I binge-watched episodes 1 to 10 today, and it’s really interesting…

Everyone wants to see where the world has ended.

The unconscious of humanity

Sekai-kei Boom!

Late-night anime on a Wednesday where the world is about to end in one hour.

The thread image is also about a madman who sees hotels at the same level as the world.

I don’t even know how many years it has been since humanity left Earth.

The latest episode shouldn’t be the one after the funeral episode.

An anime that becomes even funnier when watched alternately with Zeke Aks.

In the previous and the one before that, was there an anime about the world ending recently?

Humanity has perished.

It’s terrible that two unknown people are in the grave where the fugu is offered.

Yachiyo-san pretending not to know even in the manga version.

It’s not a problem because I’m not a human from Earth…

Most of humanity is on the brink of extinction, but there are also anime where organizations in the United States are dragging each other down.

Was it necessary to hide the latest episode?

Next season, there will be an anime where humanity turns into cats and civilization collapses.

Due to the genre of the thread image, all I can think of is Space Dandy.

You can’t bury the dead crayfish from your pet next to Grandma’s grave until after the funeral, can you?

This robot’s sense of ethics is strange.
There is a bug.

I prefer the apocalypse over reincarnation or starting over.

It seems like a serious preview just came out, but I’m sure it will definitely betray us.

The latest episode was a completely nonsensical gag episode, but I was surprised to find out how much time had passed so casually.

I feel like in SF, humanity is mostly extinct.

They’re doing an anime about end-of-the-world touring, but when I first saw the title, I thought it was related to End of the World Train.

Yachiyo-san really doesn’t think anything of it, her sense of ethics is totally gone.

It might be about time for more anime that depict the beginning of the world.

Regarding ethical views, I’ve pretty much thought of laws as just a matter of majority rule since a long time ago, being an anarchist robot.

I watched episode 10 today and felt like my favorability towards Yachiyo and Ponko dropped, which made me sad.
Upon closer examination, I was just reminded that since robots and aliens aren’t human, they wouldn’t operate by the same standards.
Until now, it has only been portrayed as looking human-like, but there have been traces of stealing money from the bank…

I think that the entire hotel staff can’t do without Yachiyo-san…

You are no longer my beloved.

Galactic Tower’s Ha○der

The idea that failing to report a corpse becomes a crime is based solely on human standards.
In the first place, there is no police organization in that world, so there is no place to report it.

It feels like after Ponko became an adult, she has actually become a stopper for Yachiyo, who tends to run wild.
When it comes down to it, we conspire together.

Non-human robots, raccoons, and aliens.
Why is it considered normal to think something is creepy from a human perspective?
After all, they are a species that lives for 500 to 700 years and leads a survival life without belonging to a nation.
Because I don’t live within the nation, my consciousness of legal compliance is only superficial.

Ponko tried to turn herself in.

Ponko also takes active defensive measures because both the hotel and Yachiyo are important.

Isn’t it a bit crazy to try to shoot down customers without a reservation with a missile?

Do you need a shampoo hat?

There is also a theory that the cause of the unnatural death is related to Tamako.

The robot is moving from the Zeke Axes.

The cursed hotel, Gingarou, where two guests died under suspicious circumstances.

A dead customer is not a customer… it’s meat shaped like a customer.

The hotel usage fees are exchanged with the currency of the person who picked it up, so it’s essentially run by volunteers.
There’s no reason for us to be complained at by aliens who use our resources without paying.

I call myself a cosmic detective, but all I have to prove it is a gun…

Next week is Ginza stroll, huh?
Yachiyo is also a city girl.

I found it somewhat scary when they said they would teach us ethics through movies.
There may be aspects that can be learned to some extent, but it is only a matter of creative ethics…

Is it okay that Ponko’s daughter was eating a planet-destroying bomb?

The one that was mistakenly released is probably the proper candy that was eaten like a bomb.

The bomb was eaten with the red wrapped side, while the green one was an ordinary candy.

There is no reason to deliberately lie, so I think being a detective is true.
The Earth probably doesn’t care about laws, so status doesn’t really mean much.

I had the bomb candy hidden in my clothes.
Since the body is completely naked, I can’t tell where it went.

Since we buried the belongings too, I wonder if there’s also a bomb buried next to grandma’s grave.

Well, all that’s left is to detonate it with the God’s staff…

It’s probably only humans on Earth that the crime of corpse abandonment applies to, so for aliens, it might be considered illegal dumping of waste animal corpses.

From an alien’s perspective, the galaxy must be an incredible lawless zone.