the ranks, Damon acts on his own to kill Travis, hiring a contract killer who gives him a device that enables him to kill someone. Becoming increasingly frustrated by their inefficiency, FU kills off the two remaining rankers so Travis can face him. After making his way to the second rank, Travis is waylaid at the motel by his brother Henry Cooldown, who still resents Travis for events that followed their shared traumatic upbringing and has seemingly gone insane. After Travis defeats and seemingly kills Henry, he is ambushed and murdered by Henry while using the toilet. After dying, Travis is sent to the world of Deathman, a video game that he grew up with, whose protagonist brings Travis back to life with help from Takashi Miike. Joined by the recovered Shinobu and Bad Girl alongside Kamui, Notorious, Midori, and Native Dancer, Travis heads to Damon Tower to fight FU, forcing him back to his larval form with everyone's efforts. FU attempts to flee back to his planet, only for Damon to activate his device and detonate FU's ship, killing FU in the process. Damon explains that he himself masterminded the alien invasion as part of his plan to kill Travis for punching him. Damon transforms Damon Tower into a planet destroying mecha, but Travis successfully defeats it after summoning an Arsenal from Daemon X Machina. Travis and Damon finish their fight on a derelict battlefield in the style of Super Smash Bros., where Travis strikes Damon so hard he is completely vaporized. In a post-credits scene, Travis and his friends give Badman a burial at sea before they are attacked by an alien armada led by FU's father, King Jess-Baptiste V. They are saved by future versions of Travis and Sylvia's children Jeane and Hunter, who also reveal Native Dancer to be Travis' grandson Scott. The trio explain that Henry kills Travis in the future and teams up with an alien force to destroy the planet, and ask Travis to join them to help them change the future. Development Development of No More Heroes III began in early 2019. Prior to the game's development, Grasshopper Manufacture developed and released Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, which was Goichi Suda's first title in a directorial role since the original No More Heroes game. While the title was made in part as a tribute to indie games, Suda had expressed long-term