Mara attacked 4 innocent kids, the school librarian, and destroyed a significant portion of the library during school hours, and Sunspear has a very open, public, and violent grudge against a specific student. Maybe there'll be consequences in the next season, but these dudes seem way more dangerous than Key and his crew.
90's Mechagodzilla looks too much like a muscular silver man with a dinosaur head. The sort of thing you'd expect to see in a cartoon or a power rangers-like show to sell toys (and I did have toys of him as a kid)
But the 70's and 2000's versions look like they have sturdier builds that can support their own weight and are made from a number of different parts that simultaneously look cobbled together while still having cool and cohesive designs. They seem more like they type of things you'd expect humans or aliens to build in order to combat Godzilla.
(Also, why is 90's Mechagodzilla's plasma grenade a laser?)
In the casino area where you get the astronaut helmet, take a picture of the wall at the end of the room and you will see a ghost child briefly.
Also open the suitcases that are not glowing (the glowing ones explode) take a picture of the open suitcase, a symbol featuring mice in a circle will appear and a sound will play.
Not sure what this does, but it will likely play into some sort of secret ending, and there may be more hidden ghost children.
These two working together while being absolutely incompatible is both hilarious and formidable. Always wanted a follow up to Naugus from the SatAM cartoon, and it's cool to see him find his throne only to start falling apart in a civilized society. And Ian's version of Geoffrey has really won me over compared to Ken's original concept. He keeps his arrogant nature, trickery, and "For king and country" mindset, but now the plot actually shows the consequences of his choices and beliefs.
They all just seemed like such good friends, and I wanted to watch that. Anyway, this anime rocks my socks. Starting Elbaph soon.