[Mesnick]

Finally, it's the turn of the Gochizo wagashi in the show. True, we most likely won't see forms based on them. At first glance, the story based on helping a confectionery place in the earlier period of the show, but, in fact, it helps to remember old connections (Helmet Boy) and develop new ones (the owner of a candy store). It's a pity that, unlike Gotchard last year, Gavv does not bring back the actors.
In any case, the sweet, everyday story is interrupted by an attack from the desperate, revenge-seeking Jeebh. I've become so accustomed to how pathetic he is as Liesel's husband that I've completely forgotten about his impressive fight choreography. However, he doesn't stand a chance against Shouma. As I predicted, Liesel only enters the battle after Jeebh's life is immediately threatened.And this leads to the revelation of the identity of the store employee.
In essence, this pair of episodes follows the same principle as the story of Hanto and Lakia becoming friends. Filler first part, leading to the discovery of important and shocking information for one of the characters, the denouement of which will happen in the second part. I like the confusion of Hanto, who has thought many times about taking revenge on his mother's kidnapper, but ended up in a situation where everything is completely different. Moreover, he can partially turn into the one he hated since childhood, at least in the eyes of the other boy. So the situation is very difficult.
Another interesting thing: Lakia is not in a hurry to fix his driver. This is quite in his character. In extreme cases, he can always fight in his Granute form. Liesel also states that she can ensure high delivery rates without Lango. However, all her actions on this matter boil down to transferring Glotta to delivery.
The announcement also hints that in the next episode Jeebh will try himself as a rider. I don't think it will help him much.
P.S. Also, the creators of the intro finally had the opportunity to make changes to the Stomatch Inc. lineup again, introducing Bocca as the main evil boss. However, I don't think that this guarantees either Lango's definitive death or that President Granute will be the final antagonist.
P.P.S. I also don't really like that the Gochizo now immediately hide in the Gochipod instead of jumping around the table in a crowd. It's understandable that it's cheaper and makes sense, but it still takes away from the atmosphere a little.