[Mesnick]

Interestingly, Ryuga's motivation is something that is more often characteristic of villains than heroes. On the other hand, as was repeatedly mentioned in this episode, the world is not ideal, and sometimes it is downright bad, so one should not confuse the fight for good with protecting the status quo.
Ryuga and Shoko also share the opinion that the world is unsafe. But if the maid sees protection in the rules and status, then Gozyu Tyranno completely devotes himself to faith. Because in faith in Tega Sword and the coming ideal world for him lies true freedom, unattainable now. I wonder if the show plans to teach Ryugu to come to terms with the imperfection of the world or teach him to be happy on the path to the ideal?
Also, Shoko did turn into a berserker, and it turned out to be so serious that Tega Sword himself intervened. Although, perhaps, the unbridled maid was just an excuse, and the real reason: the apocalyptic wedding promised in the announcement. It seems that the plot shake-up will happen sooner than I expected.
Also, I’m not sure how I feel about the tiny living Tega Sword on the altar. On the one hand: if your mecha is a character, you need to open him up and let him talk more often. On the other hand: this is too similar to the previous show, where Boondorio hung out with the crew. Perhaps I will not rush to conclusions and wait for the implementation.