Chito and Yuuri travel through the remains of civilisation looking for food, fuel and somewhere reasonably comfortable to sleep. Saving the world would be ambitious; finding lunch is more pressing. Girls’ Last Tour, also known as Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou, finds warmth in that bleak routine, but its anime leaves part of the journey unfinished.
When Is Girls’ Last Tour: Season 2 Coming Out?
Sadly for lunch fans, a second season has not been announced — and that actually happening is not very likely.
The first and most recent television season ended on 22 December 2017 after 12 episodes. It was one continuous cour, not the first half of a split season. The broadcast record documents the dates, while Sentai’s official collection confirms Episodes 1–12.
The separate Girls’ Last Class miniature-character shorts are supplementary comedy, not a second season. No concluding film or story-continuation OVA has been released.
Recent-looking activity also needs distinguishing from renewal news. The official website’s January 2025 announcements concern a marathon of the existing episodes and an exhibition. No new animation. Sentai’s July 2026 Blu-ray release likewise contains the original series.
That leaves the adaptation unfinished, but not officially cancelled. Don’t entirely lose hope, but don’t hold out for it, either.
What Could Girls’ Last Tour: Season 2 Be About?
A continuation could follow Chito and Yuuri towards the city’s uppermost levels and the manga’s conclusion.
Assuming another adaptation continues their expedition, the practical problems would remain familiar: finding provisions, keeping their vehicle moving and deciding which remnants of the old world deserve attention.
Yen Press’s Volume 5 description follows the pair travelling towards the highest city layer despite increasingly troubling information about their surroundings. Food and getting through another day remain their immediate priorities.
That direction would deepen the contrast between Chito’s desire to understand and preserve things and Yuuri’s ability to appreciate whatever is directly in front of her. Their conversations give abandoned machinery, books and ordinary meals meaning in a world with hardly anyone left to remember them.
Where Can You Watch Girls’ Last Tour?
JustWatch UK lists no domestic streaming offer for those in the UK.
JustWatch US also reports no online offer. Sentai does list a physical Blu-ray collection with English and Japanese audio, which you can also pick up Amazon.
Can You Read The Manga/Books While You Wait?
Yes. Tsukumizu’s original manga is complete in six volumes, published in English by Yen Press.
The official catalogue lists the complete series, with paperback and digital editions available. This is the source manga, not a light-novel adaptation.
Starting from Volume 1 preserves its particular rhythm and artwork. The later volumes offer a definite destination for readers unwilling to leave the girls waiting beside their Kettenkrad.
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