The manga adaptation of The Delinquent Girl Beside Me Suddenly Dyed Her Hair Black, illustrated by Waka Sanada, has reached its conclusion. The final installment appeared in the October issue of Kadokawa’s Monthly Shōnen Ace, wrapping up the high school romantic comedy that began serialization in August 2024.
Based on the original light novel series by Teika, the story follows the awkward and heartwarming dynamic between an unassuming student and Shimizu, the school's most notorious delinquent. After the protagonist casually mentions a preference for girls with black hair, he is surprised to find Shimizu—previously known for her blonde aesthetic—transforming her appearance and behavior to match his ideal.
Readers awaiting the final installment of the print collection can look forward to the fourth and final compiled volume, which is scheduled for release in late November. The series, which features character designs by Hamu, is currently available in English through One Peace Books for those looking to follow the full arc of the couple's unlikely romance.
