In the post-apocalpyse world the cool headed, intelligent Chito and happy-go-lucky Yuuri are left to wander around a desserted city, doing their best to salvage what's left behind to survive.

Animation and art isn't that impressive because it's mostly just rubble and desserted urban areas as you'd expect from a post-apocalypse setting. It's nothing creative either because everything looks like something out of the modern world or older. The show switches quite often between 2D and 3D and it's not very good at doing it because you can tell straight away with the rigid character models.

The show doesn't actually mention anything about why the place is desserted but there is a short scene that shows they were in the middle of a war at some point. Despite the setting it's a very laid-back, relaxed kind of show for the most part. You have your cute characters doing silly things as they wander so the mood brightens up every so often. I think this the only time when you can't associate long faces with sadness. Even though they're supposed to be struggling to survive and never know when someone they meet will be the enemy there's just no sense of desperation at all. No real dangers lurk, just two girls casually joking around as they travel. It's kind of uneventful for the most part to say the least.

It's not laugh-out-loud funny either, just the odd silliness here and there that keeps the show entertaining. It kind of makes you look at your own quality of life as you watch the girls discover the little comforts of daily life that we take for granted such as just the basic needs food and shelter. It's nice to see even when times are supposedly desperate the girls still consider their morales before taking any action. Every episode has one or more themes and before you know it, an episode is over.

It might make you look at the world around you in a new light.