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* Ash learned from Invictus that Gary was fated to kill Fox. It happens in the next episode and Ash had the opportunity to warn Gary about this between that and after she gained her new form. However, Ash chose not to warn Gary about Invictus' "prophecy" about him and Fox, causing Gary to fall right into Invictus' trap. Why didn't Ash warn Gary about killing Fox?
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* Bolo’s statement to Mooncake that Gary is dead was stated to be a lie by the showrunners yet [[TakeOurWordForIt they never elaborated on it and instead only features Gary and Mooncake being mad at Bolo]]. It’s never stated how Bolo knew Gary was alive given the circumstances as Bolo last saw Gary on a planet that got blown to bits when a lizard titan threw Bolo onto the planet and Bolo landed head first. The team squad got completely scattered all over final space because of this and Bolo went into a huge fit of rage towards the lizard titan, giving off vibes that he thought Gary was killed. I feel like Bolo claim was deemed a lie just so tension between Gary and bolo would happen but it all just feels forced. How did Bolo know Gary was alive in the ending to “And Into The Fire”?
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** He only tells her to get out when she yells at Gary to stop crying; he thought she didn't care about their son (which at the time was not entirely wrong) and that's what ended it for him. Given how she was trying to steal government secrets, he could've just had he arrested, but the fact that he didn't showed that he still cared about her even after the truth came out. If she hadn't snapped at Gary and actually talked to John about the whole thing, they could've worked though it.
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** He only tells her to get out when she yells at Gary to stop crying; he thought she didn't care about their son (which at the time was not entirely wrong) and that's what ended it for him. Given how she was trying to steal government secrets, he could've just had he her arrested, but the fact that he didn't showed that he still cared about her even after the truth came out. If she hadn't snapped at Gary and actually talked to John about the whole thing, they could've worked though it.
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** He only tells her to get out when she yells at Gary to stop crying; he thought she didn't care about their son (which at the time was not entirely wrong) and that's what broke it for him. Given ho she was trying to steal government secrets, he could've just had he arrested, but the fact that he didn't showed that he still cared about her even after the truth came out. If she hadn't snapped at Gary and actually talked to John about the whole thing, they could've worked though it.
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** He only tells her to get out when she yells at Gary to stop crying; he thought she didn't care about their son (which at the time was not entirely wrong) and that's what broke ended it for him. Given ho how she was trying to steal government secrets, he could've just had he arrested, but the fact that he didn't showed that he still cared about her even after the truth came out. If she hadn't snapped at Gary and actually talked to John about the whole thing, they could've worked though it.
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** He only tells her to get out when she yells at Gary to stop crying; he thought she didn't care about their son (which at the time was not entirely wrong) and that's what broke it for him. Given ho she was trying to steal government secrets, he could've just had he arrested, but the fact that he didn't showed that he still cared about her even after the truth came out. If she hadn't snapped at Gary and actually talked to John about the whole thing, they could've worked though it.
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*** From The First Times They Met: "Sometime you leave the mission, but in every variation, you die." So either he closes the breach and dies in Final Space, or leaves the mission and dies by Lord Commander's hand.
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*** From The "The First Times They Met: Met": "Sometime you leave the mission, but in every variation, you die." So either he closes the breach and dies in Final Space, or leaves the mission and dies by Lord Commander's hand.
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** She said she had gone back at least 100 times, but there are way more than 100 undead Garys in Final Space. Given the amount of times Gary almost died if not for luck even before the fight to close the breach, there are many ways he could die without ever reaching the point when the breach consumes Earth. It's stated that 'every timeline flows into Final Space', even the ones without Nightfall. Dead Gary said that every Gary sacrificed their lives, but even if that happened outside of Final Space, Invictus would still claim them when he breaches the universe.
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** She said she had gone back at least 100 times, but there are way more than 100 undead Garys in Final Space. Given the amount of times Gary almost died if not for luck even before the fight to close the breach, there are many ways he could die without ever reaching the point when the breach consumes the Earth. It's stated that 'every "Every timeline flows into Final Space', Space", even the ones without Nightfall. Dead Undead Gary said that every Gary sacrificed their lives, but even if that happened outside of Final Space, Invictus would still claim them when he breaches the universe.
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*** From The First Times They Met: "Sometime you leave the mission, but in every variation, you die." So either he closes the breach and dies in Final Space, or leaves the mission and dies by Lord Commander's hand.
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*** It's stated on the Final Space wiki that the poisoning goes faster if the victim is experiencing extreme distress. That might not be accurate, because Wikipedia, but it would make sense that the rest of the Team Squad gets it faster given everything they go through, expect for Quinn only because she's already immune.
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*** It's stated on the Final Space wiki that the poisoning goes faster if the victim is experiencing extreme distress. stress. That might not be accurate, because Wikipedia, but it would make sense that the rest of the Team Squad gets it faster given everything they go through, expect for including Quinn only because she's already until she becomes immune.
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*** It's stated on the Final Space wiki that the poisoning goes faster if the victim is experiencing extreme distress. That might not be accurate, because Wikipedia, but it would make sense that the rest of the Team Squad gets it faster given everything they go through, expect for Quinn only because she's already immune.
