Merciless! The All-powerful Ura Dragon's Rampage!!

Season 1Episode 19Aug 11, 2014
Merciless! The All-powerful Ura Dragon's Rampage!!
Sennen meets up with an acquaintance, who is acting as a spy for him, trying to learn more about Money Ghost. Meanwhile, Hana is lined up to face against Long, with the winner moving on to face Kaito in the semifinals. Later that day, Long spends the day helping out the Gappori Company with helping others, though is promptly reminded of his mission by Nagare. The next day, Sennen appears before Kaito and the others, revealing Long is a member of Gold Force, though Kaito refuses to believe him. As the fight between Long and Hana begins, Long is conflicted between his friendship with Kaito and his mission to get revenge for his grandfather's death, but in the end, he casts aside his emotions and launches a vicious counter-attack against Hana, continuing to beat on her even after he wins. As Long vows to meet Kaito in the finals, Hana soon picks herself up and focuses on sales to earn money.
Merciless! The All-powerful Ura Dragon's Rampage!! has aired on Aug 11, 2014
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