The Umbrella Academy he loves what he leaves us on cliffhangers, isn’t it? The first season left us with our jaws open, seeing the six (seven if you include ghostly Ben) Hargreeves brothers vanish in a glow of white light as the Number Five used their powers to save his family from the Vania-induced apocalypse in the year 2019. The season of the two ends of the same manner, except that to see where the brothers end up. Despite the fact that many things are familiar, some of the key factors are very much, they are not.
Throughout the season, the brothers struggle to reunite after they are separated more than three years, beginning in 1960. Each brother believes that you are the only one to survive and go about their lives according to: Luther participates in illegal boxing, Diego ends up trapped in a nursing home, Allison is thick in the civil rights movement, Klaus starts a cult (and Ben finds himself even more sick of the sh*t than usual), and Vania becomes a babysitter with an attack of amnesia (yes, again!). Five reaches in 1963, where he learns that, in some way, to their brethren to be the cause of another nuclear day of the final judgment and the end of the world. Travel back a couple of days to pick up his siblings and attempts to bring them back by 2019 — but nothing is ever that simple for them.
The Hargreeves lose the opportunity to travel forward until the year 2019 and to fix the book of revelation than the left, and in place of that, they have to fix the end of the world brought to 1963, waving the three vicious Swedish assassins on their tail, find out what your father has to do with President John F. Kennedy, his assassination, he discovers the plans of the Controller, and according to his own fondness for the f*cking things for themselves. Which brings us to the final act of the season two.
