Developed by Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick, and Michael Jonathan Smith, Twisted Metal season 2 returned with more carnage and adrenaline-pumping action on the air. The finale brought a rather violent end as John, Quiet, Mayhem, and Stu compete in Calypso’s tournament. They do that while navigating deadly competition, even worse challenges, and several opponents, each more brutal than the last.But in the end, one of the key moments ended up being Sweet Tooth as the sadistic clown-masked killer put both his life and reign of terror on the line. He gets to unleash his own brand of violence across the tournament, doing so with gleeful joy as his fans watch on, equally happy.But after beating his penultimate opponent, Sweet Tooth is pitted against someone worthy of his rank. However, his battle with Minion, one of Calypso’s creations, ends up increasingly influencing the narrative surrounding Sweet Tooth. Their final confrontation becomes one of the most brutal sequences in the series, leaving the killer clown in a pool of his own blood and many viewers fearing he was dead. But that wasn’t the case, as the season finale’s mid-credits scene shows him alive, albeit badly injured and being dragged to places unknown.Does Sweet Tooth die in Twisted Metal season 2? View this post on Instagram Instagram PostEver since they were introduced in Twisted Metal, Sweet Tooth has been nothing but a menace to other characters across the show, effectively acting as an antagonist. But Twisted Metal season 2 shows the sadistic clown in a new light as he shows off his most brutal side yet. However, episode ten of the season culminates with Sweet Tooth facing his most formidable opponent yet.In the final leg of Calypso's tournament, the unhinged villain finds himself shockingly outmatched for the first time. After beating Mr Grimm to death, much to his fans’ happiness, Calypso sends out one of his creations, Minion, to battle Sweet Tooth, and for the first time, the villain is up against someone who matches his physical strength.And it turns out that Sweet Tooth is unfortunately no match for Calypso’s creation as he gets beaten black and blue, with the clown unable to make any headway. Eventually, the robot leaves the sadistic clown in a pool of his own blood while Minion stands over him, kicking him as Sweet Tooth’s fans watch in horror.His seemingly lifeless body is eventually left to rot, and the tournament continues. However, in Twisted Metal season 2's mid-credits scene, Sweet Tooth is shown to be alive but badly injured, being dragged by a chain towards someone referred to as His Holiness, Charlie Kane. When told this, the killer clown simply says, “Daddy?”.Who is His Holiness Charlie Kane?A still from the trailer (Image via YouTube/Peacock)As mentioned above, during the Twisted Metal season 2 finale’s mid-credits, Sweet Tooth is shown to be alive and being dragged by a chain that is tied to a taxi. While protesting his captivity, the killer clown is told that he is being taken to see His Holiness Charlie Kane, a name previously mentioned at the end of Twisted Metal season 1.All Sweet Tooth has to say to that is, “Daddy,” bringing a shocking depth to the sadistic killer’s backstory. However, fans of the Twisted Metal video game series will know that Charlie Kane is indeed a part of the original storyline, albeit in a different role. In the video game series, Kane isn’t Sweet Tooth's father; instead, the roles are reversed, as he is Sweet Tooth’s son.An NPC character introduced after story mode, Charlie is revealed to be Marcus Kane, i.e., Sweet Tooth’s son and thus the brother of Sophie Kane; however, the show has clearly taken creative liberties while maintaining the essence of the story.This does make season 3 interesting, especially as Sweet Tooth previously hinted at the fact that he and his father had tried to kill each other in the past. However, even then, the killer clown looked almost gleefully happy when the taxi driver mentioned that they were taking them to see Charlie Kane at the end of Twisted Metal season 2.Interested viewers can watch Twisted Metal season 2 on Peacock.