Even though it’s just a collection of ridiculous scenes, I was trained to the point of crying at the end of the second PV when Yachiyo-san’s cheerful voice welcomed me to Hotel Gingarou.

It’s about 7.5 times more interesting than the同期 robot anime.
Please keep the battles moderate, Mighty!

It was fun up until that point, but I can tell that from episode 5, the pacing really accelerates in various ways.

Despite being able to create such high-performance robots, humanity could not win against viruses.

Yachiyo is too sturdy…

I had a mysterious experience where I unexpectedly cried while listening to the enka song of the wife of the person with the voice of a vicious alien.

The sadness of not being able to perform OP’s sharp dance anymore.

The shock of episode 3 was strong, but from around episode 5, I couldn’t predict what they were going to do anymore.

Will it change from “SKIRT” to “TANK”?

If Yachiyo is sturdy, it’s probably a custom-made product, but even the doorman robot seems to be somehow alive.

Even with arms like scissors and legs like a tank, my mobility has increased compared to before, and it was no good.

I couldn’t hold my pen and ended up dropping it, and I was like, “Ahhhh!”
It’s okay to be rebellious.

The Nudel round is completely accepted now, and the anonymous users are becoming stronger.

I wonder if drinking alcohol now will turn me into a sexy tank… What is a sexy tank anyway?

I love OPs…

I’m confident I would burst out laughing if the next OP turns into a tank.

The caterpillar turns.
See you later.

Yachiyo-san becoming an OP tank, Ponkoto (large) dancing with a stranger, an absent grandma.

The whole thing has become more like a Ponko version than a Tank version, and I think it’s nice that Yachiyo Tank is mixed in where everyone is lined up and in the end, they dance together with Ponko.

>>2I think it’s really important that there, I was able to clearly hold on to Michiyo-san’s dreams and my awareness of things that change over time.

Even with absurd developments, the cruelty of the passage of time cannot be disguised.

Considering that there are no other private robots, the Galaxy Tower’s robots have lasted a long time.
The government-made environmental robot was also wiped out, leaving only one behind.

It seems like there is an expectation for you to play around with the opening since you’ve already done the special ending.

I think it’s okay for an adult person to take my hand because I’m dancing alone in the style of a duet dance.

>>2From an amateur’s perspective, this is really intriguing…! I had a lot of fun.

It’s tougher to see the other robots aging than the main two… Since we’re connected with the customers from space, let’s get them to help us by providing parts for repairs, Ponko!

If you’re busy, then sure, aging happens faster… it’s already falling apart as it is.

Well, I think that cleaning robots tend to get into fights and can also cause injuries.

The bird alien that appeared in the PV was there this time, so I have a feeling they will do a party episode around the next one.
If that’s the case, it seems like the reason for flying the lanterns will turn into a funeral for Grandma.

During the whiskey episode where Yachiyo held the microphone, a mysterious call started.
I’m still not giving up on Yachiyo’s song.

If we have technology at the level of humanity, can’t we create a parts manufacturing factory or something like that?
Isn’t it said that civilization is about to come, Harumage-san?

Is it a wedding reception?

The number of customers has increased, but I wonder if the only newcomers are still the tanuki.

The animation is good, but the soundtrack is great too, right?
That’s exactly the part about the production progress of the whiskey in episode 5.

At this rate, the final episode will be Grandma Poko, right…?

We have the technology but no materials.
Processing steel is also a big deal.

Each episode has a different flavor, so I can’t predict what will happen next at all.

Considering the time that has passed, it has become incredibly grand.

I’m wondering when I’ll say “I apologize” and “Owner… there’s been an incident.”

I first learned about Vtubers who comment on rocket depictions through this.

Welding is something that the spider-catching robot can do, for some reason…
Why can you do that?

Since it’s Avan, I braced myself thinking this time the OP would be a special one with Ponko dancing.

If you had any intention of fixing the robots and mechas, you would have tackled it much earlier.

Aren’t you unaware that there is a vacation robot?

Aren’t the droids repurposing military robots for re-employment?

In the latest episode, it’s painful to see the Galaxy Tower robots getting pretty damaged…

Well, the robots might break, but right now, if they do break, we won’t have enough employees.
Aren’t you going to do something about it?

They’re able to create underwater colonies, so their durability technology must be quite impressive.

Since it’s officially released as a short, it would be good to share that version to contribute to the view count as well.

I think aiko’s singing voice has incredible power.

>>73The lively Mujina grandma is just too funny!
The latest episode is tough.

Without infection control measures, intercourse cannot take place.
I hope you’re somehow managing to survive at a human level.

There are parts that I omitted because there is no end to the descriptions about aging and such.

It’s amazing that only the arms and lower body were affected from that fall.

I wonder if Mom and Dad are getting older too.

I wonder if it’s time to cry yet…

I’m going to believe it since they say there are plenty of scenes that shake your heart with Hanae-kun.

Give me back my pure feelings that were anticipating a tear-jerking development.

This time was, in a sense, a tearful moment as well.

The robots will eventually become enlightened someday too.
Please, I wish you would let humanity see you just once.

Ponkko~~~~~~!!!!!!
Yachiyo~~~~~~~!!!!!!!
It’s problematic because I get moved in a typical way.

