Really starting to love Kaito as a character. So far, he seems different from Roshuo, as he genuinely wants to eradicate the weak by making them strong, rather than killing them.
Probably the best moment in this episode was when Kaito told Kouta that what Ryouma said was right and they couldn't do much about the situation, then immediately punching Ryouma in the face for being a jerk about it. It really reflects his increasing role as a leader, which has only been rising since episode 32. For someone whose transformation call is "Dai, Dai, Dai, Dai, Dai Shogun", Kouta seems less and less like a leader each episode, while the opposite happens for Kaito. Kouta half the time either takes orders or just works on his own and never really comes up with plans or lead the team.
The sad part is that a conflict between Kouta and Kaito is inevitable and seeing how Kouta's the main character, Kaito's probably going to either change, or show a bad side to him.
Well, they WILL clash, but we don't know if Kouta's going to win just cause he's the main or that Kaito's going to be the bad guy. Heck, we might end up having a rather frightening inversion, where Kaito has to rein Kouta in when Kiwami finally takes its toll on him.