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Line 673: * Hence the Sovereign's declaration: "We have no beginning. We have no end." At the end of Mass Effect 3 Shepard closes the time loop, throwing the Reapers to the beginning of time, starting the cycle anew. Shepard has two choices, to send the Reapers back or to destroy them. The first one [[Bittersweet Ending\|makes everyone hate you and you become public enemy #1]]. The second option [[Downer Ending\|ends the universe]]. Have fun with that! The [[Final Boss]] will be a Reaper [[Stalker with a Crush]] [[~~:Category:Yandere\|~~Yandere]] [[BlazBlue\|who will merge with Shepard to create a super-monster]] that causes the loop. The only way to beat it properly and get the so-called "actual" ending will be to complete [[Guide Dang It]] quests to get the [[Eleventh-Hour Superpower]]: "Restriction 666 released... Dimensional interruption imaginary number formed... <s>Azure</s>[[Writing Around Trademarks\|Sapphire]] Grimoire... Activated!" This could just be rhetoric induced by an arrogant god complex. Remember, this is the same being that thought itself so high above these puny organics but got soundly defeated by them. * Seems to have been rhetoric. There are certainly no time loops going on.