Girls' Last Tour has many faces. Sometimes, Girls' Last Tour is a confusing commentary on the futility of human conflict. Other times, Girls' Last Tour is a cooking anime that dares to ask, "what if anime food didn't look very tasty at all?" Most of the time, Girls' Last Tour is a comfortably moe, satisfyingly blobby, slice-of-life romp, despite everything.
I have a feeling the creator of Girls' Last Tour has a fixation on two things in particular: cute girls and esoteric mechanisms of war (both the physical sort as well as the psychological). And for fans of those things, Girls' Last Tour delivers the goods. In a way, Girls' Last Tour might be the greatest post-apocalyptic adventure drama that comedy slice fans have been asking for.
