The Apocalyptic Manga that Found Peace
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
- Talking about Tsukumizu's Manga, Girl's Last Tour of Shouo Shuumatsu Ryouku. This manga is set in an apocalypse centers on two girls, their survival and goal to reach the top of the society. This is a bit of my take on the series. Take this as a Very big Manga recommendation. I recommend this manga to anyone.
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This anime is the embodiment of
“Dont be sad because its over, be happy because it happened”
the anime stopped in the right moment to think so!
I thought it's koro sensei
Yes
Nope it's more like to live to the fullest, they wish to live longer but there's nothing they can do anymore and that's enough
@@puntech3248 Yea I agree with this. It's not living for hope but being able to live without it. Its more obvious when you read the manga the ending is perfect.
Girl's Last Tour still has one of the catchiest openings that I can remember
The ED's are great too. Especially the rain one
It’s some guy without a mustache and hiding in public in the same thread!
@@thomasjin1415 truly amazing.
Chito and Yuri: *dabs*
Can someone recomend me more 'introspective' mangas like this?
Btw @Hiding in public, have you read Tetsugaku Letra, and if so what are you thoughts on it?
Nobody:
Hiding in Public: Lets discuss the philosophical issues behind eating fish
Not just any fish! The ONLY fish!
@@HidinginPublic The robot needs it . Leave it be.
What kind of monster would eat that fish??
Lord Nux is proud of his disciple
bruh just eat the robot
"Just because you know someone's going to die, *would you do something* to shorten their life?" That's a strong wise word right there.
Oh hey, i didn't expect an Indonesian with a good taste in Anime or Manga.
@@worlds3061 hehe, I've been exposedXD you see trough my English word disguise XD lol
@@juliantotriwijaya9208 your english is a good enough disguise, but your name is a dead giveaway.
@@hang_kentang6709 yeah, my name is so obviousXD
@@juliantotriwijaya9208 I'm very late to the party but I'm also glad seeing other fellow countrymen with good taste since it's very rare here. I wish I can be friends with y'all 😭
Don't let the kawaii lolis fool you. This is a series entirely about humanity's inevitable despair and self-destruction.
It's super depressing lol. But I like cute girl. very good
@@HidinginPublic how bout lolis?
Not just that, but entropy as a universal concept that we must accept. One day, even starts will cease to exist, what theory was right for the aftermath? The universe simply has to wait
I feel as though it's more about "making the best out of a bad situation" as the girls never really fall into despair, they just keep trudging and doing their best day by day. Even when the inevitable comes, they still accept it and just let it be.
not entirely
Girl's Last Tour has the best ending I've ever read in anime/manga
It's an absolute end. There is nothing left to continue, nothing to imagine what might happen next. It's... the end...
And then Shimeji Simulation happened.
Gotta say metamorphosis was better
like Kimi no nawa huh ?
There are some things to be imagined. The last scene are them in some kind of wheat field, some people say the rock they lean to are teleport machine. Remember the rockets they saw and the trajectory; one stop somewhere and the latest one keep going on without end. Humanity could be in that ship, and the one connecting earth and the ship are the rocks that sits on the very top level. Others say they just dead, and the last image is just some kind of heaven. Though i very much agree that the ending was great since the whole story itself is about existencial crisis and life choices and ethics and stuff so its like the ending is the same with life. What actually happened is what us choose to happen.
It seems open ended to me. While it’s strongly implied, I we don’t know for sure that they died
Girls Last Tour's ending can't be forget,read it and appreciate it ^^
I agree. The ending really got me
It got me in my tear ducts :(
i felt so shit afterwards
I read it, it destroyed my tear ducts
I cried big alligator tears when I was reading the final chapters. I like when a work of art can make you feel something so genuine and intense.
It gets heartwrenching. Especially with the notebook
alligator tears are a false display of emotion. pretending to be upset when you aren't
uwau it clearly wasn't what he meant, but okay
uwau good for you
Alligators tears? You mean you faked crying to a bunch of fictional post apocalyptic lolis
*Spoilers of the manga*
I remember watching the last episode of the anime, then searching the manga to continue the story (which there is not a lot left after the anime tbh, they could finish the whole story in an ova or something), the AI that wanted to die was shocking to me, but the one thing that make my heart shrink and being tear appart was this near the end chapter where they are climbing those stairs in pitch black darkness: They lost their vehicle, they had no food nor water, they knew they wont last long, they didn't know if those stairs reached anywhere, or if it did, there was anything there waiting for them, and they only keep climbing because they were handholding to not loose eachother in the dark and remembering their time together...
