MONEY Heist fans are convinced they have already solved the twist in the final season after the part five trailer dropped this week.
The Spanish title, known originally as La Casa de Papel, is set to drop its final ten episodes this year – with Netflix releasing a teaser looking into the first five.
Set to a moody instrumental of Gary Jules’ classic Mad World, the Money Heist trailer sees the army press in on the much-loved protagonists.
The criminal group find themselves shut in the Bank of Spain for over 100 hours as they work out how to pull off their most spectacular escape yet.
While they manage to rescue Lisbon, their trouble isn’t over yet – as The Professor has been captured by Sierra and is without a plan.
Not wanting to go down without a fight, the dramatic teaser shows gunfire and explosions a plenty as the army close in minute by minute.
Tokyo, portrayed by Ursula Corbero, could be seen dozing off while handcuffed to the wall in the tense opening scenes.
Meanwhile Helsinki, played by Darko Peric, carries a corpse up the stairs as the narrator confirms they have been “locked up for a hundred hours”.
“It feels like a hundred years have gone by,” the voice continues as the mastermind, Alvaro Morte’s The Professor, comes face to face with Alicia Sierra.
The hardcore police inspector, played by Najwa Nimri, fires a gun towards his face and whips him with a pistol before tying him up.
Giving out a stern warning to the rest of the team, Sierra puts him in contact with them to explain he may never return from his captivity.
Meanwhile, Colonel Luis Tamayo, depicted by Fernando Cayo, revealed he is sending in the military to attack the detained criminals inside the bank.
Intense fight scenes see soldiers advancing on the as a voice hails that the soldiers will “come out victorious or come out dead”.
The drama doesn’t stop there, as Tokyo shares a tender moment with boyfriend Rio, Sierra pushes The Professor over a ledge and leaves him hanging.
The crew then prepare for the military forces, putting on the iconic Salvador Dali masks, before firing back and forth with the soldiers.
The trailer ends on a cliff hander as Tokyo takes aim at an unknown target, while an individual falls to their knees running towards a military vehicle.
Fans have already taken to social media to speculate what the dramatic ending could be for the series, despite the trailer only showing the first half of the final run of episodes.
Netflix will release Volume 1 of Part 5 in September, while the second volume will hit the streaming service in December.
Some have suggested that while Sierra looked to be ready to kill The Professor, she could actually be joining him.
While others believe Lisbon will be shot by police, or that if the rest of the gang can’t make it out alive, Tokyo will be the only survivor.
Others believe that Berlin could be making a return after he was kept secretly captive by police – and that he is the shadowy figure.
“I have a feeling [the Professor] will [die]. I just think it would be quite a good end to the series, like the ultimate and final death,” one kicked off the theories.
“I think that Berlin is actually coming back in Part 5,” another suggested. “What if he wasn’t dead or the police just kept him in secret?”
“The gang could demand for the professor to be handed over [by Alicia] in exchange of all the hostages which results in a massive shoot out,” a third fan posed.
“Everyone dies, only Tokyo survives (cause she’s telling the story), and she’s either free or in prison. The end,” one said of the Tokyo theory.
While a different fan said of Alicia and The Professor: “Alicia gonna be arrested. She should join The Professor for the heist. Such a clever b****.”
Season five follows on from a tense fourth season, which tied up a number of cliffhangers from the end of the third season – with Lisbon presumed dead and The Professor trying to save Nairobi.
Tokyo and Rio were busy fighting off a military tank and their lives were left hanging in the balance.
Fans were relieved to see in season four that Lisbon was alive – and following this, there was an intense rescue plan which saw Lisbon broken out of confinement.
She was rescued via a tunnel the gang had dug to the parking lot of the court, and she is then sent straight back to the Bank of Spain.
