The ending of this arc is great

[zamasu121]

The ending of this arc is great. You know why? Because the villain actually won this time. I was getting tired of the happy ending nonsense, so this ending is really refreshing.

[fadeddreams5]

How did he win? He was obliterated and his universe was erased. He lost in the worst way imaginable.

His goal was never to vaporize the universe; he loved his world, but hated the humans that inhabited it because of the destruction they caused. Guess what? He was right. Everything he feared came true: a human led to the destruction of his universe. In the end, Zamasu was in fact the good guy in this picture, and he failed to protect what he loved by an idiot human.

[Cetra]

How did he win? He was obliterated and his universe was erased. He lost in the worst way imaginable.

His goal was never to vaporize the universe; he loved his world, but hated the humans that inhabited it because of the destruction they caused. Guess what? He was right. Everything he feared came true: a human led to the destruction of his universe. In the end, Zamasu was in fact the good guy in this picture, and he failed to protect what he loved by an idiot human.

He was so powerful in the end and unstoppable that no one except the #1 could do anything. Seems like a win in some other context.

[Lord Beerus]

Zamasu ultimately succeeded in killing every mortal in Future Trunks' world, apart from Future Trunk and Mai, but still died. He won but... he didn't really win... but kinda still won.

[Doctor.]

How did he win? He was obliterated and his universe was erased. He lost in the worst way imaginable.

His goal was never to vaporize the universe; he loved his world, but hated the humans that inhabited it because of the destruction they caused. Guess what? He was right. Everything he feared came true: a human led to the destruction of his universe. In the end, Zamasu was in fact the good guy in this picture, and he failed to protect what he loved by an idiot human.

I think that's the point. Zamasu won because they had no other choice but to literally cheat to win against him and he also won ideologically.

[Shinomori]

He technically won for a while, in an even better way than he thought he could. He literally became the universe! Yet in the end, Zeno showed him where he could go. As for the ending, I didn't like how everyone was killed. However, destroying Trunks' timeline, the same one that keeps falling into despair where he has to come back to the present for help, was probably the most fitting ending that could have happened. I actually give Super credit for thinking of that.

[fadeddreams5]

How did he win? He was obliterated and his universe was erased. He lost in the worst way imaginable.

His goal was never to vaporize the universe; he loved his world, but hated the humans that inhabited it because of the destruction they caused. Guess what? He was right. Everything he feared came true: a human led to the destruction of his universe. In the end, Zamasu was in fact the good guy in this picture, and he failed to protect what he loved by an idiot human.

I think that's the point. Zamasu won because they had no other choice but to literally cheat to win against him and he also won ideologically.

But that's not a victory. He lost everything. EVERYTHING. His body, his soul, and his universe. Everything he obtained and fought for...gone. He wasn't THAT one-dimensional, where all he desired was the death of mortals. He wanted this for a reason. Otherwise, he would have just used the Super Dragon Balls to erase the universe.

[Doctor.]

How did he win? He was obliterated and his universe was erased. He lost in the worst way imaginable.

His goal was never to vaporize the universe; he loved his world, but hated the humans that inhabited it because of the destruction they caused. Guess what? He was right. Everything he feared came true: a human led to the destruction of his universe. In the end, Zamasu was in fact the good guy in this picture, and he failed to protect what he loved by an idiot human.

I think that's the point. Zamasu won because they had no other choice but to literally cheat to win against him and he also won ideologically.

But that's not a victory. He lost everything. EVERYTHING. His body, his soul, and his universe. Everything he obtained and fought for...gone. He wasn't THAT one-dimensional, where all he desired was the death of mortals. He wanted this for a reason. Otherwise, he would have just used the Super Dragon Balls to erase the universe.

He won metaphorically, obviously nobody's saying that he LITERALLY won.

[precita]

I don't get it, are some of you bothered you didn't get a generic happy ending where everyone is OK in the end? Its different than anything we had before.

[Faisal Shourov]

How did he win? He was obliterated and his universe was erased. He lost in the worst way imaginable.

His goal was never to vaporize the universe; he loved his world, but hated the humans that inhabited it because of the destruction they caused. Guess what? He was right. Everything he feared came true: a human led to the destruction of his universe. In the end, Zamasu was in fact the good guy in this picture, and he failed to protect what he loved by an idiot human.

When God has to intervene to stop you, you have won. Future Trunks now has to live in a different timeline

[Shinomori]

you know why? because the villain actually won this time. i was getting tired of those happy ending nonsense, so this ending is really refreshing.

Though technically, Frieza won as well. They just cheated with Whis' time technique, much like they cheated with Zeno. I can understand Beerus' comment to Goku in saying they need to stop relying on gods so much.

[Boo Machine]

The ending still has me in giggles. I'm so used to Dragonball wrapping everything up in a nice bow by the end of a saga, and was waiting for that to happen again, only for them to just nuke everything and everybody in the future timeline and Trunks and mai being forced to live in a non destroyed similar timeline. I.was. not. prepared.

Harsh browns bro. Very Harsh. But I love it a little more now that I think about it.

[fadeddreams5]

I don't get it, are some of you bothered you didn't get a generic happy ending where everyone is OK in the end? Its different than anything we had before.

Just because I don't like this ending (at all, btw) doesn't mean I desired a generic happy ending . I wanted a good ending (happy, sad, or bittersweet) that tied up all loose ends and left me satisfied. This was not it.

[Faisal Shourov]

you know why? because the villain actually won this time. i was getting tired of those happy ending nonsense, so this ending is really refreshing.

Though technically, Frieza won as well. They just cheated with Whis' time technique, much like they cheated with Zeno. I can understand Beerus' comment to Goku in saying they need to stop relying on gods so much.

Well Frieza did win, if it was not for Whis all Z warriors would be dead. But unlike Frieza's arc Zamasu was much more successful, now Trunks can't ever go back to his home timeline and has to live with another Future Trunks

[SaiyanZ]

Face-Sky Zamasu is too bullshit for me to call the ending good

[Sonicjamareiz]

The ending reminded me of the ugly barnacle story.

[Cipher]

The ending of this arc is great because it's weird and bittersweet and those are places Dragon Ball rarely goes. But nothing felt out of place.

So, so on board with how this ended. Did not see it coming at all.

[zamasu121]

The ending of this arc is great because it's weird and bittersweet and those are places Dragon Ball rarely goes. But nothing felt out of place.

So, so on board with how this ended. Did not see it coming at all.

exactly. i don't know why people want those cliche happy endings. this arc actually had consequences and the ending has emotional weight to it.

[Faisal Shourov]

The ending of this arc is great because it's weird and bittersweet and those are places Dragon Ball rarely goes. But nothing felt out of place.

So, so on board with how this ended. Did not see it coming at all.

This is probably one of the rarest arc where there was consequence. As it turned out, Dragon Balls can't fix Trunks world so all the kids that died are gone for good. This is one of the most significant arc in Dragon Ball in terms of actual casualty

[IntoTheFire]

So, Future Trunk's timeline is gone for good? Did I get that right? Trunks and Mai just went to a similar timeline a little before everything was destroyed? I was confused when Whis mentioned he can take them into the past of their timeline.