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Much like its predecessor, The Boys, Prime's Gen V follows the lives of superpowered individuals; however, rather than focusing on powerful and influential figures like Homelander, Gen V tells the story of the up-and-coming generation of heroes. That said, these young heroes are far from insignificant, and altogether, they possess some of the strongest abilities in The Boys universe, resulting in several memorable Supe fights during the show's first season.

From Marie Moreau's ability to control and manipulate blood to Cate Dunlap's telepathic talents, there is no shortage of memorable powers that appear in Gen V. These powers and the Supes that wield them are extremely dangerous, which is why it's so riveting when these superpowered individuals finally square off with their enemies in a series of battles that rivals any from The Boys.

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The Scream franchise is nowhere done slaying, and the upcoming Scream 7 has announced a new cast member. The seventh installment will bring back Neve Campbell as Sidney Prescott as the lead of the slasher, and she will be joined by many new faces.

Per Deadline, Scream 7 welcomes Gen V star Asa Germann to the cast. The actor's character details are currently being kept under wraps. The news comes after Scream 7 added several new cast members, including an important one: Sydney's daughter, who will be reportedly played by Yellowstone franchise star Isabel May. Multiple original characters are in talks to return, but Scream 7 wants to keep that as a wild card for later.

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The cast for Scream 7 continues to grow this week, with Deadline bringing us the word that fresh face Asa Germann has joined Neve Campbell in the slasher movie’s cast.

Where do you recognize Asa Germann from? The 27-year-old actor recently played the role of Sam Riordan in both “The Boys” and its Prime Video spinoff series, “Gen V.” Germann made his debut just four short years ago in a short film titled Two Little Boys, and he appeared one year later in another short film titled Caviar. He also appeared in Netflix series “Monsters.”

The cast for Spyglass’ Scream 7 also thus far includes Celeste O’Connor (Ghostbusters: Afterlife) and Isabel May, with May confirmed to be playing Sidney Prescott’s daughter.

The seventh installment will slash into theaters on February 27, 2026. Stay tuned for more.

Courteney Cox is expected to return as Gale Weathers.

Original Scream writer Kevin Williamson will direct Scream 7.

Not long after it was announced that Gen V Season 2 had officially wrapped filming, one of the show’s biggest breakout stars just secured a role in a major franchise. A new report from Deadline revealed that Asa Germann, known for playing Sam Riordan in the hit Prime Video series Gen V, has joined the cast of Scream 7 in a supporting role. Details about Germann’s character are being kept under wraps, as is the plot, but he joins Scream veteran Neve Campbell, who appeared in the debut Scream film in 1996 before reprising her role as Sidney Prescott in the 2022 sequel. Also tapped for roles in Scream 7 are Celeste O’Connor and Isabel May, the former of which has been formed to play Prescott’s daughter.

Exclusive: Asa Germann, a cast member on Prime Video’s The Boys and college spin-off Gen V, is the newest addition to the cast of Scream 7.

Character details are under wraps. Germann joins an ensemble that also includes the returning Neve Campbell, who stars across the franchise as final girl Sidney Prescott, as well as newcomers Isabel May and Celeste O’Connor. May’s playing Prescott’s daughter; no word on O’Connor’s character.

A logline for the new slasher has not yet been disclosed. Pic comes on the heels of Scream VI, which brought in a franchise-high domestic gross exceeding $108 million in March 2023. Collectively, films in the meta horror franchise have earned more than $900 million in worldwide box office receipts.

Kevin Williamson, architect of the Scream franchise who scripted the original Wes Craven film, will direct from a script by Guy Busick. Also aboard, following collaborations with the...

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Season 4 of The Boys introduces new characters blurring lines between good and evil. Ambrosius and Joe Kessler add depth and darkness to the series in unique ways. New characters like Firecracker, Cate Dunlap, Sam Riordan, Daphne Campbell, Sister Sage, and Black Noir II add intrigue and complexity.

Season 4 of The Boys raised the stakes as the series races toward its final season, and the show introduced a variety of new characters. Since The Boys arrived on Prime Video in 2019, the popular superhero series has redefined what superhero stories are. Based on the comic book of the same name by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the show presents a world of powered people who begin to view themselves as above regular humans. Rather than protecting the weak, these supes live according to any whim they possess, regardless of who gets hurt.

Karen Fukuhara, who portrays Kimiko in The Boys, wants an Arya Stark moment as a way to kill Homelander in season 5. Since season 1, the titular team has been trying to eliminate Homelander. Despite her powers, Kimiko may struggle to defeat Homelander due to his strength.

