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WARNING! SPOILERS TO GRAVITY RUSH 1-2! Well, since there are not so many fan theories about how Kat could return from the void, I will make one myself. I am writing this solely for the purpose of having fun and not trying to guess the original intention of the author, that could be in hypothetical Gravity Rush 3 (although, who knows). And maybe it will motivate others to come up with their theories. So: In the free DLC about Raven, it turns out that Raven is a foundling. And we never knew where she came from. So - what if Raven comes from the world where Kat got after saving the world from a black hole? Since I consider this another backlog for a triquel on a par with the escaped Kai. And this home world of Raven is a world with its own World Pillar, which, unlike the world we are used to with Heksville and Jirga-Para-Llao, was completely absorbed by a black hole. This world had its own Gravity Shifters, but they didn't have as much power as Kat and Raven, and they fell in battle. Perhaps, together with the Creators of this world, but the local Engineer (Bit's counterpart) survived. As well as 30-40 percent of the civilian population from the analogues of Heksville and Eto. Since, unlike the world of Kat, analogue It came to the aid of analogue it, and both peoples unsuccessfully tried to stop the hole. And after the local World Pillar was completely consumed, the black hole either self-destructed or moved to Kat's world. By combining joint efforts, technologies and resources, people have created a new city. A very high tech, futuristic, beautiful and equal flying city. Over time, when the population grew and grew, new similar cities were created. Which were ruled by a large senate, in the service of which was a local Engineer. But, not everything was so great. Since the World Pillar and Eto's counterpart were destroyed, natural resources were depleted every year due to population growth. Some cities even went to war against others for resources, while others left on their own in an attempt to recreate the original conditions. The engineer offered the local chancellor the only way out - to find a way to get into a parallel universe, and capture it in order to get its bottomless resources. But in order to do this, you need to get the necessary components to move through the multiverse. And only the Gravity Shifter can do this, who has more strength than all the fallen Shifters combined. Which, however, was not. But, one day, a person with a similar power was born, and this is Raven. And the chancellor wanted to make a cold-blooded super-soldier out of this child in order to get all the necessary components to move around the universes, and capture the nearest of them - Heksville. But, her parents, with the help of the last Creator, were able to save her from such a fate by escaping to Hexville and giving her to Zaza's parents (and they themselves died). From which the Chancellor and the evil Engineer were left in a big and long bummer. Until Kat defeated the Destructive Force in her world and got stuck in the void. The Engineer decided to take advantage of this situation, since Kat is very strong, and took her out of the void into his world in order to use her for his own purposes. In place of that insane chancellor came his daughter, quite young, kind and naive. Who welcomes Kat with open arms, since she was able to defeat the black hole, and really wants to help her return home. And I even have vision for Episode 0 for GR3: The game starts like this - company logos are shown, and then Kat appears, who still hold Dusty, and has been falling in the void for about 10 days. The wounds and injuries received in the last battle have not healed, and the suit is damaged. And hunger and thirst for water exacerbated this situation. In a dream, she mentally says goodbye to life, because her goal has been achieved. In the middle of this fall, the opening credits roll. We hear Kat's voice briefly retelling the previous games. She calls herself a girl who falls to death from the very day she wanted to save a world doomed to death. For this desire, she was sentenced to death. But, she was given a power that delayed her death, helped protect this doomed world and even find a real home for herself here, which was not her homeland. But, she remembered her original desire, used her power, and gave her life so that her home and everyone she loves there had a bright future. And now, when she fulfilled her wish, she, falling endlessly in the void, wants only one thing - to die, so as not to miss home. But then, a white flash catches her, which tells her that her time has not yet come. This is done by an Engineer from another universe. In this flash, her wounds are healed, and her costume is repaired and turns white. Kat disappears in this flash of light and enters another world. She falls into the sea, and then some kind of aircraft flies towards her. Some people in high-tech armor take her on board, find out that she is still in a coma, and return to the base with her. This ends the credits, and show the title of the game. GRAVITY RUSH 3 Next is a flash of light. Kat wakes up in a hospital bed. She finds herself dressed in a very open patient outfit (another fan service outfit), with a bunch of IVs all over her body, and locked in a room. There is no one next to her, not even Dusty. She calls her cat, but she is not there. She pulls