This season sure knew how to end the show on a low note, and give the best reasons yet as to why the Kao Council should have been disbanded. Whereas the childish naïveté of the protagonist was enough to get the characters through Seasons 1 and 2, it fully impeded character development this season because for the first time, they came up against a proper antagonist; a drunk on power narcissist who believes everyone should do everything his way. That led to a lot of moments that didn’t really make sense, like spending so much time trying to bring Team Hirragi into the company andthen all of a sudden for them to turn around and want to compete against the others and then also struggling with who to support which includes supporting the antagonist. What every season of this show has needed, none more so than this, is someone who just goes around and knocks these people’s teeth in because everyone is clearly not smart enough to be realistic about this.