[Mesnick]

I returned to watching it at a very opportune time. In the end, we have a good development of the previous episode. Hanto shows off his investigative skills, and Lakia shows off her knowledge of Granutes' behavior and the coolest demonstration of invisibility in the franchise. It was also established that the two often argue, which will be developed in the next episode. Even Mot2W is charismatic and memorable enough, even if he is not the focus of the plot.
But I want to digress and note that in the form of a chocolate frappe, I am very distracted by the straw. I keep waiting for Valen to pull it out and use it as a weapon.
There is also a mysterious candy seller who will also appear in the next episode. Is he a human relative of Shouma?
But it's time to talk about the one the episode is named after. Komura should be commended for subverting expectations. Everyone expected Jeebh to return much stronger, more confident, and with a different style. Instead, he didn't change at all (though, given Liesel's fascination with the human world, it's entirely possible that at some point the newlyweds will change their style to a more casual one). Moreover, he did what was demanded of him and simply let his new relatives take power in Stomatch Inc. By the way, it is funny that this time Shouma is not compared to other riders, but to villains. He is waiting for a meeting with old relatives, and new ones have come to the Stomatch family. It is also worth noting that, unlike Lango and Glotta, Nyelv remained indifferent to the personnel changes. He probably thinks his position as chief scientist is safe.
In any case, Liesel and her father are a breath of fresh air and a much-needed boost to the show. There's nothing wrong with the StoMatch siblings, but they're too passive. I saw that in the comments to the previous episode, Liesel was called a sociopath, but this statement is refuted by the fact that she brought her father gifts. And she also treated her husband kindly, who was reconciling the persona of his deceased sister. However, one should not be mistaken in the opposite direction. Liesel is spoiled, egotistical, does not tolerate objections and has a perverted concept of beauty. But even in the episode with such a title, she did nothing wrong. Except for trying to kill Shouma, which from her point of view is justified. So she is clearly a villain, but with the potential for redemption.
Overall, the show has lost some of its drama, but it's clearly still going strong and is going to be very interesting. I like it.