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But wait, there's more!


Since this episode also formally marks Lango Mango's return to the story and the 6th week anniversary of his unceremonious defeat in episode 36, I'd also like to celebrate it by elaborating yet another severe, plot-breaking logical anomaly that involved him. Well, this atrocious story has already got a gazillion of plot-breaking logical anomalies, so what's the harm in adding another one? Haha.

The logical anomaly is:
How the heck the untransformed Shouma was able to break free when he was subdued by 2 of Lango Mango's agents and then escape from Stomach's factory at the very beginning of episode 1?

The very first 1 minute of episode 1 (for example @ 00.10) showed Shouma running away from Lango Mango's agents pursuit and then escaping from Stomach's factory, and that was the only scene inside Stomach's factory in episode 1. Buuuuuuuuuutttttttttt, in episode 4 @ 14:27, there was an elaborated flashback scene which showed the full details of the events that happened right before the first 1 minute of episode 1. In that elaborated flashback scene, it was shown that right after Michiru (Shouma's mom) was successfully Hito Pressed by an unknown/unseen Granute (probably one of the factory workers, not one of the Stomach siblings) and he was failed to be Hito Pressed by a 2nd unknown/unseen Granute (probably another factory worker) due to his body possessing Granute DNA, he was immediately subdued by 2 of Lango Mango's agents @ 16:14. Lango Mango's agents are known to be much stronger than the other agents, and Shouma/KR Gavv himself admitted in episode 11 @ 19:04 that they were much stronger. Shouma/KR Gavv couldn't defeat them by using the Poppin Gummy form, and he needed to use the Gurucan form to defeat them in episode 11 @ 20:10 and destroy them @ 20:36.
Gavv 1 @ 00:10

Gavv 4 @ 16:16

Gavv 11 @ 19:04

Gavv 11 @ 20:36


As shown in episode 1 @ 11:00 when the untransformed Shouma tried to fight the 1st Granute of the week, he failed miserably because his untransformed-self was (and still is) a pathetic weakling loser. In episode 1 @ 12:16, it's shown that his untransformed-self was just thrown around like a rag doll and virtually couldn't do anything to fight back against the 1st Granute of the week, who was later defeated by Shouma/KR Gavv when he debuted the Poppin Gummy form at the end episode 1. Shouma's untransformed-self was (and still is) a pathetic weakling loser, so it should've been totally impossible for his untransformed-self to be able to break free when he was subdued by 2(!) of Lango Mango's agents which then allowed him to escape from Stomach's factory at the very beginning of episode 1. No matter what he did, it should've been impossible for him to break free from Lango Mango's agents' grip. It should've been totally impossible according to this atrocious story's own internal rules! Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, if Shouma's untransformed-self was (and still is) a pathetic weakling loser that couldn't even fight back against normal/low class Granutes, and if Lango Mango's agents could only be defeated by Shouma/KR Gavv by using the Gurucan form to defeat them, then how the heck was the untransformed Shouma able to break free when he was subdued by 2(!) of Lango Mango's agents and, heck, even outran them which allowed him to escape from Stomach's factory at the very beginning of episode 1?
Gavv 1 @ 12:16


Holy... shmoly... mother of jolly... It means that this story had already sucked since the very 1st second it was broadcasted!!! At this point, among a gazillion of plot-breaking logical anomalies, this one is definitely, demonstrably, undeniably the absolute worst of the worst of the worst. This is the ultimate proof that the writers of this atrocious story were soooooooooooooooooooooo lazy. They were like a toddler who is attempting to arrange letters from A to Z, except the writers were only able to arrange A-B, Y-Z, and totally screwed up the other 22 letters, haha. I should've already realized that the 100000000000000000000000% brain dead, stupid, idiotic truck crash scene in episode 1 @ 02:33 was the omen of the incoming future that this story was gonna suck in the most gigantic, colossal way possible.
Gavv 01 @ 02:45


Thanks for the pathetically, laughably, indefensibly lazy, cheap, sloppy, heavy-handed, and atrocious story, Gavv's producers and writers!
*the ultimate facepalm


I was half joking when I said in my 3rd post in episode 8 thread here that this story was written by an AI. On the other hand, as airtime increases, this atrocious story has always managed to convince me that there's an 80-90% probability that it was really an AI slop. All pieces of evidence point to the high probability that the script of this atrocious story was likely indeed a brain rot, AI slop texts which were produced with almost no supervision and no editing by real, actual script doctors/editors. No frakkin' waaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy a competently human-supervised, human-edited script can contain a gazillion of logical anomalies like this atrocious story does. At this point, the writing in KR Gavv has reach the same level of atrocity of KR (God forbid) Geats, so I must call it with its proper name: KR (God forbid) Gavv.
*facepalm

KR Gavv has proven that Toei/Bandai is pretty much 95-99% creatively bankrupt. At this point, I won't be surprised at all if KR Zeztz will turn out to be another atrocious slop. Some people have speculated that KR Zeztz writer is Yuuya Takahashi, while my own prediction is that the writer could be Minato Takano (King-Ohger's writer). But really, there's very little difference between Takano and Takahashi. Takano is like the Diet Coke version of Takahashi, since he was Takahashi's padawan, haha. Almost all atrocious writing tactics that Takahashi used in his magnum opus of convoluted, atrocious writing (KR (God forbid) Geats) were also used by Takano in King-Ohger. If KR Zeztz's story is indeed about the dream world(s) like I hypothesizeztzed here, then I see an 80-90% probability that it could be made uber-convoluted and uber-atrocious as well. If KR Zeztz is indeed written by Takahashi, Takano, and or other writers with similar atrocious approach to writing, then it'd mean that this franchise has reached 100% of creative bankruptcy.
*moment of silence for merit, competence, and creativity at Toei/Bandai