Man that chapter hit super hard...
yes Sir! And don´t forget...one of the girls was afraid of darkness and the other was afraid of height and together they climbed day by day up the stairs in absolutely darkness,because they had each other!And deep inside they knew that nothing was waiting für them at the upper level.They had to finish their destiny so they did what was to do!So the poem was engraved into the table!Two small crosses would vanish on a pale road!
YOOOO i just finished the manga and i 100 agree with u man 😢. the dark stairs hits different
I tried telling my mom about the overall plot of the book, but I became so emotional that i had to stop talking. I finished reading the manga in the car. I should have done that at home so i could cry in peace.
press X to faill into despair
Oh god you're making me sob
As dark as it gets in times, I find that there's just something awfully nice in Girl's Last Tour. Even after everything has ended, and nothing can really be some to start over, good and nice things cam still happen. Yuri and Chito can still find things to be joyous about, and even if that fails, they still got eachother. I try to reflect that same way of thinking to my own life, especially during more depressive episodes. As dark as it seems, good things can and will still happen and there are still people you can hold on. Sometimes, you just have to become friends with despair.
This series gave me literal goosebumps because of the sheer hopelessness that it potrays ❤️
*Man I cried like a baby...I Still tear up when I think about the ending*
It's sad but poetic
And there was a poem with the last chapter: (getting a bit teary right now)
"Do not mourn, someday Night will come
For then Above the pale Earth
The cold Moon will smile silenty as we watch
*Holding hands in Rest*
Do not mourn for someday that time will come
And *we will rest*
Our little crosses will stand on white waysides
All lined up together
And then the Rains will fall, And the snows will fall, And the winds will come and go.
(these are not tears, me eyes are just sweating)
i finished it yesterday, made me cry so hard :(
i haven’t seen this yet but now i’m interested
It’s really cute despite what it’s about
It's great
Yeah, both manga and anime are great and deserve checking out. Anime boasts with its superb soundtrack and direction, and manga shows a more finished story.
GLT is definitely one of those hidden gems of anime. One thing not mentioned here is the truly great musical soundtrack that is used to great effect. I certainly recommend this series as it is well told, with good animation, pacing, and music. Well worth watching.
watch it now, if you haven't by now, this is not an option.
Girls' Last Tour was such a surreal experience. Calming and philosophical pondering why and how we should live. This is one of my hidden gems.
I'm just gonna briefly quote tkmiz that rly resonate with me:
"Where there are people like Ishii and Kanazawa who live with purpose, there will always be those like Chito and Yuri who travel aimlessly, free and easy. Which way of living is true happiness, and is it correct? They are characters that have to some extent been created to ask these questions."
i totally agree with this! this series has a special place in my heart and it really feels sad how many haven't seen it yet
I wouldn't really consider this anime to be a hidden gem, everyone I know loves it and talks about it. Still one of my favorite animes ever tho
@@mexicanhonoka i understand this too. i haven't personally known many people who are aware of this show but i suppose it has to do with the people you ask and what you compare it to haha ! i'm glad the show has the support it does and it's it's definitely not a "forgotten" or "missed" show i suppose. i think it's not talked about enough i think :)
where did he say this? I want to get started on this series and I like author comments like that, especially insightful ones. I'd hate to miss them
@@ChemySh "How we should live - Girls’ Last Tour: Interview with Tsukumizu" - Ryo Miyazawa, IT Media
Source: www.itmedia.co.jp/ebook/articles/1507/24/news016.html
English translation: japanesetranslationblog.wordpress.com/2018/03/18/how-we-should-live-girls-last-tour-interview-with-tsukumizu/
On the topic of how the manga talks about reasons to live for - at one point it's shown how one of Chito's books is Schopenhauer's The World as Will and Representation - the philosopher Schopenhauer talked about how Will doesn't depend on reason/knowledge but actually is a force on itself that makes reason find an object to strive for. Coincidentally going to the top layer is something Chito and Yuuri do sort of as an excuse to give their journey an overall goal, yet their journey does not depend on this goal for meaning. Tkmiz is exceptionally well read and is the mangaka that I've seen work with subtlety the best, something other authors cannot dream of, where everything is overt even if their series are actually deep. This is my favorite manga, I found it extremely touching and relatable. Thanks for making a video on it! The anime adaptation was also extremely good, I loved the soundtrack. I hope at some point they manage to animate the rest of the story but sadly there's not enough content for one season I believe... Take care and I hope you're all getting along with hopelessness.
