Is it just me or does anyone else get a Love Live vibe from the art style? specifically SunShine.

It's a good question.

You can't tell me this doesn't look ridiculous.

A group of girls travel a post apocalyptic wasteland in a high tech RV. What's not to like?

I'm actually impressed by how horrible she is. With all the rounds she fired off, she should have at least hit something accidentally once.

Don't forget to buy those Blu-ray!

Maybe this anime is trash, but it's fun trash!

I expected this anime to sell toys, but tourism?

Considering that this takes place in a post apocalyptic world where large areas of land are mixed up, missing, or destroyed by the antagonist forces, it feels very weird to say the least when they drop what they're doing (fighting monsters) to go take in a casual train ride and get in some local culture. Even if they claim those monsters have left this or that area alone, you'd think those areas would then be swarmed with refuges and the like. Instead everything feels weirdly disjointed.
It's like the creators wanted an action packed story of random girls dumped off in a savage landscape, desperately struggling to survive and make their way home AND a cute and fun slice of life about cute girls traveling japan and taking in the local culture. These things... they don't mix well.
You can't eat your cake and have it too.

How in the hell do you miss a target this big twice?!

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I like how the protag is a "sniper" who can't shoot for shit.

I love how Nate suddenly turns into a badass at the end then bails on the crew.

An isekai with a (sloppy and rushed) ending where the protag goes back to their own world, it's a Christmas miracle!