As final episodes go, this one was pretty solid. The whole match was generally really fun to watch, and the individual rounds all had something to them. The ending was an unexpected one and one where I actually understand Luis' feelings completely because I would feel the same in that same scenario (never thought I would empathise with the evil Labubu but here we are). Our little sequence of normal, daily life after the battle wasn't the most interesting thing to watch; it was just some scenes meant to remind us of the friendship/dynamic between our characters, but I feel like that could have been written with just a little bit more fun and comedic flair to it to round out the series on a more clean and satisfying note. I don't necessarily agree with how the nationals was left off - again, this is where Luis and I have a very similar mindset - but I understand why everything happened the way it did so it's not necessarily a criticism because it does all make sense. For a children's show, this does hold up surprisingly decently as an adult who's never had exposure to any of it before. Not the best children's show to watch as an adult since it is very obviously aimed at those early teenage years and kids younger than that, but there was a strange sense of enjoyment I managed to get from it all despite that.