The first thing we see of the new timeline is Allison arriving at her old house to look for Claire. The timeline resets, and Hargreeves rules the world. Viktor starts to stop her, but instead decides to trust her, and she resets the world. The seven are released, but the machine is ready to go, with just a red button separating Allison from the universe she wants. Allison refuses to let him sacrifice her family, so she kills him instead, with a sickle to the head revealing his alien organs and green blood. The Oblivion is a machine powered by the same particles that gave the Sparbrellows their powers, and Hargreeves doesn't care that the members will die so he can reset the universe. The hotel's edifice melts away to gold, futuristic panels as rays of light begin sucking out the life force of everyone standing on the stars. When Five makes it to the last star, electricity shoots between the seven and the guardian, finally killing it. Six out of seven step on the stars, with Hargreeves holding Allison back. As it wakes up, Five yells that he's found the sigil in the lobby floor. The newlyweds are able to have a sweet goodbye before Klaus loses Luther, with him telling her, "I will love you forever." The remaining heroes are the seven keys.īecause nothing can be easy in this show, the Boss Guardian is only knocked out long enough for Luther's emotional goodbye. This vision of Luther is corporeal, and is able to embrace Sloane and tell off his father (could off punched him as well, but he focuses on Sloane). It looks like they're going to lose, with everyone getting beat up and Five even losing an arm, before a familiar face comes to the rescue.Īs the guardian gets his hands on Sloane, Luther appears, having been conjured by Klaus. They converge in the center of the hotel and find Klaus, before the Boss Guardian gets the drop on them. Klaus does figure out how to get to the Oblivion lobby and confront Hargreeves, but the tycoon just knocks him out after admitting to killing Luther.ĭespite their bickering and personal dramas (including Five mistrusting Allison, Diego and Lilia's baby drama, and Sparrow Ben being an overall jerk), the two families are still more powerful working together, and they defeat all the guardians. He fights Klaus throughout several versions of heaving, convincing him to figure out how to get back to the land of the living and save the family (mostly Sloane, but still). Klaus has accepted his fate, but Luther's pissed at Hargreeves and still reeling that his dad's been an alien this whole time. (The scientist on TV does a little foreshadowing speech about the universe riding on "the horns of a white buffalo.") While the Sparbrellows have been dealing with the hotel guardian, Klaus and Luther have been chilling in the desert afterlife, watching television and eating Hawaiian pizza as the familiar girl on a bike rides by. Klaus and Luther return from the dead (sort of).
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