É o cara cagando em um saco e jogando a merda na casa da vizinha.
É a familia morando em uma casa tomada pela enchente cheia de leptospirose, contaminada por fezes, urina e ameaçando a desmoronar.
É a familiar jogando o dinheiro do Bolsa Família no Tigrinho.
Kripke: She [Marie] has all of this power, and everyone online is like, 'Well, why doesn’t she just go take on Homelander?’ I’m like, 'She’s a 19-year-old kid! She has no idea how to wield any of it in any sort of responsible, controlled way,’" Kripke said. "Were there to be another season of Gen V, that would be her training-with-Yoda season where she really learns how to take the next step.
We saw season 2 of Gen V, Kripke.
We saw her train all season and the things she could do by the end. She's one of the most powerful supes that can be used against him. We've seen people inject V and immediately have control over their powers. Ryan's younger than her with less training, but he will certainly be a part of the final battle. The logic does not add up.
Butcher literally sought to send Ryan on a suicide mission against Homelander, despite him being Becca's son and a real teenager, for the chance to kill Homelander with the virus. It's the fucking final season, LOL, they're literally racing against time to eliminate Homelander at all costs.
Starlight telling Marie that she can't control her powers is hilarious, LOL. Bumlight is literally a useless character who gets beaten up by any random Super and whose powers do nothing.
This is just him realizing he made a mistake by creating such a powerful spinoff character, so now he needs to manufacture a bullshit reason for her absence. And he really expects the audience to believe that the decision to nerf her came about organically, rather than it being a cheap justification for excluding her from the fight. What did he think was going to happen when he created her character? Where's the foresight?
Was Kripke so shortsighted when writing Gen-V, seasons 1 and 2, that he didn't understand what that meant for season 5? Is he writing with his ass?
Estou mais preocupado com todo o resto, Lula se tornou presidente novamente em 2022, mas o Congresso se tornou de maioria de direita porque a direita (infelizmente) sabe coordenar para tomar todo o resto. O Conselho Tutelar foi tomado completamente por evangélicos na base do ZAP e propaganda.
Acho que a esquerda só se preocupa em manter o presidente, mas não em buscar um equilíbrio de 50/50 no Congresso ou até a maioria, o que força a ser refém do Centrão (quê é de direita).
At the end of The Boys, Hughie is a psychiatric patient in a clinic, being treated by Dr. John and nurse Billy. Hughie has fallen in love with nurse Annie, who works another shift, and calls all the other patients and visitors he sees "Supers." His hospitalization was due to the trauma of seeing his girlfriend hit by a car, which he believes was driven by a super speedster.
Note: Dr. John is lactose intolerant.
Honestly, considering all the things magic can do in Harry Potter, all the problems that limit Muggles should be nonexistent for wizards.
• Fuel? Just enchant the ship with a levitation charm. Arthur Weasley enchanted a car with the Levitation spell.
• Space problem? Just enchant the ship with a Space Expansion spell.
• Oxygen? Just conjure air.
• Gravity? Just create a Gravity Charm or one that keeps them on the ship's floor.
• Cosmic Radiation? Just create an Enchantment Charm that filters cosmic radiation.
Etc.
And that's without considering point-to-point travel options like Portkeys and the Vanishing Cabinet.
Apparently, the average human has approximately 100,000 to 150,000 strands of hair.
100,000 strands of hair, 1 for each potion that lasts 12 hours, equates to ~136 years while maintaining the appearance of a 17-year-old.
But hair grows, so let's assume you shave your head every two months until you're 18...
You have 6 lots of hair from when you were 17, enough for 821 years.
But spells to make hair grow are common, so that problem disappears, so you are able to produce an infinite amount of reserve hair.
Voila, eternal youth similar to the Philosopher's Stone, and the immortality of the Philosopher's Stone requires the Wizard to continue taking the Elixir of Life to continue living.
At this point, I think Nicolas Flamel's immortality is just Polyjuice Potion, LOL.
Apparently, the average human has approximately 100,000 to 150,000 strands of hair.
100,000 strands of hair, 1 for each potion that lasts 12 hours, equates to ~136 years while maintaining the appearance of a 17-year-old.
But hair grows, so let's assume you shave your head every two months until you're 18...
You have 6 lots of hair from when you were 17, enough for 821 years.
But spells to make hair grow are common, so that problem disappears, so you are able to produce an infinite amount of reserve hair.
