Yesterday's You: Season 1, Episode 5 - Separate Ways (2025)

At the end of the fight with Saddler, Leon spots the Plaga sample lying on the ground and reaches for it. Ada suddenly appears, presses a gun to Leon's head, and demands that he hand the sample over.

Leon complies, but he questions her motives as she takes the sample from him and immediately runs toward the edge of the steel tower. Ada leaps off the structure, and a helicopter waiting below intercepts her in midair and carries her away.

From the helicopter, Ada tells Leon she will handle the sample carefully. Before leaving for good, she throws him the key to a nearby jet ski so he can escape the island, which is now on the verge of exploding. She then says farewell and boards the helicopter fully, securing the Plaga sample inside an NBC case while the sun rises and the ending credits begin.

You appear to be asking about the ending of the Separate Ways story, but the search results available here are for Resident Evil 4 Remake: Separate Ways, Chapter 5 rather than a TV episode titled Yesterday's You.

Short, simple narrative version: After the final battle, Ada gets the sample, escapes on a helicopter, and leaves Leon behind on the island as it begins to fall apart. Before she goes, she throws Leon the key to a jet ski so he can escape the explosion.

Expanded narrative version: The ending begins with the defeat of Saddler. Leon notices the Plaga sample lying on the ground and reaches for it. Before he can take it, Ada suddenly appears and holds a gun to his head, demanding the sample.

Leon gives in. Ada takes the sample from him and moves quickly toward the edge of the steel tower. She jumps from the tower, and a helicopter waiting nearby intercepts her in midair and pulls her up to safety.

Still holding the sample, Ada tells Leon she will handle it carefully. Then she throws him the key to a jet ski, giving him a way off the island because the island is on the verge of exploding. She says goodbye and boards the helicopter.

Once aboard, Ada secures the sample in an NBC case and watches the sunrise as the credits roll.

As for the main characters at the end of this story: Ada escapes with the sample on the helicopter. Leon is left alive on the island but is given the key he needs to flee by jet ski. Saddler is defeated before the ending begins.

I can't verify a 2025 TV episode of Yesterday's You from the provided results, and the search results do not contain any information about a post-credit scene for that show. The results you supplied are about Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways, not the TV episode you asked about.

If you meant a different title or can share an episode guide, recap, or a clip, I can help determine whether there is a post-credit scene and describe it accurately.

I can't answer this accurately from the provided results because they are about Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways, not the TV show Yesterday's You.

I can't verify this for Yesterday's You from the available sources; the search results only describe Luis in Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways.

The supplied sources only show Wesker directing Ada to obtain the Plaga sample and later discussing the Amber in Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways, so I cannot reliably map that to the TV episode you asked about.

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The available sources describe Ada regrouping with Leon and pursuing Krauser in Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways, but they do not provide information about a TV episode titled Separate Ways from Yesterday's You.

This does not appear to be family-friendly for young children. The available information for Separate Ways points to severe violence/gore and severe frightening/intense scenes, with mild profanity, mild alcohol/drugs/smoking, and mild sexual content noted in the parental guide for Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways.

Potentially upsetting elements may include: - Frequent combat and killing of enemies - Graphic violence and gore - Tense chase or survival scenes and sudden attacks - Scary creatures, cultists, and boss encounters that may be frightening for sensitive viewers - Minor sexual content/nudity classified as mild - Mild profanity and mild alcohol/drugs/smoking

If you want, I can also give a very short parent-style sensitivity guide for the episode.