While in the middle of watching this video, I suddenly started... crying. Seeing all these clips and images of them, bit by bit my memories of them start to resurface, all the good moments, the sad moments, and finally... that last chapter. I know the message of this manga, I've also accepted it and have moved on. But remembering all those moments, and then feelings of joy, sadness, nostalgia at the same time. I was over overwhelmed and just can't help but cry a bit.
Same. Also the background music, and all human kind memories.... I cry.. like... We know that stuff will happen, but it is just inevitable. We know, but there is almost nothing we can do about that.... :')
This is simultaneously the most beautiful, cutest, touching, and depressing anime I have ever watched.
tkmiz's art is some of the best i've seen. such a weird style for drawing and animating but it works so well. i watched the anime and then got the manga simply for the art
Check out panpanya's short story/essay collection, An Invitation from a Crab, for a similar art style. It is like Girls' Last Tour, but rather urban/contemporary and much more surreal.
the thought of death scares me, just doing your everyday tasks but you can die at any day, any hour, any minute, and any second. it could all just turn black. and the thought of it staying black forever as a hell is terrifying to me.
If it helps, I like to think that when we die, we return to wherever all the energy in the universe comes from, that we become one with existence, and in that way, we never really leave, we are everywhere, in the clouds, in the stars, in every person and every living creature.
I don't know, it makes me feel better, I like to think that much like matter, this thing that we call soul doesn't disappear but transforms into something else.
@@paradoxus6098 I like to think of burning a corpse in a tomb after a supposed crucifixion.
Damn this right here really, really, hits hard. I'm batshit terrified of the void too, so in order to calm myself down when I begin thinking about it too much I like to imagine that after you die you hopefully get reincarnated, and if multiverse theory is true, potentially get reincarnated into other universes.
I'd rather be in hell than be in an eternal void. At least there I have thoughts, I can live, maybe converse with the entities there. It would be terrifying but I would get used to it. The black void terrifies me.
Jesus died for your sins so that you don't have to fear death anymore and find salvation.
I would say it's a happy ending, there is nothing more in the world, all that left is peace, and they found it.
This puts the line "Finding peace in chaos" in reality.
there is no chaos, there is in fact a lack of it, its just, empty, dead. Its finding harmony on the end of everything, a motive to continue when there is nothing left
YEY, A VIDEO ABOUT GIRLS LAST TOUR
HECC YE
Amazing and criminally under watched series...though I can understand that not everybody would appreciate more philosophical approach of the show/manga.
Yeah me too, honestly I think it would have been better if amazon prime hadn't grabbed it. A lot of people just don't want to put the effort into seeing it
@@HidinginPublic Wait, this series is on Amazon Prime? Holy fuck, am I glad I subscribed to it just for the Twitch Prime games! :D
"I will not spoil-" scene of girls crying at sunset plays meanwhile.
You have no idea how much I love your work. Every time I finish watching one of your uploads I feel so satisfied.
❤️ Thank you, I hope I can keep creating stuff that makes you feel that way
i totally agree!! you managed to put it into words!
Although i've only seen the anime, i've loved every bit of it.
It truly is an hidden gem and it deserves more attention.
I watched the anime as it came out and loved it, read the manga a couple months ago and had the same experience as you, with the Oblivion and the last few chapters being my favorite. I can't recommend Girls Last Tour enough.
Yeah Oblivion and the stuff with her notepad at the end really stuck with me. Depressing stuff but I loved it
I think i’m actually going to hold off on listening to this video for a while. I’m a few minutes in and i’m already very interested in checking out the story, so i’m gonna watch/read it and then come back to finish later. I love your content btw, it’s always very calming for me :)
All good, hope you come back and let me know what you think. Hope you enjoy the manga
As it’s been some time, I’m personally curious as to your thoughts if you wouldn’t mind sharing.
Well, after being told that everyone should try their best to stay in their homes, and that it may last for a few months, it almost feels like a post apocalypse may happen (even though that’s SOOOOO unlikely) but even still, this gave me a lil’ bit of hope, so thanks :)
Yeah, society isnt going to collapse because of corona (if something it might actually make us stronger) but there are definetly going to be some rough times coming up
@@carso1500 Yes, but everything being out of stock isn't helping.
