[Mesnick]

Well, the solution to the brothers’ conflict turned out to be that they are too similar. Both are talented alchemists, but closed people with a sense of inferiority. That’s why they couldn’t discuss their conflict earlier, or even figure out that Kamedoon was a common creation. I have to admit that the episode really let the actor Sabimaru shine, releasing all the emotions that his character had been holding back. His clumsy but passionate sword swinging was more compelling than many far more effective fight scenes. Also, how often does an untransformed character defeat a rider in hand-to-hand combat? By the way, the fate of the trouper was predicted for Valvarad, but it turned out that it was intended for Dread. This character has an interesting path.By the way, his appearance as an empty shell is quite creepy.
Geryon does what he does best: being an absolute villain. As a result, he gets what he wants, tortures whoever he can and sets the laboratory on fire. Also, either out of gratitude, or (which is more likely) to strengthen her loyalty, he already calls Atropos a daughter, and not a doll. And here is the answer to the question why there were no sisters in the previous episode: they were looking for the throne for the newly-made king.
Spanner had the opportunity to be a hero-savior, and not just a gloomy lover of a fight. Well, the clowning with characters not involved in the plot continues.
And the next episode focuses on Kajiki, a character with a truly unique position in the show.I wonder what outcome his story will come to?