[Mesnick]

Well, I'll write about the ending first. The part with Lakia turned out to be important in the plot, but quite ridiculous. Having defeated a legion of Agents behind the scenes, he begins to destroy the doors between worlds, but accidentally causes a mini-catastrophe. However, Granutes survives and remains in the world, who barely noticed all the events of the show. Satisfactory, but not the best ending.
In turn, I have no complaints about Hanto's part. He has to fight against Jeebh and Liesel, whom Bocca's death finally brought together. Here again the theme of protection before revenge is raised and again it is well implemented. It is also interesting that Valen wins thanks to freezing his legs, which is doubly reasonable, because:
A) On a physical level, it deprives Granute of the ability to perform acrobatics, destroying their advantage in agility over the rider;
B) On a character level, it reduces the fight to a test of wine stamina, where in this show Hanto has no equal.
As a result, Jeebh repeats his sister's feat and reunites with Sheeta. Again: a heroic death without a hint of redemption.
As for Liesel, some may be unhappy that she was spared, but I have some arguments:
A) She was left completely alone in a strange world. For a girl accustomed to luxury, this is a fate worse than death.
B) There is still V-cinema and Final Stage, where Liesel can meet her end.
It should also be noted that whatever her motives were, they really helped Jeebh at least a little, but change for the better. Here it is appropriate to recall Goethe: "There is a power that only by wishing evil creates only good."
But I have mixed feelings about the last clash between Shouma and Lango. Lango's position is very unconvincing and smells more like an attempt to logically justify banal jealousy. It is difficult to understand what happy future Bushe took away from him. I can assume that Father Stomach was going to quit the production of Dark Snacks, but then it was worth voicing this directly. Or was Lango just afraid that his father would do this? Anyway, Bushe ends up being the most mysterious and controversial character in the show. I also didn't like that Lango exploded with a cloud of feathers. I understand the symbolism, but in this particular case it didn't work for me. It was more like a torn pillow. I think they should have gone to the trouble of using black feathers or at least a mix.
It would have suited the character better.
But the battle itself turned out great. Exactly what I expected when I wrote that the battle with Bocca was intentionally made more typical. Lango's new abilities quickly burn through a hundred Gochizo and Gavv has to go through all the basic forms while fighting him. It's just a pity that they forgot about the biscuit lumberjack And environment and Lango's wings are also actively used. Where did he get them from and why did the elder Stomach become stronger? Let's assume that when he wasn't mysteriously standing on the roof, he was training hard.
The fact that they didn't forget about the Granutes left behind in the human world and Shouma is trying to establish contact with them is great, but this, as well as the lack of a frank conversation with Masaru, still leaves a feeling of incompleteness. The show really needs an epilogue, which it will get, but not anytime soon. So in the end, I would call this ending crumpled, but pleasant.
P.S. The first acquaintance with the new rider was excellent. After Gavv it was hard to surprise, but Zeztz did it with his random UFO. But the phrase: "If Gavv is soft, then Zeztz is hard" should probably be taken to mean that he gets hard slaps.
P.P.S. I slightly lost track of time when I saw that three months had passed, and Shouma was making Easter cakes. Only later did I realize that these were just sweets that had no festive or erotic connotations.