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#NO UMBRELLAS ALLOWED ENDING SERIES#

Plus, with the Sparrows added to this season, there are even more characters to keep tabs on, so it’s understandable that you might want some clarity on how everything ends.

With so many twists this season, particularly revolving time travel, there can be a lot of different threads to keep track of regarding the show’s many plots. Spoilers ahead for The Umbrella Academy season 3 Namely, Reginald Hargreeves was so disappointed by the Hargreeves when he ran into them in the past, that he adopted a totally different crop of super-powered children born on October 1, 1989, hence, the Sparrows. After averting the apocalypse for the second time, the Hargreeves discover that the world they knew has been dramatically altered.

#NO UMBRELLAS ALLOWED ENDING SERIES#

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