Jimmy Carter, best known for being the only US President who will ever see heaven, has passed away at the age of 100 after a long battle with being older than even Joe Biden. Seeing as how it was expected that Carter would live until at least Metroid Prime 4 released, audiences everywhere are shocked. Many don’t know exactly what this means for the future or how it sets up future plotlines. With that in mind here’s our full breakdown and explanation of the ending of Jimmy Carter.
What Was Jimmy Carter About?
The titular Jimmy Carter was constantly in the shadow of his brother William “Billy” Carter. Billy was a mogul in the alcoholic beverage industry thanks to his premium drink Billy Beer and as President Jimmy was always trying to live up to his brother’s legacy. These attempts didn’t always work. One of the biggest plotlines involved Jimmy opening a peanut farm that perennial antagonists the GOP forced him to sell.
Jimmy spent his years after his presidency doing everything in his power to atone for the fact that he was a US President. He was a humanitarian who built homes for people well into the age where he should have been eating ice cream and talking about people named Cornpop. It’s during these years that Carter became a hardcore gamer, ranking top of leaderboards in games of various genres from World of Warcraft all the way to Overwatch.
How Did He End and What Does It Mean?
The final few episodes of Jimmy Carter seemed to be leading to him living long enough to play Metroid Prime 4. Carter loved games with strong badass female protagonists and it seemed like he would make it long enough to see Samus return one last time but the writers had other plans.
Carter instead died mere minutes after booting up Stellar Blade for the very first time. Upon seeing Eve for the first time he had a massive heart attack that killed him instantly. This ending left many baffled but it makes perfect sense. As the only President who will ever see heaven, Carter was granted the most angelic death of all. While many were hoping he would get to live to play Metroid Prime 4, Carter was instead allowed the purest and most angelic ascent into heaven; dying of excitement while looking at Eve’s huge cans jiggle. It’s the death every gamer dreams of and it’s symbolic of his status as the only President worthy of such an end. Now he’s in heaven where he can play Metroid Prime 4 in peace, without ever having to interact with another politician again.
