What I never understood about this franchise is, am I supposed to find it wrong that women seize power and ban weapons, making rap a form of entertainment and combat? Because it seems utopian to me. We're finally getting to the real conflict of this anime, after several episodes introducing the divisions and their internal dynamics. A large portion of the episode is a reminder of things we've already seen in previous episodes, but very important information still manages to slip in as if it were nothing. For example, the reason for Dirty Dawg's split. This episode, halfway through, has a crisis to resolve, handled by the Buster Bros, who receive help from this group of three who have been involved in every episode without intervening. Finally, they get directly involved in this episode's case.