‘Gen V’ co-creator discusses the Season 2 finale, ‘The Boys’ season tie-ins, video game plans, and Mexican spin-off news

Season 2 of “Gen V” has just closed with an explosive finale that foreshadows major upheavals in the universe of “The Boys.” This final episode highlights a character capable of challenging Homelander, a feat previously unthinkable! Co-creator Eric Kripke shares some juicy secrets about the upcoming sequel, including a partnership with the parent series and new projects.

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The finale, dubbed “Trojan,” sees Marie finally master her blood-control powers to eliminate Thomas Godolkin, the formidable supe and true nightmare of God U. This completely changes the game, as he is the origin of the terrifying superman, Homelander.

This victory isn’t definitive, as Kripke says he wants to bring Godolkin back in the prequel “Vought Rising,” with Ethan Slater reprising his role alongside Jensen Ackles. Season 5 of “The Boys,” expected next year, will pick up six months after these events, with Marie joining Annie and A-Train in the fight against Vought. Spoiler: things are off to a bad start for the rebels.

Marie, a powerful but still savage power

Marie’s blood control isn’t limited to a simple superpower. She manipulates each blood cell with terrifying precision, capable of healing as well as transforming this vital fluid into a deadly weapon.

Kripke defines this as more powerful than the abilities of Victoria Neuman, feared in “The Boys.” But be warned, she remains far from being an all-powerful character already in control of her abilities.

This progression in mastering her gifts is an integral part of the drama. A heroine who is too perfect would kill all tension, so Marie is still learning, adapting, sometimes at her own expense.

Towards a third season? The challenge of ratings

Despite the enthusiasm surrounding the series, the green light for a third season will depend on audience figures. Amazon is closely monitoring its success, but for now, the future remains uncertain.

Eric Kripke therefore encourages fans to mobilize their networks and not give up on the series! The story is ready, exciting, and could continue to unfold and deepen this crazy universe.

Let’s hope this saga survives the box office test, because there’s real potential.

A video game adaptation? An expanding universe

The co-creator reveals that a “The Boys” video game is being considered, probably not for consoles like Xbox or PlayStation. The project appears to be multi-platform, but its form and ambitions remain mysterious.

Developing this type of product would be a great way to expand the universe beyond the screen, by making fans active participants.

For now, there’s no official date or announcement, but the idea remains open. The Mexican Spin-Off: Another Side of The Boys Universe

Another exciting project is the spin-off set in Mexico. Still in development, with talented writer Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer at the helm, this series promises a fresh and humorous take on this unique world of superheroes.

The plot will take place after season 5 of “The Boys,” likely to explore the global consequences on different continents.

Can we expect crossovers with previously featured characters? Anything seems possible, especially with those who survived from the main series.

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variety.com