Kyochuu Rettou
The Island of Giant Insects

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Both these manga are almost identical in every main aspect</br> </br> Similarities: </br> * Premise - Plane crash, abandoned island survival</br> * Non-humans as antagonists (insects, animals), most of which are extinct</br> * Copious amounts of fanservice and disproportionate breast sizes</br> * Generic, unlikeable male side characters abound </br> </br> Differences:</br> * Female protagonist in Kyochuu Rettou (KR), male in Eden no Ori (EnO)</br> * Seems to be a focus on insects in KR, while EnO has a more diverse selection</br> * No apparent elements of romance in KR (though saying that there are any in EnO would be misleading)</br> </br> Highly recommended if you're okay with mediocre character design and ridiculous amounts of fanservice, with some survival elements in between</br> read more 

In both mangas, there are giant beings out to kill them along with some gore and fanservice, I find the themes very similar in those aspects. 

Both involve surviving a apocalyptic situation where a group of people must survive against a horde giant creatures who poses a treat to mankind's existence.  

A class gets stranded on an island, where they need to survive as not only the island's inhabitants are danger, some of the fellow classmates are too. Both works have plenty of nudity and violence and heavily rely on shock value. 

Group of students are suddenly facing mortal threat they are almost powerless against, and quickly turn against each other and die in gory way. 

In both series, the main characters are thrown into a dangerous territory where their lives are at stake. There is violence and bloodshed as we witness how the characters must fight their way in order to survive. Each chapter becomes more gruesome as we see the reality of their newfound lifestyle.  

Group of students are suddenly facing mortal threat they are almost powerless against, and quickly turn against each other as a lot of them die in gory way in quick succession. Both of these manga are more about the shock value than the story.