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* Final Space poisoning seems wildly inconsistent. Quinn spent several months within the Final Space before she finally began showing severe signs of poisoning. Gary was in Final Space for only a month and his symptoms were already like Quinn's after several months of exposure. How come no one else in Team Squad shows any symptoms yet? Also, Kevin mentioned that the only way to render yourself immune to the poisoning is to inject yourself with Selenium, which is apparently the rarest substance in entire universe...which begs the question how come there are thriving colonies of various beings in Final Space, if this substance is so rare and hard to come by? As we've seen earlier in the season even the aliens aren't immune to the poisoning yet several episodes later, Tribore and Quatronostro reach a thriving marketplace and even fight armies of marauders, with implication being that these people have been stuck in Final Space for many years. In general, Final Space poisoning just comes off as a cheap and inconsistent source of drama.
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* Final Space poisoning seems wildly inconsistent. Quinn spent several months within the Final Space before she finally began showing severe signs of poisoning. Gary was in Final Space for only a month and his symptoms were already like Quinn's after several months of exposure. How come no one else in Team Squad shows any symptoms yet? Also, Kevin mentioned that the only way to render yourself immune to the poisoning is to inject yourself with Selenium, Celenium, which is apparently the rarest substance in entire universe...which begs the question how come there are thriving colonies of various beings in Final Space, if this substance is so rare and hard to come by? As we've seen earlier in the season even the aliens aren't immune to the poisoning yet several episodes later, Tribore and Quatronostro reach a thriving marketplace and even fight armies of marauders, with implication being that these people have been stuck in Final Space for many years. In general, Final Space poisoning just comes off as a cheap and inconsistent source of drama.
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** It's described like how still water is a breeding ground for diseases, but with space and time instead of germs. Just because a disease is present doesn't mean you automatically get it, there are lots of factors, and probably even more so when talking about corrupted metaphysical substances. As for the civilizations, they probably relied on Celenium at first, which might be why it's so rare now if they used it all up, until they developed resistances.
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* In "Change is Gonna Come", Quinn [[spoiler: receives the same implant as Nightfall in order to save her from dying to her Final Space poisoning, with the Team Squad noting that things have now come "full circle"... However, in Nightfall's timeline, ''Gary'' was the one who detonated the antimatter bomb, not Quinn. So, assuming that Nightfall's chip had the same purpose, why exactly did she need it in the first place ?]]
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** Maybe Final Space had spilled into the universe when Invictus broke through, which meant that Final Space poisoning would be a hazard there.
** Maybe Final Space had spilled into the universe when Invictus broke through, which meant that Final Space poisoning would be a hazard there.
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** She said she had gone back at least 100 times, but there are way more than 100 undead Garys in Final Space. Given the amount of times Gary almost died if not for luck even before the fight to close the breach, there are many ways he could die without ever reaching the point when the breach consumes Earth. It's stated that 'every timeline flows into Final Space', even the ones without Nightfall. Whether Gary died inside or outside of Final Space, Invictus would still be able to claim him when he breaches into the universe.
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** She said she had gone back at least 100 times, but there are way more than 100 undead Garys in Final Space. Given the amount of times Gary almost died if not for luck even before the fight to close the breach, there are many ways he could die without ever reaching the point when the breach consumes Earth. It's stated that 'every timeline flows into Final Space', even the ones without Nightfall. Whether Gary died inside or outside of Final Space, Invictus would still be able to claim him when he breaches into the universe.
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* What was Sheryl's plan when Gary was born? How long was she going to keep up her ruse? It's really confusing!
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*** As of now, everyone except the robots and Biskit is infected.
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** Maybe it doesn't affect humans and aliens the same way ? Maybe it can even vary between individuals of a single species ? But yeah, it's very inconsistent.
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* Final Space poisoning seems wildly inconsistent. Quinn spent several months within the Final Space before she finally began showing severe signs of poisoning. Gary was in Final Space for only a month and his symptoms were already like Quinn's after several months of exposure. How come no one else in Team Squad shows any symptoms yet? Also, Kevin mentioned that the only way to render yourself immune to the poisoning is to inject yourself with Selenium, which is apparently the rarest substance in entire universe...which begs the question how come there are thriving colonies of various beings in Final Space, if this substance is so rare and hard to come by? As we've seen earlier in the season even the aliens aren't immune to the poisoning yet several episodes later, Tribore and Quatronostro reach a thriving marketplace and even fight armies of marauders, with implication being that these people have been stuck in Final Space for many years. In general, Final Space poisoning just comes off as a cheap and inconsistent source of drama.
