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Sorry if I'm such an ignorant girl, but does this manga have two versions of the ending? I just remember I saw another ending featuring an older Yui holding a kid's hand and an adult Yuta wearing glasses
Yes, there are two versions! The ending you’re talking about is the epilogue from the original webcomic, which ended before the manga serialisation.
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Eta on final chapter?
Might be a while! It’s nearly done, but our cleaner/redrawer is currently too busy in Exam Hell to finish off the last few pages, and I’m not too sure when exactly they’ll be free. Please stay with us for a little longer!
Sorry, but I didn't get it. They changed again? Os they are in their respective bodies?
We were pretty confused while scanlating the final chapter, too! I’m personally more convinced that they’re back to their body-swap: Yuuta is in Yui’s body, and Yui is in Yuuta’s body. Perhaps calling Yui as ‘Yuuta’ suggests that they’re now more comfortable in their body-swapped lives and identities?
The ending is vague enough that everyone can interpret it a little differently, though!
The final chapter is out in the official site. But I believe that the epilogue will only be available in vol. 9 and won't be posted there. Do you guys plan to translate the epilogue as well? I'm super hyped to know what happens in the future, and if it's anything like the webcomic. Thank you so much for your hard work!!
You’re right, the epilogue for SBC is only published in physical copies of volume 9. Thanks to our friends at ElPsyKongroo, we do have a copy of the epilogue that we can scanlate! We’ll get to it, but of course it’ll come after scanlations of chapter 63 and 64.
The raws for chapter 62 of Shishunki Bitter Change were released a few days ago, and they’re available to read on Comic Polaris!
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The raws for chapter 63 of Shishunki Bitter Change have been released, and are available on Comic Polaris. Prepare your heart, your mind, your tissues...
How is the progress on Chapter 62 so far?
Chapter 62 is currently in the typesetting stage. We can’t guarantee that it’ll be done before chapter 63 raws are released, but we’re getting there!
Thank you so much for continuing to translate these. Shishunki bitter change is by far my favorite manga (the only one that I still read), but I've found it a little odd that I can't say what exactly draws me to it. I'm sure there's many reasons, but what makes Shishunki bitter change special to you?
“I found SBC a looong time ago. It was how well written and portrayed the characters were and how it wasn’t just your usual ecchi fanservice that gender swapped for comedy purposes.I felt that I had found a very good series to cling to. I was curious to what could happen next, to what could happen to the characters and what their stories would tell.I always expected the next chapter filled with emotion. And I guess that’s how we always love and stay for those special series, because of the emotions they shows us.Even if something’s really good, if you don’t care about it, then there’s no point and no meaning to keep reading/watching it.” - Sthelen“I can’t agree more with what Sthelen has already said, tbh. I think SBC dealt well with the hardship of growing up in a body you don’t 100% belong to. Sure it’s got comedy, but it’s way more than that - it’s slice of life on hard mode. It keeps me hooked enough to want to see this manga through to the end, just to find out how things turn out for everyone in the story.“ - Kelpy
