The final scene shows the Gungeon as it looked before the Bullet crashed into it and the victory screen shows the Gunslinger throwing away his gun (a variant of the title screen), implying that time was rewritten and the Gungeon was never created, fracturing the timeline and turning the Gungeon into a paradox. Luckily, the Liches use only their first phase, and the player will win once both are defeated.
The Paradox Lich fires Jammed bullets and has increased health. One Lich is normal, and the other one has the same visual effect as The Paradox. Instead of fighting a normal Lich that has three phases, you fight 2 Liches simultaneously, similar to the Glitch Chest Boss. Everything is identical to normal Bullet Hell until the Lich boss fight. Unlike other pasts, you keep your health and all the items you have gathered during the run, as if going to Bullet Hell normally. Traveling to the past takes you to Bullet Hell (Note that the hole in the Aimless Abyss that you'd typically take to bullet hell is unavailable, necessitating getting The Bullet That Can Kill The Past). The ability to kill the future is not an innate feature of the Gun or Bullet That Can Kill The Past. *It is important to note that the only reason the Gun That Can Kill The Past was able to be used to "kill the future" is because a Lich was shot by a BTCKTP by a Paradox, giving rise to the Gunslinger, who then uses the GTCKTP to kill his past of being a Lich. It is unknown how he became the lich or why the bullet struck, but the gun was created and the dungeon was reformed into the Gungeon we know of today. He realizes his goal is to revert all of this, by killing his future self *, the Lich, stopping him from becoming Gungeon Master and stopping the Great Bullet from falling, which would prevent the creation of the Gungeon.Īs shown by talking to the Blacksmith, he was originally a gun wizard who was tinkering with time magic, only for the Great Bullet to strike his dungeon. The Gunslinger is conscious of the Gungeon's situation and knows what happened there after he mastered it. To unlock him permanently, you must proceed through the game again, making sure to get The Bullet That Can Kill The Past from the Blacksmith in The Forge (if you don't get the Bullet before entering the Aimless Void, then firing The Gun That Can Kill The Past will simply send the game straight to the credits, and you will have to begin the process again with another Paradox run) and kill his past (See: Past Kill).
If you die, quick restart, or exit the game without using save button before finishing his run, you will have to start the process over by beginning another run as The Paradox. It is important to note that at this stage, you have not unlocked him, you've merely unlocked a single attempt at unlocking him permanently. This will launch you into a new run as the Gunslinger at the beginning of the first chamber.
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