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It's a very melancholic ending. Our main character ends up spending the rest of his life utterly alone. Narratively, I think this is meant to represent what locking yourself away from society does. But at the same time, it feels very loosely tied onto the story. Everyone in Tokyo is gone...

He seems very sad to me

While this is an extremely dire fate for Hideo, it's also not entirely underserved.

It was the deer the whole time!

Ok so, Hiromi left Hideo alone in all of Tokyo, and he's going crazy living as (what he believes to be) the last human alive. Damn.

Ok, what happend with Auntie?? Or... is that HIROMI!? What's gonna happen to Hideo?

This has never been a good argument. Just because a society holds certain values doesn't mean it's impossible to judge those values objectively. Stoning is a horrendous practice for example, doesn't matter which culture decides it's not. Not to mention, saying stuff like this puts all Japanese...

Bro wdym - she literally saved Hideo's life

NOOO GODAMMNIT HIDEO YOU FUCKING IDIOT, DON'T YOU KNOW THAT ACCORDING TO THE SWORDS AND FIREARMS CONTROL LAW, IT IS ILLEGAL TO SHOOT PEOPLE YOU DONUT!

I can't take this

Dammit I am clenched

NOOOOOOO

Oh no, I hope Hideo doesn't shoot Korori out of spite

Yep, Hiromi's the final villain. It's tragic cause she doesn't understand that Hideo doesn't know it's her.

I didn't see any gender thing brought up this chapter?

YO. Everything comes together. The hivemind transcends time. Makes me wonder if AoT took inspiration from this. And damn, this pretty much confirms that Hiromi actually enjoyed killing Oda. Her 'true' face was smiling as she pushed the button. This also might mean that the Captain will get...

Was that kiss intentional?? Is she trying to connect to Hideo's mind maybe? Perhaps that's why she pushed that other zombie out of the way.

I think I get the message now. The zombies become unified, and then all individuality ceases. They form one being, one mind. This mind experiences all emotions and memories equally. This means it doesn't really experience any emotions. No solitude, no joy, no pain, no anger. Just nothing. It...

Captain Korori is so cool

Doesn't this mean she's not going to be saveable. Her body's already physically merging with the hive. Oh, and it seems each hive operates independently. Theres probably a larger mind - the aliens - that can force orders on them when needed.