The Night Is Short, Walk on Girl
Night Is Short, Walk On Girl
In this comedy about one epic night in Kyoto, a college sophomore goes on a series of surreal encounters with the local nightlife, all the while unaware of the romantic longings of her classmate Senpai.
Desmond Dale reviewedJanuary 24, 2025
So, I must admit first and foremost that my old gajin ass just couldn't keep up with the breakneck pacing and stream of consciousness flow. What little I could gather reminded of a bit of Tatami Galaxy but much more surreal and absurd. It seemed like every time I felt like I had a comfortable grasp on a theme or where the plot might be going it promptly swerved into something completely off the wall.
It's undoubtedly a sight to behold featuring quite possibly the most visually interesting and stimulating animation I've ever seen. It's an endless spectacle that takes the viewer on a euphoric journey unlike any other, but within its quirky core there's a heartfelt take on empathy, fate and love. I mean from what my dumbass could gather. I really don't know what the fuck was going on half the time.