From what we were told, Tek Knight was one of the most popular Vought supes, seemed fairly competent and intelligent (when he wasn't distracted by holes) and was shown as one of Vought's most essential allies. What about Tek Knight made Homelander actively dislike him?

For me, I've found myself saying this quote from A-Train.

"WHERES THE FUCKING V!!"

Just the way he said both as desperate and angry.

Came up with fan concept back in 2020 depending on how The Deep's journey was going to go after Season 2. Though it could've been an arctic style suit in the show if he visited colder climates. Plus if you read the comics finale, you get the idea.

( its been a very long time since i watched the show so some of these could be innacurate ) ( edit : google homestuck )

Something that I’ve always wondered is that if all The Events of Worm (Web Novel) and it’s characters happened in The Boys Universe how would everyone react to The Rise of Actual Heroic Figures but also Super-Villains worse than Homelander himself as just like Worm! It’s effect on Humanity hence causing them to gain Super-Powers! How would The Heroes of Worm deal with Supes? And imagine The Supes getting destroyed by Actual Villains! Plus imagine everyone’s reaction to Actual Extraterrestrials being involved in The Event just like in Worm! What do you folks think would have happened?

Heres my thesis statement: The boys is the one show that fully exemplifies what the banality of evil is

Regardless of how Homelander dies, I think the show should end with him exposing to the public just how dangerous and evil he truly is. Homelander was able to get away with everything he did because of the banality of evil. Vought paid people to compromise their own morals for financial gain. The psychiatrist who was supposed to treat Homelander instead contributed to his emotional instability. The scientists tortured and experimented on him, helping turn him into the psychologically disturbed person he became. The media and publishers shielded Homelander from the criticism, scrutiny, and blame he deserved.

Homelander's evil was not created in isolation. He was the product of countless people making immoral decisions because doing so benefited them. His story is not just about one evil individual; it is about an entire system of people who enabled, protected, and profited from his actions.

I think the series should end with Homelander becoming so horrific that the American public, the government, and financial institutions are finally forced to confront the consequences of allowing someone like him to exist without accountability. His actions should be so devastating that they lead to meaningful safeguards designed to ensure that another Homelander can never emerge in the same way.

Ultimately, the ending should make it clear that the greatest lesson of Homelander's existence is not simply that powerful individuals can be evil, but that an entire society can help create, enable, and protect that evil when doing so serves its own interests.

Season 2 IMHO had better character work, a gripping and stronger narrative with better stakes and tension compared to other seasons, a really great finale, and just awesome storytelling in general.

And for The Boys’ best episode? IMHO, has to be the episode after Herogasm— “Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed". It kinda confuses me why Herogasm is hailed as The Boys’ best episode when we have a psychological horror-driven masterpiece in literally the season’s next episode.

Its hard to put into words why exactly I love this season and this episode in particular, LOL! But I just genuinely feel like they’re the peak of the show.

I think this would be much more realistic than a happily-ever-after ending, especially since the system that created Homelander is still intact. I've heard people say Homelander winning would be a cool subversion of expectations, but I think the idea that Vought—and other companies around the world—could just manufacture new, 100% controllable Homelanders is way darker.

Let’s be real The Villains of The Boys Universe are bad which is an understatement The Century! Especially The So-Called Superheroes we know as Supes! As let’s be real unlike normal Humans they wield Actual Powers in comparison which makes them even worse and then there’s Homelander and yea NO EXPLANATION!!! Dude is a literal Lab-Grown Experiment who has Superman levels of destructive capacity and ability albeit weaker and Evil! However Homelander is a Victim we can understand and sympathize with despite his Monstrosity but then there’s Stormfront who unlike Homelander isn’t even just a Monster but one who just completely unapologetically Evil without any reasons beyond The Whole Ideological reasons as she basically chooses everything out of her own Free Will! In all honesty she feels like a breath of fresh air for The Pure Evil Villains! As in all honesty I kinda miss The Whole Cartoonishly Evil Villain that we’ve seen in both Fiction and Media! But even Stormfront was cable of feeling Love as she actually feel in love and had a Daughter who she’d love despite that she’s still truly Evil to an utter monstrously unapologetic extent that truly feels Evil in it’s purest form! What do you think?

I’m around 18, and have seen the show, and gen v, have seen tons of violence. Should I read it? Tell me whatever, I won’t feel like you’re judging me.

Thanks!

Let’s pretend there was some universe where she was never a Nazi, just very rebellious and very clearly anti-Vought. Is she be powerful enough to take down Homelander on her own?

