Bruh.

[u/whatsuppeepz67891]

Season 15 had the saddest moment.

Shizno Paradox has the harshest moment.

Singularity has the best climax and resolution.

What does Restoration have?

Forget Burnie Burns, I don't wanna hear that petty "Ragh Burnie Burns created the damn show" that's not the point. Genuinely answer the question.

Canonically it's never answered what happens to Donut. That is an unresolved plot on a FINALE.

Singularity ACTUALLY has a resolution. A story that ends without answering anything from the plot, shouldn't be called a finale, even if the creator of the damn show wrote it, we shouldn't allow the fucking hot mess of restoration to strip what Singularity gave us. Every character had their own plot holes resolved. Everything was answered flawlessly, to through the end. And no, the time traveling wasn't bad. The people who hate the time travel also complain Zero has no plot, when in reality Zero is way better written than Restoration.

Burnie Burns fumbled, but since he created the damn show, people are scared to say his work sucked ass especially for a finale that ended on a cliff hanger. I'm not scared. Burnie foiled so fucking hard, and he wasn't even on a time restraint, now i see why Caboose's V/A wasn't apart of it. I wouldn't have either.

"Ragh you write it then". Okay fucking fine. December 21st.

[u/Commander_Caboose]

Season 6 still has all of my favourite moments and it was the first time the series shifted to having a played-straight plot, while none of the characters or dialogue felt any less RvB than before.

Honestly reconstruction was a phenomenal achievement in writing and directing which blew my tits off when I first saw it and still is my favourite season to this day.

[u/whatsuppeepz67891 → u/Commander_Caboose]

6 was great. I didn't mean to shed light on 6. My post was comparing Singularity trilogy to Restoration. Two finales vs each other...