out all the IVs and falls off the bed with a fall. Because she's still exhausted. She struggles to her feet, breathing heavily, and trying to stay on her feet. With difficulty taking steps, she goes to the door and calls Dusty to her again. This is how we remember how to move the character. And then, a man in white clothes enters the room, who tries to convince her to return to the bed, but she refuses. Then he tries to force her to do it by force, but she knocks him out in response. After that, she leaves the room, and begins to wander around the strange room in search of Dusty. She unsuccessfully tries to get through to Dusty, and with difficulty fights off and runs from the guards. She ends up outside the local hospital after jumping off a high floor, with a bunch of guards ready to take her down. But, they are stopped and condemned by the young lady-chancellor, who with open arms meets Kat, who has defeated the Destructive Force. She briefly shows Kat her futuristic city, and takes her to a luxurious apartments. Where Kat is already waiting for a lively and healthy Dusty, which sincerely pleases her. Kat is very grateful for her saving. After that, the chancellor leaves Kat so that she can fully rest in these apartments. Where there is her white suit cleaned, and a very tasty lunch. :) You can start the first episode/tutorial in this apartments. This kindness is used by the Engineer to bring the plan to life. During the first act (which can last 8-10 chapters) Kat and the chancellor become more and more nice friends, Kat collects the necessary components, and at the end gets new abilities. Among which is the one that helps to return home. In the second act, Kat and Raven search for the escaped Kai, who could be freed by the Engineer to help him open the gate between the worlds from his side. And at the end of the act, in order to get even stronger into the trust of Kat and her world, he helps to catch Kai. In the midst of this act, Kat is also able to use her new abilities to help Raven visit her homeworld. And in the final third act, the Engineer reveals his true face, and together with the army of his world begins to conquering the Kat's world. Which neither Kat nor her new friend the chancellor (who could have been locked up and we should have been released) didn't expect. Realizing that she was used, Kat is very angry with herself for not dying in time in the void, and devalued her feat. She almost gave up, but her friends motivated her to continue the fight with their support. The Engineer could be the final boss that Kat, Raven, the Chancellor, and maybe even Kai fought against. Naturally, with a victory. And, most likely, thanks to self-sacrifice. This time, from Syd. Who gives his life, this time for good, to help Kat correct her own mistake. But, he dies happy, because he did what he wanted - helped Kat, and gave her the right to a happy and free life. And in a touching farewell, he asks her to live happily ever after with everyone. In the last scene, after saving the world, Kat thanks Syd with a smile and tears of happiness as she looks up at the sun. And , after all of this - epilogue in GR2 style. With flash forward for 5-10 years. We are shown how Kat, who, after the final battle in the triquel, finally gave the full right to live a measured and free life, enjoys this very life. They show characters that have also changed during this time (and, perhaps, Aujean, thanks to alcohol, died of a heart attack). And this epilogue ends with Kat coming to visit her friends, Newt and Echo, and their daughter, Alua. Who lovingly calls her "Aunt Kat" and who has a birthday. On this occasion, Alua asks her to tell her favorite fairy tale, about a girl who fell from the sky and changed the world. Kat reluctantly agrees, and begins to tell that tale. And we are shown the beginning of the GR1, flashbacks to the very first mission, and - the end. In final credits we see the moments from all three games. The perfect way to wrap up the story. After the epilogue, we go back in time immediately after defeating the final boss, and the aftermath of the final can be seen in the game world. Well, what do you think about this? Personally, I think that the theme of life and death will be in place for the finale of the story. Well, what kind of story do you personally see in the triquel? How do you like my version? Would you like to add to it? Or even, what would you correct here? Feel free to write.

Good day, everyone. As you may know, the "Pocket Monsters (Pokémon): Aim To Be A Pokemon Master" mini-series kicks off in a week, which will end not only the current "Pokémon Journeys" Saga, but also the story of Ash Ketchum (Satoshi) and Pikachu. It is a pity, however, that this mini-series will end this story on a not ideal Saga. Especially in terms of tone. I myself got tired of repeating this endlessly (mostly on Twitter), but still - Ash's story should have ended on season 19, "Pokémon XYZ". Growing up with the audience in tone, plot and protagonist. Ash has reached the peak of coolness and adulthood. Epic and large-scale battles and events. Beautiful love line. The perfect combination of thrill, joy, romance and fear. The perfect time to end a long story. And that's it! The End! It was beautiful to go into the sunset with a calm soul! But reality wanted it to be so. On an imperfect saga. But, I'm a fanfictioner, and therefore I have the power to make an ending that Ash Ketchum