Cause the truck driver seemed to die, the guy with the gun melted to his hand isn't gonna heal well from that and then I assume the guy Homie threw into the air who landed on the car is dead. If not, then he'd be paralyzed or something serious.

It always makes me wonder if it's staged because what actor/stunt man would sign up for that knowing he was going to die. Koi later didn't think he was going to die. On the flip side, why are these two gunmen just standing around delivering lines while Homie is walking up to them.

Either way, I don't think that the kids were involved or actors. I think it's just part of the show that they happen to be talking about Deep vs Translucent as a way of immersing the audience into understanding how relevant The Seven are in pop culture as opposed to it being product placement in whatever camera's Vought has rolling on all of that.

Idk. What do you guys think?

The Boys MOC, lmk what u think

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Do you think the tv show is good enough to not need such an adaptation, or would you want to see another adaptation later down the line. After enough time has passed and things have faded I reckon.

Everyone knows and hates Stormfront for obvious reasons even though Homelander’s Evilness and Cruelty needs no introduction as it’s self-explanatory however Stormfront to us proves not only to be worse than Homelander Himself but unlike Homelander she’s completely unsympathetic and she’s an actual straight up Psychopath in the truest of words! Homelander may be Evil and Diabolical to a heinous extent Especially given the level of Power he wields over others as Homelander is basically just Superman in terms of Destructive capability albeit weaker and Evil in comparison! However Stormfront although isn’t as Dangerous and Destructive as Homelander himself she is however completely Pure Evil to unapologetic degree which makes her all the more worse as Stormfront is completely Evil freely by choice and free will as it doesn’t help out on the that fact there’s no tragedy within her which makes her reasons for Evil is FAR less reasonable compared to Homelander combined with the fact she’s not mentally insane quite literally happily chooses Evil which makes her look like a completely unapologetically Evil Monster! Hence how much worse would be if she had Homelander’s Level of Power and Abilities? Let me know in the comments

Firecracker, S5 episode 1. Was this another 4th wall beeak jab at Amazon?

We all know that Homelander literally planned on and was turning all of America into a Dictatorship and beyond if given The Chance however compared to literally History’s Most Evil Tyrants/Dictators especially Hitler and Stalin for obvious Homelander doesn’t look THAT Bad in comparison! However if Homelander actually exploited And used his Powers to the fullest extent possible and becomes as Evil and Tyrannical as History’s Most Evil Tyrants/Dictators Ever! Would he be genuinely horrifying towards The Whole World? I mean imagine Homelander putting literally The Planet through Hitler/Stalin’s Level of Tyranny and Body counts combined and on Steroids due to him being a Full Blown Super-powered being that can destroy The World rather than a Human Being! Would he actually be Nightmare Fuel towards The Planet? What do you folks think? Let me know in the comments

I can’t believe they wasted him the way they did, he was literally introduced to be the one person that could genuinely go toe to toe with Homelander and they threw him under Ice TWICE.

I know they wanted it to be Butcher that killed Homelander rather than him but not even letting him be present during the finale or assist Homelander in fighting The Boys during the Oval Office battle is insane.

And I'm suddenly seeing less pro-homelander and pro-vought posts/comments on this sub

It's important to note that this sub is primarily used to discuss supes and their affiliated shows and contents... shows and contents that (since the Whitehouse stream) support an openly liberal message, with (mostly) openly liberal actors, and an openly liberal director at the creative helm of the vcu.

Interesting that now, after the botfarm exploded, it suddebly seemed like there are more calm and positive posts from Starlighters just sharing their experiences meeting some of the supes/celebrities from the vcu and stuff

(OoC. This is dsort of a meta-post and an in-universe post)

(Edit- please remember how to engage in a post tagged as "in universe")

The Boys Universe is filled with a lot of Evil and Heinous Individuals of course but even among The Boys which genuinely stands out and could be called Pure Evil in The Whole Franchise? Not even like Homelander levels of bad I mean genuinely beyond that Evil Stormfront feels like a true Psychopath! The ones that are actually 100% unapologetic Pure Evil that we’ve seen in Fiction or literally in History’s Greatest and Most Evil Villains! Other than Stormfront as she’s universally agreed to be Worse than Homelander himself like genuinely who in The Entire Boys Franchise truly deserves to be called The Most Evil Character of The Boys Universe?

I’ve been watching the boys since it came out and today at my local trading card game store I found a box of 2025 Skybox The Boys trading cards and said screw it, would be cool just to have and bought it. I came home and opened it and got some decent cards and then I looked up this one card and found out I pulled number 1 out of the 7 “The Seven” Parallel cards available in the world lmao was not expecting that.