Warning: SPOILERS ahead for The Umbrella Academy season 2.
Netflix's The Umbrella Academyhas heavily used time-travel as a central conceit across its seasons, producing multiple branches from its original timeline. Here's a breakdown of them and the pivotal events that comprise each. Written by Gerard Way and illustrated by Gabriel Bá, The Umbrella Academy began life as a series of graphic novels. The first installment — The Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite — was told across six issues, and the story continued in The Umbrella Academy: Dallas and The Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion. A planned fourth installment — The Umbrella Academy: The Sparrow Academy — is also on the way.
Developed by Steve Blackman and Jeremy Slater, an adaptation of The Umbrella Academy books premiered on Netflix in early 2019. The Umbrella Academy became one Netflix's most popular shows and was soon renewed (it's now renewed through season 4). Starring Elliot Page, Robert Sheehan, and Emmy Raver-Lampman, the show follows a group of people who were born with superpowers under mysterious circumstances. Adopted and weaponized by Sir Reginald Hargreeves (Colm Feore), the childhood superhero team reunite as wayward adults in order to mourn his death and prevent an oncoming apocalypse. Despite failing to achieve the latter, the siblings escaped their fates by time-traveling together into the past.
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The Umbrella Academy season 2 picked up right where that particular cliffhanger left off, with the siblings having arrived at disparate points in the early-196os. With Number Five (Aiden Gallagher) arriving last, it was revealed that they immediately had a new apocalypse to deal with. Rather
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