what are you talking about i just got lost anime

What do you think about the ending of the lost?

The Lost is still growing ever larger and in a few decades, will swallow the whole world unless Yuki chooses to reset the universe (which she did not do). This is an extremely meaningful ending that means a lot because it shows how the right choice isn't always the good choice.

Are We Shipwrecked an anime about teenage girls?

In the anime universe you can add teenage girls to any subject and make it interesting. Well, almost. Studio Ezo'la’s 2019 show uses short episodes of just twelve minutes each to tell the story of four girls “shipwrecked” onto a desert island. Despite the Japanese title translating as "Are We Shipwrecked?"

What happens to Takuya and Yuki?

Before them are the feelings of those left behind, a mysterious group manipulating in the shadows, and unveiling the hidden conspiracy. Takuya and Yuki, who both were initially strangers, would deepen their bond during the journey and unravel the mystery of the Lost city.

10 Find water, fast

The human body is more than half water, and it is no secret that if someone loses too much, they will become dehydrated and eventually perish. Losing just 1-5% of the body's water results in some serious symptoms, and losing more can result in weakness and headaches.

9 You can eat nearly anything

Today's food is highly convenient, coming from farms and orchards. Much of modern food is highly processed, or at least neatly cut and prepared in factories and the like. But in the wild, food is not so neat, and a person out there can and should eat nearly anything that is not poisonous.

8 Know Your Plants

It can be easy to find some plants to eat, since they must grow in the open and never try to run. But not every vegetable, fruit, or root is good to eat. A proper survivalist can tell many different plants apart, and know the difference between an improvised salad and a platter of green death.

7 Take shelter!

It is vital to have a roof over your head, even if that roof is made of branches, bamboo rods, leaves, and the like. Exposure to the sun, rain, and more can greatly harm a person's health, and a person can even die of exposure. Tree branches and sticks are fine for making a shelter, and a shelter also makes camp easier to find.

6 Take a shower

This need isn't as urgent as the others, but building a functional shower in a forest really is possible. Homare assembles a tarp, ropes, and of course, fresh water to make a shower that operates with the tug of a rope.

5 Invent your own Red Lobster

There isn't really going to be a Red Lobster restaurant out there in the wild, but someone trying to survive by the ocean can go fishing for all kinds of edibles. This ranges from hunting fish with a spear to collecting mollusks, crabs, and any other marine life found in shallow waters.

4 Make a fire

Fire is what helped early hominids get an edge over their natural predators such as wolves, and cooking meat allowed cavemen to digest more proteins and thus enhance their brains. Today, a survivalist can use a piece of glass or even a water bottle, as Homare shows, to focus enough sunlight onto a dry piece of wood and start a fire.

10 Tohru Had To Find A New Reason To Live (Fruits Basket)

Before Kyoko Honda died in Fruits Basket, she was the center of her daughter Tohru Honda's world, and understandably so. Tohru's father had already passed when she was too young to remember him and then her mother wavered dangerously close to giving up on life because she missed her husband so badly.

9 Shichika Lost His First Connection To The Outside World (Katanagatari)

When Togame snatched up Shichika Yasuri from his remote island home in Katanagatari, he couldn't have imagined the impact she'd have on his life. Since he's technically a sword himself, he devoted his life to protecting Togame and helping her realize her goal, and he was fully prepared to sacrifice himself for Togame's sake.

7 Eren Sacrificed It All To Achieve His Ultimate Goal (Attack On Titan)

Although Attack on Titan 's ending is considered controversial by many in the fanbase, it still goes without saying that Eren Yeager had to make a heavy sacrifice. His intentions might not be understood by everyone, but what should be understood is the strength Eren had to muster to consider his life forfeit in the pursuit of peace.

6 Alphonse Literally Lost His Entire Body (Fullmetal Alchemist)

Both Alphonse Elric and his brother, Edward, knew they were taking a big alchemical risk in Fullmetal Alchemist, but they were still desperate to bring their recently deceased mother back to life.

5 Guts Lost Everything More Than Once (Berserk)

Berserk 's setting and world are ruthless, and Guts is no stranger to hardship. He's been betrayed by people he trusted and passed around by strangers since his youth, and he even acted as a child mercenary just to get by and make a living.

4 Itachi Had To Renounce His Home & Family (Naruto)

Living through a World War traumatized Naruto 's Itachi Uchiha so badly that he couldn't bear the thought of living through another one, which is why he ultimately chose to betray his clan. Although the series initially presents Itachi as a cold-blooded villain, it's only because we see him through Sasuke's eyes at first.

3 Kosei's Passion For Piano Died Along With His Mother (Your Lie In April)

As a renowned pianist in Your Lie in April, Kosei Arima was destined to reach the upper echelons of the music world... or he would have if his mother hadn't passed away prematurely. His mother was portrayed as somewhat overbearing in her teaching methods, so it's not surprising that Kosei felt he lost his touch with music after she passed.

How many episodes are there in Are You Lost?

The series aired in Japan from July 2 to September 17, 2019. The series currently consists of twelve 15-minute long episodes.

What is the story of Homare Onishima?

Anime Key Visual. After a school trip goes terribly wrong, Homare Onishima, Shion Kujou, Asuka Suzumori, and Mutsu Amatani are left stranded on a deserted island. While Shion, Asuka, and Mutsu are frightened and desperate, Homare seems strangely calm. Fortunately for the group, this isn't the first time she's been stranded!

Premise

When their plane crashes during a school trip, four high school girls, Homare, Asuka, Mutsu, and Shion, find themselves stranded on a remote island. Using the survival skills she picked up from her father, Homare helps the others to survive island life as they try to make the best of their situation.

Characters

A solemn school girl. Having had survival training with her father as a child, she has a bevy of knowledge on how to survive in critical conditions. As a result, Homare takes the role as the leader among the girls and teaches them how to survive on the island.

Media

Are You Lost?, written by Kentarō Okamoto and illustrated by Riri Sagara, began serialization in Kodansha 's Weekly Young Magazine on January 7, 2017. Kodansha has compiled its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was published on August 4, 2017. As of October 6, 2021, nine volumes have been released.

Reception

Gadget Tsūshin listed the anime's Japanese name in their 2019 anime buzzwords list.

Synopsis

One day, a city suddenly disappears. Takuya, a professional by-the-contract courier and lone wolf, meets Yuki, the only survivor from the city's extinction. The two rely on a message from Yuki's father, who was heard to be missing, and head toward the disappeared city, Lost.

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• Anime Key Visual. After a school trip goes terribly wrong, Homare Onishima, Shion Kujou, Asuka Suzumori, and Mutsu Amatani are left stranded on a deserted island. While Shion, Asuka, and Mutsu are frightened and desperate, Homare seems strangely calm. Fortunately for the group, this isn't the first time she's been stranded! Homare spent her childho...

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