Hiroshi Shimomoto's Delinquent Gacha (Gachankee) is heading into the home stretch. The 31st chapter, which dropped Tuesday, revealed that the manga will enter its last arc starting June 16.

The series follows Jou Sago, a transfer student at Jikkai High—a school ranked so low academically (just a nine out of 100) that it's become a dumping ground for delinquents from across the country. Jou has it rough: he can't fight, and everyone looks down on him. His life takes a turn when Goku Hitomi, the strongest delinquent around, transfers in, setting up a classic underdog dynamic.

Shimomoto launched Delinquent Gacha on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ platform back in November 2025, so this finale comes after roughly seven months of serialization. The manga's already got two compiled volumes under its belt, with the second one hitting shelves May 1. For English readers, Shueisha's MANGA Plus service is handling the official translation.

While we don't have details yet on how many chapters the final arc will span or when the manga might wrap up entirely, the timing suggests Shimomoto has a clear endpoint in mind. Shonen Jump+ series often move at a brisk pace compared to their Weekly Shonen Jump counterparts, so reaching a finale chapter this quickly isn't unusual for the digital-first platform.

For fans invested in Jou's journey from punching bag to something more, the next few chapters should answer whatever questions have been building since the series started. Whether Delinquent Gacha might get an anime adaptation down the line remains to be seen—Shueisha's digital series have had mixed success jumping to animation, but the premise has enough charm to warrant consideration.