Relatively?

The law is ultimately just a matter of majority rule.

Suspicion of abandoning a corpse.

I have the determination to follow the rules.
Everything else seems quite suspicious though.

It’s inevitable that the outlaws and everything else have escaped to the stars, given that the society that defined and operated the law has already fled.

This is the first time I’ve seen an anime where the protagonist hides a corpse.

Even though there are those who have brought about the destruction of civilization, just because of something like abandoning a corpse…

Next week, will I be able to see Yachiyo-san in casual clothes…?

If I take a vacation and build another hotel, wouldn’t it improve due to competition?

Three years of imprisonment feels like about three days, yahoo!

Outlaw
Galactic Tower

I only maintained the reputation of the hotel, didn’t I?

But next week, the hotel is going to be a big deal because of the mysterious cause of the aliens’ deaths, right?
This anime is really not good… what is this?

They probably declared a state of emergency and gathered everyone together just like when the shampoo hats ran out.

Since it was created by humans, if the hotelier robot is an outlaw…
It means that humans become outlaws.

Is that extinct species a primate?

There may be a possibility of a raccoon allergy.

But Yachiyo is cute, isn’t she…?

Both of them are hit by the camera flash of the school trip students, and the bomber is scratching his neck before coming into contact with Tamachan, so there’s a theory that he was affected by the flash.

Isn’t it too innovative for a case where a person has died in a hotel to remain unsolved and become a labyrinth?

As expected, it’s a side effect of the solar flare…

To protect the hotel, Yachiyo-san is willing to go to any lengths, meaning this is the ultimate low.

Prioritizing the maintenance of the hotel, it seems that if the legal authorities are present, they would comply with the law to avoid unnecessary damage to the hotel.

I’m an ex-gang member.

Yachiyo-san is the law.

I think it would be good to organize the confusion in my memory a bit.
In other words, it’s a compilation.

The Galaxy Tower occupies a position similar to that of a relatively isolated village that occasionally sees drifters, much like those found in Western movies.

The Galactic Pavilion is like a country of its own.

I’m overstressed from working too much.
So let’s take a good rest.

If I said I’m going to revise the rules of the Galaxy Tower, it would probably cause quite a stir.

It’s like being placed outside the law.
In the first place, there is no law or civilization itself…

I’m glad… the wandering scene wasn’t one where the character was left alone after losing their companions and creatures…

At least the linguistic culture is preserved within Yachiyo, which is a relief.

I’m serious and rigid, but my seriousness and rigidity are only towards the galaxy tower and garbage disposal rules; I don’t know about laws and such.

Where did the planetary destruction squad go…?

I wonder what purpose aliens come to Earth for.
Abandoned building tour?

What’s important is the concealment, I don’t really care about the cause of death; it’s just too robotic.

While Ponk has been away, I noticed that I ended up changing the hotel’s specifications back to how they were before.

I said I wanted Yachiyo’s holiday episode, but I never thought they’d bring it just one episode before the final episode…

Based on the preview, it seems that episode 11 wants to do an apocalypse-themed story.

The once determined and somewhat sad robot sister, who used to work hard, has evolved into a vibrant, no-holds-barred gorilla power robot girl after going through a yankee phase, making her less easy to fawn over.

In the first place, it’s wrong to do it after Ziku Ax.
My brain is at its limit.

The fact that they didn’t set up an Easter egg for hiding a body is impressive.
The owner has common sense.

Are you saving the last of the Galaxy Tower Ten Rules for the final chapter?
However, the story before the last episode seems like it will have a heart-wrenching development… Is it going to be okay?

I think it would be a great memory to go on a school trip to the civilization that perished during a sensitive time when I grow up.

I want Yachiyo to live a long life because she herself is preserving human culture.

A bookmark called Lemino for your life.
The cost is high and the cost performance is low.
The whiteness of the lineup is the whiteness of the heart.
There is history in Lemino.

However, even though the repairs were made, humanity that developed robots capable of functioning for over 500 years could not win against the virus.

I believe there was an anime where the protagonist hides a dead body that aired around the same time.

The protagonist’s design changed too much in a short period of time.
Of course it will be confusing.

Is Yachiyo-san going to be forced to take a vacation based on the feeling of the preview?
You can see the normal appearance of customers behind the private clothing as well.

It feels like they’re going to set up a tearful ending…
If the scene where Yachiyo-san closes her solo work diary ends like that, I will cry…!

Well, it’s just that the transportation is a bit inconvenient.

When it comes to an anime that successfully conceals a corpse, um…
Ah, there was a Simoun.

The apocalypse is happening, the Armageddon is coming, and the Millennium Kingdom has been established. As of episode 10, it’s around the year 2730 to 2750, so the Millennium Kingdom should end in about 300 years.
Then the final judgment, in other words, the resurrection of the dead should occur, so humanity will return.

It’s the customer reviews from episode 2 and the results of Ponko and the others’ public relations efforts.
What happened to that little bottle’s sprout?

For a thousand generations and for eight thousand generations…

The survival of the hotel takes precedence over everything else.

Hotel >>>>> Law
The feeling of wanting to obey the law is there, just because.

That’s what it was…

A hidden hotel where you can stay for practically free.

Upon closer inspection, there is a cable extending from that aquarium, so it also contributes to the energy supply.

In recent years, when it comes to CyGames anime, it’s all about stage adaptations, isn’t it?

Zombieland Saga successfully hid the bodies, right…?
Well, I’ve successfully moved the corpse out.

I think it’s a bit strange to wrap everything up with Saipiku’s weird anime, but after watching the latest episode, it really is a weird anime.

Earth’s laws are easy, aren’t they, Yachiyo-chan!
The statutory penalty for the crime of abandonment of a corpse is imprisonment for up to three years. The crime of abandonment of a corpse is defined in Article 190 of the Penal Code and includes acts such as leaving, moving, or concealing a corpse.

That only applies to Earthlings.

The penalty for disposing of a corpse is based solely on how it applies to Earthlings…
I don’t know what would happen under the law of a merman.

Aliens have no human rights.

More poison to the aliens.

The possibility of the final episode’s subtitle being “Let’s start chilled Chinese noodles” since it’s summer.

NO YACHIYO
NO LIFE

Next week, it seems I can honestly say Yachiyo-san is cute.

Learning about Earth culture
It seems that aliens tourists recognize Earth enough to do that.

In the final episode, the Earth is destroyed by a meteorite collision, and humanity escapes by turning a hotel into a spaceship, where they will reunite in space.

I’m already scared of the Yachiyo-san loss.