How do you see it ending? Comedy vs Drama
 

We all know that eventually Chaos will be confronted, and, most likely, eventually defeated.

But how do you see it all ending?

A final a joke... one that leaves us laughing our heads off for a year?
Or a great drama, bringing all the threads to a close and solving the mystery of number 434 forever?

I see it ending with Fighter and BM walking towards the sun set, conversing and looking for a new adventure, as if nothing happend.

Comedic. Cause nothing else would wrap of 8-bit so well.

I see it ending like this episode, kinda like what Eman said.

Also, everything will be safe. Safe forever.

I forsee the conclusion of 434. But it will be much more of a joke then seriousness.

I'm pulling for one of the light wariors to die in the last battle. But I've always been pulling for them to die.

I would like to see 434 some where between here and the final fight personally, or even before they go into the chaos temple and start getting creeped out by talking bats.

I reckon it will end like with whatever mood Brian is in when he does it... can anyone tell me what kind of mood he was in during the Dwarfland to Lich Kings arc :p of all arcs perhaps that has to be my fav, and then help get around to Brian to making him moodywise as he was when he was on the Dwarf-Lich arcs.

Whatever it is, you can bet it'll be an anti-climax.
Some people may think that it won't be since Brian does a lot of those and we'd be expecting it.
But then he'll do it anyway.

definetly with comedy.

Either he kills them off, or we see Fighter and perhaps Red Mage going back to search for the Armor of Invincability again, Fighter having realized that it could still be out there.

Comedy or Drama? Who can say. Brian's rather unpredictable, as I can never accurately predict what he's going to do next.

The story started with Black Mage and Fighter, and I predict it will end that way as well, be it conflict (As that one highly speculated comic suggests), or be it that they both walk away from everything as though the whole world was in order.

Most likely the former, I'd say.