[DreadBringer]

Shoma enjoys taking things he really likes from others, such as candies, which is why he looks forward to Halloween. Obviously not by underhanded means though, and he did try to share candy with people like Kirari. If the Guruchan Gochizo is heavy even for superhumans like Shoma, I wonder what would happen if it were dropped from a moderate height to even building floors—would it cause the building to collapse?

Lango isn’t as merciless as I initially thought; he gives Jeebh and Shita one more chance to prove themselves. Nyelv provides them with laser shooters capable of melting Gavv’s armor. Unfortunately for them, this episode introduces Gavv's new form, Guruchan, which is mecha-based, similar to Gaim Suika Arms or Zero-One Breaking Mammoth, and is immune to those lasers. It’s amusing that the Agent steals Shoma's candies, but this is significant in this case because they are the source of Gavv's powers.

Hanto overall retrains his previous traits after being driven insane by Soji's death. He remains protective of humans, such as when he defends a child attacked by Granute Yard, but also about him rubbing others the wrong way during his interrogations about monsters, which leads Kirari to suspect him of being a kidnapper. Thankfully, they bond when Hanto saves Kirari from being run over by a car, demonstrating that he isn’t a bad person.

In addition to fruits, now Takebe's another food-based series features dancing as the focal point of the week’s problem. Kirari struggles with feeling inadequate compared to others, making her feel like she’s slowing them down, also like the previous year series Gotchard's dancing 2-parter, which had the dancer being named Mai as well. And the children in the dancing class are practicing to a KR stuff, Build Up, Build Genius' theme.