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Originally Posted by xSauriaNx

- Shita and Jeebh being dumbasses seems to run in the family. Nyelv must be laughing his arse off trolling his little siblings with that "laser" turrets he gave them while Shouma earlier daylight robbing people of candies haha.

If this was a Showa season, Lango totally would've said something like, "don't come back alive if you fail this time!" There's no way Jeep and Theta are going to meet that 10 day deadline. Not only did Gavv Gurucan foil their plan, but Super Hero Time is also pre-empted next week, so they're screwed.

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Originally Posted by Zolda

Shouma is also doing trick-or-treat to get free candies @ 05:07. How hilariously small is his salary paid by Sachika? Shouldn't he be able to buy his own candies with his salary? Candies aren't expensive. He should be able to buy many types of candy from 7-Eleven and create many more different types of Gochizous than he currently has.

Regardless of salary, Shouma's not going to turn down free candy.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

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?

It would probably crack the floor at least. I'm curious about the source of Gurucan's heaviness though, since Shouma should've noticed when it was inside him and reacted painfully to the weight in his stomach. This kind of breaks my suspension of disbelief.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

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.

Hanto should really start by showing his journalist credentials before he goes off talking about monsters and abductions to little kids on Halloween like that. He's got a good nose for investigation, but he still has a lot to learn if he wants to succeed his mentor.

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

And the children in the dancing class are practicing to a KR stuff, Build Up, Build Genius' theme.

I think Girls Be Ambitious would've been a better choice here, as the story is focused on Kirari's strong motivation to pursue her ambition of becoming an idol despite struggling to keep up with her dance class. It's a good moral here that while self-discipline is good, it's also important to have a treat to reward effort and boost morale.