Tsukumizu

Despite it being a whole set of things I don't typically enjoy, I am liking this series a lot. Interesting questions are being asked, and fascinating ones are being left whispered. Art style is perfect for the absurdist philosophy being pecked at.

A short study of two young girl's travels through what appears to be a massive, post-apocalyptic city. What happened to the other people? Why is the city so massive? What is their destination? With each short chapter acting as a meditation on a specific theme; art, books, war, death, play, etc... we ultimately find that the answers to our questions aren't as important as the time we have together, no matter how short. (less) [edit]

Very weird. It felt like Camus crossed with Joseph Heller. I am intrigued enough to reserve judgement until I see more.

Still a great study of philosophy with a heavy dose of Miyazaki-type man machine vs nature lessoning.