I feel like I rushed into it, but being a hotelier robot means I can only work in hotels, which I think is quite the tragedy for a robot.

If you listen to just the voices without watching the video, it sounds like a really normal argument.
Sound effects are that.

The main story was a tear-jerker, and I cried…

That aside, the noise is too loud.
But without that noise, it would just be a normal painful story.

>>73Even in such a strange call scene, I’m already overwhelmed by emotional feelings… isn’t that amazing?

It’s just a sad story about robots waiting for a return without realizing that humanity would have perished if they didn’t mask it with noise in the first place…

After experiencing such a straightforward girls’ robot fight, it must be difficult to go back to Gundam.

It is believed that the missile’s blast affected the descent, so Ponko’s defense junkie nature was not wasted.

I am impressed by Ponko’s high ability to terraform or, rather, to build a habitat suitable for herself.

I wonder if Yachiyo Tank becomes a hover tank when drinking alcohol.

Humanity is too short-lived a species…

Well, even without the virus, it’s a comparison to other aliens!

The No-Ju-Jama may indeed be dead, and it could be that the Tanuki aliens are unusually long-lived.

If Yachiyo breaks in the final episode, I’ll cry for sure.

It jumps through different eras surprisingly.
It’s not Romancing SaGa 2.

When I think about someone who was devoted to their work ending up in a wheelchair due to an accident, it’s really quite painful, isn’t it?

I can’t believe the lyrics about never wearing a skirt again were foreshadowing…

I selfishly think that Ginga Tower will continue to exist forever with a complete overhaul of employees.

It’s fine if Ponko’s descendants end up working together with Yachiyo-san forever.

Well, it might be different if the materials are good enough.

I want to see the OP’s Yachiyo Tank version…

Unable to make the bed, unable to stand at the front, and unable to hold a pen.
It was a tough depiction, but I didn’t mind it because it was connected to that.
It’s like an injury to the body that doesn’t recover even with rehabilitation.

Well, it’s not in a state that can be made fun of.

Even Ponko, who can make missiles and shuttles, can’t replicate the technology that humanity used before its extinction; it’s surprisingly impressive, isn’t it?

It was precisely because Yachiyo was in a situation where she couldn’t laugh that the development of her getting rebellious, acting out, and then coming back after having a fistfight talk with Ponko was necessary.
If that’s not the case, then almost 100% of Yachiyo’s current state is due to Ponko, so it’s highly likely that the hate was directed towards Ponko.

Don’t make it a mental sequel on your own.

At this point, there shouldn’t be any viewers who are concerned about the hate towards a single character…

Well, as a result, I can now hold a pen, so that’s good.

If Ponko hadn’t asked for the God’s staff, there wouldn’t have been any need for extravehicular activity.
If Ponko could go to space, Yachiyo-chan wouldn’t have been drifting.
If Ponko hadn’t intercepted with missiles, Yachiyo-chan might have suffered less damage.
If Ponko had a little more technical skill, she might have been able to attach proper arms and legs.

Mighty~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!

When browsing for impressions on x, I sometimes come across accounts that are cursing and bashing characters.
Gently mute.

Well, it’s not unreasonable to think that if they can make that robot, they could have figured out a little more with their arms and legs too.

The robot has a normal palm, so it might be that the materials actually disappeared while it was gone.

I didn’t connect various limbs, but it might be that when I attached the tank, it woke me up…

It’s tough to worry about narrative convenience when it’s all about Yachiyo Tank…

Since the choreographer is the one adding the motion to the opening, trying to do it in the opening requires making the choreographer a tank.

Well, anyway, they might have been prompting a revival with easily made hands and feet.

At least we don’t need missiles or laser guns…

Lasers are even installed in fly-catching robots.

For the time being, there are more viewers who can only take a simplistic view of looking for villains than one might expect.

It was an infinite shell that could continue firing without replenishing the Yachiyo tank’s firepower, truly a super technological weapon.

It’s funny that even though there’s ridiculously advanced technology to switch to a ray gun, it’s still a magic hand.

Mr. No-Ju-Jerma’s souvenirs are steadily growing, and I have a feeling they might do something like showcase everything that has appeared in the story up to the final episode.

Is the pot function active in episode 11?

Mr. Takemoto is writing.

It’s pretty much her true feelings that she’s just doing robot battles.

Looking at the thread image again, it really does look like Romi Park’s Apocalypse…

Allowing for change means that the Galaxy Tower will likely undergo significant transformation.

Well, miniaturization is difficult, isn’t it…

While I was attaching Ponkko’s frame to Yachiya-san, Ginza almost became a scorched earth.

I like Hechoyo-san in the part where it says “It’s inevitable to interfere with the OP~♪”

Both op and ed have a rather unsettling atmosphere, which is bad for my heart.

I want to see a story about customer service soon.

“I thought the line ‘Time also has colors, doesn’t it?’ is too precious to be consumed in such a ridiculous anime.”

Despite having moved for hundreds of years and having gone through such experiences in space, and still being operational, why is it that other hoteliers have gone extinct in just about 100 years…?

It might be forgotten, but there is a self-destruct feature that was added…

If Ponko gets motivated, she could probably make the robot move even during her vacation.