Hoozuki-san Chi no Aneki

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Both these comedies utilise sexual references to drive humour. 

4 Panel sibling sexual tension 

Sisters showing their bodies to their brothers in order to tease/mentally torture them, knowing just how much their brothers want them, as they live together. The heroines in these two enjoy NOTHING more than seeing the male leads squirming in anguish over them. There are a few significant differences: #1: In Hozuki the siblings aren't actually related, and only got to know each other starting with middle school. In Oniichan the siblings are related. (Why they aren't related in Hozuki, yet everyone reacts as if they share the same blood (including the 'siblings' themselves), is beyond me...)) #2: Oniichan's sister is a manipulative yandere. Her brother doesn't know about her yandere side, or that she's as into him as he's into her. In Hozuki, only the 'brother' is shown to be 110% into his 'sister', and it ends without anything resolved. read more 

Both Manga feature a female mc that constantly tease and give off very subtle and suggestive hints of romantic feelings towards the male mc, who is in a form of denial of their affection for the female mc. Hoozuki-san is much more lewd and features an almost extreme amount of fan service, where as Karakai is much innocent as it literally takes place when they are much younger.  

Both series portray sisters who essentially tease their brothers with rather suggestive conduct. 

Slice-of-life ecchi series with perverted female leads. 

Boy and girl not related by blood living together, parents barely around. Boy loves girl.