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Girls' Last Tour, S.1. Ep.1 - Starry Sky / War (Patreon)

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2026-08-11 15:00:14
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I didn't know what to expect when I first saw the artwork for this show, and after watching the first episode I don't think I am mentally prepared for what I am about to put myself through with this series.

Seeing these two together and seeing their art style was super cute, but things turned sour pretty quick. The gun scene felt like a punch to the stomach.

I can't wait to see how their journey continues!

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Luis Arispe (edited)

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2026-09-06 22:00 This show is not for everyone. Very moody and the chibi-esque art is very misleading. It's very dark and dialog heavy. The vehicle that the girls are driving is an Sd. Kfz. 2 Kettenkrad, an utility tow vehicle used by the German armed forces is WW2.
2026-08-11 16:28 This show is not for everyone. Very moody and the chibi-esque art is very misleading. It's very dark and dialog heavy. Talking about WW2, the vehicle that the girls are driving is an Sd. Kfz. 2 Kettenkrad, an utility tow vehicle used by the German armed forces in that conflict.

This show is not for everyone. Very moody and the chibi-esque art is very misleading. It's very dark and dialog heavy. Talking about WW2, the vehicle that the girls are driving is an Sd. Kfz. 2 Kettenkrad, an utility tow vehicle used by the German armed forces in that conflict.

Andrew Hellebrand

The voice actresses for the girls are Inori Minase as Chito (who you've previously heard as Mari 'Kimari' Tamaki from A Place Further Than the Universe, this was released the year prior) and Yurika Kubo as Yuuri. Both had already been active for 5-7 years at this point but haven't been in other shows I know you've seen. They also sing the regular opening and ending themes that you'll hear in later episodes. Whilst I understood the similarity in vocal tone you heard, Yui from K-On is actually voiced by Aki Toyosaki. The art style of the characters is what's known as moe aka. 'cute blob' style mixed with some additional chibi aesthetics. The setting is a bizarre mixture of cutesy slice-of-life elements juxtaposed within a post-apocalyptic type environment, the story takes place in an unspecified time, the technology we've seen used is all 20th century but is likely some kind of parallel alternate history. The overall story has very much an underlying anti-war sentiment, humanity's self-destructive nature and kind of muses on the idea of finding joy & purpose in small things even in really bleak situations. The sequence with the rations and the rifle is meant to be a reflection of the earlier discussion about why people would fight and kill each other, despite it making no sense to them. I don't think Yuu was ever actually intending to shoot Chito, she's just a bit of a greedy airhead whose thoughts are often ruled by her stomach, poorly applying what was previously discussed, the 'might is right' approach. But it's deliberately framed in such a way that you're brought back to the reality of their situation in a way you can't ignore, we don't really know their life experiences or what each are capable of; that discomfort you felt was very intentional. Given how you've previously described your own life experiences as quite insulated from death, in that you've never really lost anyone close to you and how much empathy you feel towards fictional characters; with your initial struggles with this show there are three extremely good anime I recommend you should never watch, they will break you and not in a cathartic life affirming kinda way like some of my past suggestions. First is Studio Ghibli's 'Grave of the Fireflies' which kinda covers the aftermath of WW2 atomic destruction unfiltered, second is 'Made In Abyss' and third is 'Takopi's Original Sin'. That last one I'm still psyching myself up to have the emotional resilience to get through watching, as from what has been explained to me (without spoilers), I know I won't be able to watch it twice, at the very least without a gap measured in years given how dark the subject matter is.