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They both did translation. wyste/dailymultivitamin, who quit, typeset.

It's a two-man team and one has said the other quit over the old chapters being deleted.

Which is gayer: when Kei-chan freaks out at physical proximity to Noel or if Kei-chan stopped freaking out?

Very cute extra, though I'm still slightly disappointed that we got some nice hairstyle, but only one panel of Noel touching Kei-chan's hair (and another of her being Completely Normal about it). Kei-chan goes uncorrected stating otherwise, but Noel would rather give her girl friend a hairstyle...

I could see Hanazono and Ikegai reacting thus: The initial deception is too pathetic to be mad about; lying about it afterward would feel necessary to preserve their friendship. IIRC Hachiya abused his dual identity at least once, but I don't remember well enough if that'd be exposed...

The last two chapters may be have been short because the author made about ~17 page remake of a gender-bending oneshot she made forty years ago. I included "(more)" for a reason, but I'd say the story's attitude is "Uesugi is a girl, but...". It's thus far been accepted the school will treat...

lol the actual handholding (with Noel) was offscreen, too lewd. "But why does my guy friend make me feel calm and my girl friend make me excited?" Since chapter 1: Gender identity debatable, bisexuality indisputable. Overall, the love triangle has favored the (more) heterosexual side, but that...

I don't think Kei-chan has to be dense(r than usual) to miss what Noel is saying. Even Noel and one of her friends had never heard of that "The moon is beautiful." thing until ten minutes ago, right before Kei-chan came into the room. The last thing Noel said before that phrase was being outside...

They're listed below, under Volume 1. Chapter 1 & 2 are listed under "No Volume" because that's by a different scanlator who accidentally did them separate and hasn't tagged what volume they're in.

Nee-chan really enjoys that she can feel like she's doting on a little sister and bullying a little brother at the same time. She's probably the most defined character outside the trio, but for now I guess she'll remain a nameless annoyance to Keisuke that technically fulfills the social...

It's funny how Eito doesn't see himself as obsessive/possessive, he just think he has a high-maintenance childhood friend.

"I don't have your back at all!" It's very odd it took this long for Uesugi to consider romantic prospects as a girl... though that's understandable when the assumption is "I'm left alone." That's a towel mistake the kid's just gotta get out of their system. Really, this is the least painful...

This has never been true and I don't expect it ever will be. If you want an exhaustive comparison accounting for every gender-bending manga in the last five years (besides the super-explicit ones), I can give it. Ffs, Fabiniku even got an anime a couple years ago! (Though the most common romance...

Uesugi will either hook up with Noel... or all romantic feeling for her was just a convoluted delusion? Many of Uesugi's physical reactions to Eito and Noel make no sense without physical attraction. Revealing one side of a love triangle never even existed is a terrible resolution. In this...

It's an often-mocked cliche for the protagonist to be romantically-oblivious, but in this case I'm genuinely glad Uesugi is that way. It lets attraction to Eito be something they can just enjoy instead of being an immediate source of sexuality/gender/relationship angst. Most of the guys in...

Keisuke's relief is about 50:50 upsides of "girl" stuff and still doing "boy" stuff. With things last chapter turning out so well, Keisuke is still optimistic they won't lose anything they'd really miss. But if that holds true, does that keep Keisuke attached to being a boy... or decouple those...

"My guy friend felt left out when I was doing girly stuff with girls, so I'll do girly stuff with him.", all of which makes it look like they're dating. Keisuke has the biggest small brain there is.

I would not mind attraction between the two being more than a mistaken belief that Keisuke gets depressed over, though obviously Noel now still has some very negative feelings about Eito. Three-way love triangles are fun, even when they basically ignore the concept of polyamory.

I take what Keisuke says at the end as sincere, in a sense. Yes, the romantic tension between Keisuke and Eito keeps going up, but this experience really did increase Keisuke's affinity for being a boy--much like how hanging out with Noel warmed Keisuke up on being a girl. I don't care about...