[Matrixbeast]

Gingaman: 35 and 36
AKA 2 episodes where nothing really happens.
Still though, they were charming. 35 opens with the Yatotos dropping the body of the old guy (Iries's uncle) off the boat. Damn. Poor dude, I still don't remember your name.

Anyway, Batbass finally gets his chance to start a 10 episode failure streak, with his first mission being to collect glass in order to build a machine to help the Daitanic revive (As, after giving it the shards of crystal that Iries's soul was in, it's heart started beating).
I don't see how making a complex machine out of glass for a planet eating monster would work, but whatever.
The real meat of the episode was Gouki finally working up the courage to tell Suzuko he likes her. Yay, I'm glad. However, he finds out he has competition with another teacher from a different school. They race to meet her first, break a vase, and both volunteer to shop with her to buy a new one. That's when shit goes south. Barban attacks, and Gouki, being the nice guy he is, has to leave Suzuko to help other people in danger. Other teacher swoops in to exclusively help her, though. However, watching Gouki fight, Suzuko gets inspired and rescues someone else being harassed by Yatotos, and ends up mildly injured, too.
Poor thing, though I'm always glad to see civilians fighting back~
Asshole teacher tells Gouki to leave her forever because he inspired to fight (And, in turn, get hurt), and he agrees (Just as he gets a call that Barban is back).

Suzuko decides she ain't a bitch and runs to the battlefield (Well, hobbles), and tells Gouki she ain't a bitch and don't need protection. She says she likes him and all is well.

Episode 36 has the father, Haruhiko, ending up super glued to Hayate, hand to hand, on accident. Mishaps ensure as Barban ends up leaving multiple bombs that, coincidentally, make whoever touches them stick to them...Strange mechanic.
Hijinks ensue, but Haruhiko proves his mettle and helps save the day, despite all the peril he puts themselves in (Though he basically wanted to do it all, anyway).