[Mesnick]

Well, the episode was generally predictable, but with a few interesting surprises. After coming out to Shouma in the last episode, Lakiya was still hesitant, but when Shouma showed him how similar people's situations were to his own, he finally decided to break away from his undercover work. So Vram is now on the good guy team, if there even is one on the show at this point.
Together they enter the Granute factory, where Glotta shines. She is so strong that even the two riders in their strongest forms only manage to break her weapon. He also accidentally reveals Shouma’s secret to his allies. It would seem that this is the end of the secrets, but a new one is already emerging on the horizon, namely Shouma’s memories of Hanto’s mother. It turns out that he saw her in childhood, which means the Wolf-Granute from the flashback did not immediately turn her into Dark Treats.
At least then. I would venture to guess that she was the same concubine as Shouma’s mother, one of his older siblings, or even Denta (this old man is clearly keeping something quiet). But we will reveal this secret later, but for now it’s time to piece together the broken alliance.
It’s interesting that in the preview it’s Hanto who splashes all the rage at Shouma. This is understandable, because he was an ally of Gavv longer and revealed all his secrets to him. Moreover, Shouma lied to his face, saying that he was not hiding anything. Lakia, for his part, seemed to take the news of Shouma's relationship to the Stomatch family more calmly. Although, perhaps, this is a false opinion and the showdown with Vram was simply postponed to later episodes. For all this, you somehow don’t even pay attention to Bitter Gavv, who should bring even more confusion into the complex relationship of the trio of riders.
I also can’t help but note Vram’s new form. Visually there is nothing special about this pink half armor, but the abilities really surprised me. First of all, invisibility is not a power that usually goes to good guys. Secondly: she has limitations, which are shown right during the debut, but at the same time they do not detract from her coolness. So yes, I was impressed by the invisible jelly.
P.S. In any case, all the predictions about: “Vram is a dark rider” and “Komura does not accept redemption” turned out to be false. However, the show itself throws up Bitter Gavv, to which this may well be applicable.