Voila, eternal youth similar to the Philosopher's Stone, and the immortality of the Philosopher's Stone requires the Wizard to continue taking the Elixir of Life to continue living.
At this point, I think Nicolas Flamel's immortality is just Polyjuice Potion, LOL.
Apparently, the average human has approximately 100,000 to 150,000 strands of hair.
100,000 strands of hair, 1 for each potion that lasts 12 hours, equates to ~136 years while maintaining the appearance of a 17-year-old.
But hair grows, so let's assume you shave your head every two months until you're 18...
You have 6 lots of hair from when you were 17, enough for 821 years.
But spells to make hair grow are common, so that problem disappears, so you are able to produce an infinite amount of reserve hair.
Voila, eternal youth similar to the Philosopher's Stone, and the immortality of the Philosopher's Stone requires the Wizard to continue taking the Elixir of Life to continue living.
At this point, I think Nicolas Flamel's immortality is just Polyjuice Potion, LOL.
Pointed Hats represent the Government, and Brim Hats are the faction that uses magic forbidden by the Government.
The only magic allowed to be used on the human body is memory erasure magic.
Want to heal an injured or sick person? Forbidden Magic.
A person was born with a condition like blindness, deformities, is an amputee or quadriplegic and you want to fix or modify them? Forbidden Magic.
Have you had all your life memories erased by someone and want a spell to recover them? Forbidden Magic.
Have you been transformed into a mindless, bloodsucking monster? Too bad, reversing that is Forbidden Magic.
Etc.
Even if it means using magic to save people, if it's "Forbidden Magic," your memories will be erased by the Government (all knowledge of magic in general).
You'd think it would be easy for the Brim Hats to establish themselves as a just and appealing faction if they were a little empathetic and properly capitalized on that aspect, but they all act like radical extremist lunatics; they're basically free government propaganda of "see? we told you only government-controlled magic is good."
One of them literally transforms one of the Coco friends into a monstrous beast to blackmail her into becoming one of them, instead of approaching her normally, or offering the chance to restore the protagonist's petrified mother whom she accidentally turned to stone. And they spy on the protagonist's life all the time, enough to know this.
Heck, even one of the Coco friend Coustas, went from kind and friendly to a radical extremist in record time when he discovered magic through the Brim Hats. Sure, he was traumatized due to Dogda being on the verge of death, but still, he became an extremist hilariously fast.
Basically, in the world of Witch Hat Atelier, everyone who knew and was able to draw magic in the past... but without real regulations, the world fell into constant wars and war crimes through the use of all kinds of unregulated magic were common.
Then a select group of witches gathered and erased the knowledge of magic from the entire world, monopolized all magical knowledge and the selection of who could be a witch, and then banned any kind of magic directed at the human body - as well as those that significantly affect the environment on a large scale (like vaporizing rivers).
Pointed Hats represent the Government, and Brim Hats are the faction that uses magic forbidden by the Government.
The only magic allowed to be used on the human body is memory erasure magic.
Want to heal an injured or sick person? Forbidden Magic.
A person was born with a condition like blindness, deformities, is an amputee or quadriplegic and you want to fix or modify them? Forbidden Magic.
Have you had all your life memories erased by someone and want a spell to recover them? Forbidden Magic.
Have you been transformed into a mindless, bloodsucking monster? Too bad, reversing that is Forbidden Magic.
Etc.
Even if it means using magic to save people, if it's "Forbidden Magic," your memories will be erased by the Government (all knowledge of magic in general).
You'd think it would be easy for the Brim Hats to establish themselves as a just and appealing faction if they were a little empathetic and properly capitalized on that aspect, but they all act like radical extremist lunatics; they're basically government propaganda of "see? we told you only government-controlled magic is good."
One of them literally transforms one of the protagonist's friends into a monstrous beast to blackmail her into becoming one of them, instead of approaching her normally, or offering the chance to restore the protagonist's petrified mother whom she accidentally turned to stone. And they spy on the protagonist's life all the time, enough to know this.
Heck, even one of the protagonist's friends named Coustas (who is in a wheelchair due to the rock accident that crushed his legs in episode 1x7), went from kind and friendly to a radical extremist in record time when he discovered magic through the Brim Hats. Sure, he was traumatized due to Dogda being on the verge of death, but still, he became an extremist hilariously fast.
