Thanks! It's impressive!

https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/girls_last_tour_anthology_comic_final_tour#2
Well ok then.

This book is a bad trip. Damn.

my father told me to stop running after pigeons at 13 and now i see a grown ass adult do it

Interconnected electrical grid..little girl fixing shit by banging some stuff with sticks..LMAO how tkmiz came up with this stuff..
Love their world btw~

last edited at Aug 8, 2019 4:51AM

Pages are out of order

Chapter reminded me of my dreams

I think the final page of chapter 7 might be missing?

Edit: My bad. They just appear to be slightly out of order.

last edited at Aug 8, 2019 4:37AM

For some reason those electricity poles really made me laugh. It's just so fucking random.

"I am less than a stone." So sad but I found it funny. This is gold.

So tiring, indeed

A rock feels no pain
An island never cries

For some reason those electricity poles really made me laugh. It's just so fucking random.

There's a beautiful sort of absurdism to it.

WTFAIR is really an appropriate tag … but this is one of those stories that I find that I really like despite the fact that a lot of it does not make much sense to me.

Why do I feel personally attacked by a manga I cannot understand?
That said, I loved how messed up the panels got in the messy area of the city; based on Shimeji's words at the end, it's like reality itself got tired of working properly for so long and it bended over itself out of sheer boredom. So we get useless electric poles, streets that defy physics and logic, and panels out of format.

Is it supposed to represent our state of mind when frustrated, tired or bored? The irrational thoughts and actions we make when reality becomes too much? Who's the little girl, then? Our conscience, our common sense? Her uselessly trying to fix the imperfections with a stick represents our own rationality trying to get our disturbed brain to get it together already, with no visible effect?

Shit man, truly, this fucked me up.

lord-of-roses posted:

Why do I feel personally attacked by a manga I cannot understand?
That said, I loved how messed up the panels got in the messy area of the city; based on Shimeji's words at the end, it's like reality itself got tired of working properly for so long and it bended over itself out of sheer boredom. So we get useless electric poles, streets that defy physics and logic, and panels out of format.

Is it supposed to represent our state of mind when frustrated, tired or bored? The irrational thoughts and actions we make when reality becomes too much? Who's the little girl, then? Our conscience, our common sense? Her uselessly trying to fix the imperfections with a stick represents our own rationality trying to get our disturbed brain to get it together already, with no visible effect?

Shit man, truly, this fucked me up.

For me, she's living in a dream-like world, in our dreams, things seem to be normal but after we wake up they seem absurd, like people with eggs on their heads or backgrounds that seem like a city but don't really make sense, the electric poles are there because they need to be there but when you pay attention they are abnormal, the people seem normal on the surface but they do crazy stuff too ... But our protagonist is too detached and indifferent to care long enough, maybe she can't wake up.

By the way, have you all read the prequel to this manga? https://dynasty-scans.com/images/11367

Best. Chapter. Yet!
And that's saying something :-)

lord-of-roses posted:

Why do I feel personally attacked by a manga I cannot understand?
That said, I loved how messed up the panels got in the messy area of the city; based on Shimeji's words at the end, it's like reality itself got tired of working properly for so long and it bended over itself out of sheer boredom. So we get useless electric poles, streets that defy physics and logic, and panels out of format.

Is it supposed to represent our state of mind when frustrated, tired or bored? The irrational thoughts and actions we make when reality becomes too much? Who's the little girl, then? Our conscience, our common sense? Her uselessly trying to fix the imperfections with a stick represents our own rationality trying to get our disturbed brain to get it together already, with no visible effect?

Shit man, truly, this fucked me up.

For me, she's living in a dream-like world, in our dreams, things seem to be normal but after we wake up they seem absurd, like people with eggs on their heads or backgrounds that seem like a city but don't really make sense, the electric poles are there because they need to be there but when you pay attention they are abnormal, the people seem normal on the surface but they do crazy stuff too ... But our protagonist is too detached and indifferent to care long enough, maybe she can't wake up.

By the way, have you all read the prequel to this manga? https://dynasty-scans.com/images/11367

Her's is a dream from which one cannot wake.

Somebody on Mangadex noticed something interesting from Girls' Last Tour:

Look at the far left.

tkmiz playing the long game all along eh. i don't suppose that got in the anime scene too?

waiting for godot anyone?

Lol, reading this and then follow tkmiz twitter just shows how much random, absurd and surreal his imagination is.

last edited at Aug 27, 2019 2:41AM

This is amazing like always.

Reading this just make me high without the Weed.

You know... In Poland we have a rock song, title in English would sound like "A Man With a Leaf (On His Head)"... Idk why it reminds me of this manga in some sense.

Get out of that clóset, Shimeji...