The Boys star Karen Fukuhara explains why Homelander's death should parallel a memorable moment from Game of Thrones. Billy Butcher and the Boys have been trying to find a way to defeat Homelander since season 1, and the stakes will be higher than ever in the final season now that Homelander controls the United States government. The question still remains of how the powerful Homelander can be killed, and which character can complete the seemingly impossible feat.

Fukuhara addressed this question when asked by TV Guide what her ideal death for Kimiko would be, suggesting that the character could be the one to kill Homelander in...

Gen V season 2's teaser reveals that Cate frees Marie and her friends, hinting at interesting character development. Cate's actions in freeing Marie, Emma, and Jordan raise questions over whether she is trying to convert them to Homelander's side. With Cate's potential involvement in brainwashing young Supes at Godolkin, Gen V season 2 promises significant plot developments.

Reveals about Gen V season 2 have provided intriguing answers to the cliffhanger ending surrounding Marie Moreau. As The Boys reaches its end, Gen V season 2's story is expected to tie heavily into the overarching plot as Homelander grows closer to absolute power. With reveals, trailers, and news updates aplenty, Screen Rant has been present at San Diego Comic-Con 2024 to learn a lot about the upcoming installment in The Boys' universe.

In The Boys' official Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2024, updates were also given after Gen V after season 1's cliffhanger ending.

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“The Boys” Season 4 has exceeded 55 million viewers since premiering July 21 on Prime Video, according to Amazon’s internal data.

The first official viewership number by the streamer, which Amazon says exceeds Season 3 by 20% through 39 days post-premiere, marks the superhero show’s third consecutive season of global viewership growth.

60% of “The Boys” Season 4’s audience was based outside of the US with strong performances in UK, Brazil, India, Germany, Canada, France, Mexico, Spain and Italy.

The milestone comes after Prime Video previously revealed that Season 4’s premiere viewership surpassed Season 3 by 21% in its first four days.

“The Boys” also showed a strong showing on the Nielsen streaming charts, scoring 1.19 billion viewing minutes during the week of June 10-16, the third most-watched streaming program for that week week, clocking in behind...

The following article contains spoilers for The Boys season 4.

Gen V season 2 will offer an early look at the new world created by The Boys season 4 finale. The Gen V cast could make regular appearances on The Boys in its final season, and vice versa. Gen V characters like Sam and Cate may impact the flagship show with new storylines.

The Boys creator Eric Kripke discusses how the season 4 finale will tie into Gen V season 2. After only appearing briefly in season 4, Gen V's Cate Dunlap (Maddie Phillips) and Sam Riordan (Asa Germann) arrive in a big way during the final minutes of the Boys season 4 finale. They're a key part of the plan to separate the titular group, with Cate seemingly recruiting Frenchie (Tomer Capone) as Sam easily holds Kimiko (Karen Fukuhara) back.

In a bonus video posted by Prime Video and tied to the recent season finale, Kripke...

Warning: Spoilers for The Boys season 4, episode 5 to follow.

Hughie's character growth in The Boys season 4 focuses on maturity and forgiveness, as he learns to take leadership and let go of past traumas. Gen V characters Cate Dunlap and Sam Riordan make intriguing cameos, highlighting their roles in Homelander's army and Vought's manipulation of heroes. The V52 panel is a cheeky nod to Marvel's fan events, poking fun at the superhero genre's extensive cinematic universe.

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke recently opened up about some of the most impactful moments from the latest episode of the hit Amazon Prime Video series. He delved into the emotional significance of a pivotal scene between Jack Quaids character, Hughie, and Simon Peggs character, Hugh Sr. But thats not all Kripke also shed light on the intriguing cameos from Gen V characters Cate Dunlap (Maddie Phillips) and Sam Riordan (Asa Germann), as well...

One of the more absurd corporate gimmicks The Boys parodied this season was actually inspired by its own distributor.

In an X post, showrunner Eric Kripke assessed a gag from Season 4's "Beware the Jabberwock, My Son" where Cameron Coleman and The Deep reveal how Vought uses "custom-made digital product placement" to supposedly appeal to its diverse audience's interests. Citing a Marketing Brew article, Kripke revealed that this concept -- whose algorithmic choices were depicted as comedically out of touch on the show -- is real and "Amazon pitched it to us for The Boys, we said no thanks, but we're definitely making a joke about it in Season 4. Then we did."

