Olympo Ending Explained: Does Amaia Find Out the Truth? What Happens to Nunu?

Olympo Ending Explained: In the high-performance world of competitive sports, athletes at the HPC Pyrenees think about nothing but winning. But when workaholic Amaia’s best friend Nunu outperforms her one day, she is convinced that something else is going on. What she discovers is a terrifying secret that can destroy everything. But when the question is about winning, how far will all of them go?

The series has 8 episodes, each with a runtime of around 45 minutes.

Olympo Ending Explained

In CAR Pirineos, there are no excuses. The athletes are relentless, and they are desperate to get sponsored to realise their dreams. In the midst of this is Amaia, training to become an artistic swimmer, and new girl Zoe, who comes with a ton of baggage. It’s a constant push and pull in the High Performance Centre, which Christian is made to realise early on when he is suddenly cut from his team. Meanwhile, Nunu, Amaia’s best friend, outperforms her and then has a heart attack underwater, and Amaia is immediately convinced that she’s doping.

With a singular goal to figure out what’s happening and how everyone is suddenly getting better than her, Amaia starts skipping training to get to the bottom of the mystery. completely convinced that no one can be better than her. However, she runs into roadblocks one after another. After getting no help from the school, she goes to the ADA herself and complains about the doping. A huge raid is carried out, which pushes several people out of the school for doping, but Amaia’s doubts aren’t clear, especially when Cristian and Zoe come back clean.

Confused, she is heartbroken to see Cristian, Zoe and Roque all get sponsored by Olympo, pushing her over the edge. Meanwhile, she also gets suspended when the ADA finds drugs in her locker, although her bloodwork comes back clean.

What happens in the end?

In Olympo episode 6, we see all the new sponsors going for a press meet at the Olympo facility, and Zoe finally realises that Amaia has been right all along when she is forcefully injected with something and groggily stumbles upon Nunu. However, Amaia eventually gets sponsored by Olympo as well, but hatches a plan with Zoe to tell the police about Nunu being in Olympo, but is shocked to find Nunu back in school, training.

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Things go from bad to worse as Olympo takes over every part of the school, changing and controlling everything. The athletes start fighting with each other as discord becomes rampant. However, Zoe and Amaia find themselves getting close as they think about what to do. Elsewhere, the documentary crew following the rugby team releases a trailer showing Roque and Sebas kissing each other. It results in a fight to break out, and Roque beats Charly unconscious and messes up his arm in the process.

As the competition rolls around, Jana and Hugo are shocked to learn that the ADA will be conducting blood tests on the athletes. Zoe wins her race but suddenly finds herself expelled, whereas Amaia doesn’t get a chance to join the swim team after Fatima gets into an accident, leaving her in tears. Elsewhere, Roque, too, leaves Olympo and makes up with Sebas.

Meanwhile, the other athletes come together to devise a plan to take Olympo down, but much to everyone’s surprise, Nunu’s results with the ADA come back negative. In the final competition involving the swimmers, everyone is left shocked when they see Nunu and Amaia’s choreography, realising that Amaia, too, has given in to the pressure. Without a choice, Zoe hands over the bottle of drugs that Olympo uses to Yolanda as they are about to leave, while Amaia, all of a sudden, passes out in the pool, possibly due to the drugs.

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