Gachiakuta Episode 16: Release Date and Everything We Need to Know

Zodyl tries to entrap Rudo with his words
Zodyl tries to entrap Rudo with his words (Image Source: Studio Bones)

Gachiakuta Episode 16 reaches a critical turning point where loyalty, power, and revenge collide spectacularly. The Raiders have successfully split the Cleaners into isolated duels, with each confrontation revealing shocking transformations and abilities. Zodyl's psychological warfare on Rudo has exposed the protagonist's hidden bloodlust, while Jabber's evolution into a multi-clawed monstrosity proves the Raiders operate on an entirely different level.

Gachiakuta Episode 16 will air on Sunday, October 26, 2025, at 8:00 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time. Viewers on the East Coast can watch at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The episode will broadcast at 11:30 p.m. in Japan on the same day.

Enjin gets bored as his opponent is an introvert (Image Source: Studio Bones)
Enjin gets bored as his opponent is an introvert (Image Source: Studio Bones)

International streaming times include British Summer Time at 4:00 p.m., Central European Time at 5:00 p.m., and Australian Central Standard Time at 1:30 a.m. on Monday, October 27, 2025. Japanese viewers will have access at midnight JST on October 26.

Crunchyroll remains the exclusive international streaming platform for Gachiakuta Episode 16. The service provides simulcast access as episodes air in Japan. Japanese audiences can watch the series on Agaru Anime Block and JNN affiliates, including CBC and TBS.


What to Expect from Gachiakuta Episode 16?

Jabber's new weapon transformation (Image Source: Studio Bones)
Jabber's new weapon transformation (Image Source: Studio Bones)

The upcoming Gachiakuta Episode 16 will likely continue the intense matchups established in the previous installment. Riyo's battle against Noerde promises to be particularly exciting after the shocking reveal of her static electricity-charged hair. The scissors-wielding fighter now faces a serious disadvantage against an opponent who weaponizes both her hair and electrical currents.

Zanka's rematch with Jabber should intensify following the villain's transformation reveal. Jabber's upgraded form, featuring multiple toxic claws, has left Zanka scrambling for a response. Enjin's confrontation with the introverted Raider remains a wildcard situation. The mysterious opponent has yet to make a move, leaving viewers curious about their abilities. Enjin's patient approach might finally pay off as the battle develops.


What Happened in Gachiakuta Episode 15?

Riyo vs. Noerde (Image Source: Studio Bones)
Riyo vs. Noerde (Image Source: Studio Bones)

Episode 15 opened with a strategic move from Zodyl, who separated the Cleaners to create favorable one-on-one matchups for his Raiders. Rather than engaging Rudo in combat, Zodyl proposed an alliance to take down the Sphere. This unexpected offer triggered disturbing visions in Rudo's mind, showing his suppressed desire for revenge against those who wronged him.

The battle between Zanka and Jabber took center stage with impressive choreography and animation. Just when Zanka thought he had gained the upper hand, Jabber unveiled his true form. His vital instrument transformed into multiple toxic claws, each capable of producing different poisons. The reveal left Zanka shocked and outmatched.

Riyo's encounter with Noerde began with playful banter and overconfidence. She underestimated her opponent by assuming Noerde would simply use her hair as a whip or tentacle. The tables turned dramatically when Noerde demonstrated her actual ability: Using a plastic comb to charge her hair with dangerous levels of static electricity.

Enjin found himself facing an introverted Raider who refused to engage. Rather than forcing a confrontation, Enjin adopted a patient strategy, waiting for his opponent to make the first move. The episode also featured comic relief moments, including Riyo's extreme fear of cockroaches and Guita's surprising lack of an assigned opponent.

Gachiakuta Episode 16 arrives next Sunday with the promise of escalating conflicts and potential answers to burning questions about character loyalties and hidden agendas.

Edited by Akihito Chakma