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Melancholically wholesome. One of the best shows of the year!
Strolling through a grey and barren wasteland, two girls are on a journey. Rations are their only food, each other's company their only comfort and a Kettenkrad motorbike and a protect rifle their only partners. This is a story about a post-apocalyptic future, cultures lost in war and appreciating t…
Read full review on AniList →A masterful eulogy for humanity itself, via the medium of two girls in a mini-tank.
Spoilers Below.
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Anime that deal with the decline of humanity are rather rare, and when they exist, the human race usually goes out in spectacular fashion. A go-down-swinging approach, if you will. *Girls' Last Tour* though, is an iyashikei, which puts it in rare company indeed, alongside just…
Read full review on AniList →I Can't Stop Thinking About This
Modern society does not necessarily reward quality over quantity. The current atmosphere for pop culture, by and large, seems to incentivize pushing out content that is enjoyable while it’s being consumed but has no real staying power. Oftentimes when something is complete it gets shoved to the back…
Read full review on AniList →Hopeful Hopelessness.
Girl's Last Tour is a story about the daily life of Yuuri and Chito, who struggle on the daily trying to survive their dire situation. However, they _always_ find something to be happy about, and i think this combination of melancholy and hope is what makes this a masterpiece.
Honestly, when i firs…
Read full review on AniList →An outsider's look at humanity, Girl's Last Tour brings the fluff to existential dread.
The world has ended. It's not "ending", It's pretty much done for and beyond saving. In it, there's still two girls driving an old Kettenkrad through an empty, towering concrete jungle. They travel almost aimlessly, with only the vague, curiosity-fueled goal of reaching the top of the city. In that…
Read full review on AniList →A stunning exploration of the meaning of life as life itself approaches its end.
Post-apocalyse fiction is a surprisingly versatile genre. From zombie survival to natural disasters, from tales of humanity at war with itself to tales of humanity rising from the ashes, there’s a lot you can explore after the fall of civilization. As time goes on, though, I’ve found that my favorit…
Read full review on AniList →As cute and funny as it is haunting and deeply moving.
NOTE: This review can also be found on my MAL profile. Just in case anyone comes across it on that site and thinks that this one is plagiarising it. (Link: https://myanimelist.net/reviews.php?id=333924).
Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou is a seamless blend of a slice of life and a post-apocalyptic story and…
Read full review on AniList →Retrospectiva de eu ter reassistido depois de ler o manga

Acho que assisti ele logo depois ou enquanto ele lançava em 2017 e amei, sempre recomendei para todo mundo que eu conhecia e sempre usei a Yuu como foto de perfil no Discord kkkkkkk, mas demorei para dar uma chance para o manga, então logo depois de ler ele me…
Read full review on AniList →A Tender Eulogy for a Dying World
<i>"Maybe 'life' means something that has an end."</i>
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<b>Girls' Last Tour</b> — A tender eulogy for a dying world.
Its premise is simple: In a post-apocalyptic world, two girls — Chito and Yuuri — travel across a concrete megalopolis, aiming to reach the city's top-most level in the hopes of…
Read full review on AniList →Girl's Last Tour understands that simplicity is beautiful, and it shows us its understanding at any chance.
What makes a good post-apocalyptic story?
The atmosphere. A dense and foreboding feeling that life was at one time much greater than it is today, but now all that's left is a hollow shell of a former civilization that you'll never be a part of. What makes the story of Girls' Last Tour (AKA Shoujo S…
Read full review on AniList →The best girls anime I've ever watched and thought I'd like, and it's my 3rd favorite.
Yeah, I have always deeply and constantly wondered about the ultimate mystery of human existence, like, why do we even have to live in this harsh world, and this specific anime teaches exactly this profound philosophy through the eyes of two completely lonely girls. Well, ~!learning about the core m…
Read full review on AniList →What truly matters, in the end?
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Yeah, what truly matters in the end, I'm wondering?
When there is nothing but ruins left anymore, no one left anymore, what is there still to care for?
Just listening at the main theme already puts you in the mood of this thought:
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Read full review on AniList →A beautiful tribute to the endurance of the human spirit, resulting in a surprisingly effective anti-war message.
