<p>Child is a sequel, I haven't watched all episodes (yet) from the second season of Chaos, but by skipping Head you'd miss out on a lot information that happened during certain events. Those events and the way they happened as well as the thoughts behind them will definitely make Child easier to understand. And yes it is pretty boring the first few episodes but it is a nice complex plot-twist compared to your average anime. </p>

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2017-03-17T17:05:37.303Z
Do you have any sources for this?
Makoto
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2017-03-17T17:11:26.967Z
Here you go. As a second source I use my knowledge from watching season 1 and a few episodes from season 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos;Child
ploopploop
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2017-03-18T21:51:01.060Z
Seems correct to me, thanks for the wiki link. I upvoted you always provide references where you can in answers
Callat
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2017-03-17T14:38:57.133Z
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ploopploop
<p>Both shows are quite confusing at first. Chaos Child is six years later after Chaos Head. The NewGen events in Head has connection to Child as well as about turning delusions to reality. The characters from Head will have no role in Child so don't wonder where they are. They would have very likely have left the city and went to live somewhere else since it was six years.</p>

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2017-09-24T07:47:43.893Z
2017-09-24T07:47:43.893Z
user35795
<p>I wanted to watch Chaos;Child, but I heard I needed to watch Chaos;Head, which is a prequel, first. Is this true?</p>

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Is Chaos;Head a prequel to Chaos;Child?
# Is Chaos;Head a prequel to Chaos;Child?
Posted by: username_0 on 2017-03-17
I wanted to watch Chaos;Child, but I heard I needed to watch Chaos;Head, which is a prequel, first. Is this true?
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## 2 answers
### Answer by username_1 on 2017-03-17. Score: 4 | Accepted answer
Child is a sequel, I haven't watched all episodes (yet) from the second season of Chaos, but by skipping Head you'd miss out on a lot information that happened during certain events. Those events and the way they happened as well as the thoughts behind them will definitely make Child easier to understand. And yes it is pretty boring the first few episodes but it is a nice complex plot-twist compared to your average anime.
> **Comments:**
> **username_2** (2017-03-17): Do you have any sources for this?  
> **username_1** (2017-03-17): Here you go. As a second source I use my knowledge from watching season 1 and a few episodes from season 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos;Child  
> **username_3** (2017-03-18): Seems correct to me, thanks for the wiki link. I upvoted you always provide references where you can in answers  
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### Answer by username_4 on 2017-09-24. Score: 1
Both shows are quite confusing at first. Chaos Child is six years later after Chaos Head. The NewGen events in Head has connection to Child as well as about turning delusions to reality. The characters from Head will have no role in Child so don't wonder where they are. They would have very likely have left the city and went to live somewhere else since it was six years.
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