A couple of fun things happened this episode, and it was a fairly enjoyable watch. We not only had my two least favourite characters losing miserably (I'm thrilled, honestly), but we had the complete conclusion to Daigo's storyline, which was handled in a way that genuinely natural and realistic. I wouldn't say it's necessarily what I wanted from the storyline - some more drama and worse consequences would have been better, as well as more emotional conflict - but it's not like it was done badly so this isn't a complaint necessarily. All in all, we've set up the next plot point as well, Shu finally accepting his place in the Bey Club (they've been warming his seat since, like, episode four, it's about time), and I wonder just what the actual next part is going to be about since we don't have a lot of information regarding specifics.