@@GthicratLastusednameCuterat i mean, the pandemic is basically already over save from a few places where their leaders are to stuborn to accept any help, there wasnt any apocalypse
This manga make me think of both Made in Abyss and Blame. And even if i am a only fan of the first one, and not the second, your video definitely make me want to read it
Never saw or read blame what is it exactly? I love made in a abyss and girls last tour but I have never heard of it. Dare I voyage into this "blame" that you mentioned?
@@shirori2004 I have only read the first volume, but its about a man wandering in an endless cyberpunk city in ruins in order to find sane human DNA
@@sirius6738 intriguing. I suppose I will try it.
I´m a great fan of Blame and the side mangas ( Biomega, Abara) and the similarities hitted me. Don´t really remember where the first volume of Blame! ends, but it´s way more than just searching for a human with non-infected DNA. The non-infected DNA can freely access the network without alert the silicon life (basically robots that primary kills any human in sight) and control it and stop the constructors from keep expanding the megastructure-city.
This being my number 1 all time favorite, Made in Abyss takes an easy second. Not a close one per say as I love SSR too much, but an easy one for sure.
Consider me sold on it! This is the first time this show wasnt pitched to me as "post-apocalipse moe"...
yeah I don't think I really loved the way people described it lol. It's not wrong I guess, but just seems to miss the bigger draw
Im gonna miss those days where I’d just read Girls Last Tour at like 4AM, finishing a couple chapters each day.
It sometimes surprises me how much deeper moral issues(questions?) draw me to certain anime/manga. One might think that people only consume anime/manga because of flashy action, or over-the-top drama (though I do like that, too). But, the ones that stick in my mind are ones like these that are a quieter kind of weirdness from anime or manga.
If you're here and you haven't finished the Manga, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you finish it.
In the anime, they added bits and pieces to tease you to continue the story by reading the manga.
They also ended it on a good note for the TV, BUT remember it's literally on the title that it's their "LAST TOUR".
The ending sequence, Tsukumizu herself did the key animation on it. (Also one of the scenes there are literally from the last chapter of the manga.)
The Ending song "More One Night" could also mean phonetically "Mou wan nai" or "Mou Owaranai" means "It's still not done", yet.
"Cures Depression with Depressive things and still feel Peaceful about it."
Everything has an end and that's okay.
TKMIZ has a new manga! "Shimeji Simulation"
This one has a different tone but you'll feel the Tsukumizu thing. I love how tkmiz writes.
Reading this on kissmanga, I made friends who were reading around the same pace. One of them introduced me to have a nice life, an album by deathconciousness. I ended up reading the last few chapters to there is no food, and a quick one before the eternal worm devours Connecticut. It took me months to recover from it, but i remember the experience very fondly.
The description of the world really reminded me of "BLAME!"
That was my first impression as well. The environment in this really reminds me of The City.
Watched the first few minutes of this video and knew that I was gonna love this series, now that I've watch the first chapter, I can say I expect this to be Tarkovski's Stalker with cute anime girls, or something on the lines of the specials of Kino no Tabi
I really hope you end up enjoying it
You know, i first encountered this show in a generic "streaming" site. I was strolling through new updated anime episode. Then I saw the wallpaper, so mesmerising and very lonely. I clicked on the episode not knowing anything about the show, not reading the synopsis, and not reading comment. Just clicked the play button and the main theme just hit you to the face. I didn't regret wasting 25 min. A week and waiting 2 months and a week for the show. Sorry for the rambling. The wallpaper pic just resonates(if you can call it that) to me, and it is as expected of what is in the story. I still remember the feeling when it struck me.
I'm someone who almost doesn't cry watching movies or animes, the ones that did are just a few. But after watching this anime i read the remaining chapters of the manga and while reading the last 2 chapters, i was listening the ost "Hazumu Kokoro" from the anime.... after reading the last chapter i went to the bathroom to cry, the ending hit me really hard.
I've always seen these characters but always assumed it was another moe story. This story is much deeper and more philosophical than I ever imagined. Once again Hiding in public has given me more to think about as i continue reading manga and watching anime. Thanks Hiding for being here for all of us
I think the anime leans in a bit more on the Moe angle, but basically everything in the series is constructed around philosophical questions, with Yuuri generally being care free and Chito being concerned about the answers. The art also gets gorgeous. I hope you like it!
I just finished the Manga, and damn was that just so fulfilling in a way that I cannot describe. The way how the author wrapped the story is so heartfelt and real. A masterpiece indeed.