THE BOYS FINALE LEAKS EP8: Not made up (i hope so lol) apparently this was posted in tiktok by some guy and got deleted shortly after.
EP8 LEAKS
Take it with a grain of salt. It doesn’t sounds as bad as the previous episodes. The guy who posted them deleted the video and then deleted the account lol.
EPISODE 8:
“Supposed leaks from a member of the VFX team working on The Boys Season 5 finale. Take this with a grain of salt obviously, but the guy apparently worked on several environment destruction shots + White House sequences”.
According to him, Episode 8 is basically where the budget went
The episode starts with The Boys grieving Frenchie’s death (scene from the trailer) and trying to come up with a final plan to stop Homelander once and for all. They also have a backup plan in case Soldier Boy shows up, because they still think he’s unfrozen and will probably side with Homelander now.
Then there’s apparently a massive press conference at the White House where Homelander and Ashley publicly announce that he’s basically the new “god” of America on live national television. Homelander says that Starlighters and all “unfaithful” people will be purged and only true believers deserve to remain in the country.
The reporters are obviously horrified and shocked. Homelander starts listening to their heartbeats and realizes none of them actually believe what he’s saying. This is supposedly where he completely snaps for the first time in the episode.
The leaker said this is apparently the scene Anthony Starr and the cast were talking about when they said Homelander does “the worst thing he’s ever done.” As they foreshadowed when angel stilwell showed up.
Homelander massacres everyone in the room live on TV. According to the leak, he skins people alive and even kills a pregnant reporter in an extremely graphic way (ripping babies out of their moms womb)
After that, even a lot of Homelander supporters become terrified of him instead of worshipping him. Some civilians try standing up to him but get lasered instantly, similar to the scene he imagined back in Season 2.
The U.S. military gets involved and tries to stop him, but this is apparently one of the biggest VFX sequences in the entire show. The leaker said “a huge part of the season’s budget” went into these scenes because Homelander basically destroys everything they throw at him.
While all this is happening, The Boys are hiding in a warehouse testing Kimiko’s new powers. they successfully replicated soldier boys powers but just kinda weaker.
Ryan is apparently hiding in New Zealand at this point. He sees everything happening in America through social media and decides to fly back to the US to help stop Homelander.
Homelander then goes to NYC and starts causing complete chaos. He also purges Vought Tower. Meanwhile Stan Edgar manages to escape custody by manipulating the guards.
Starlight goes to the Gen V kids and brings them with her for the final battle.
There’s also supposedly a scene where Homelander gathers loyal supes at the White House and orders them to help “purge” America from non-believers. Some stronger supers like the purple laser guy from gen v and some weaker and stupid ones with shit powers.
One detail the leaker mentioned is that Oh Father becomes genuinely horrified by Homelander’s actions because nobody will support the church anymore if he keeps openly massacring civilians. He tells Homelander this will destroy their profits and influence.
Homelander asks him if he’s loyal or if he’s going to betray him like everyone else. Before he can answer properly, Homelander rips him in half.
Ashley witnesses this and runs away because she realizes she’s probably next.
Homelander later goes to The Boys HQ looking for them, but only Terror is there. Terror apparently pisses on Homelander’s boots, reminding him of Butcher, so Homelander lasers the dog in half.
The Boys eventually return to the HQ to grab the virus before heading to Washington and find Terror dead. According to the leak, this completely breaks Butcher mentally and he goes full berserk mode, deciding he wants every supe dead no matter what after “softening a bit” in early episodes.
The leaker specifically mentioned the scene is “both disgusting and genuinely sad” and that viewers will apparently “feel Butcher’s rage through the screen.”
Ryan arrives shortly after, sees what happened to Terror, and fully sides with The Boys.
The Boys, Ryan, and the Gen V characters eventually make their way into the White House while fighting through Homelander loyalist supes. Hughie carries the virus.
Everyone saw the video of what the deep did and they turn on their backs on him.
Starlight kills the deep.
The final fight happens inside the Oval Office. According to the leak, Ryan, Butcher, Starlight, Marie, Kimiko, and the others all fight Homelander together, but he’s powered up by V1 and he overpowers all of them.
Eventually Marie uses her blood powers together with Butcher’s tentacles while Ryan restrains one arm and Starlight blinds him long enough for Hughie to infect him with the virus. The virus weakens Homelander temporarily, similar to what happened with Soldier Boy earlier in the series.
