I have never felt such a loveoo ... or such spoilers. This article discusses Details of a large plot From the "Foundation" Season 3, Episode 9.

Maybe it's a blessing in masking that the "foundation" is a little more lying than some of her more mainstream colleagues. Unlike "House of the Dragon" or any given superhero product, the Apple TV+series has always had the freedom to move away from its source of material and to follow its own instincts, as writers consider it appropriate. That is not to say that Isaac's books Asimov are no longer the leading light of the show, as has been proven on a lot of occasion (recently with referral to another of the author's scientific stories). But viewers may be surprised to learn that the whole concept of clones and the genetic dynasty, probably the most integral and definitive aspect of the series, was fully invented for adaptation. The ability to take large swings and break down a new terrain when needed, led to the probably best season ever, and this is reflected in a key creative choice in the latest episode.

Season 3 saves its biggest turnaround for its penultimate hour. After Mule's campaign (Pile Asbak) to control the Galaxy, aims to make a new terminal with deadly consequences, Gaal Dornik (Lou Lobel) decided to bring the fight to it. When it arrives, what it finds is the planet completely under siege - not only by Mule's forces, but also by paranoia and suspicion, too. Just a threat from the mental abilities of the villain's force So everyone could be an enemy hiding in the ordinary sight, from Warden Fallon Greer (Christa Kosonen) to Gaal's lubo, Primer (Brandon Bell). But when some of the remaining members of the Foundation gather in an underground safe house to overcome the next steps, the last test of separating a friend from an enemy reveals one of Mule's victims hidden among them: The mule player and the vision of the visitor, Magniko (Thomas Lemarkis).

Episode 9, entitled "The Paths That Choose Us", can be the most complete representation, however about how the creative team of this show is supported. And It differs from the text.

It turns out that the Muz is pulling the strings all behind one of the most fascinating figures on the show. Magnifico appeared Being on the way to the potential redemption, changing sides of Mule's abused lacquer to deprive Vanabe's conqueror of his most important tool in the first place. Everything crashed, however, after Gal looked at the mind and realized it was too late. The discovery that the mule was essentially washing the brain, not completely out of the left field, to be fair, because the couple spent so much time together until this point. But the way this is played in the "Foundation" is contrary to the original material.

In the story of Isaac Asimov "Mule", The biggest twist involves Magnifico to become unmasked as a mule in masking. From the moment when she first introduced himself to the famous powerful couple Toran (played by Cody Fern in the series) and byte (strong Carlsen), the military Leard and the conqueror hid from the yingbopite eyes using his June/Herald as a secret identity. Secretly, making his influence and powers of corruption in complete anonymity, Mule desperately seeks the location of the mysterious second basis by manipulating by byte, Toran, Pricer and Ebling Miss (Alexander Sidig). Only the sudden realization of byte for Magifico's true identity helps to avoid the complete disaster, although it does not come without any fatal consequences.

With nature to be live adaptation, the "Foundation" has no opportunity to withdraw the same trick; Instead, it takes the next best approach. Magnifico and Mule remain two separate characters, but Gaal's discovery that Magifico is compromised helps evoke similar emotions from books among viewers. In fact, now it feels even tragic when other shoes have fallen and we see the hands of the muzzy wrapped around his innocent sacrifice like a Vipper. Although Gaal insists on keeping an eye on it, the clown situation now resembles a time bomb - everything is, but inevitably that Muzt will use his mental abilities to cause further evil. A quarter of a million are dead on Newu Terminus, Mule's trail to take over the galaxy seems almost uninterrupted, and Harry Seldon's almighty plan (Aredari Harris) is in ruins ... but things can always get worse.

Season 3 Final of the "Foundation" Foundation of Apple TV+ 12.09.2025.