[DreadBringer]

Secondary's resolution.

As everyone predicted, Glotta shows up intending to kill Kenji. It has already become clear, especially when Glotta threatens underperforming part-timers, that she was the one who killed Comel. More Granutes want to stop, not just Comel and Kenji, as Rakia pointed out. Still, Kenji’s death isn’t portrayed as something done by the heroes do to justify punishment and evil with evil, but the villain's cruelty preventing people from turning good or stopping their production.

Guess for this one, it's clear that Hanto doesn’t forgive Kenji, despite sparing his life. He remains bitter about this decision, made for Hiroto's sake. Hanto is less forgiving than another secondary character, Terui from W, who makes peace with his family's murderer, Shroud (the one who genuinely regrets their crimes, not Isaka). Kenji’s change comes from memories of his time as a sweet shop owner when he infiltrated Andos. It’s unclear why this realization doesn’t occur for other part-timers, though obviously it's unknown how their backstories are.

It’s obviously that Rakia wouldn't be any better than Hanto when Shoma tries to talk to him about the situation with Hanto. Shoma witnessed Rakia going apeshit to Dente when he learns he's behind Dark Treats. Rakia wouldn't be tested like Hanto, as Comel's murderer is Glotta, who likely would never repent, making her death a necessity. Rakia distinguishes between the loss of his loved one and the loss of others, while Hanto is also angered by Kenji's kidnapping of innocent people.

I initially thought Sachika questioning whether Kenji is bad might encourage Rakia to confess his crimes to her later, seeing how she'd react to it. However, by the end, it seems she remains unaware of the truth; Kenji is indeed Sae’s murderer. While Sachika's call-out to Hanto for demonizing Shoma is valid, she appears to be operating under similar logic when she refuses to believe in Kenji's crimes, assuming that because he cares for Hiroto, he cannot do bad things. I wish she could learn the truth and likely realize that bad people can change and redeem themselves.

Jeebh despises the idea of becoming like Shoma, especially with Nyelv offering him a red Gavv modification. Yet, he becomes ecstatic when he receives not a red, but a purple and black Gavv. Unlike Lango before him, Jeebh seems to show no hatred toward Nyelv, even though he is also a target unlike Glotta. Surprisingly, Bitter Gavv Bakibakistick gives Vram an 'L' faster than Lango did, but obviously, Gavv's strongest form remains the Over/Master Form, so he'd still lose, and putting up less fight than Lango. For some reason, Shoma does not chase after Jeebh when he escapes.