Yuki spontaneously comes up with the idea for a school trip, using a loophole in the club rules prohibiting leaving school grounds by saying it’s a school function.

Meanwhile, at this time, Yuuri and Kurumi and Yuki are off on their own, having not yet met Miki (or Toromarou we now understand a little more about why he’s a little standoffish with Miki in the present). When Kei up and leaves, it’s a gut punch, but we knew it was coming, for no other reason than Kei doesn’t exist in the present. Her life has shrunk into a miniature, but she’s intent on holding on to what life it is, not risking it on the unknown beyond those walls. Kei promises she’ll be back with help, but right there and then, she’s abandoning Miki, who is too scared to leave the mall, or even that room. Enough times passes that Kei’s patience runs out, and even Miki’s maneuver of tenderly taking Kei’s hand isn’t enough to keep her. Miki, on the other hand, is content to stay put and wait for help to come to them. But Kei almost immediately grows curious about the outside world about what’s going on, and worries that if they stay, they’ll never be found. They manage to make it to a safe room, where they hole up in a room with ample food and water. Survival supersedes processing what the fuck is going on. Miki and Kei manage to hide from all the zombies and gain the puppy of an elderly woman who became one. This is handled with the show’s usual deftness, with particular care taken to lighting, background sounds, camera angles and focus. While helping Yuki with a hand-drawn yearbook, Yuki asks about one of Miki’s (very good!) drawings of her in a bookstore with another girl. It’s Kei, a good friend of Miki’s from before The Fall.Īn ordinary day at the mall turns into a life-upheaving nightmare for both of them. GG! has taken on a LOST-style narrative, in which the present is constantly being informed and updated by the pasts of its characters.

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