[DreadBringer]

Shoma talked more with Lango than when Jeebh fought and blamed him as Bitter Gavv in ep. 38. Shoma points out what I thought about how Lango claims to want to bring his family back, but he's callous to his own family like dismissing Shita's death. Guess Lango's real motivation is revealed in him wanting to retake the family's privilege (still greed, but from low position), which is why he never smiled due to Bouche ruining his family's fortune while running the company due to his incompetence.

So Lango can beat Over/Master Gavv due to learning from his mistakes, as well as him also having an upgrade in wings that killed off the Gochizos in the Gochipod. The amusement park setting is a smart way to have the rollercoaster being used for Vrocanbuggy's path. Base Riders fighting with their vehicles are portrayed as potent weapons to be substitute for their upgrades, like AccelTurbuler to Terror Dragon or Geats-Boostriker to Regad Omega, but Lango doesn't use his super speed and force field at this point somehow, like Kabuto's final fight.

Though outside of back to base form tradition, I don't know about Gavv Poppingummy anticlimatically killing off Lango with one attack at the end, as Shoma's burning determination is manifested in AmazinGummy form, which he doesn't use yet during his final fight. Gavv does use the power of friendship trope like when Shoma struggled against the twins' agents before, but not explained if AmazinGummy power can be carried over to other forms.

Unlike his vengeful ways before, now Hanto shows some understanding and pity to Jeebh and Lizel, giving them a chance to stop this revenge chain, only killing them if they still want to cause harm. Jeebh and Lizel's sympathetic moments are done to make them an actually loving couple, in Jeebh devoting himself to Lizel, for her own revenge, albeit Jeebh is done with his own revenge, as well as Lizel using her father's death to finally understand Jeebh's misery and help him.

Lizel doesn't seem to be that strong as Granute unlike her early demonstration, having to tag team Valen Frappe with Jeebh like Shita before, despite Lizel seemingly being a cut above most other Stomachs (outside of Lango) in her Butlers dodging Shoma's attack without problem. I don't know about Lizel being left alive after Jeebh's death, as she may still attack others, albeit the ending did say about how there's still Granutes left on the human world, such as a part timer who don't know what to do.

Though it looks badass that Vram is fine after fighting Lango's Agents, it's rather disappointing that it's not shown how Vram eventually beats all of Lango's Agents after seemingly struggling and having a death flag. Vram is the one who achieves Nyelv's previous plan of sealing doors, where he directly destroyed the doors, putting himself close to death again as the Door Space collapses. It's not shown how he ended up surviving despite him thinking that he may see Comel again.

Masaru also learns about Shoma's true relation to him by himself, due to Shoma's diary, which describes his mother and the snacks she talked about, which obviously sound similar to what Masaru knows about Michiru. Shoma's weight of not revealing the truth to Masaru doesn't seem to with Masaru not being shown to feel anything (albeit the ending is 3 months timeskip) about Michiru's death. Not about hatred to Shoma, but just about him being emotionally fragile to process ugly truth.

Now Shoma wants to make the antithesis to Stomach Inc. and Dark Treats, the Light Treats, his own path is to become a pastry chef. As usual though, the protagonist is portrayed as not really competent in this with him still needing room of improvement. I rather wish if do-gooders can be allowed to be good at something, where Shoma claims he's only good at being powerful (Hapipare's jobs), but realizing he has to work to become an expert, rather than just having good intentions.