Y'know, custom digital product placement is a real thing, you guys. Amazon pitched it to us for #TheBoys, we said no thanks, but we're definitely making a joke about it in Season 4. Then we did. https://t.co/dEi8Vc3IXS pic.

ollowing contains spoilers for The Boys Season 4, Episode 5, "Beware the Jabberwock, My Son," now streaming on Prime Video.

Generations collide on The Boys' latest episode, a sign of Homelander's long-term ambitions.

In a conversation with Variety, showrunner Eric Kripke discussed the choice to bring Gen V's Cate Dunlap and Sam Riordan into Vought's inner circle and how these cameos might tie into the spinoff's upcoming season. As he explained, making Cate and Sam part of the D23-inspired V52 panel gave Homelander some degree of "cover to bring different superheroes close to him as he's starting to put together this army. And it made sense that Cate, who is also a supe supremacist, would want to sign up for that. I think Sam is a little more reluctant, but he also doesn't really speak up with his own opinions he sort of needs to evolve into that still as a character.

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When it comes to superhero satire, nobody does it better than The Boys. The show’s premise was built around mocking superheroes, so the big boys would eventually take a hit. And that’s precisely what happened in the latest episode of Season 4.

Episode 5 takes a direct jab at the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In Vought’s rendition of a comic con called the V52 Expo, we get the first look at the Vought Cinematic Universe. Mocking the Marvel universe, the Vcu unveils an overpacked slate of content, with phases 7 to 19.

Many fans loved the joke and wanted the movies released on the big screen. So, in this article, we’ll rank the most wanted movies from the Vought Cinematic Universe.

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Since its June 13, 2024 premiere, “The Boys” Season 4 has been going strong, attracting significant attention as it heads into its penultimate season. Currently Certified Fresh with high ratings, Amazon reports an increase in viewership for the series. Despite this success, some fans are review-bombing the season due to its heightened political undertones. However, the show’s parody elements remain a highlight. In the latest episode, “The Boys” took a jab at Disney with their V52 Expo, a spoof of Disney’s D23, where they announced a slew of new fictional projects.

The V52 Expo continues the show’s tradition of satirizing Disney, particularly its MCU efforts. None of these announced projects will come to fruition, adding another layer of meta-humor to the series. The Expo, hosted by The Deep (Chace Crawford) and Cameron Coleman (Matthew Edison), revealed 32 fictional films and shows for the Vcu (Vought Cinematic Universe) Phases 7-10.

The Vcu...

The Boys Season 4 has been going strong since its June 13, 2024 premiere and continues attracting a lot of attention, going strong into its penultimate season. The season is currently Certified Fresh with high ratings, and Amazon has reported that the series also saw an increase in viewership. Despite that, some fans are review-bombing the season due to its increased political undertone, but it seems that the parody that The Boys is serving us is absolutely the best part of the show. In the most recent episode, The Boys decided to take a stab at Disney, as their V52 Expo, a parody of Disney’s D23, announced a plethora of new projects.

The V52 Expo is a continuing parody of Disney, whose MCU efforts had already been satirized by the show. Of course, none of these projects will ever come to life, as they are fictional films, which is yet another brilliant...

Spoilers for "The Boys" season 4 follow.

"The Boys" season 4 has been teeing up that Billy Butcher (Karl Urban) is seeking a supe-killing virus, one introduced on season 1 of spin-off series "Gen V" (set between seasons 3 and 4 of "The Boys").

The fifth and latest episode — "Beware the Jabberwock, My Son" — sees the Boys going after the virus, which Butcher calls "the answer to our prayers." Vice President Elect Victoria Neuman (Claudia Doumit) got her hands on the remaining virus samples in "Gen V" and this episode reveals she's overseeing further experiments with it. The Boys recruit former Vought International CEO, and Neuman's adoptive father, Stan Edgar (Giancarlo Esposito) to help them track down Neuman's secret lab.

The virus isn't the only "Gen V" connection; two of that show's main cast members show up in "Beware the Jabberwock, My Son." "Gen V" is set in a superhero college, Godolkin University, and...

This article contains spoilers for The Boys season 4 episode 5.

Prime Video’s The Boys always seemed like a prime candidate for spinoffs, which it eventually received in the form of both animated anthology The Boys Presents: Diabolical and college dramedy Gen V. Now these two shows have seeped into the consciousness of The Boys season 4, with the former giving us clues into Billy Butcher’s fate, and the latter building up anticipation for a potential supe-destroying virus that was finally revealed in the latest episode, “Beware the Jabberwock, My Son.”

As the intersection of these three shows starts to become tangible, The Boys creator Eric Kripke hopes that he doesn’t overwhelm fans with too many plot points. He spoke with Den of Geek about his excitement and carefully calculated intentions surrounding The Boys’ expanded world in an exclusive interview.

