Warning: This article contains spoilers for Netflix’s Money Heist

Netflix’s hit series Money Heist is finally coming to an end. On September 3, the first half of the final season premiered. Within the five episodes released so far, already the show has a major twist—and it's one that no one was expecting.

For a quick recap: Money Heist follows a group of robbers who first decide to rob the Royal Mint of Spain, then later the Bank of Spain. Of course, nothing goes according to plan and there’s a surprise at every turn. Still, fans are eager to find out how their favorite criminals will escape with their lives, and if they’re lucky, a little money for all their troubles.

Our main protagonist (or maybe antagonist?) is Tokyo, a criminal on the run from the police when the Professor picks her for the initial heist. She serves as the show’s official unreliable narrator. In a completely unexpected turn of events, Season 5 changes the fate of the one character fans always rely on.

Does Tokyo Die in Money Heist Season 5?

Yes, yes she does. In a Game of Thrones level twist, Tokyo dies. How did she die? Why? Keep reading to find out.

Why Does Tokyo Die in Money Heist?

In the Bank of Spain, the group decided to split up. Then Tokyo, Manila, and Denver were left to their own devices. While trying to keep the military away, Tokyo decided to pull a near impossible stunt (cue the superhero action music). Unfortunately it really didn’t go to plan. She was shot five times in her arms and legs. Then her trio was trapped and only had one way out: the dumbwaiter.

Naturally, it’s difficult to go down a dumbwaiter with five bullets in your body. Both Manila and Denver managed to make it down. But as they were preparing to maneuver a way for Tokyo to get down, the military closed in on her. Realizing her moments were numbered, Tokyo said goodbye to Rio and the Professor, then went on a suicide mission to shoot at as many adversaries as she could.

In a final act to save her colleagues, Tokyo pulled out a grenade and died alongside her enemies. So, yeah. It looks like she’s not coming back for the final five episodes. Find out when the second part of Money Heist's finale is dropping on Netflix.