Dusk of the Destroyers.Harry and Grave (Brandon) sit in the ruins of Jolice's bar and Harry tries to find out what went wrong. Eventually he decides to put an end to everything and gives Brandon his old gun back and takes out his gun with the intention they shoot each other. Suddenly they are attacked by Millennion goons and they both fight back, with Brandon shielding Harry with his own body in one instance. Mika pleads with Biscoe to halt the attack, but he refuses and coldly dismisses her because Brandon is siding with Harry. Mika then runs off in a desperate attempt to reach where the fighting takes place. Back at the fighting scene, armed police are seen with Anti-Necrolyze weapons. A grenade is tossed into the building, which causes it to collapse. Mika sees the rising smoke at the same time Biscoe catches up with her in a car and decides to take her to Brandon. Brandon turns out to have protected Harry from being crushed under a slab of concrete. Brandon fights back, but takes an Anti-Necrolyze bullet to his knee. Harry quickly tosses his gun to Brandon, but it makes him conspicuous to the agents and causes them to focus their fire on him. Brandon lets out an anguished roar as he sees Harry's body crashing to the ground. Then the scene shifts to Biscoe, who orders his men to stop the attack. Back at the fighting scene, the shooting has stopped, and Brandon collapses, his right leg breaking off. Harry approaches him, and Brandon tearfully admits that he can never shoot Harry, his best friend. Harry breaks down in tears. Brandon wishes to go back to the old days when they were happy and suggests they should shoot each other. Mika arrives at the scene, and with a tearful smile, says she and Brandon are and will always be a family. After that, the credits roll as Brandon's and Harry's deceased friends and family call out to them, and Mika is heard calling out to Brandon in the end. The final scene shows how Brandon and Harry met as kids, and when the screen goes black, we can hear Mika say "Welcome home."