[Mesnick]

Well, due to electrical problems, my viewing of the latest episode of Gotchard was greatly delayed, so I can only now unsubscribe. Let me point out my only negative right away: the show could clearly use one or even two more episodes. Everything is too rushed, too accelerated. On the other hand, Gotchard's pacing was always too fast for me.
Now about the episode: yes, it is almost entirely a big battle, but with a soul in which there was a place for both people and Chemies. I love that Clotho died in battle and finally got her feelings returned from the Sisters. Also, I think a lot of people will appreciate that there is a real rationale for using the main form in the final battle.
And Gotchard's signature repeats. Houtarou remembers words of encouragement just like Spanner did in the last episode. Lazy? Perhaps, but it works 110%!
I’ll also note one small thing: Spanner has his own onigiri separately. Individualist until the very end. And Fuge also found a place in the final battle. To everyone who thinks that Rinne’s ring often ran out of charge - her dad charged his for six months.
And, of course, a solution. A world in which people will live in harmony with Chemies cannot be created in a year or even a decade. But it is possible to make them perceived as friends. Those who are ready for friendship will be able to go to the new land of Hotaro, and the rest will have the opportunity to tell interesting stories. Unless they forget, of course)
The entire ending of the show, after defeating Geryon, I couldn’t stop smiling. And although the secret of Hotaro's father remains unsolved, a slight mystery does not spoil the story. In addition, it can always be revealed in additional content. Although I personally am much more interested in how the Kurogane couple came up with the name Spanner
Plus, the final scene with Gavv. Also a complete smile. Shoma is clearly a very nice guy whose adventures will be interesting to watch. And even if the writers are more harsh towards him than towards Hotaro, I hope he will not lose his optimism and ability to smile.
P.S. I'll post my review of the entire show below.