“It was really fun [seeing the shows intersect],” Kripke says. “I mean, obviously, now...

The Boys season 4, episode 5 will feature Gen V characters Cate Dunlap and Sam Riordan at Vought Tower. Season 4 connects with the spinoff's events and the Supe-killing virus from Gen V is referenced in the trailer.

The Boys season 4, episode 5 trailer confirms the new episode will feature two Gen V characters. Season 4 is the first season to take place after the events of the spinoff's first season and has already featured several connections between the series.

A teaser trailer for The Boys season 4, episode 5 shows Gen V's Cate Dunlap and Sam Riordan inside Vought Tower, confirming they will appear in episode 5. The trailer also references the Supe-killing virus that was introduced in Gen V. Check out the trailer below:

This Thursday, it's #V52 with a side of sheep on V. pic.twitter.com/zzNEkMWsXp The Boys (@TheBoysTV) June 24, 2024

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The Boys series creator Eric Kripke addressed the future of the superhero franchise, teasing the development of other spinoffs besides Diego Luna and Gael Garca Bernals The Boys: Mexico spinoff. This comes after it was officially announced that the hit Prime Video show had been renewed for a fifth and final season.

During a recent interview with Variety, Kripke was asked how the ending of The Boys would affect the future of its current spinoffs Gen V and The Boys: Mexico. He assured fans that the franchise would continue even if the main series had concluded its run, especially when there are lots of possible stories to explore within the universe of The Boys. "I think they can and should continue. The Boys story is about Butcher and Homelander and these two planets crashing into each other and this particular story doesn't work without both of them. And you can...

Hamish Linklater will be calling the shots at Godolkin University when Gen V returns for Season 2.

The actor has been cast as Cipher, described as the school’s “charismatic and charming” new dean, TVLine has learned. According to Cipher’s official description, he’s “trained as a scientist, he’s politically brilliant, and has the trust and admiration of officials at the highest level.”

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"The Boys" season 4 will soon be upon us, but we'd be remiss to forget the spin-off series "Gen V." I was skeptical about the college-set superhero show, but it proved to have the same audacious spirit as its parent program ("Gen V" has pluckier leads too).

One of the most memorable "Gen V" scenes is the "puppet massacre" in episode 5, "Welcome to the Monster Club." Sam Riordan (Asa Germann), a super-strong teenager who's been locked in a lab, goes berserk and tears some attacking soldiers apart. But due to his loose grip on reality, he imagines himself and the others as Muppets, leading to a scene where Sam disembowels men but we only see puppet blood and bones. "The Boys" and "Gen V" are not shy about violence, so this altered reality has nothing to do with censorship. Rather, it explores Sam's character and his childish outlook on violence he...

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke has shared a pre-production update regarding the current status of Season 5. This comes after two weeks since the hit superhero show successfully scored an early season renewal, ahead of its impending return this coming June.

During a recent interview with Screen Rant, Kripke admitted they have just opened the writers room for The Boys Season 5, revealing that he doesnt have anything concrete to share story wise since its still currently in the early stages of development. "Even I don't. I mean, we're about a month into the writers' room right now, so we have some pretty cool notions," he said. "It's a very raw lava-esque deal right now. It hasn't hardened into anything, but I'm excited. I think there's some crazy sh-t's been talked about, that's for sure."

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The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series in the world at this moment. The twisted take on the superhero genre, adapted from the comic book of the same name, became a major hit for Amazon Prime and a series that has pushed the boundaries of what can be shown on TV in more ways than one. After three successful seasons and a spin-off series, the fourth season of The Boys is coming back later this year, with the premiere scheduled for June 13, 2024 but today, a month before the upcoming season’s premiere, we have received confirmation that The Boys have been renewed for Season 5, which is absolutely amazing!

Not much has been revealed at this point, but Amazon has released a short teaser video featuring Kimiko, which confirms the renewal. As you might have guessed, we are going to show this teaser to you in the upcoming paragraphs.

Trailer footage for The Boys season 4 strongly suggests Sam Riordan is the new Black Noir. Sam and Cate standing with A-Train at Vought HQ hints the two Gen V characters play key roles in the new season. The trailer proves Black Noir II has more or less the same powers as his predecessor. Sam fits that bill perfectly.

