Not to mention that hopeful innocent tone he has when asking if they can go back together and him just accepting when Ramona tells him no.

​@@abrahammesrajecorrea2349It's like real life you know? You'll see people put on a character and become something they never even intended to be. While still having the good parts, the memories and all that.. That's why you respect people more often because there are genuinely good people that are hiding behind their conscious. We all get misguided, we all get confused and we all love.

It’s a mix. Scott is an ass yes but Ramona is also a selfish prick. They both could have prevented all of this if Ramona didn’t run away from her problems and if Scott wasn’t such a hot head and jumped to outrageous conclusions. But that’s why they are perfect for each other. They both equally suck balls.

I'm feeling out an allegory for self-harm or an extreme depiction of literal self-destruction, but I don't know how to put it eloquently. But I do enjoy how Scott is passionately fighting for control of his life, recognizing his mistakes and in turn, learning what it's like to not learn from them. There's never a better teacher than knowing how badly you can fuck yourself up.

That’s kinda the joke, right? He’s crazy strong, but his life is always a mess. His worse enemy is literally himself

Just like in the movie… not really no but like In the movie, Scott’s final boss is supposed to be the direct opposite of himself, “Nega Scott,” but rather than getting an epic fight scene, it just turns out that Nega Scott’s actually a decent guy lol

@FOREEAL Yeah, what kind off makes it confusing is nega scott was all the bad traits of scott realised in the comics. The movie shows the opposite of scott being just a really nice guy and the anime shows us what if scott was an even badder guy than he kind of already is. I still think that all of these versions work in there own way though

It’s on you if you don’t tie your 👟

It's more like future Scott completely misread the situation when Ramona said she just needed space. He mistook it as her saying she was dumping him, when he could have at least asked if that's what she meant.

​@@oldchannelforayoungstupidf2649Yeah but future Scott said they got divorced which you have to sign papers to do and no one divorces their husband when they need space.

​@oldchannelforayoungstupidf2649 both were in the wrong equally. Older Ramona didn't say when she was ready again and didn't contact him or anyone that knew him once she was ready.

Author said each adaptation is its own thing. So in the other adaptations(comics, video game, and movie) they didn't do this as they actually learned their lessons

@@TopTierHater1Old Scott clarified in that scene that they were “technically separated” They weren’t divorced, old Scott just felt like that’s what he and old Ramona were tumbling toward.

I personally like to take it as yet another sign that Scott's willing to learn from the mistakes of his future self and is like "Yeah, no. Older version of my crush has a point."

In the comics, the catharsis for Scott and Ramona comes from both of them acknowledging their issues. And that's it. So if they never learned to how to DEAL and control themselves, it would happen all over again.

​@@JaceAce22future Scott isn't the Scott from the comics same for future Romona o mally confirmed it

​​​@@jaydenlopez3636And judging by the fact that Scott instantly goes on the offensive in the Patel fight in the anime, it's not unlikely to assume that maybe this universe's Scott is (or was, before the events of the series) even more brash/impulsive.

i mean she has her fault too ... Scoot is nota mind reader , she never try to counicate either

​@@jaydenlopez3636yeah, seemingly future scott never fought Nega Scott, theres no mention of Lisa either, so probably safe to assume that its a what-if version of him where he still beat the exes but never really went through any of the deeper character defining moments that Scott Prime went through. And since Scott doesnt grow, Ramona doesnt either. Theyre the same people they were when they first met in this future. The third (maybe fourth if you count the film) set of Scott and Ramona do learn and change though, Ramona defeats the league through facing up to her own shitty behaviour and making amends with some of the exes (Lucas and Roxy mostly) and Scott can skip the nega-scott fight because he has to deal with two versions of his future self that are actually worse than Nega was.

Indeed he has

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literally what i was thinking when i first saw this show 😈

thats what i was thinking the ENTIRE TIME

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Communication is a two-way street. Ramona gives him flak about 'not even a text', but that implies she never sent him one either...

Yeah she should have called also or something. We're not divorced Oh I'm sorry, but you never tried! Calling me what am I supposed to assume you went out to get milk!

@@backgroundnpc9631 I agree, since she tends to run away from her problems but scott shouldve gotten that memo after fighting all her exes

​@mic806 true but that's giving Ramona the upper hand. It's honestly on both of them. In the 10 years she could have at least reached out once. If old Scott still reacted this way after then that's his fault. That's what younger Ramona notices. That even at an old age she still runs away from her problems. Which is why she says that she chooses herself and own up to her mistakes. Then young Scott sees how badly his obsessions will leave him so he gets some internal growth as well. So their chances of actually staying together happy increase. Both of them saw their red flags and choose to work on it

@@backgroundnpc9631 it's possible she did but maybe cus scott locked himself from the outside world for 10 years he never got it

Yes. They both fucked up. That's why both Scott and Ramona had to learn from the mistakes both future selves made.

@@BomberTM well basically 'takes off' versions of scott and ramona are different versions of the movie versions so i guess they'll have a happy ending

Such a hard line!!😮

Same, ever since I heard that little theme, I've been meaning to see if anyone has uploaded the theme. It's just mesmerizing alongside her having that full moon behind her

Thanks you

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Everyone disagreeing with me has never had a healthy break up. If they don’t want to talk, walk (away). Plain and simple.

They are both at fault

Thankfully author confirmed each adaptation is it's own universe. So only in this universe did they not learn their lesson

@bryangarcia5207 Ahh, well, that's better then. I liked aspects of this. Excusing it from other media, its good. As part lf the books or movies, not as much but still entertaining!

That's what I'm saying. It made it feel like both of them never grew or followed through on what they promised at the end of Vol 6. That falls in line of a trope most modern reworking do to franchises: character assassination. They could have used this quarrel between the 2 future selves during Scott's journey to defeat Ramonas evil exes as motivation to stay committed and prove them wrong.

Even Older Scott: If I do, you’ll end up where I ended up, ALONE! Alone in a room for 10 YEARS!

Does this means Ramona is the Justice Scott was looking for?

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Yes, I already pointed that out on this very comment section.

wait no sorry thats delusional

It's not supposed to be like any of those lol it's a alternative retelling, A what if.

​@@LeuBluethat would work if the story didn't imply the movies events took place in the future timeline

@@weafy6007 well that doesn't really mean anything.