Both this and Made in Abyss give the same vibe, and are some of my favourite anime of all time
Sounds good. My favourite apocalypse manga are 20th century boys, I am a hero and devilman. Hope this will goes to my favourite list.
This one has a lot more of a peaceful vibe and isn't as actiony but I hope you end up enjoying it!
I discovered Tsukumizu with a fan piece he wrote for one of my favorite franchise its called "Flan wants to die". Lets say it had a very unique atmosphere. So when I heard an anime was made out of one of his original work, which I didnt know he did, I sure as hell watched it, loved it and then went to the source. It was quite a roller coaster even though the setting is always so eerily relaxed. I dont think any other work compares....Hmmm maybe Blame! but that one still has a different vibe most of the time.
I read Girls' Last Tour knowing nothing about it beforehand, having only heard about it from the Wide World of Anime Art video mentioned at the end of this video, and going into it knowing nothing at all, the dialogues of the girls and the other characters as well as the ending blew my mind, definitely my favorite manga ever.
I'm glad you ended up loving it. Happy you found it through me as well! Always happy to introduce people to things
Watching Girl's last tour anime was a soothing experience. Even if the series goes philosophical and dark, its still has that calming effect on someone.
I never thought of checking out its manga, but definitely, I wanna read it all now after watching your video. :)
Continue to be awesome :D
its also because the song, the whole ost is quite good. read the remaining manga with the full ost on for best emotional effect
Finishing Girl's Last Tour......
What do i do with these feels?
It's so bleak but bittersweet, beautiful yet barren, densely layered themes but at the heart of it was hope
i think you did a great job on this video. Thanks for something to keep me busy during these terrible time
Your videos are such a joy to listen to. Thank you for all the time you spend making videos like these! It's always a pleasure to see them.
Thank you for the nice comment! It makes the time put in even more worth it to me to recive something like this.
I discovered this channel through the Rant Cafe. Hiding is one of my favorite guests. I'd love to see a video where you talk about your favorite anime or characters similar to what Nux did
Thanks for coming over! If you want more of my 'rant cafe' type of humor, i'm more like that on my streams, but i'm sure I'll talk about some more of my favorite anime and haracters. I have a few videos like that sprinkled in on the channel here and there
This series messes with me in the most loving way. Honestly can't sing its praises enough to fully give it justice but its a beautiful series!
Love your video, it was the perfect way of refeeling everything ^^
Thank you so much for making this video. It convinced me to read Girls' Last Tour and that lead to a lot of reflection and eventually changing the way I look at the world completely, for the better. I can't thank you enough, as you making this video seriously fixed my life.
This was a great video. Thanks for doing it.
Based on first impression: Makes me think of a reverse 'Made in Abyss'
- The art style (of the characters)
- Two kids in a mostly devoid of human life environment
- Climbing up/down to reach the top/bottom
No clue how this actually showed up in my feed or how people find this now, but goddamn have I never clicked faster than at the sight of Chito in my CZcams.
What a great analysis! Thank you for sharing this. I've been looking for post-apocalyptic manga to read.
I read the manga because of this video. And I wanna thank you for it. It holds a special place in my soul. And I wouldn’t have known about it if it weren’t for your channel.
The only thing that came to my mind after the part of the plane was like, she ended up close to the Map Maker, and now they are both laying down on the floor like "we are just waiting for this to end or something else to happen"
Love when hiding uploads. Also when hiding has an appearance in a nux video.
lol yeah that was bizzare wasn't it
I never thought a robot taking care of a little fish would make me cry, but here we are...
I’ve found that I really relaxed to this channel as a whole because the thoughts and ideas on this entire channel reminds me of the way I think and see things, I just don’t have a place to properly share them.
Oh great, depression, my favorite time to feel today.
I caught this on I think VRV not too long ago and gave it a shot. I had a lot of fun with this little series.
always love your videos man. this manga made me reflect on a lot when i read it, mostly mortality and if there really is a meaning to do things if there's no end goal or if the journey is the real reason to live and such. the anime was just as interesting to me and felt similar to the manga in many ways.
love hearing about your view and interpretation of this series and what you thought were the important parts of it. keep up the lovely work on the videos!! i and many others support your videos always!!!!
You inspired me to read this and watched then anime so I did before watched this and now have watched this video too many times as I just enjoy you explaining it and makes me happy as I remember reading it
Girl's last tour?
more like
Everyone's last March
rip
So I've been wanting to read girls last tour but I've been reading the manga for Nausicaa and In/spectre (Thanks to you) so I haven't had the time to read, anyway good video and as usual keep up the good work, peace✌
You're all good, hope you're liking in/spectre. GLT is a lot less heavy on dialogue. Big atmospheric shots and banter mainly. Thanks for watching!