A huge Black Noir replacement theory that was already gaining momentum ahead of The Boys season 4 is made even more likely by two key moments from trailer footage. While the original Black Noir was ruthlessly killed by Homelander in The Boys season 3's ending, the silent Seven supe is nevertheless confirmed as appearing in The Boys season 4. Vought has hired another character to secretly replace Noir and hide his death from the public, but the new face behind the mask is becoming a growing mystery for Amazon's superhero franchise.

One popular theory...

A new trailer has been released for the anticipated fourth season of The Boys. Ahead of the show's return to Prime Video in May, the new trailer provides a sneak peek that includes a Gen V crossover.

The trailer was premiered at Ccxp in Brazil and is now available online. Present at the fan convention to present the trailer were cast members including Antony Starr (Homelander), Erin Moriarty (Starlight), Karen Fukuhara (Kimiko), Chace Crawford (The Deep), and Claudia Doumit (Vanessa Neuman). Of course, they all will be back in the fourth season of The Boys, as can be seen in the trailer. The trailer also reveals appearances from Gen V stars Maddie Phillips (Cate Dunlap) and Asa Germann (Sam Riordan), confirming there will be some crossover with the spinoff series. Fans can watch the trailer below.

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The official trailer for "The Boys" season 4 just dropped, and it looks like some of the antiheroes in Prime Video's hit series are having a bit of an identity crisis. "Violence isn't brave," Jack Quaid's Hughie says at one point, noting that the titular kill squad should probably stop killing everyone if they actually want to save the world. Of course, in typical "The Boys" fashion, that nice sentiment is surrounded on all sides by violence: rooms full of dead bodies, a leg getting sawed off, and a guy going splat against a building, among other (gross) things.

That last kill will surely be of interest to fans of the series, as it's committed by Butcher's own stepson, Ryan (Cameron Crovetti), who's now under the tutelage of his biological dad, weirdo supervillain Homelander (Antony Starr). After he seemingly explodes a guy against a building, Ryan is rewarded with...

The countdown to the fourth season of Amazon Prime’s critically acclaimed series The Boys has begun. A new trailer for the latest recently dropped while also reiterating that we are a little over a month away from the fourth installment, which promises to answer several lingering questions about the conflict between the titular group and Vought-sponsored supes.

The original Black Noir was killed off in The Boys season 3

One question fans hope the season answers will revolve around the mysterious return of The Seven member Black Noir, who was unceremoniously killed by Homelander in the third season. As the trailer provides a glimpse at Black Noir’s return, it also hints at how the character will be revived, and a Gen V character could be at the center of it all. Here is how a Gen V supe might replace Black Noir.

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The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series in the world at this moment. The twisted take on the superhero genre, adapted from the comic book of the same name, became a major hit for Amazon Prime and a series that has pushed the boundaries of what can be shown on TV in more ways than one. After three successful seasons and a spin-off series, the fourth season of The Boys is coming back later this year, with the premiere scheduled for June 13, 2024. We have received a preview trailer and several posters, and today, a new proper trailer was released in preparation for the premiere.

The trailer highlights some new scenes and moments from the upcoming season, which is why we can share the excitement of all the fans as well. It is also a fairly long trailer, and based on what we saw, the season promises to be quite exciting!

The trailer for season four of The Boys has arrived, with our first confirmation that it will have a crossover with spinoff series Gen V and that we will see the superheroes facing their greatest challenge yet.

In the trailer, we hear Karl Urban’s Billy Butcher tell his team, “I look back on my life, and all I see are the messes I’ve made…and I ain’t got time to fix it. I can do one thing right with the time I’ve got left, but I can’t do it alone. I can’t do it without you.” From here, we see that the team will be forced to come to terms with their celebrity, particularly how it will shift as they go on their next missions and evolve into “wrathful gods.”

This is a damn good trailer that builds even more hype for season four of The Boys,...

The trailer of season 4 of The Boys saw many surprises, including a return from Black Noir. The iconic character was killed at the end of season 3 by the Homelander for not telling him about his father. However, the new season sees the silent, masked hero returning to fight Billy the Butcher and the gang in an action-packed scene.

The trailer sees a hand-to-hand combat between Butcher and Black Noir at an office. While fans were excited to see Black Noir returning, they were greeted with an appearance from Gen V’s Asa Germann, who plays Sam Riordan. This sparked a fan theory that Riordan would don the Black Noir suit in the upcoming season.

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The official trailer for The Boys season four is here.

Stars of the Emmy-winning show, including Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, Chace Crawford, Karen Fukuhara and Claudia Doumit, revealed the explosive trailer at an inaugural Ccxp fan convention in Mexico. A previous teaser for the series premiered at Ccxp in Brazil in December.

