[Mesnick]

Well, this episode develops the theme of the difference in the characters of Hanto and Lakia, forcing Mot2W to tie them together. A very sentai plot, I definitely remember something like this in Shinkenger. But on the plus side, there are many humorous situations (where did Sachika get explosives?!) and a solution that is not typical for such stories. Instead of finding a common language and defeating the enemy, acting in sync, our heroes are released without having made any progress in their relationship.Rather, they quarreled even more. But Lakia understands that it was Granute Ripper who killed his brother, and the squabble with Hanto fades into the background. Henshinzero was right: Comel's killer is a bug, even if not the one I thought. Let's see where this leads.
As for other characters: Shouma continues to improve relations with the candy seller and runs into Liesel, who also went shopping.
I wonder if her shopping trips in Granutes' world also ended with her beating up the shop assistants or if they were paid for the goods there? I'll also assume that the trinkets she gave her father were given away for free or that several souvenir shops were vandalized behind the scenes last week. Either way, next week looks set to see Shouma and Liesel establish their relationship. I wonder if her shopping trips in Granutes' world also ended with her beating up the shop assistants or if they were paid for the goods there? I'll also assume that the trinkets she gave her father were given away for free or that several souvenir shops were vandalized behind the scenes last week. Either way, next week looks set to see Shouma and Liesel establish their relationship.
Meanwhile, at Stomatch Inc., Jeebh is enjoying his power, Lango is patient, and Glotta is not happy. Nyelv doesn't show up, but the preview teases him appearing in Denta's cave. Well, he really is the most dangerous of the Shouma siblings so far. And even without a direct confrontation.
Returning to the main topic of the episode, namely the conflict between Hanto and Lakia, I'm sure Vram will get his share of criticism for his behavior towards Valen. And it's hard for me to defend him, because he really wasn't shy about slinging Hanto even before their failure together. It's in Lakia's character, but it also means that he doesn't consider Hanto an ally, but simply tolerates him around, and even then, reluctantly. However, I think that will change in the next episode.