Is there no actual system of rules in place for these Poké- uhh, Invess fights? It seems a little weird that Kota can just step into the ring himself to fight. You'd think someone, especially from Team Baron, seeing Team Gaim's quick rise up the ladder, would loudly address that small little unfair edge. Then again, this is a game where you can bring out three Invess in a fight without anyone protesting, so what do I know? I'll just presume that the point of the game is just to KO the opponent's monster regardless of how you go about doing it, and these people just don't bother with orderly rules.
Bike scene goes so well and then at a certain speed they...start spinning? I see absolutely no friggin' reason for this. It's the most unnecessary use of CG I've ever seen, and it looks godawful. The moment they go through the zip portal into Helheim, their bikes emerge on the ground the right way up as normal, so what was wrong with just having the bikes drive into it? It's the one single thing about this episode that is distracting and grating, and mysteriously baffling.
Other than that, solid episode again. Kaito does his best Seto Kaiba impression by doing something impossibly badass with a card. Baron walking with the banana on the head is a silly sight, but it's at least poked fun at. The banana projections as he penetrates the Invess. Ohhhh boy. I joked about that privately, but I wasn't ready to actually see it happen.
Seeing Kota's sister reject the money he handed to her I...quite liked. It's not exactly money from honest work, but money from a street contest that's performed by gangs of kids that she's not exactly an admirer of. Food for thought there. And then there's Mai's friction with Kota. I'll need to see the subs for this, but I presume she's not too pleased that Team Gaim is less of an actual team now and just a Kota one-man show where he virtually does everything, and everyone else seem irritatingly content with relying on him.