[Mesnick]

Well, this episode will be especially enjoyable for those who believe in Christmas miracles. While in the previous episode it seemed like everything was going to be the worst possible way, here the heroes overcome all the difficulties. Kuon makes peace with his brother and turns into a power-up. Divine robots also find common ground and become a family. Moreover, Tega Sword admits for the first time that he was wrong, too. It's also worth mentioning that the Dual Tega Sword pilots in the battle are Ryugi (Tega Sword's main supporter) and Rikuo (who saved Bouquet just last episode). This is clearly no coincidence.
Overall, the episode is about family and gifts, and, as I said, is very much in the holiday spirit. In principle, given everything that happened, it could have been the last, but we still need to try out the new Kuon in action. So, in the next episode, Ninja Red will finally emerge from the shadows.
Fire Candle also doesn't like this ending and wants to continue the fight. And there's still the threat of Calamity, a powerful and rather slow-moving dark force. So it's too early to lay down our arms.
If there's one thing I'd criticize about this episode, it's that it needs a scene of Sumino at Oto's bedside. Even if it's only for a second, I think it's a necessary touch.
P.S. The giant robot knitting the scarf is brilliant. Although it's not so surprising after Bundorio spent a whole year cooking curry on the last show. Also, does that mean Goode Burn left his father without a gift?
P.P.S. It's always nice to remember Gekiranger again. The idea of making Scratch a sportswear manufacturer really paid off in the long run, as it allowed for a very subtle reference.