Mahou Shoujo ni Akogarete
Gushing over Magical Girls

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-School girls with magic/super powers -Relationships between girls/Girls Love -Lots of ecchi/fanservice 

Another series that revolves around the concept of stereotypical Japanese TV heroes vs villains, with a focus on comedy and romance. One of them is more of your usual romcom with a straight couple, while the other is less of a romcom and more of a yuri comedy, with less focus on a single relationship, and more focus on the concept of "good vs evil + (lewd) love" itself. 

They didn't necessarily ask to be a magical girl, or at least the position they occupy. Instead, they screw around and play with cliches, which makes it hilarious to read. Akogarete is about a magical girl who likes to do BDSM shit with her enemies (or maybe allies, question mark) and Machigatta is about a magical girl who likes to not care about anything and use overcheat(shitty) powers to beat her ennemies in the most simplest and stupidest way possible. So both the type of manga you read when you're exhausted from the usual formula of magical girl or even dark magical girl. 

Yuri + comedy + tropey Japanese heroes vs villains. One of them is more of a (very) ecchi comedy series with mahou shoujo. The other is more of a romcom with super sentai. 

Comedy about demon girl main character tasked with fighting magical girls. Similarities end there, sans the [ongoing Machikado plot thread spoiler]. If Shamiko was a sadist, she would be Utena. 

Basically similar elements, the main female lead is the "supervillainess" that lives in a magical girl setting world.  

A classic Hero(es) vs. Villain(s) story but with 2 twists, The Villain is the protagonist of the story, and they are attracted to the Hero(es) Both series also have a decent amount of fanservice 

Both are manga that revel in the over the top rauchyness involved that make them hilarious to read, and it's guarentee that if you liked one, you'd like the other. The humor between the two series is rather similar if not the same.