‘Scott Pilgrim’ ending explained: Will Scott Pilgrim and Ramona Flowers end up together?

Termination explained

by Raven Bruner

Scott Pilgrim takes off It takes the beloved characters from Bryan O’Malley’s hit graphic novels and puts them on an otherworldly adventure.

The story follows Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera) as he meets the girl of his dreams, Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and tries to woo her. He soon discovers that he must fight her seven evil friends in order to continue pursuing her.

The original novels and the 2010 film adaptation followed Scott closely on this journey, but the new anime has thrown him into the background and is more concerned with Ramona.

The action-comedy series premiered on November 17, 2023 on Netflix, with the entire cast of the previous film reprising their roles.

In the first episode of the series, Scott loses a battle against his first ex-lover who challenges him, Matthew Patel, voiced by Satya Bhabha. After defeating Scott, he fades away and leaves some coins in his place. In the next episode, Ramona dreams of Scott calling her and announces “He’s alive!”

Ramona embarks on a journey to confront every member of the League of Evil Exes to try and locate Scott. Have you ever found Ramona Scott? After that long battle, does she still have romantic feelings for him? What happens to all the exes? Read on to find out everything you need to know about the finale Scott Pilgrim takes off.

Scott Pilgrim takes off Explanation of the ending:

Scott Pilgrim takes off It goes in a million different — but delightful — directions over the course of its eight 30-minute episodes. As the series continues, Scott is transported to the future where he meets an older version of himself (voiced by Will Forte) who seeks revenge on Ramona for abandoning him. This version of Scott is 37 years old and hasn’t changed much. Still immature and naive, he still lives with Wallace Wells (Kieran Culkin). The younger Scott is dismayed by his failed marriage to Ramona, but wants to return to the present and right his wrongs.

On the other hand, the former League of Evil formed new friendships with each other, and with those in Scott and Ramona’s lives. After Ramona confronts them, they abandon their plot to sabotage her romantic life and instead set out to find joy in their own lives. Lucas Lee (Chris Evans) now sets his sights on a career outside the public eye, and Matthew is the lead in Knives Chau (Ellen Wong) and Stephen Stiles (Mark Webber), a musical based on the life of Scott and Gideon Graves (Jason Schwartzman). ) has a romantic relationship with Julie Powers (Aubrey Plaza).

In the future, the older Scott reveals that he built a time machine and took the present Scott away from Ramona on purpose to prevent them from ever meeting. With Wallace’s help, the younger version of Scott meets the older Ramona, who helps him return to the present. Scott meets with Ramona and explains what happened. During this scene, he also apologizes to Knives for cheating on her and admits, “Maybe I wasn’t supposed to date you in the first place… A 23-year-old dating a high school student seems frowned upon by society.”

But that’s not the end of Scott and Ramona’s romantic challenges. The two realize that “unfinished business” has caused the force field to appear whenever they try to kiss. Knives suggests that they confront the exes during the premiere of her new musical to find out which one is causing the problem.

After talking to the former lovers, Scott and Ramona discover that they are not causing the force field.

During the musical, Scott, Ramona, the Exodus Villains, and the rest of the gang are transported to the cosmic highway that Scott and Ramona have seen repeatedly in their dreams. There, they meet an older version of Scott, who warns present-day Scott, “I told you to stay away from Ramona.” He admits to using “AK Field” on them, which stands for “Anti-Kiss Field” to separate them from each other. Older Scott reveals that his plan still hasn’t dissuaded the two from dating, saying that the current versions of Scott and Ramona eventually find a way to break the sphere and end up getting married.

The group tries to remove the older version of Scott, but is unable. Afterwards, an older version of Ramona appears and berates Scott for fighting the group from the present day. Present-day Ramona seeks advice from her older self, and ultimately “chooses herself” over Scott. She embraces the old version of herself and becomes “Super Ramona,” as the younger Scott declares.

Super Ramona sends the older Scott home, and she offers Scott kisses. She told him: “I love you, Scott, and I’m running away from the thing I love.” The whole group returns to the musical and everything returns to normal. The current version of Scott and Ramona’s kiss.

The epilogue reveals that Knives and Stephen are still a music industry duo, Ramona is working on film sets as a stunt double, Lucas Lee works as a waiter, and Wallace lives in Paris, where he eventually meets his “sugar daddy.” Then, a twisty mid-credits scene reveals Julia and Gideon looking at several screens showing Scott’s life. Gideon says, “It’s time for the real game to start!”

Will Scott and Ramona end up together? Well, in the final present scene, we can confidently say “Yes!” However, we do not know for how long…

Scott Pilgrim takes off It is currently streaming on Netflix.