Entertainment and Popular Culture
- Chaos 2, a combat robot from the British TV series Robot Wars
- Chaos (Dragonlance), a supreme god in the fantasy world of Dragonlance
- Chaos (Kinnikuman), a major character in the manga series Kinnikuman Nisei: Ultimate Choujin Tag Arc
- Chaos (performer), performer in Pin Up Girls burlesque-cabaret company, certified yoga instructor
- Chaos (professional wrestling), a professional wrestling alliance
- Chaos (Sesame Park), a fictional character from the TV show Sesame Park
- Chaos (Sailor Moon), a major enemy in the Sailor Moon manga, and the final enemy in the Sailor Moon anime
- Chaos (Warhammer), in the Warhammer fantasy games, a force representing the antithesis of civilization
- Chaos, a fictional tenth planet of the solar system in Exosquad
- Chaos, the king of the old ones in Anthony Horowitz's The Power of Five
- Chaos, a series of cards in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game
- Choas, the trading card game from the King of Cards
- Chaos! Comics, a cult comic book producer and publisher
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