Sure, the ending was rather unsatisfying, but there was a point to ending it the way it did. It was inevitable that Tolza was going to die, although I myself would have preferred to have him dying in the last fight and being remembered as a greater hero. To me there is beauty in a bittersweet ending like this though. It was just another cycle that humanity had to deal with. For me the message was: avoiding your fate is impossible. You'll experience your end sooner or later. It's how you viewed about your accomplishments that makes it count, even if it accounted to almost nothing.
Sure, the ending was rather unsatisfying, but there was a point to ending it the way it did. It was inevitable that Tolza was going to die, although I myself would have preferred to have him dying in the last fight and being remembered as a greater hero. To me there is beauty in a bittersweet ending like this though. It was just another cycle that humanity had to deal with. For me the message was: avoiding your fate is impossible. You'll experience your end sooner or later. It's how you viewed about your accomplishments that makes it count, even if it accounted to almost nothing.