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Image 1 — Soldier Boy could've had a genuinely compelling arc this final season. Imagine him swallowing his pride and working with Butcher again, but only on one condition: that he gets a role in raising Ryan to make sure the kid is "raised right."
Image 2 — Soldier Boy could've had a genuinely compelling arc this final season. Imagine him swallowing his pride and working with Butcher again, but only on one condition: that he gets a role in raising Ryan to make sure the kid is "raised right."
▲ 937 r/GenV

Soldier Boy could've had a genuinely compelling arc this final season. Imagine him swallowing his pride and working with Butcher again, but only on one condition: that he gets a role in raising Ryan to make sure the kid is "raised right."

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 5 days ago
▲ 19 r/DCU_

What are the chances The DCU Batman casting will get revealed at "San Diego Comic-Con 2026" with an actor rumored to have been secured (John Campea, MTTSH)

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 7 days ago
▲ 67 r/GenV

Imagine if Tek Knight Had Been Written for Season 1 Instead? Back When The Boys Treated It's Supes as Near-Untouchable Figures, and the Satire Was More Subtle.

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 9 days ago
▲ 46 r/GenV

What "Supe" name would you give Ezekiel? Reverend Reach OR Father Fabulous (Mr. Fantastic style) are the choices I landed on.

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 16 days ago
▲ 16 r/GenV

Could Homelander Have Used Doppelgangers Corpse To Fabrcate a "Bizzaro" Story to Get Away With His Massacre Fantasy? or Have Claimed "Brainwashing?"

Homelander takes out Outlander.

Or, if Vought depicted it as a "Foreign Invader" as this was around the height of the supe terrorist uprising....

....The Diasporan.

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 17 days ago
▲ 5 r/GenV

What Would Have Happened If Kenji Had Brought Down the Brooklyn Bridge (or Part Of) During the Stormfront Chase, as Hughie Feared? (Altered Circumstances)

The first ever (highly populated and public) "Superhero vs. Supervillian" showdown between Stormfront & Kenji - "Overthrow" or some Vought given moniker - alienating Kenjis humanity.

This would have Kenji being shown to be more powerful than originally thought, (a backfire of Homelander’s plan from S1, showing the "Supervillian" threat can't be controlled with as much ease as he assumed)

Major casualties, tons of publicity, huge political upturning.

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 18 days ago
▲ 54 r/GenV

Before we actually got to see their story unfold, I had high hopes that they would adapt this scene semi-faithfully - a V'd up Butcher stalking and picking off Payback, (Michael Myers style)

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 21 days ago
▲ 80 r/GenV

If these three were kept alive, and Vought leant into the publicity of the situation, what would their "Aliases" be?

My choices would be:

Naqib = "Firebrand"

Unnamed Supe Terrorist = "Sirocco"

Kenji = "Overthrow"

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 28 days ago
▲ 511 r/GenV

I think a lot of the issues with plot armour and overly convenient moments could've been solved if The Boys had been injected with V in Season 2: the specific version being developed at Sage Grove and stabilized for adult use.

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 29 days ago
▲ 33 r/GenV

If you could create one storyline that never could've happened because of the show's (The Boys, Gen V) timeline, what would it be? Mine would be Stormfront and Sam. I think it would've been fascinating to see Stormfront attempt to manipulate and shape Sam into the "perfect" Übermensch

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/AlternateHistoryHub

What if the Hanseatic League never declined and evolved into a modern commercial federation? - (Hanseatism: From the medieval Hanseatic League.)

Hanseatism

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 1 month ago
▲ 18 r/DCU_

What's a relatively "niche" story they can pull from for TBATB? (Example: after recently reading it, I'd like to see "elements" of Batman: Man-Bat by Jaime Delano adapted)

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 1 month ago
▲ 34 r/DCU_

Do you think TBATB will adapt a specific Batman comic directly, or follow The Superman approach of using the comics more as thematic inspiration?

We obviously know Morrison's run will be a heavy inspiration, but - how close do you actually reckon the film will follow them? (The Bruce/Damian stuff)

u/Yep_I_Stole_40_Cakes — 1 month ago