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The four dimensions will be destroyed, with the new dimension having too much content burned up to resemble anything like the Original Dimension. All counterparts are killed off, but neither Ray nor Zarc survive after the smoke clears. All there is left for Reiji to do is [[KickTheSonOfABitch execute Leo]], then let Reira out of their hideaway to try building a new life. If Urobuchi is in charge with handling ''ARC-V'''s story, then this might be the most likely case. Or...

[[WMG: Reiji will gain godlike power from surviving the end of the universe, and appear in the next series as an AntiVillain, with [[TheBrute Gongzenka]], [[TheDarkChick Sawotari, Sora]], [[TheDragon Shun, and Jack]] as his minions.]]

And aside from Yuya's SuperpoweredEvilSide, its inhabitants might be the UltimateEvil of the ''ARC-V'' universe.

[[WMG:Zarc, the "Devil Duelist", will be the UltimateEvil and FinalBoss of ''ARC-V'']]

[[spoiler:However, it will be destroyed during either the first or second duel it's used in, going to the Extra Deck. Due to the nature of the dimensions, legally placing a Ritual Monster in the Extra Deck will ''create'' a Ritual Dimension.]]

* Then, Yuya will beat Yuri with an Odd-Eyes/Clear Wing hybrid before absorbing him, resulting with the resurrection of [[spoiler:[[OmnicidalManiac Zarc]]]] (the fused form of the Dragon Boys) and the Arc Area Project is finally starting to set into motion.

*** Confirmed, albeit the end result is different - [[spoiler: Yugo loses to Yuri, and then Yuri loses to Yuya]].

* Unfortunately jossed - while the odds of them using an actual gun were pretty slim given that this is a kid's show, [[spoiler: Yuri never gets carded]].

* However the chances for this to happen are only 50/50, [[spoiler: since Yuri was absorbed by Yuya, and Zarc's back now]].

Because the ending doesn't feel very satisfactory [[spoiler:with all the Yu boys and the Bracelet girls still fused together and Reira still a baby.?]]
** Or the story will continue on with Vrains and the involvement of Link monsters

Doesn't it seems that human antagonists are always living pawns of the True villains of the series, one way of another, and the Professor is no exception, especially if you look at that device on his head. My guess is that while discovering the way to other worlds, the Professor encountered the True BiggerBad and was forced to aid with the Arc Area Project.

Because the ending doesn't feel very satisfactory [[spoiler:with all the Yu boys and the Bracelet girls still fused together and Reira still a baby. Also what exactly did happened to Ray in the end?]]

Because the ending doesn't feel very satisfactory [[spoiler:with all the Yu boys and the Bracelet girls still fused together and Reira still a baby. Also what exactly did happened to Ray in the end?]]

Because the ending doesn't feel very satisfactory [[spoiler:with all the Yu boys and the Bracelet girls still fused together and Reira still a baby.]]

Because the ending doesn't feel very satisfactory with all the Yu boys and the Bracelet girls still fused together and Reira still a baby.

In Anime/YuGiOhGX, Judai, after being freed from the influence of the Supreme King, obtained an upgrade for Neos that was a fusion between it and Johan's Rainbow Dragon. Similarly, Yuya was freed from the influence of Zarc who, in his monster form, was known as the Supreme King Dragon Zarc. Plus rainbows are known for having multiple colors, so it wouldn't look too out of place as a name for the evolution of Odd-Eyes Pendulum Dragon. And in the first opening, Odd-Eyes could be seen running atop of a rainbow, so it could be a nice callback to that.

Obviously not every character (even if they have the majority of the cast make brief cameos, odds are we won't see Yugi or Atem), but it would be odd if they didn't at least have someone like Seto Kaiba or Joey Wheeler show up. While it's unlikely that they'd show up for the final battle (since so far, all of the participants in the battle against Zarc appeared before), it wouldn't be out of the question to have them show up. Plus, it would be a nice callback to the finale of GX, where Atem appeared. Plus, it would be the ultimate way to get fans of the original series who stopped watching after that series ended to watch this one.