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** While there is no canon explanation, it's quite possible whatever species Tribore is supposed to be is somehow engineered to adapt to ''whatever'' environment they are born into. According to Tribore himself, he was born "under the three full moons during the feast of the Seven Wonders," and while this could just be [[UnreliableNarrator Tribore being Tribore,]] if this story is true, than it would explain why Quatronostro is far more badass and why Tribore was glad for him to be born where he was; Quatronostro was ''literally'' born into violence, while Tribore was born during a feast (which is probably why he's so picky and hard to please). Not to mention, for all of his ColdHam behavior, Tribore is certainly no slack when it comes to fighting himself, never seems to panic very much, and even in the depths of Final Space, he is so completely confident in him and his son's survival that they separate from the others ''willingly''. Being able to adapt to any scenario to survive may genuinely be engineered into his species in some way, including the fact that they are also apparently self-reproducing, meaning that Tribore's species doesn't even need two partners to populate.
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** In their defense, while Sheryll is not ''much'' better than Clarence, [[AtLeastIAdmitIt she never tries to convince anyone she's less terrible than she is.]] In contrast, Clarence not only does awful things, [[WantsAPrizeForBasicDecency but expects absolute devotion for doing the bare minimum, given that he made an entire holiday purely for Ash and Fox to worship him and gets mad when they compliment other people.]] Sheryll is an awful person, but she's not a ''liability'' by the end of Season Two (as far as we've seen, as that could change) and, as the first few episodes of Season Three has demonstrated, she can be plenty helpful. Clarence, by contrast, has too much of ChronicBackstabbingDisorder to be worth the effort of keeping around. Even when he worked with the Team Squad, he had a tendency to be distracted by his greed, even when it puts his own children, the rest of the team, and ''himself'' in danger, for something as petty as money or even just ''attention'', and his escapades often blow up in his face, making them pointless. Given how unreliable he is, whose to even say that he'd stick around with Sheryll if he ever got bored of her, considering he abandoned his ''children'' to be with her in the first place?
** Also, if we were to apply the same logic of whose a worse person, Sheryll is on a similar level of badness as ''Avocato,'' who worked with Lord Commander and has a DarkAndTroubledPast as well.
** In their defense, while Sheryll is not ''much'' better than Clarence, [[AtLeastIAdmitIt she never tries to convince anyone she's less terrible than she is.]] In contrast, Clarence not only does awful things, [[WantsAPrizeForBasicDecency but expects absolute devotion for doing the bare minimum, given that he made an entire holiday purely for Ash and Fox to worship him and gets mad when they compliment other people.]] Sheryll is an awful person, but she's not a ''liability'' by the end of Season Two (as far as we've seen, as that could change) and, as the first few episodes of Season Three has demonstrated, she can be plenty helpful. Clarence, by contrast, has too much of ChronicBackstabbingDisorder to be worth the effort of keeping around. Even when he worked with the Team Squad, he had a tendency to be distracted by his greed, even when it puts his own children, the rest of the team, and ''himself'' in danger, for something as petty as money or even just ''attention'', and his escapades often blow up in his face, making them pointless. Given how unreliable he is, whose to even say that he'd stick around with Sheryll if he ever got bored of her, considering he abandoned his ''children'' to be with her in the first place?
** Also, if we were to apply the same logic of whose a worse person, Sheryll is on a similar level of badness as ''Avocato,'' who worked with Lord Commander and has a DarkAndTroubledPast as well.
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** That's part of his punishment. It's cruel but not entirely inhumane. They gave him an "anti-insanity" robot and several robots to keep him at minimal company. They also gave him a super nice and cool A.I. friend named Hue.
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** That's part of his punishment.punishment: no human contact. It's cruel but not entirely inhumane. They gave him an "anti-insanity" robot and several robots to keep him at with minimal company. They also gave him a super nice and cool A.I. friend named Hue.
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** That's part of his punishment. It's cruel but not entirely inhumane. They gave him an "anti-insanity" robot and several robots to keep him at minimal company. They also gave him a super nice and cool A.I. friend named Hue.
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** Nobody likes [[{{Jerkass}} Clarence]]
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* How did Little Cato [[spoiler: survive the explosion of the royal escape pod, ''and'' the fall that followed ? Avocato finds him among the debris from the wreck and he doesn't even have a scratch, despite everyone else dying in the blast.]]
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* Tribore's son, Quatronostro. While him growing to adulthood and already being able to fight and talk seconds after hatching can be [[HandWave handwaved]] as BizarreAlienBiology, ''how the Hell does he also manage to literally'' grow ''clothes AND a pair of guns out of nowhere ??!''
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** That, and the Team Squad ''kinda'' has bigger fish to fry now that they're sealed inside [[EldritchLocation Final Space]], trapped with planet-sized hostile Titans and hunted down by [[BigBad Invictus]] and a literal army of [[[FallenHero zombie Garys]].
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** That, and the Team Squad ''kinda'' has bigger fish to fry now that they're sealed inside [[EldritchLocation Final Space]], trapped with planet-sized hostile Titans and hunted down by [[BigBad Invictus]] and a literal army of [[[FallenHero zombie Garys]].
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* Does anyone still care about Clarence? No one even bothers to forgive or even mention him since his betrayal, [[Irony despite the very person who manipulated him into turning on the team now being on Gary’s side]]. Family aside, we have yet to see any indication that Clarence is worse than Sheryl.
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