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Why do people deny the fact that Noir is a Batman parody?

Just look at the rest of The Seven:

Homelander: Superman

Maeve: Wonder Woman

The Deep: Aquaman

Mr. Marathon: Barry Allen Flash

A-Train: Wally West Flash

Lamplighter: Green Lantern

Translucent is a loose adaptation of the comics’ Jack From Jupiter, who parodies Martian Manhunter (had to be done because the show dropped the storyline where Vought claimed some of its heroes were of alien origin, in the show the propaganda instead appeals to American evangelicals and claims that powers are a gift from God)

Starlight: Stargirl

What’s the one major member of the Justice League who’s missing? The one who wears all black? Certainly not Snake Eyes or Deadpool, like some fans claim Noir is supposed to represent.

Yes, Tek Knight is *also* a Batman parody, a popular character can be parodied more than once in the same media

u/whysosidious69420 — 3 days ago

(Kinda hated trope) High School media that would be 100x better if it was set in College

Euphoria s1 and s2: characters being sexualized are minors for no real reason

The Amazing Spider-Man: We didn’t need another origin story. This movie should’ve been about Peter having been Spider-Man for a while, being more confident and just starting college, meeting Gwen there. Andrew Garfield did not really pass for an awkward 16 yo

u/whysosidious69420 — 15 days ago

[The Boys] Homelander was a failed atttempt to usher in the antichrist, and Angel Madelyn was actually a demon

(For the intents and purposes of this theory, we assume that God, Satan and Christianity are straight up real in the Boys. In case it’s against the sub rules to discuss a religion being true, I will henceforth refer to it as “the Bible fandom”)

In the Bible Fandom, it’s pretty widely accepted that the Devil does not know the exact date of the end times, as corroborated by Matthew 24:36, when Jesus says that only God the Father knows, and for everyone else, it’s just a matter of speculation.

However, Satan needs an antichrist ready for the end times, and according to the beliefs of a somewhat large part of the fandom, he “creates” a potential antichrist every generation, just in case the end is near. Thats how those fans explain widely hated historical figures that come up every once in a while (go-to examples being Nero, Hitler etc), but so far none of them has been able to fulfill their purpose as *the* antichrist as it wasn’t the time for the apocalypse yet.

If we partake in the headcanon the world of The Boys shares an universe with the Bible, it’s hard to not see Homelander as such a figure, specially in season 5, when after having a vision of Madelyn Stilwell as an Angel, he literally starts believing himself to be God, which came kinda out of left field as he was firmly an atheist before. While it’s mostly accepted that it was one of his delusions (and the theory that it was Oh Father messing with his head amounted to nothing), what if it was actually a real encounter- but demonic instead of angelic

as Maybe the Devil saw how powerful, influential and dangerous he was becoming after taking over the United States in the end of season 4, and thought that maybe this was it- the world is ending, and it’s finally time for him to drag down as many souls as he can. So he sends “Angel” Madelyn (which could actually be either himself, another demon, or Madelyn’s own damned soul) up to talk to Homelander, and groom him into believing that he’s the one true God and deserves worship, thinking that this would finally bring about the One World religion and total destruction that the Bible predicts. Of course though, that ends up being wrong, as, much to Satan’s disappointment, God still doesn’t want the world to end, and the Boys are able successfully kill Homelander

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u/whysosidious69420 — 19 days ago
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Reverend, why are you staring at me while I’m trying to dance with Mary-Beth

It’s ruining the mood

u/whysosidious69420 — 19 days ago

In Whalefall (2026), the main character’s name is listed as “Jay”, but we’ll surely find out it was actually “J” the whole time and in the ending scene it’s gonna turn out to be short for Jonah, Dark Knight rises style… Fuck, that’s actually happening isn’t it

u/whysosidious69420 — 27 days ago