[[WMG: The Monster that destroys Zarc will be a Ritual Monster.]]
Given the lack of a Ritual Dimension, it would be fitting if Zarc was destroyed by a Ritual Monster for several reasons.
* Let's look at the [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Fridge/YuGiOhArcV Fridge Brilliance section]] at an entry near the end that talks about how each of the Dragon Boys have a power that allows for creating a single person. Yuto has Xyz Overlaying, which allows for multiple beings to be as one person, Yugo has Synchronization which allows them all to get in tune with one another, and Yuri has Fusion, which makes them all come together to be one being. Yuya is the main deck filled with possibilites. The only summoning type not represented is Rituals, which in effect takes other monsters (with levels) and tributes them to become a whole new monster different from the others. This could mean that the Dragon Boys could survive, if in a completely different form or to fuel someone else to take their place.
* Now let's look at [[http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Supreme_King_Dragon_Zarc Supreme Dragon King Zarc's Pendulum effect]]. It cuts out Fusion, Xyz and Synchro Monsters effects, which cuts out on alot of the Extra deck. However, this effect doesn't harm Ritual Monsters, who can NoSell this.
* The finale of the Anime could become one into the Original Dimension, which if the various animes took place in the same one, would be something entirely different (but still similar) to the other dimensions in storylines, which is somewhat like how Ritual Summoning is carried out.

[[WMG: Alternatively, Zarc will be defeated by a Pendulum Monster]]
Just like Ritual monsters, Pendulum monsters are unaffected by Zarc's own pendulum effect. Plus, them going back to the Extra Deck when destroyed is also somewhat of a counter to Zarc's first effect. Finally, Pendulum Summoning is the mechanic that is tied to the series, so it'd make sense for a Pendulum Monster to deal the final blow to Zarc.
* Looking unlikely, since Zarc has a Supreme King Servant Dragon version of Odd-Eyes, which slightly acts as a NoSell towards Pendulum Monsters.

[[WMG: Actually, Zarc will be defeated by a Ritual Pendulum Monster]]
As noted in both of the above [=WMGs=], Zarc's own effect doesn't effect Pendulum or Ritual Monsters. We haven't seen any debut in the show, but there has to be at least one out there...since both Ritual and Pendulum monsters start out in the main deck - and both Ritual AND Pendulum monsters require other monsters. It could be Yuya somehow being freed from Zarc, who realizes that he's never used a Ritual Monster before, and decides something along the lines of "Well, I've got nothing to lose if I fail, so why not try right now?", and summons Odd Eyes Gravity Dragon, who in the anime, would be a Ritual Pendulum Monster[[note]]Supreme King Dragon Zarc is only a Fusion Pendulum Monster in real life, whereas it's anime counterpart is a Fusion, Synchro, XYZ, and Pendulum monster, and it's not uncommon for anime versions of existing cards to be somewhat different from their real life counterpart, so [[RuleOfCool why not make OEGD a Ritual Pendulum Monster in the anime]]?[[/note]], and it's effect would be instead of just returning spell and trap cards to Zarc's hand, it would return ALL cards to Zarc's hand, and it's pendulum effect would prevent Zarc from summoning it (SKDZ) again; this could also tie into the above WMG about creating a Ritual Pendulum Monster - Zarc will activate some card that will destroy OEGD after his monster is destroyed, sending it to the extra deck...creating the Ritual Dimension, thus resulting in a 5th dimension.

[[WMG: Supreme King Dragon Z-Arc will have a final form]]
As a CallBack to the [[Manga/YuGiOh original manga]], Z-Arc's final form will be called "Great Evil God Dragon Z-Arc Necrophades", just like how Zorc Necrophades was to Zorc.

