Doctor What: Skuld? I didn't expect to see you here. Is something wrong?
Skuld: Yes Doctor... everything is wrong. I miss Ah My Goddess when it used to be happy. Ever since Kevin from the Other Dimension took over, it feels like our perfect lives have fallen apart.
Doctor What: But Skuld... there's a reason for that. Ah My Goddess was about romantic sentimentality, and it existed in a world where things always seemed to work out for the better. Yes, there was emotional conflict and villains... but it always seemed to have a happy ending every time. Real life is not like that. Every light side has a dark. Every yin has a yang, and sometimes life isn't always meant to be happy. Sometimes life is about surviving the darkness through the power of love, and the power of sadness. The power of music, and the power of catharticism. And sometimes life isn't always about healing yourself. Sometimes life is about healing others by using yourself as an example. You were all shielded from this because you were all cartoon characters living in a different reality. So everything just always seemed to work out in the end. Bad Goddess is that alternate dimension, that balances things out. And if it's too dark sometimes, that other happy Flights of Fancy series also exists as a counterbalance. It's not like the original show has disappeared from existence.
Skuld: But Ah My Goddess is not a perfect world. Why does everything now have to have a dark depressing ending? Can't there be stories that work out in the end? It seems like Kevin from the Other Dimension has allowed all of his life's problems to snowball into the episodes to the point that we've become a dysfunctional family drama.
Kevin from the Other Dimension: Yes folks, it's true. It appears that in my attempts to poke fun at Kosuke Fujishima's relationship drama, now it's my relationship that's in trouble. And from an emotional standpoint, it's almost gotten the best of me. I suppose it serves me right. As Doctor What said during the Bad Goddess Anniversary Special, "Life happens and love isn't always pretty. So you better learn to laugh at yourself. For it is better to laugh with others, than to live in a state of depression." And it is better to learn from one's self than to emotionally pass your mistakes onto your children. What kind of man would I be to my daughter if I didn't practice what I preached to everyone else during this series. If Mr Rogers can do an episode on Divorce, then why can't I? So please take this episode with a grain of salt. I'm going to be using Keiichi and Belldandy as a substitute for myself and my wife.