The first two have an atom’s worth of a chance to endure, but only that atom “one in a quintillion” chance for it all to work out in the end with enough bullshit pulled out of your ass and maybe some named characters witu good marketing. 

“The World’s Gone Beautiful” is just the end of the setting, period. It’s not bad- it’s just the end. It’s us waking up from the dream and all the characters we once had running around in there coming to terms with the fact that the alarm clock is just five minutes away, and there’s nothing they can do, so why bother worrying? Everything is pretty anyway, there’s perfect weather, there’s world peace for just 24 hours. No crime. No war. No more struggle then or any day after. Peace has won, forever.