Name: Girls' Last Tour
ISBN: 9780316470643

Tsukumizu

Titus and Yuri continue traveling in a world where the civilization collapsed. What did the two who ventured to the upper level of the city find?

Girls' Last Tour

Civilization is dead, but Chito and Yuuri are still alive. So they hop aboard their beloved Kettenkrad motorbike and aimlessly wander the ruins of the world they once knew. Day after hopeless day, they look for their next meal and fuel for their ride. But as long as the two are together, even an existence as bleak as theirs has a ray or two of sunshine in it, whether they're sucking down their fill of soup or hunting for machine parts to tinker with. For two girls in a world full of nothing, the experiences and feelings the two share give them something to live for...

Oh I'm going to love this wtf this ticks all of my setting and tone boxes in a way I didn't know I needed

I think this series makes me feel the same way that Station Eleven did. It's a quiet, human take on post-apocalyptia; there's survival but it's not harrowing; it feels reflective and introspective, more concerned with sort of the abstract surreal wonder of being alive in a dying world, and being alive in this vast emptiness that once held millions of lives and eras of histories, and finding spots of loveliness and memory within that. I just... yeah.

Brook

Loved the series, and now I'm reading the manga. I think the anime was much better, but the manga is also cute and depressing all at once.

Girls' Last Tour

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