Himenospia

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These two series decide to tackle bullying in a similar style way of "fall and rise" where after the female main character is bullied one day, they either change physically or mentally which lets them change their perspective on the situation around them whether it's if it got better, if it got worse or if they wanna kill anyone. To put it shortly, after that physical or mental change on that day, relationships and the lives of the main characters change.  

Murata Shinya decided to write these two stories in a rather similar manner featuring the main character getting bullied, fighting and being in what you would call a "bizarre situation" just to name a few similarities. They also both feature what can be seen as "insect-humans" which are essentially humans with insect like abilities whether it's wasp abilities, spider abilities or cockroach abilities as well as some physical change which affects them too. With this wacky premise paired alongside similar and somewhat common fanservice and action scenes, it can make for a bizarre and unique experience.  

A girl with insect power. The difference: in Mushihime, the power involves insect mastery where the owner has an ability to command one or many types of insects and is usually used for combative purposes (similar to Madam Mera from Akame ga Kill Zero and Shino Aburame from Naruto). while in Himenospia, the power is not insect mastery. Rather, it is an attached insect feature on a human body and it can be possessed by many people (but it looks like its only females are able to) and is only limited to a type of insect (wasp).