“I look back on my life, and all I see are the messes I’ve made,” Karl Urban’s Butcher says at the start of the nearly three-minute look at the fourth season of The Boys. “And I ain’t got time to fix it. I can do one thing right with the time I’ve got left, but I can’t do it alone. I can’t do it without you,” he tells his team.

In the fourth season of the hit series, “the world is on the brink,” according to Prime Video. “Victoria Neuman (Doumit) is...

La segunda temporada de la exitosa serie de Prime Video, que amplía el universo de ‘The Boys’, está lista para empezar a rodarse. © Prime Video

Pese a su rápida renovación antes del estreno de su primera temporada, el desarrollo de la segunda de “Gen V” ha sido muy lento, pero ahora tenemos novedades sobre su rodaje, y parece que empezará pronto.

En una entrevista con Arc Studio, el guionista de la segunda temporada, Thomas Schnauz, ha revelado que el rodaje de la segunda temporada de “Gen V” comenzará “probablemente en 2 o 3 semanas”, en abril de 2024. Aunque Schnauz no participó en la primera temporada de la serie, estrenada en Prime Video el pasado septiembre, se ha unido al proyecto para su segunda temporada. El guionista es conocido por su trabajo en la exitosa serie “Breaking Bad” y su spin-off “Better Call Saul”.

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The Super Bowl video for The Boys season 4 suggests that Cate and Sam from Gen V will likely appear in the upcoming season, potentially as replacements for major supes who left Vought in season 3. Cate and Sam would be valuable assets in a fight against The Boys, with Sam's physical strength and Cate's ability to manipulate reality making them formidable opponents. Their roles in season 4 remain unclear, but they look to be active supes under Vought's banner.

Two Gen V characters look even more likely to appear in The Boys season 4 after the release of a brand-new promo video. The first live-action spinoff in Amazon's The Boys franchise, Gen V proved to be deeply connected to its parent series. As well as big cameos from Homelander and Billy Butcher in Gen V season 1's ending, the college-based spinoff introduced a supe virus that could potentially trigger the shocking conclusion from...

The following contains spoilers for Gen V, now streaming on Prime Video.

The Boys season 4 could potentially feature some Gen V cameos in higher places.

Speaking to TVLine, Gen V executive producer Michele Fazekas hinted at a few of the show's teen protagonists joining Homelander as member of the Seven, albeit at a moral cost. "That will always be the carrot," she teased, adding, "It's like, this is a thing that you want, but the carrot is interesting because the carrot's starting to get rotten, and I think our people are starting to figure that out — which is not to say that they're not going to take it anyway. Because if you limit their choices enough, it starts looking pretty good. But I don't know… that's another thing where you want to be very, very mindful of when you pull that card."

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The Boys Season 4 Brings Back Dead Black Noir! (Picture Credit: IMDb)

The makers have finally released the Boys Season 4’s first official trailer, and while people are wrapping their heads around what’s coming in the upcoming season, they are left shocked by the return of Black Noir. It was a mysterious character who always had his mask on. He was also one of the members of The Seven, a group of superheroes managed by Vought International. However, the character was killed off in season 3 of the series; hence, his return has intrigued the fans’ interest. Apart from that, the upcoming season will introduce two new series.

Nathan Mitchell portrayed the character of Black Noir, which had a different origin from the comic book. Although the makers of this popular series have been faithful to the material, they strayed off in the case of Mitchell’s character. The new supes...

For most of the first season of Prime Video’s Gen V, Lizze Broadway’s Emma Meyer was predictably found with her roommate Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair) or Sam Riordan (Asa Germann), the young Supe she saved from captivity at the sinister underground research center known as The Woods. With The Boys’ first live-action spin-off series being such a hit among the franchise’s dedicated fandom, a second season is on the way with the Season 1 finale leaving viewers on a cliffhanger. During an interview with Collider’s Perri Nemiroff for an installment of Nemiroff’s Ladies Night series, Broadway chatted about who she hopes to see Emma bond with during the next batch of episodes.

Warning! This article contains spoilers about Gen V season 1.

The Boys season 4 will feature new characters from Gen V who will shake things up for the original cast as they question their parents' choices and motivations. Marie Moreau, the central protagonist of Gen V, has a strong moral character but has also found herself walking a less honest path when it benefits her future. She may become a new Starlight for The Boys, attempting to right the wrongs of The Seven and Vought. Sam Riordan is a powerful and volatile character who presents a significant threat to everyone he comes in contact with. His role in The Boys season 4 will likely involve his desire for revenge and the exposure of Vought's secrets.