Such a beautiful video. I'm coming back to it years later to remind myself i still need to read Girls last tour
great video as always, made me very emotional. ill definitely read this!
Thanks, glad something here conntected with you. Hope you enjoy the manga!
It really is just SOL Blame!
and i love it.
"I'm sick or wornout"
You have the corona. RIP
rip
Beautiful video bro
Always awesome to a see new vid of yours dude, great work!
Thanks! Maybe they'll be more regular now
I have a this weird theory that popped in my mind. The two girls are actually forms that death itself took and that the people they met are dead and stuck in the world. The only way for them to go to the afterlife is to complete what they've failed to do.
The only thing I didn't like about the anime is that it didn't exactly complete the story... So it just kind of leaves them sitting there... Waiting for the end. But I guess that's kind of what they do in the manga, but in there is a sense of some accomplishment. Oh well! I still love both.
At the time the anime Aires the manga wasnt finished
@@MrTakajimi Huh, thanks.
Love the way you interpret things man.
Huh, I had no idea that's what the story was about.
Thanks for talking about this show/manga! I'll have to check it out sometime
This is kinda attractive I'm gonna have to read this, thank you hiding
wondeful, hope you like it
& then you got a manga like "FIRE PUNCH"
fire PU N C H
Just done reading it today and what a Ride
Is there some relation between the two?
@@teaMmMate
Both have nihilism
Then you have GO FOR A PUNCH, oh wait that didn't exists.
That anime was the single most aesthetic piece of dystopian art I've ever seen. Never been a huge fan of the genre/trope ('it's the future and we're all fcked and the end is inevitable'), but the story was just so heart-warming, adorable and simple, but structured all within a cold, cruel and coplicated world that is just about to end.
I was blown away completely, and am still wondering why this wasn't a lot more popular.
Amazing video I wish it was longer!
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[Spoiler] I finished it a few weeks ago,
before that i wasn't really convinced by the concept of stories that are about the journey not the destination, the ending being for me a whole point or more when rating a show from 1 to 10. But not being told beforehand about the end, and actually being satisfied with an "empty" ending, it certainly has changed how i experience a show now, be it the journey or the destination.
Thank you for showing me a new manga of my favorite genre to get absorbed into.
Great video Hiding!
Thanks Alice!
I wish I could watch or read emotional anime or manga it's just to much emotional strain for me. Especially when it comes to endings, I really can't handle something finishing totally if it's wholesome or sad.
Just finished binge reading this thanks to your video! Incredible manga, cant believe i let it fly under my radar
Still loving your videos dude great job!
Thanks! Always happy to hear that
Another great video. Keep it up dude
Was just missing your content this week 😃🤟🏼
A day late but we made it!
I remember finding an old 1950s film here on CZcams called on the beach. It basically was about this military and civilian site in Australia that was coming to terms with the fact that there had been a nuclear event. The government was explaining to people how it would affect them and how to prepare for their end. Passing out cyanide capsules to families. It had the guy from psycho when he was very young, trying to get his wife to accept what was happening. It was extremely sad and Melancholy but I'm glad I watched it and it reminded me a lot of this.
This was really amazing
Thank you :)
Hey dude, just wanted to let you know I really enjoyed this video, your style, and the analysis of this manga/anime. I'll definitely be checking it out along with other videos that you've produced.
for all fps game players who want to try to take up arms and feel the war, try to rethink the impact
We can see in this manga they just can feel hopeless and suffering
For this two girls in they Last journey I just can say good night you did great job
One of the most underrated greats out there. And I mean both SSR and Hiding.
You gained a new subscriber. Reading GLT for the first time made question the way I look at life. How I often take things for granted. The way I react to basic human problems knowing some other people have it worse. Thank you for making this video.
Thanks for the sub and for sharing your experience. GLT needs to see more eyes and is truly amazing. It has a lot for people to reflect on that I think can be positive. Hope you enjoy the videos to come
It's almost so peaceful and calming only worrying about what you gonna do next but still sad and feel happy because of the mc is perfect for each other
Always glad to see love for this anime/manga.
I wish Amazon hadn't grabbed it so it got more attention
Really good review!
Thank you!
Just because you know that your going to die it doesn't mean you stop living to the fullest
STOP, I DONT WANT TO REMEMBER THIS AGAIN