[Mesnick]

Well, as expected, Hanto and Lakia found common ground amid their shared grief. It's odd that this hadn't come up before, considering that Vram had repeatedly shown that he was only empathetic to beings in similar situations. However, Shouma most likely felt that he had no right to reveal the wounds of others, and he had never been so open with Valen. Also, in the flashback at Wolf-Granute, the red Gavv is not shown, which once again proves that things from pilots sometimes change in subsequent episodes. In any case, their reconciliation led to a gorgeous fight on the scaffolding, with an amazing production even by Gavv standards. And Hanto also worked out the main function of a secondary rider: he beat with a human shield.It also came out that Ripper didn't kill Comel after all, meaning Glotta is still the prime suspect.
As a result, Hanto and Lakia are still arguing about everything, albeit in a more good-natured manner. At least on Granute's part. And Vram apologized to Sachika. Nice.
Shouma's conversation with Liesel went more peacefully than expected. In fact, Gavv was simply informed about changes in the management of Stomatch Inc.Liesel has also shown her warped understanding of beauty and relationships more clearly. We unexpectedly learned that Jeebh attracts her precisely because of his suffering. That is, Liesel likes him while he is unhappy. I wonder if Jeebh suddenly overcomes his grief, will she mock him or just leave him? Nyelv also begins to act. And if his visit to Dente is essentially just reconnaissance, then the final scene is more significant.
The idea of ​​making Magen a rider is still unclear to me. It's clear that Nyelv would prefer to test the belt on a rat first, which would not end up like Suga. But wouldn't it be better to use someone less significant? So far I only see the narrative benefit of this decision, since it shows that Nyelv communicates with Bocca in secret from his relatives. Well, let's see what new possibilities this plot opens up.