The Boys season 4 will pick up after the Gen V finale and directly connect to the events of the new series, which means that some of the newer...

A new video from Vought International teases the return of Cate and Sam from Gen V as the new Guardians of Godolkin, setting up their roles for season 2. The finale of The Boys' spinoff hints at the possibility of Gen V characters appearing in The Boys season 4, possibly addressing the aftermath of the Godolkin attack. While not necessary to watch Gen V, the rebellion and creation of the Supe virus will likely have relevance to the main series, making the new Guardians more recognizable if they return.

A new video for Gen V teases the return of major characters from the series, who now sport the title of The Guardians of Godolkin. In the season finale of The Boys' spinoff, Cate leads a rebellion of Supes against the non-powered people at Godolkin University, prompting Marie and her friends to try and stop her. However, Homelander arrived and intervened, pinning the...

Warning: spoilers ahead for Gen V season 1's finale.

Gen V introduces two new teenagers, Cate and Sam, who could significantly strengthen The Boys' current lineup of the Seven. Sam possesses immense physical strength, comparable to Queen Maeve, making him a formidable addition to the team. Cate's power to manipulate and control others through touch makes her a formidable force, capable of rewriting reality and posing a huge threat to Homelander's enemies.

Gen V has positioned two teens as Seven debutantes for The Boys season 4, and this new lineup could potentially become the strongest iteration of the team thus far. In the world of The Boys, the Seven is renowned as Earth's premiere superhero team, but after The Boys season 3's ending, Vought's biggest merchandise-shifters are shadows of their former selves. The Seven currently consists of Homelander, A-Train, who is recovering from a heart transplant, and The Deep, a frequent butt of aquatic jokes.

This article contains spoilers for Gen V season 1.

Gen V introduces a total of 21 new superpowered characters, each with unique powers and distinct personalities, adding intrigue to the already eccentric world of The Boys. Marie Moreau, the protagonist of Gen V, is a teenage supe with the ability to control blood and seeks to escape her traumatic past by becoming a member of The Seven. Andre Anderson, Emma Meyer, Cate Dunlap, Jordan Li, Sam Riordan, and Luke Riordan are key members of the main supe group in Gen V, each with their own struggles, relationships, and storylines.

Although Amazon Prime Video’s The Boys established the quirky and often violent world of supes, the spinoff series Gen V introduced even more superpowered characters to fall in love with or hate with a burning passion. Gen V just completed its first season on Amazon Prime and is the third series to...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Gen V episode 8!

Sam's lack of puppet visions in the Gen V season 1 finale solidifies his role as a villain, as he no longer needs them to justify his violent actions. Sam starts seeing Golden Boy instead of puppets in the finale, representing his conscience and urging him to make the right choices, which he consistently ignores. The disappearance of the Golden Boy hallucination is caused by Sam's desire to numb his feelings and embrace his violent tendencies, making him even more dangerous in the process.

One of the most unique elements of Gen V is its puppet scenes, and here's why Sam stops seeing puppets in the Gen V season 1 finale and why he sees Golden Boy instead. Throughout Gen V, several scenes consist of Sam interacting with puppet versions of real characters, whether it involves him ripping apart puppet soldiers or having sex with a puppet version of Emma.

[Editor’s note: The following contains major spoilers for the season finale of Gen V.]The season finale of Gen V saw a terrifying supe team-up lead to blood splattered terror on the Godolkin University campus, turning lives upside down and leaving everyone in a place they never could have imagined. It’s anyone’s guess what will come next for Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair), Andre Anderson (Chance Perdomo), Jordan Li (Derek Luh and London Thor), Emma Meyer (Lizze Broadway), Cate Dunlap (Maddie Phillips) and Sam Riordan (Asa Germann), so it’s good to know that not only will there be a Season 2, but some of these events will bleed into Season 4 of The Boys, which could lead to some answers even sooner.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Gen V episode 7!

Gen V introduces new original characters as the potential main villains of season 2, with Sam and Cate emerging as strong contenders. Sam shows a shift towards a darker path in season 2, with his supe supremacist ideology aligning him with villains like Homelander and Stormfront. Cate's villainous arc evolves as she embraces supe supremacy and becomes a powerful enemy who poses a significant threat in Gen V season 2.

Gen V has introduced all kinds of new characters to the world of The Boys franchise, and we think that it has already secretly revealed the main villains of Gen V season 2. Gen V takes place within the massive sprawling universe of The Boys, in which any supe or human could show up at any second to cause some more chaos. While plenty of The Boys characters could be the main villains of season 2, it seems...

