Shûmatsu Torein Doko e Iku?

Nice Anime. The story was a bit confusing at the opening and at the ending But the concept was really good. The animation and soundtrack was good. I Had a great journey and will recommend it to everyone.

They tried to make the plot simple but still some parts of the story needs an explanation.

For people who liked "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" will definetly love this anime just for train journey.

The anime lags sometime. The main characters sometimes speaks just to fill the episode .

Overall a fine anime to sit and watch it in a day. Just has Twelve episodes. Recommending to everyone.

Had a great Experience/Journey.

This is the type of show that feels wholly unique. While the story is a bit messy, it's very easy to tell that a lot of passion went into this project. This is the type of creative outlet where people were just able to do what they want, and there is something great about that.

The plot is pretty simple, but the characters really shined. Each of them brought something fun and different to the table. It's a joy to watch these girls work together as friends in the weirdest of circumstances.

If anything, this show is like that weird mystery blender mix of ingredients that high schoolers will throw together during a sleepover, and dare you to drink. And I've gotta say, the mix was pretty good.

The show isn't the best of the season, but I think it's an underrated gem that more people should give a chance. Don't expect anything revolutionary; just enjoy the ride.

From golf ball rain, sentient root vegetables, and custard magic, to mass mind control, lust sensitive zombies, and forced lobotomies, this anime's quite the ride.

Relax, have fun, and dream a little.

When the 7G mobile telephone network is turned on in the Ikebukuro district of Tokyo something strange happens. Reality in Japan is shattered; distances between previously nearby places suddenly increases and its inhabitants find themselves changed. In rural Agano everybody over the age of twenty one becomes an anthropomorphic animal. Four school girls decide to take an abandoned train to Ikebukuro, where a friend now lives. Along the way they come across communities that have been changed in other strange ways.

I really enjoyed this series; of those I watched this season this is the one I liked the most. The plot is delightfully surreal. The effects of the 7G event are imaginative in ways that manage to be amusing and a bit creepy at times. Our four leads are likeable and even as things get strange we can believe in them. The animation and character designs are impressive and the backgrounds increasingly trippy, especially when they get nearer Ikebukuro. Overall I'd definitely recommend this one.

These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.

So lovely, rlly nostalgic and great if u love weirdcore mixed with cosy nostalgic vibes. Wish it was longer or slower-paced but ig that would've made it a bit boring lol. Oo also if the ending was longer that would've been great! The animation is beautiful and the story is really good, it feels fresh and not too niche. Story revolves around the four main characters who have amazing dynamics and honestly, one of the best short animes you can watch in one day. I managed to finish it within a night and day. However, if you're looking for something long-lasting to really get into, this isn't it I suppose!