Girls' Last Tour

As a fan, I think the moral message is about finding the meaning of life in small things. In the midst of a world that has been destroyed and is desolate, the two characters can still find happiness in each other's company, simple food, and everyday moments.

One of my all time favorites. Cute and chill on the front, but emotional and deep, with good characters amd interesting world.

Great style adventure especially sifat karakter chito dan yuuri

Episode awal ini cukup santai tanpa adanya masalah, hanya sekelompok gadis yg melakukan perjalanan

This finale is such a bittersweet, seeing Chito and Yuuri reach the highest stratum felt so heavy yet beautiful. Their conversation about living with the past while facing an empty world really hit home. It is easily one of the most moving endings ever

this episode is awesome, it is such a heavy experience because it makes you feel the weight of a dying world through Chito and Yuuri's eyes. Seeing them find that giant war machine was chilling, yet the sunset moment felt so peaceful

this episode is such a bittersweet trip because seeing the girls find that old train makes the world feel even more empty yet beautiful. I loved the moment they reached the top and just watched the sunset since it really captures their bond

this episode is such a beautiful yet heavy experience. The focus on life and the robots really makes you think about what it means to be alive. I loved seeing Chito and Yuuri interact with the machines because their curiosity feels so genuine and bittersweet

Episode 8 is awesome, watching Chito and Yuuri discover the beauty of memory through old photos felt really nostalgic. The part with the radio was also super atmospheric and kind of bittersweet

Episode 7 is such a vibe. The way Chi and Yuu interact with the old tech in the city feels so melancholic yet cozy. I loved the focus on the pipes and the water because it makes their journey feel so grounded

"Wow" is how I would describe the final episode. I was left speechless at how everything was presented, about the past and the present. A pleasant ending to an exceptional show. The art direction, the music, the girls, the lore, all grounded and delivered beautifully.

The creature existing wasn't explained but after seeing more of it, it is even more bizarre. The episode took a sudden turn and became serious, with destruction all around. It was quite a scary scene within the fire. The exploration continued, encountering an even bigger mystery.

Continuing from the previous sci-fi esque episode, we ride a train and go far. This episode is nothing special, but the simple exploration keeps it alive. Despite being simple, there is unexplained information regarding the radio, which I hope is eventually addressed.

The information from the bot in the building was a nice touch for further building the lore. I would call this the existential crisis episode, as the topic discussed is pretty heavy. The insight into the old technology of the abandoned world they're in was really interesting.

The theme of the first segment really gave a desolate feeling, in an already dystopian setting. I liked how the girls handled the grave site, thoughtfully and respectfully. The rest was just pure goof and fun, and one of the most joyful scenes so far. Yet another quality episode.

A really sweet episode. Combining Yuuri's large appetite with Chito's fear of heights creates a nice blend of friendship. The exploration this time around was cooking and the goofy moments with Yuuri really set the tone. Overall pretty laidback with only two segments.

The short segments are skipped and dedicated to one theme - to takeoff. Was nice to see yet another character being introduced and we also found out the name of the vehicle they are using. Yuuri's chanting of 'zetsubou' was foreshadowing the end, making it a small tearjerker.

One of the best episodes so far. A complete experience across three different topics, with at least two of them being profound in nature. While the scene of the room was great, the ambience of the rain in the last one, and its portrayal, was immersive and nicely executed.

I noticed the way the girls describe the world they're in, like they're far into the future after a war. Yuuri tends to mention a lot of thought provoking things. Tied in with the camera they're using, left me feeling sombre. The final temple segment was absolutely surreal.

The next adventure is with an unknown person and exploring as 3 people is a lot more fun. We got to see more of the world and I was awed by its large scale and what unknown mystery it could bring. The vehicle they own isn't explained but it is a pretty interesting construction.