Citadel: Honey Bunny ending explained: What happened to Honey and Bunny?

As a seasoned gamer and binge-watcher of numerous series, I must say that Citadel: Honey Bunny has been quite the rollercoaster ride! The prequel delves deep into the mysterious past of Nadia, filling in blanks left by the main series.

In simpler terms, “Honey Bunny” presented the prequel of “Citadel” which provided some answers regarding Nadia’s past, specifically about her parents and their whereabouts.

Caution: This post contains SPOILERS from Citadel: Honey Bunny season 1

At the beginning of “Citadel: Honey Bunny”, we approached the story with what we had learned about Nadia in the main series. We knew her mother passed away at a young age. However, as it unfolded, we discovered some staged deaths and hidden truths, demonstrating that her familial traits aren’t too dissimilar from her own after all.

Indeed, Honey orchestrated a deception, leading others to believe she and her unborn child had perished. This ruse was intended to safeguard herself and Nadia from Baba, the head of The Foundation. However, as you know, hidden truths have a way of surfacing.

What happened to Baba in the past in Citadel: Honey Bunny?

Initially aiming for a career in acting, Honey found herself struggling with the craft. However, after crossing paths with Bunny, she chose to abandon her acting aspirations and instead opted for a clandestine life as a spy. Bunny was nurtured under the wing of Baba, who not only ran The Foundation but also took in Bunny as an orphan and provided him with a home.

In the spirit of our shared mission, Baba entrusted me, Honey and Bunny, among others, with an intriguing task: the acquisition of a mysterious artifact known as the Armada. This coveted device was destined for Pavel in Belgrade, having been developed by Doctor Raghu. However, we were not alone in our pursuit; Citadel agents were also hot on its trail. To thwart their intentions, Baba charged us with securing it first.

Indeed, it’s not hard to guess that Honey eventually figured out Babu’s true intentions – he desired the Armada for harmful purposes. In response, Honey made the decision to inform Citadel about his plans, hoping he would be apprehended. This led to a gunfight, which unfortunately resulted in Honey and her unborn child being believed to have perished.

Contrarily, that wasn’t the situation, and Baba was aware of this in his heart. Thus, it wasn’t unexpected when we discovered that he orchestrated the attempt to seize Nadia, with the intention of forcing Honey out of hiding. Furthermore, we uncovered a detail: Honey hadn’t surrendered the Armada to Citadel; instead, she retained it as a means of self-protection, should Baba threaten her again.

Upon learning that Honey and Nadia were in distress, Bunny quickly set out to reach them. His intention was to protect them from harm caused by Baba.

What happened to the Armada?

To clarify, Honey retained control of the Armada instead of giving it to Citadel. This was known by Zooni from Citadel, which in turn resulted in Baba discovering this fact. Moved by Baba’s heartbreaking tale, Zooni chose to oppose Citadel.

To be frank, it was essential for us to witness more of these events unfold visually. Up until now, we’ve only been informed, which has made it challenging to truly invest in Citadel as a significant element of the narrative.

In essence, Bunny discovered that Honey was in possession of the Armada. He seized it and annihilated it in full view of Baba as a means to deter the man from pursuing Honey and Nadia. This tactic proved successful, as Baba instructed KD, an ex-team member, to cease his pursuit. Yet, KD was not easily dissuaded and continued to chase after Honey and Nadia nonetheless.

Upon discovering KD’s behavior, Baba dispatched a team to intervene instead of allowing harm to come to KD. His actions made me question his villainous nature, as he seemed more like an individual with repetitive concerns rather than a true antagonist.

Citadel: Honey Bunny ending explained: What happened to Honey and Bunny?

How did Citadel: Honey Bunny end?

In the narrative, we find the character known as Charko. Originally, he was a part of the main group. However, it was KD who chose to pursue him. The most effective method for this pursuit was through Charko’s family, and this is where things get complicated with some significant unresolved issues.

It’s uncertain what became of Charko’s spouse and child, as it seems they were killed by KD, but is this truly a reflection of his character? Given that KD was heavily influenced by the mysterious figure known as Baba, could he have been manipulated into such actions? This question arises during the climactic confrontation between KD and Bunny, where Bunny suggests that they were both victims of Baba’s control.

In the ensuing scuffle, KD sustains injuries severe enough for him to bleed profusely, but he doesn’t meet his end on camera. Meanwhile, Honey and Nadia successfully escape, however, Bunny fails to reach the designated spot he pledged to go. As a consequence, Bunny must handle the approaching agents and KD, a move intended to secure the safety of Honey and Nadia.

As a gamer, I’m unsure who’s chasing Bunny and KD – maybe it’s Citadel, maybe it’s Foundation, or perhaps it’s a combination of both forces. The identity of these pursuers remains unclear.

Without a doubt, we could really benefit from another season given how things conclude. There are far too many mysteries that remain unexplained.

Citadel: Honey Bunny is now available to stream on Prime Video.

2024-11-08 16:28