Yep, Range and her friends go to the place everyone is looking forward to after she gets a message from someone.
After Hinageshi and Erika had their bonding moments as the girls replenished their supplies, they finally saw a comment on Shitoron’s post from Beru. She asked if they were human. As to the best way to prove that they are human, it’s pretty obvious.
Despite the dystopian future, the girls left the swimsuits and went to an indoor pool. Yes, it’s the same one Yuri took when she was alive. As expected, Tange, Erika, and Sanzaka seemed excited, while Ayame and Hinageshi did not so much for obvious reasons. It’s funny how Sanzaka took off Ayame’s hoodie, and she looks embarrassed, given her flat chest to Sanzaka’s well-endowed one, especially with Erika.
The idea is to make videos to prove that they are human. They made videos of themselves doing activities. These activities include playing video games, doing exercises, and even cooking. Still, they seem to regret not doing a video together. Eventually, they did, and it appears they are having much fun. They did a group cooking video as well.
After making videos together, the girls don’t want to disappear and will always be friends. Eventually, they posted the cooking video and contacted Shitron. The funny thing is that Range admits she is embarrassed to be wearing her swimsuit after all this time.
While they get a response, Sanzaka finds out the Wild Hunt is on the loose and tells them not to go to this location. They were approaching their base, and they only uploaded photos to warn any survivors, but they managed to meet someone. They pray when it’s safe to do so. Thankfully, the location is super close, so Range wants to help them by defeating the Wild Hunts heading their way. Next time, they will face off against those Wild Hunts and meet the blue-haired girl. I wonder who she is.
That said, the swimsuit episode doesn’t disappoint.
Thus episode changed my life for the better.