Colin Penman, head of makeup for Prime Video’s hit “The Boys” spinoff “Gen V,” broke down the how the show pulled off its violent puppet massacre with a crew that had no puppet-building experience, and the most challenging prop that required 1,000 gallons of fake blood.

From action-packed fighting scenes, bloody explosions to human-sized fake penises, working on a show like “Gen V” isn’t for the faint of heart. And it calls for creatives like Penman, who have a unique set of skills that can help bring the ideas that come from the writers room to life, even if it’s building puppets.

“When we pitched [puppets] initially, we were like ‘This is going to sound crazy.’ And [Penman’s] like, ‘Oh, I’ve done that before.’ We may have started [making the puppets] a little into the previous episodes, but he had done this before. I couldn’t believe it,” showrunner Michele Fazekas told TheWrap in a previous interview.

Gen V executive producers Eric Kripke and Michele Fazekas confirmed that Dean Shetty’s Supe virus will have an impact on The Boys Season 4.

The latest episode of the college-set spinoff dropped a major bombshell, revealing that the dean of Godolkin University is creating a contagious virus that could kill Supes. Speaking with EW, Kripke and Fazekas addressed their decision to introduce such a game-changing storyline on Gen V. "I don't think it's a spoiler to say that, by the end of season 1 of Gen V, there's a handoff to season 4 of The Boys” Kripke said. "When they were breaking the virus storyline, they just had to be in regular communication with me in my room to understand, "Is that a thing out in the world that'll be helpful to us or is it going to f--- us?"

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Actor Jensen Ackles switched up his schedule so he could reprise his role as Soldier Boy in the “The Boys” spinoff, “Gen V,” at the request of the series’ showrunner Michele Fazekas, and its executive producer, Eric Kripke, the two told TheWrap in an interview.

“We needed a marquee character to come in to be like our heroes’ guide within [Cate’s, played by Maddie Phillips] dream,” Kripke explained.

Spoiler alert: This post contains plot details from Episode 6 of “Gen V”

In Episode 6 — titled “Jumanji” — viewers see Marie (Jaz Sinclair), Jordan (London Thor and Derek Luh) and Andre (Chance Perdomo) travel through Cate’s mind in hopes of discovering more about Godolkin University’s secret lab the Woods, as well her involvement with it. After seeing a replay of Cate’s traumatic childhood with her mother, they are pleasantly (or unpleasantly) surprised by an appearance from “The Boys” character Soldier Boy, who pops up...

Gen V, the spin-off series of The Boys, has been renewed for a second season, showcasing the success and popularity of the show. The second season of Gen V is currently in development, with details about the plot yet to be revealed. The new episodes will likely take place at Godolkin University, featuring the main cast, and may have connections to the fourth season of The Boys.

Although there are still a few episodes to be released to finish broadcasting its first season, Gen V gets the green light for a second installment, expanding the universe of The Boys.

As expected, the most recent series in the universe led by Eric Kripke for Amazon Prime Video was as successful as the original show. Set at Godolkin University, Gen V follows a group of students who aspire to become the next great generation of superheroes, being part of The Seven, becoming film and television stars,...

Jensen Ackles is making a cameo appearance as Soldier Boy in the next episode of The Boys spinoff, Gen V. Despite Soldier Boy's dangerous and temperamental nature, the protagonists search for him to defeat Antony Starr's character, but he fails. While it is unclear what Soldier Boy's role will be in Gen V, Jensen Ackles could have a larger role in James Gunn's new Dcu as the new Batman.

Gen V is bringing back one of the most recently introduced but extremely popular characters from The Boys. That's right, the next episode of the spinoff of the hit Amazon Prime Video show will include a cameo by Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy. After starring on Supernatural for 15 years, Ackles decided to take on a new challenge in his acting career and followed Eric Kripke, who was the original creator of The CW series, to join the cast of The Boys.

The latest promo trailer for Gen V has dropped, teasing the appearance of a fan-favorite The Boys character in its upcoming episode.

Released on Prime Video, the 30-second trailer finally confirmed which Gen V episode will feature Jensen Ackles’ long-awaited Soldier Boy cameo. The villainous Supe is set to appear in the upcoming sixth episode of the college-set spinoff titled "Jumanji," which is written by Lauren Greer. Soldier Boy was last seen by fans during the Season 3 finale of The Boys, in which he was once again put under a cryogenic sleep, and has now been taken into custody by the government. That’s why, it remains unclear if Soldier Boy’s surprise appearance would be a part of a flashback sequence, or did he somehow manage to escape captivity leading him to meet Godolkin University’s brightest students.

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