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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

Genba was introduced as someone who wanted to be helpful to others and joined Boonboomger when his procurement alone was no longer enough to keep up with them. He has every right to seek revenge on Disrace, but doing it alone wasn't helping anybody, not his team, not himself. Genba had to learn to let his friends help him for once and that his tragic backstory isn't a burden to them. This is also the second time he has wielded a manhole, like he's really trying to compete with Kitajima Yuko.

Interesting how Madwrecks' last meaningful conversation in his favorite hangout was with Genba, rather than his rival Taiya. Although the latter is clearly here in spirit, as virtually everybody's mentioning "handle" in this one. Anybody keeping count? It's a good moral though, that if you're still alive and have the will to fight for something you care about, then you can do it. Genba found his place to live and Madwrecks found his second place to die. I hope Decotrade does his best from now on as his successor, like how Yogostein became more serious after the death of Hiramekimedes.

It's a good episode for sure, both as a conclusion to Genba's lonely arc and a last farewell to Madwrecks and Hashiliken who bravely met the same end that Dr. Nakadai and Top Galer did. I must admit, a part of me is sad though, as Hashiliken definitely would've survived if only that damn Disrace had just left the poor dog alone. Now I want to see the powered-up Boonboomgers make Disrace pay for that, as well as what he did to the Bureki race.

Genba returning was satisfying, while the end of Madrex did have me thinking the Wiz Khalifa song for Fast and Furious 7 would fit perfectly with the scene. And the DX Robo Universe plug was inevitable I guess given that DX Zero Universe apparently uses the same frame that DX Byundy uses.