History YMMV / GirlsLastTour

** From the ED, Chi repeatedly bonking Yuu on the head while the later smiles has made the rounds as a popular gif, has have the various dances the girls do.

** The girl's poses to the various '1-2-3' parts of the OP are prime material for redraws featuring other characters in their place.
** From the ED, Chi repeatedly bonking Yuu on the head while the later smiles has made the rounds as a popular gif.

* The girl's poses to the various '1-2-3' parts of the OP are prime material for redraws featuring other characters in their place.
* From the ED, Chi repeatedly bonking Yuu on the head while the later smiles has made the rounds as a popular gif.
* Chi's dead-eyed face, usually used as a reaction image.

* TooBleakStoppedCaring: Despite its relatively light-hearted tone, the story makes it clear that Chito and Yuuri are virtually the only people left on the planet wandering around in a gray and dying world; their cute back-and-forths and shenanigans might not be enough to distract some viewers from such a bleak setting. [[spoiler:To make matters worse, the manga's conclusion can be seen as a DownerEnding by some: The girls reach the top level in the hopes of finding some kind of sanctuary, [[AllForNothing only to find absolutely nothing up there]]. They've used up almost all of their remaining supplies, and it seems there's nothing left for them to do but waste away.]]\\\
[[spoiler:{{Subverted|Trope}} for readers who view the above as a BittersweetEnding, since even though there was nothing on the top level, the girls are ultimately at peace, concluding that they enjoyed their journey together before gently passing away in their sleep.]] [[spoiler:''Further'' subverted as a HappyEnding for readers who believe they didn't actually die, but were instead transported to another dimension (i.e., ''Shimeji Simulation'', Tsukumizu's following major manga serialization) by the mysterious cube they fell asleep next to, [[TheCameo now leading a peaceful life as the protagonists' neighbors]].]]

* CultClassic: It's original run in the mid-to-late 2010s went largely unnoticed and it's anime adaptation was left unfinished due to it's commercial failure, but in the years since it's release, it has been fondly remembered as an underrated classic, and considered one of the highest rated manga of the 21st century.

[[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] for readers who view the above as a BittersweetEnding, since even though there was nothing on the top level, the girls are ultimately at peace, concluding that they enjoyed their journey together before gently passing away in their sleep.]] [[spoiler:''Further'' subverted as a HappyEnding for readers who believe they didn't actually die, but were instead transported to another dimension (i.e., ''Shimeji Simulation'', Tsukumizu's following major manga serialization) by the mysterious cube they fell asleep next to, [[TheCameo now leading a peaceful life as the protagonists' neighbors]].]]

** Humanity has managed to destroy itself almost completely, to the point where a new civilization could very well begin ''and end'' among the ruins, making the setting a [[UpToEleven post-post-apo]]. But for the point-of-view characters this is simply normal - they've never experienced anything else.

* FanNickname: Fans of the series often and endearingly refer to Chito and Yuuri as "potatoes" due to the round, pillowy shape of their heads.

[[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] for readers who view the above as a BittersweetEnding, since even though there was nothing on the top level, the girls are ultimately at peace, concluding that they enjoyed their journey together before gently passing away in their sleep.]] [[spoiler:''Further'' subverted as a HappyEnding for readers who believe they didn't actually die, but were instead transported to another dimension (i.e., ''Shimeji Simulation'', a more recent manga series by Tsukumizu) by the mysterious cube they fell asleep next to, [[TheCameo now leading a peaceful life as the protagonists' neighbors]].]]

** Late in the manga, the girls come across an art museum, filled with paintings and other artistic creations from across the various eras of history. Chiito and Yuri eventually decide to add their own picture to the collection, making a drawing of themselves and putting it up on the wall. However, as the shot zooms out, we see that the spot they chose to hang their drawing is right next to a depiction of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_Altamira Altamira Cave paintings]], which were the first ever discovery of prehistoric artwork and some of the oldest known human art that survives today. This leads to a rather poignant shot of humanity's first artwork hanging side by side with humanity's last artwork.

* TearJerker: The ending. [[spoiler:After all their struggles to reach the top level of the city and losing almost all their possessions, the girls find ...nothing. A big heap of nothing, leaving them to eat their last bit of food while trying to think of what to do next.]]