Kimiko then charges up and releases a massive blast that hits everyone inside the Oval Office.
After the explosion, Homelander is supposedly depowered and terrified for the first time in the show. Almost everyone is unconscious except Butcher and Homelander. Homelander cries.
The leak says the final fight is literally just the two of them beating each other as normal humans. Butcher eventually overpowers and whoops him and kills Homelander with a crowbar.
After everyone wakes up, Ryan and Marie are apparently the only supes left with powers.
More supes arrive at the Oval Office after Homelander dies, but Ryan lasers them before they can attack.
(Redacted)
The ending montage is apparently quieter and more emotional.
Butcher escapes and lives alone peacefully in Hawaii. The Boys visit him sometimes, and Ryan occasionally visits too.
Hughie and Starlight move to Mexico.
MM reunites with his family.
Vought completely collapses and Vought Tower is destroyed, but Stan Edgar still has enough connections to quietly rebuild influence in the background.
Ashley finally leaves everything behind and escapes to France, which apparently references what A-Train told her back in Season 4.
Kimiko and Ryan become closer after everything that happened.
And apparently there is a post credits scene with soldier boy but he doesn’t have enough info about it
Starlight: "Marie, you can't control your powers."
Marie: *Does way more in two Seasons in Gen-V than Starlight did in 5 seasons and has an OP power, unlike Fraudlight.*
Marie literally did more in two seasons of a spin-off series than Starlight did in 5 seasons.
Like, Marie literally:
• Healed and revived her sister.
• Healed Polarity and Cate's disorders.
• Recreated Godolkin's body.
• Controlled and levitated the bodies of supers, immobilizing them.
• Exploded Godolkin from the inside out.
All Starlight has ever done is:
• Make the lights flicker, make her eyes glow, and get beaten up by everyone around her.
It seems that Kripke simply forgot about Marie's development and aborted her as a relevant character in season 5, just as he sidelined Butcher and the Boys, focusing solely on the Vought Rising spin-off throughout the entire season.
So, like, season 5 of The Boys has this Uranium radiation machine that is capable of taking down and incapacitating any super injected with V who isn't of the V-1 type, killing ordinary supers in minutes and severely weakening Homelander's body and powers while exposed, to the point where he can barely move properly.
• Why didn't the lab that created Homelander have this installed to contain Homelander in case the "psychological indoctrination" failed?
• Why didn't Vought or Stan Edgar ever put one of these things in a room, call Homelander in, and subdue him, showing that Vought had the means to control him instead of letting him take control?
And then when I think about the physics of radiation, especially after watching the HBO series Chernobyl, it gets worse.
• Ordinary glass doors preventing radiation from escaping a room?
• People leaving a room contaminated with 3 rountgen of radiation, wearing radioactive suits, seconds later? What? The radiation magically disappeared?
And then the worst part.
ARE YOU TELLING ME THAT THE RADIATION MACHINE GRANTS RADIOACTIVE POWERS THAT BURN THE V OF OTHER SUPERS TO ANY SUPER RESISTANT ENOUGH TO WITHSTAND PROLONGED RADIOACTIVE EXPOSURE?!
They should have kept that as a Soldier Boy thing due to Russian experiments.
So, like, season 5 of The Boys has this Uranium radiation machine that is capable of taking down and incapacitating any super injected with V who isn't of the V-1 type, killing ordinary supers in minutes and severely weakening Homelander's body and powers while exposed, to the point where he can barely move properly.
• Why didn't the lab that created Homelander have this installed to contain Homelander in case the "psychological indoctrination" failed?
• Why didn't Vought or Stan Edgar ever put one of these things in a room, call Homelander in, and subdue him, showing that Vought had the means to control him instead of letting him take control?
And then when I think about the physics of radiation, especially after watching the HBO series Chernobyl, it gets worse.
• Ordinary glass doors preventing radiation from escaping a room?
• People leaving a room contaminated with 3 rountgen of radiation, wearing radioactive suits, seconds later? What? The radiation magically disappeared?
And then the worst part.
ARE YOU TELLING ME THAT THE RADIATION MACHINE GRANTS RADIOACTIVE POWERS THAT BURN THE V OF OTHER SUPERS TO ANY SUPER RESISTANT ENOUGH TO WITHSTAND PROLONGED RADIOACTIVE EXPOSURE?!
They should have kept that as a Soldier Boy thing due to Russian experiments.