Shuumatsu Touring [Season 1 Episode 1]

Shuumatsu Touring Episode 1: A Cozy Apocalypse Worth Riding For

Imagine the world ended in 2035, but instead of despair, two girls grab a motorcycle and hit the road. That’s the vibe of Shuumatsu Touring Episode 1, and honestly? It’s the post-apocalyptic road trip we didn’t know we needed.

First off, let’s talk about the stars: Yoko and Airi. These two are adorable. Yoko’s the curious one, always pointing out cool ruins or weird plants, while Airi’s… well, she’s probably an android? (Fans are already debating that—some say she’s a combat model, others just a super chill AI.) Together, they cruise through overgrown Japan on a solar-powered bike, stopping at places like Hakone to take photos and camp. The animation’s soft and colorful, making even abandoned buildings look pretty. The backgrounds? Chef’s kiss. Like, when they ride past Mount Fuji peeking through clouds? Total eye candy.

Now, let’s get real—this isn’t your typical doomsday story. No zombies, no mad max vibes. It’s more like Girls Last Tour but with less existential dread and more snacks. Fans are already comparing it to that classic, but with a sunnier twist. One comment said it’s “a little bit more positive and wholesome,” which hits the nail on the head. Sure, there’s a rogue tank that chases them (Yoko somehow fixes it? Iconic.), but even that feels like a detour rather than a crisis.

What’s got everyone talking, though? The mystery. Yoko mentions looking for her sister, and there are flashbacks to a pre-apocalypse world that looks way more stressful than the current one. One fan pointed out, “You know how bad the real world is when pre-apocalypse looks worse than post-apocalypse.” Truer words never spoken. The before times are crowded and loud, while now? It’s just trees, quiet roads, and the occasional weird robot.

The soundtrack’s also a bop. That opening song? Catchy enough to hum for days. And the ending? It hints at bigger stuff—like a giant energy beam and satellites in the sky. Fans are speculating about what caused the end: a war? A volcano? Maybe both? Either way, it’s got us hooked.

Is it perfect? No. Some fans think the animation’s “moderately good” (fair), and others want more answers about Airi’s robot status. But honestly? Who cares? It’s cozy, it’s fun, and it’s exactly the kind of show to unwind with after a long day. As one comment put it, “I think I might have just found my vibe show for the season.” Same, friend. Same.

So, if you’re into cute duos, pretty scenery, and not taking the end of the world too seriously, Shuumatsu Touring Episode 1 is a must-watch. Grab your bike (or just your snacks) and join Yoko and Airi—this apocalypse is way more fun than it sounds.

Final Thought: 8/10. Charming, chill, and full of potential. Can’t wait to see where they ride next. 🛵✨