I honestly don't recall Blade having a 2 episode format.
At the very least, if it did, it wasn't blatantly so, having more overarcing stories.

Some story arcs in Blade were definitely the two-parters, but those were pretty much just the ones that were meant to sell toys or the ones that were otherwise outlandish (like the weird motorcycle one or the taiyaki vs. takoyaki thing).

I know there were some two parters in Blade.
But I'm pretty sure every episode arc wasn't broken up into 2 parts like current series.

Libra's fault.

Weird? Outlandish? That motorcycle episode with the Wolf Undead is one of my favorites.

Watched Kabuto episode 4, and I got teary eyed, I wanted to cry for Kagami, I felt so sad for him because of what happened to his brother. I love how Tendou acts and reacts to stuff he is so much fun and his sister is awesome too.

Watched Kiva episode 3 enjoyed that too, I love Otoya from the 1986 story he's so much fun and Nago was awesome. Love the Kiva suit that's just awesome and love Wataru too. As you can tell I have too much free time on my hands lol.

I watched another couple more episodes of Kuuga, and again, I'm feeling that all the stuff between the human characters is good, in theory, but is too long in practice. The character stuff feels stretched over the two episodes, when it would really fit fine in one episode, but I like that Godai's journey as Kuuga takes two episodes for him to learn his powers, and how to defeat each new Grongi.

Also over the weekend I watched another couple more episodes of Faiz, and I'm liking the characters more. I still don't like Mari much, she's kind of a jerk to Takumi, but she's improving. Takumi is definitely improving, and he finally even explained to Mari why he's very standoffish and it kind of endeared him to me for the first time.

As for the Orphenocs, Yuka is a pretty tragic character, so far as they've shown us. I definitely sided with her when she murdered the entire basketball team. She and the other guy, who's name I don't remember and can't be bothered to look up at the moment, then finally meat some guy at Smart Brain, who explained to them that the Orphenocs are at war with the humans, explained that when they kill people, most will remain dead, but some few worthy ones will revive as Orphenocs. Thought that was pretty interesting.

That made me think back an episode or two to when Mari and that other guy tried to wear the Faiz belt, and they couldn't, but an Orphenoc could, makes me wonder if only those with the potential to become Orphenocs are able to wear the belt.

Anyway, then Faiz defeats the Orphenoc that was explaining stuff to our main Orphenoc characters, and he suddenly appears before then to die, which seemed to really affect them. I'm interested to see where they go from here, since they rejected his notion that it was their responsibility to fight and kill humans.

I watched the Gon Arc of Kabuto. I'm happy the Gon Arc of Kabuto is now over.

This is Tachibana, not Hayami.