As noted in both of the above [=WMGs=], Zarc's own effect doesn't effect Pendulum or Ritual Monsters. We haven't seen any debut in the show, but there has to be at least one out there...since both Ritual and Pendulum monsters start out in the main deck - and both Ritual AND Pendulum monsters require other monsters. It could either be Yuya somehow being freed from Zarc, who realizes that he's never used a Ritual Monster before, and decides something along the lines of "Well, I've got nothing to lose if I fail, so why not try right now?", and summons Odd Eyes Gravity Dragon, who in the anime, would be a Ritual Pendulum Monster[[note]]Supreme King Dragon Zarc is only a Fusion Pendulum Monster in real life, whereas it's anime counterpart is a Fusion, Synchro, XYZ, and Pendulum monster, so [[RuleOfCool why not make OEGD a Ritual Pendulum Monster in the anime]]?[[/note]], and it's effect would be instead of just returning spell and trap cards to Zarc's hand, it would return ALL cards to Zarc's hand, and it's pendulum effect would prevent Zarc from summoning it again; this could also tie into the above WMG about creating a Ritual Pendulum Monster - Zarc will activate some card that will destroy OEGD after his monster is destroyed, sending it to the extra deck...creating the Ritual Dimension, thus resulting in a 5th dimension.

Since GX, the main characters' ace monsters have their own ultimate forms at the end of their respective series. In this case, "Odd-Eyes Ultimate Dragon" is the GoodCounterpart of Supreme King Dragon Z-Arc as well as a ShoutOut to [[Manga/YuGiOh Kaiba's Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]].

* Jossed - [[spoiler: while this might have happened if Yuri had survived past their duel, Yuri was absorbed by Yuya, and Zarc's back now]].

As a CallBack to the [[Manga/YuGiOh original manga]], Z-Arc's final forms will be called "Great Evil God Dragon Z-Arc Necrophades", just like how Zorc Necrophades was to Zorc.

Since GX, the main characters' ace monsters have their own ultimate forms at the end of their respective series. In this case, "Odd-Eyes Ultimate Dragon" is the GoodCounterpart of Supreme King Dragon Z-Arc as well as a ShoutOut to Kaiba's [[Manga/YuGiOh Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]].

As a CallBack to the [[Manga/YuGiOh original manga]], Z-Arc's final form will be called "Great Evil God Dragon Z-Arc Necrophades", just like how Zorc Necrophades was to Zorc.

Just like Ritual monsters, Pendulum monsters are unaffected by Zarc's own pendulum effect. Plus, them going back to the Extra Deck when destroyed is also somewhat of a counter to Zarc's first effect. Finally, Pendulum Summoning is the mechanic that is tied to the series, so it'd make sense for a Pendulum Monster to deal the final blow to Zarc.

* The finale of the Anime could become one into the Original Dimension, which if the various animes took place in the same one, would be something entirely different (but still similar) to the other dimensions in storylines, which is somewhat like how Ritual Summoning is carried out.

She's somehow tied to it and ended up in at as Zarc appeared in full

Of the four, Serena was the one with the personal understanding of Leo Akaba's evil. While Ruri watched Academia ravage her world, she didn't see much of [[OrcusOnHisthrone Leo's role]] in it, so Ray might have been able to [[AMillionIsAStatistic ignore it]]. Serena spent years in his vicinity, watching and being affected by his manipulations. When Serena was finally added to the mixture (however it works), Ray's desperately single-minded goal of defeating Zarc was shattered by the years that Leo had spent as an amoral bastard who had ruined all of her original plans. What this understanding did to her is as yet unclear.

Since Yuri is a BloodKnight who wants nothing more than beating up and carding everyone (including his boss), he feels that he has finally met his match in the form of Yuya.

The dimension is finally saved with Yuzu and other bracelet girls' life in the process. Yuya will cry his heart out, tears flowing from his eyes as he desperately calls her name out. Someone will eventually say "He needs time to cry" or directly tells him when he can't convince himself to smile "It's okay, no need to force yourself to smile. When you feel you can't hold your sadness, you can cry until you feel better." or something along the way.

[[WMG: The show in the end will have [[AnAesop lesson]] about expressing an individual's feelings and emotions (in all forms).]]