* GeniusBonus: In the opening and in most scenes where the Girls and the Kettenkrad cross from one side of the screen to the other they will be moving from right to left. Those with an astronomical bent know that the Earth rotates to the east - that is, left to right. Just like it says in the opening: So with a 1,2,3 start walking ...in the opposite direction the world is turning.

* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Despite its relatively light-hearted tone, the story makes it clear that Chito and Yuuri are virtually the only people left on the planet wandering around in a gray and dying world; their cute back-and-forths and shenanigans might not be enough to distract some viewers from such a bleak setting. [[spoiler:To make matters worse, the manga's conclusion can be seen as a DownerEnding by some: The girls reach the top level in the hopes of finding some kind of sanctuary, [[AllForNothing only to find absolutely nothing up there]]. They've used up almost all of their remaining supplies, and it seems there's nothing left for them to do but waste away.]]
** [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] for readers who view the above as a BittersweetEnding, since even though there was nothing on the top level, the girls are ultimately at peace, concluding that they enjoyed their journey together before gently passing away in their sleep. This is reinforced by an afterword by the manga's author:]]
---->[[spoiler:'''Tsukumizu:''' However, no matter the time, Chito and Yuuri believed that the joy of being alive never disappears.]]
** [[spoiler:''Further'' subverted as a HappyEnding for readers who believe they didn't actually die, but were instead transported to another dimension (i.e., ''Shimeji Simulation'', a more recent manga series by Tsukumizu) by the mysterious cube they fell asleep next to, [[TheCameo now leading a peaceful life as the protagonists' neighbors]].]]

* FridgeHorror: In episode 12, [[spoiler:Yuuri is SwallowedWhole by a giant cat creature. She actually turns out to be okay, as the giant cat creature says they don't eat living people. But it makes you wonder, what happened to all the dead bodies? The scale of the city highly suggests there must have been tens of thousands, if not millions, of people living in this place, yet the girls never see lots of dead bodies laying around. While many people probably died peacefully, as seen in one of the videos in episode 12, there are also scenes that suggests warfare also occurred. If a person survived but others around them died, seeing one of those cat creatures showing up and eating the dead body, or at least carrying it off, must've no doubt been a terrifying experience, perhaps enough for them to be DrivenToSuicide, especially if it eats someone that person had a strong connection to.]]
** [[spoiler:On the other hand, since we see the "cats" commemorated as nearly divine creatures in statues around the city, it's possible that feeding your dead to them was in fact the burial custom of choice during the last civilization; it would explain why even the supposed graves only contain objects of personal significance, instead of the actual dead bodies.]]

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: It's never actually explained [[ApocalypseHow how the world ended]] apart from a few vague clues, and save for a brief flashback near the end of the manga, little is known about Chito and Yuuri's backstories, and how they ended up being some of the last humans left on Earth. [[AuthorsSavingThrow The anime attempts to rectify this situation]] by making it more clear the cause of the destruction was [[spoiler:nuclear war, as the war robot attests to]], and [[spoiler:showing that the camera contains memories of the EarthThatWas, including Kanazawa's daughter]].

* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: Despite its relatively light-hearted tone, the story makes it clear that Chito and Yuuri are virtually the only people left on the planet wandering around in a gray and dying world; the girls' cute back-and-forths and shenanigans might not be enough to distract some viewers from such a bleak setting. [[spoiler:To make matters worse, the manga's conclusion can be seen as a DownerEnding by some: The girls reach the top level in the hopes of finding some kind of sanctuary, [[AllForNothing only to find absolutely nothing up there]]. They've used up almost all of their remaining supplies, and it seems there's nothing left for them to do but waste away.]]

* {{Moe}}: The girls are almost literal Moe Blobs with simple designs engaging in cute misadventures, contrasting the detailed post-apocalyptic MegaCity surrounding them.

** [[spoiler:It's ''further'' subverted as a HappyEnding for readers who believe that they didn't actually die, but were transported to another dimension (i.e., ''Shimeji Simulation'', a more recent manga series by Tsukumizu) by the mysterious cube they fell asleep next to, [[TheCameo now leading a peaceful life as the protagonists' neighbors]].]]

* {{Moe}}: The girls are almost literal 'moeblobs' with very simple designs.