Girls’ Last Tour follows Chito and Yuuri, our two main leads and absolutely adorable moe blobs, as they try to survive in a desolate, war-torn wasteland. If that premise does not intrigue you, I don’t know what will. Surprisingly, this premise, coupled with masterful execution, is the best thing…
Read full review on AniList →Wistful, yet heartwarming journey
It's a story about 2 girls on a journey, looking for food and chilling together in the ruins of the world they once knew.
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My favorite character is Yuuri. She's a silly girl, always looking to have fun and shoots stuff to get what they need in their journey. I also love Chito…
Read full review on AniList →"Maybe this is what they call "music." I heard it's when high and low sounds have a rhythm and connect together."
[Amid desolate remains of a once-thriving city](https://anilist.co/search/anime?genres=Post-Apocalyptic), only the [tank's](https://anilist.co/search/anime?genres=Tanks) thunder breaks the frigid winter hush. Its drivers, [Chito](https://anilist.co/character/120889/Chito) and [Yuuri](https://anilist…
Read full review on AniList →La IncreÃble Narrativa de la Existencia.
~~~__Cualquier obra artÃstica o audiovisual es un reflejo de la propia experiencia de su autor o autora, los autores ya sea en mayor o menor medida dejan pequeños trazos de su propia realidad en aquellas ficciones en las que nos sentimos reflejados marcan sus huellas a ser historias cuyo objetivo es…
Read full review on AniList →A simple and touching story that shows what's trully important in our lives
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What is the reason that we are alive? Why do we exist? Are we really born with a great purpose in our lives?
Certainly you’ve already asked yourself about that at some point in your life, we all went through some more reflective moments where we tried to validate our attitudes and values to b…
Read full review on AniList →An unexaggerated modern masterpiece.
Girl's Last Tour is an impeccable anime that I feel is the very definition of what makes something unique. Everything in this anime has never really been done before in the industry with this level of care for quality, and is the epitome of a new and fresh experience for viewers. The style is distin…
Read full review on AniList →A great anime, with excellent worldbuilding and mystery that can best any anime. Lacks a big cast, but is a must watch.
This Review contains spoilers so read at your own caution, I will try my best to not give out major spoilers.
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# Plot 10/10#
The concept of Girl's Last Tour was magnificent, yet simple. It's about two girls, Yuuri and Chito travelling the barren world alone on a small vehicle The world has tra…
Read full review on AniList →Girls' Last Tour: The Anime That Sets a Philosophical Story in a Wonderful Atmosphere [No Spoilers]
__Note__: The following review does __not__ contain any major spoilers.
Still, be wary of reading this, as it may contain the synopsis if you do not wish to see it and jump anew and fresh into the story (as I did).
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This is a completely honest review, after analyzing its many parts,…
Read full review on AniList →its pretty good show and anime :^)
In summary i think this whole show is about hopelessness and how your attitude to it should be. So out of the 4 human characters in this show, 2 have a passion that we witness them being at their peak in their "career" and the almost immediate downfall thereafter. Kanazawa is a cartographer and he…
Read full review on AniList →A message from the future that perceives the most natural things we didn't know they were here the whole time.
Girls dabbing? Loli version of Fallout? You bet ‘ya! But sadly, it ain’t all ‘bout that. __Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou__ or Girls’ Last Tour is somewhat a big difference between first impressions on plain paper and the actual reality.
Recall the simplest words you would’ve ever think of, maybe Home (自宅…
Read full review on AniList →Lutte pour la survie et contre l'entropie
Un jour, sans raison particulière, l'humanité s'est effondrée. Ne reste alors que d'immenses cités d'acier et de rouages, chuintants faiblement par moments, comme pour nous rappeler qu'elles ont encore des sursauts de vie.
Au milieu de ce chaos sans haut ni bas, ou les cités sont empilées les unes…
Read full review on AniList →Reseña: Girls' Last Tour
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La civilización está muerta, pero Chito y Yuuri siguen vivas. Asà que suben a bordo de su amada moto Kettenkrad y vagan sin rumbo por las ruinas del mundo que una vez conocieron. DÃa tras dÃa, buscan alimento y combustible para su travesÃa. Pero mientras las dos estén juntas, incluso…
Read full review on AniList →Truly the Girls' Last Tour
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FAHHH what a journey. Although it was short we were given opportunity to feel for Chii and Yuu. Even in the ep of the two others they met.
#__Short thoughts on Characters:__
__Kanazawa__ - rlly was a shame he couldn’t retrieve his maps, nice that he gave camera, would’ve…
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