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Yes, I do admit that scene was all screwed up.

I feel like it might be because she's the first girl who will be removed from the list. Maybe for the original denizens of that 1:5 world the relationship wouldn't be anything weird, but for Masato, it would be impossible.

Once again their lack of brains hurts their chances. Why keep driving when you see a road block? Especially when you are driving a bloody 500kg kei car made of plastic. Maybe keep driving if you have a semi truck under you, let alone something fancier, like an APC from JSDF. They have had...

The group really doesn't need additional troubles and complications. None of them are smart, but they need to get through a zombie infested land into one of the largest cities in the world, which will thus sport millions of zombies to welcome them. The odds are massively against them even...

It's tragic Yuu needs to think and go through things so much in his head, trying to guess how the women might be feeling and what would be his best course of action. Mental faculties aren't his forte, so it's difficult for him and he probably can't figure it out anyway.

A bath is indeed nice, but otherwise that inn is a nightmare with those large windows and paper doors. Impossible to defend.

It ought to be a pretty wild ride when you floor it with a kei car.

What a plot twist! I didn't see this coming, for sure.

This would be terrible if the sensei wasn't a scumbag. But since he is, there's no sympathy he deserves. After what he did to Kanae, this is just deserts.

Why not? Did you forget this sensei is the very person who split the main character group, leaving Kanae specifically in the hands of the goons, while he took Sunny and Yuu elsewhere. Then he only reappeared when the goons were losing the fight against Sunny. He knew 100% what those guys were up...

There isn't a single intelligent character in this whole story. But at least the characters feel stupid in a sort of natural way. The MC's introspection back in the tent was a good example of it.

At least this is consistent in the sense that the MC dude wasn't doing good in life, or to put it simply, isn't too bright, so he's still like that. Kanae asks if she's good for nothing but her body, but the MC is literally good for nothing else. His body is the anti-zombie medicine. That's all...

I wouldn't trust these two clowns to pull off any kind of operation.

What are the main characters trying to achieve there? That lot tried to rape one of them, yet now they are just chatting all happily, as if they belong there. I seem to recall they were supposed to travel to Tokyo to see if the lab is still usable, to make more vaccination. But now they are...

If that's the security force, who would kick them out? Obviously the sensei is in it too. He probably just does it in a more refined manner, like gaslighting women into giving him sexual service voluntarily.

Yes, yes, such a trope. Not this scumbaggery, that's exactly what would happen, unfortunately, but the MCs being oblivious to the most obvious thing in the world: what happens if the social order disappears and the world falls into chaos. Anyone with an adult brain should understand it, but...

Sometimes these zombie stories force the characters to posses little self-awareness. It's like the characters have never watched any catastrophe movies, read manga, read books, etc. So, the simplest tropes will surprise them. Of course there are people who never consume any fiction whatsoever...

If she's planning to jump through windows often, she might want to switch to proper trousers. It would suck to cut her skin and get the wound infected.

No, he's just ten steps ahead of Alpha, and the whole Shadow Garden, as usual. They are used to it.

Why would she consider herself "anyone" at this point? Haven't they make decent progress already? It's her birthday and he specifically arrived to celebrate it with her. So, it's obviously all about her, not "anyone". That's surprisingly negative thinking from her. I'm not fond of separating...