Alternate Ending
The so-called Extended Version, released only in Japan, offers a darker ending. After Alex and Max's conversation about going to New York, Farnsworth appears as they walk up the stairs. A female voice asks: "Should we take them out now?". Farnsworth turns to the off-screen woman and answers: "Why not?", suggesting that they succeed in the termination of Alex and Max.
Note: This version does not contain the fight between Alex and Farnsworth's endoskeleton on the aerodyne, explaining his appearance here.
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