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Okay, so that was definitely better than Faiz's ending. It's a low bar, but it's an important one to clear and Ghost at least managed that.

It was an all right ending, I guess. Nothing too special, nothing too awful. A lot of it felt pretty rushed and it had Ghost's usual habit of not fully explaining everything (has Infinite form always had random-ass powers that make no sense or is that new?), but it at least ended with a solid victory and some okay character wrap-up (and terrible, terrible flying CGI).

The biggest things that stuck with me:

- Gotta love how smoothly executed that Ex-Aid cameo was. Totally fit with the narrative flow and had major repercussions for the rest of the episode.

- Onari barely had any lines and that is always a good thing.

- I guess parental love was kind of a theme in this show? Ghost dad looked super damn bored, though.

- What's with the random orange and black form Takeru pulled out at the end? Kinda late to be debuting new forms, show (in fairness, it does look vaguely familiar, but I can't remember seeing it on the show ever).

- So the old man had an actual crazy old sage costume lying around, complete with wig? Why? And why did he feel the need to change into it?

- I was wrong; the show did remember Javert. It also remembered headband dude from those two episodes. Apparently Mr. Bills was not important enough to bring back, though.

- What happened to the other twin? (S?)he was nowhere to be seen here.

- I assume the Ganmeisers immediately revived yet again after the credits rolled.

Only one episode left. Halle-fucking-lujah.