[DreadBringer]

The final form's drawback.

Over Gavv possesses overwhelming power, but his weakness is that, as expected, something more powerful would often require more resources. Shoma, for instance, ran out of his Gochizo supplies while using Over Gavv, which made it essential for him to restock in time, even harder due to Dente mistakenly eating Hapipare snacks meant to be Shoma's supplies. In battle, although Over Gavv is strong, he moves slowly and struggles to hit Magen, relying on the other Riders to assist him in scoring.

Dente craves snacks from Earth, and Shoma was the one who consistently provided them, but he's unaware that Sachika had plenty of snacks in Hapipare. It’s uncertain whether Dente survives until the end, but it would have been more beneficial for him to ask Sachika for snacks instead of Shoma, though it’s likely she wouldn't allow it now. Additionally, beyond the crisis in the second arc, Shoma cannot produce Gochizos if he eats out of desperation rather than enjoyment, due to the need to fight ASAP.

In this episode, Vram does not get de-henshined, even after shielding Hanto, whose Frappe Gochizo melts—similar to Gavv's situation in the previous episode. One wonders if Magen’s attack on the building resulted in casualties, a more common occurrence during the Phase 1 era. Although they did not win, the presence of other Riders is crucial, as they can hold off monsters without being instantly killed. This situation again highlights the theme of Riders hurting themselves for the greater good.

Regarding Shoma giving up a snack for another kid, it’s consistent with his character. I wonder, though, in competitive situations like the basketball match in episodes 29-30, if people would view Shoma as being "too nice" to win, letting others win just to make them happy, if he now has a better understanding of basketball or other competitive situations on Earth. This'd be the usual believe to equate kindness as being a doormat or a people pleaser, and getting what you want is dickish.

As for the Stomachs, Glotta appears to be the most vulnerable, when confronting Lizel about Jeebh, and being shocked that Nyelv agreed to aid Bocca, along with Bocca's expectations. Nyelv's occasional betrayal, often mentioned by his siblings, still seems rather minor—reflecting the idea of not always adhering to familial principles, which could be about adapting to change. Lango has previously demonstrated competence in meeting expectations, but now facing the challenge of 10 million is quite daunting for him as well.