Otome Kaijuu Caraméliser
Kaiju Girl Caramelise

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In both works, the Female Main Character and the Male Main Character love each other but can't put that love into practice because of their social positions and powers above their capabilities, being the FMC a unpopular loner and the MMC someone more high up (Kuroe even mentions that in the first chapters of OKC). There is also very little fan service, focusing more on plot and relationship. 

Ruri realizes one day she is half-dragon, Kuroe suddenly realizes she is is half-kaijuu. Both are schoolgirls. Both are dealing with everyday school life issues while also dealing with their newfound circumstances and learning about their origins as kaijuu/dragon. 

Not so similiar with Otome Kaijuu, however it shows how dangerous and unforgiving a gloomy main girl can be. In the worst of cases, Kimi ni Aisarete shows the depravity of an outcast. The chemistry between the two main characters however, remains the same, popular good looking guy and an unpopular gloomy girl. However, i'd not say any of the characters in Kimi ni Aisarete is beautiful or good looking at all. 

A good match because of the sudden transformation the mc got. However, Otome Kaijuu is not a gendbend, instead it's a godzilla transformation. Which is absurd but fun to read. 

Both have a similiar chemistry betweem the two main characters, a popular good looking guy and a gloomy, silent girl. However, there is no rivalry in Otome Kaijuu. But, both were striving to have an equal terms in their relationship. However, Last game had an easily flustered main guy, and Otome Kaijuu is the opposite, it even took the easily flustered aspect to a whole new level.