Community Squad season 2 ending explained: How did Milton die?

Community Squad season 2 carries forward the offbeat, satirical tone of its first season and delves deeper into the distorted intersections of crime, politics, and social performance.

The second season of the original Netflix series (División Palermo) takes place in Buenos Aires, where the Urban Guard—a state-subsidized force assembled primarily for show—continues to balance corruption, criminal organizations, and the pressure of being exploited symbols of diversity.

As the series progresses, it becomes clear that Community Squad season 2 is more than just a sitcom. It brings to light the complex dynamics of institutions hiding behind inclusion and introduces darker themes of betrayal, abuse of power, and violent retribution.

With a new mayoral election, a bombing, and a criminal gang takeover, the final episode ties up several loose ends while raising questions about morality, justice, and survival.

In the end, Milton is shot and killed by Kim’s assistant in the final scene of Community Squad season 2, avenging the murders of her mafia bosses.

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How did Milton die in Community Squad season 2?

Milton, introduced in Community Squad season 2 as a coffee shop owner leading a double life, soon proves to be one of the season's main villains. He establishes a close but controlling relationship with Felipe, drawing him into his world of crime under the guise of friendship.

Milton is depicted as cruel: he murders members of the Korean mafia, sets an explosion, and forces Felipe to help cover up a murder. His ultimate intention is to expand his power by influencing Buenos Aires' infrastructure through his alliance with Navarro.

However, Milton's conceit blinds him to the cost of his own violence. After successfully eliminating Chang Cho and Kim, the Korean mafia's leaders, he forgets one silent witness, Kim's assistant.

At the end of Community Squad season 2, as Milton seems to have achieved his empire and stands triumphantly on top of the newly built Cuero Café building, he is suddenly shot and murdered by the same assistant, exacting vengeance for the death of her comrades.

His murder completes Milton's storyline in a definite sense, a cold reminder of what happens when ambition and cruelty have no restraints.

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What happened to Felipe and Sofia's relationship in Community Squad season 2?

Felipe and Sofia serve as the metapolitical emotional core of Community Squad season 2, even as they grow apart throughout the narrative. Felipe, newly recruited into the Buenos Aires Intelligence Service, is compelled to conceal the truth about his clandestine activities.

His secrecy leads him to end things with Sofia to keep her safe, while she, confused and wounded, turns to a new Urban Guard recruit named Nacho. Meanwhile, the UNG plenum resolutely comes around to supporting its mission.

However, the emotional distance begins to thin when Sofia finds a moving letter Felipe wrote before embarking on a perilous mission against Milton's gang. The letter shows his love and selflessness for a cause greater than himself.

Moved by his words, Sofia, with the assistance of Esteban, sets out to rescue Felipe from Cuero Café. After a brutal fight, they are reunited. In the last scenes of Community Squad season 2, they are seen buying a mattress and exchanging a gentle kiss inside Sofia's van.

The visual of Felipe checking out a crib implies an eventual future together, complete with marriage and kids, and adds a positive ending to their troubled relationship.

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What happened to Claudio Navarro in Community Squad season 2?

Claudio Navarro is introduced as Carolina Ponce's main rival in the mayoral election in Buenos Aires. In the background, he is heavily involved with Milton's criminal activities. Even the Urban Guard's attempts to unveil his illegal dealings cannot bring him down.

Scandal does not always equal a fall from grace for Navarro. A video surfaces online showing him both admitting to his involvement with Milton and appearing in a s*x dungeon dressed in fetish gear.

To everyone's surprise, rather than harming his political career, the video appears to increase his popularity. Navarro is revamped in the public eye as a man who is not ashamed of his personal life, and paradoxically, it earns him respect.

In a twisted moment of irony, Community Squad season 2 concludes with Navarro winning the election in a landslide. He then directs public funds into what he terms the "real police," probably cutting back on the Urban Guard and consolidating his grip on city affairs, a major victory for corruption and public indifference.

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Interested viewers can watch Community Squad on Netflix.