@zhloof2: She is my daughter! #cyberpunkedgerunners #cyberpunk2077

Pull :

Eugene Krabs and weak Kingsley parallel. they love their daughters despite not being by blood

jcp3nwy_ :

Maine stopped running because he lost all hope to continue after losing dorio while king kept running to protect his only reason of living and in the end he got to love his greatest loves daughter to honor her

AraraRain :

LETS LIVE!

8 :

Their contrast were my favorite thing about this season and it isn’t close

Arnaldo✝️ :

I fr can't get off my mind the theory that the series will have 3 seasons separeted into the 3 start options of the game street kid, desert(forgot the real name) and corp. at first I thought it didn't make sense, but with such amount of parallels between season 1 and 2 it makes such sense in it. so probably in 2 or some years we'll see a corpo David and the main party again

ladiesman217 :

not his biological daughter but still fought and protected her as his own

LENGTHIER LARRY🇨🇦 :

Season 1 is a blaze of glory and season 2 is a quite life

Razor☆ :

a warm hug after the gut punch

wedbuyy5 :

reapers finally calling my name

Zuya :

just put maine clip out of nowhere... i-i can't dude

noobular :

bro just ruined my night 😔

Nawaf :

A🤍 :

His story is really sad

reyy :

Is so peak man I'm glad that he didn't die but D

Shamal :

My two goats ❤️‍🩹🥹

Abd Hazhar :

🥲❤

alex_g_is_peak :

Holyxiaomi :

M :

Nobody :

ɈĐ :

Minh Quân :

maine and king is the opposite of the same coin

gbvie_🐶 :

season 1 was when the wild fire happened. season 2 was life making a comeback

💀 A patchwork poet :

King reached the finish, in spite of everything he thought made him strong being lost. A wonderful reflection of our choices we make under duress compared to the first season.

One in a krillion :

The ending is so poetic to me him getting stuck under the rubble forcing to leave his old king jacket behind to run towards Talia he was so determined to save her he became WEAK in order to do being physically vulnerable and leaving his old identity behind or at least what he had left of it