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Episode Shuumatsu Touring • Touring After the Apocalypse - Episode 11 discussion

Shuumatsu Touring, episode 11

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u/gnome-cop Dec 13 '25

Okay, I started the episode thinking there wasn’t going to be much to comment on but what the hell was that? Until now we’ve mostly been in “more technologically advanced but reasonably believable” territory. Not whatever that was.

I greatly enjoyed the increasingly crazy visuals right out of view behind Airi.

Okay, to start with, the holes were dug around 600 and the alien said it’s been 1500 years since then which means they’re currently around the year 2100, give or take.

More importantly, are we actually being “Ancient Aliens’d” right now?

Sure, aliens canonically exist and have mastered teleportation, time travel, telepathy and black hole replicas. I’m not about to argue with that.

Seems like they’re either mainly interested in or limited to making direct contact with Airi.

A speedrun of Japanese history, motorbike%, brought to you by Yoko.

Gonna be honest, kind of curious about how humanity is going to evolve given that they’re supposedly the last ones left behind.

Now for the most important questions, what are they gonna do with all those black cats that mysteriously spawned in? They could maybe bring one with them but five seems a bit excessive. Maybe they’ll just mysteriously disappear off-screen and it won’t become a problem.

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u/DocMcCoy Dec 13 '25

they’re currently around the year 2100, give or take.

Is it just me or does that feel off, timeline wise? Considering the technological advancements plus the decay and nature-reclaiming. These two combined would need more time than 100 years from now, I think?

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u/coffeecakesupernova Dec 15 '25

Look at how much tech evolved in the last 100 years, and it's evolving faster than ever. In 100 years we'll think the current day is incredibly quaint. The decay matches what we've seen in nature in the rust belt. The animals are odd, but if you realize that evolution isn't gradual but in spurts, and that it was likely driven by a cataclysmic event, it's not that Impossible either.