Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

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Bullied girls get pushed to the edge and retaliate with gory results 

Akuma no Riddle and Fukushuu Kyoushitsu focuses a violent story that involves death. Both series' main female protagonist has a stoic personality yet has a clear mind on what they hope to achieve. Throughout both series, they strategically take on obstacles while developing skills themselves. There is also a good amount of characterization on the other characters they face off against. Akuma no Riddle has more of a survival horror setting while Fukushuu Kyoushitsu focuses more on revenge. 

What is more satisfying other than seeing the person bullying you, being punished? While Eyama from Prison Lab, got an opportunity to take his revenge on the bullies' ringleader, Ayana, from Revenge classroom, made her own opportunities to take revenge on her whole class: The ones that bullied her, the ones who stood aside and laughed and the ones that saw what she's been going through but didn't do anything. While reading Fukushuu Kyoushitsu almost the same feeling, as Prison Lab, will surround you. Both main characters slowly start to change their personalities. In the beginning they were weak willed and in a pathetic state, but something triggered both of them to change. Eyama got an invitation letter of the "Captivity game", but Ayana was pushed by someone, from her school, into the traffic. After she recovered from her injuries she understood that her classmates would eventually kill her, so it was time for her to start taking an action. So she started to plan how to destroy each of her classmates lives one by one and not get caught by anyone. read more 

Both stories are about brutal bullying at school. At one point it crosses the line and forces victims to make up their mind and start their revenge which gets performed in a horror style. 

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.  

The vibe of these manga's feel really similar. 

Very similar premise and content. Protagonist gets bullied by pretty much entire class and decides to take revenge on the ones that wronged them. Every chapter deals with a different revenge victim and the content can get gory and dark. 

From both series, there is the theme of bullying as the main protagonist is ostracized by their peers. However, their life begins to take a darker turn after certain events. This includes taking a path that changes their life forever as they take certain measures. Both series is known for their violence as well as mature context. Happiness also has supernatural elements that changes the main protagonist drastically. 

Both feature a girl who was bullied and take revenge, but Fukushuu Kyoushitsu is more relentless and horror. Definitely not for the faint hearted, but it has a similar psychological feel. 

Both have a heroine bullied by her classmates, who decides to take revenge on them. 

The two stories are similar in the aspect that the themes collide. Stories about characters done wrong by friends and others around them. Because of such upbringing, the two protagonist will go on a never ending spree of vengeance. Delivering it to those that done them wrong, one by one. Both acting as villains of the stories, and slightly similar plot wise, the two differ in setting. One takes place in a school environment, followed by a teen in her miserable youth. While the other takes place in a fantasy environment, followed by a warrior who went through betrayal seeking retribution!