| Knowing all-too-well the upbringing Homelander experienced and the man he became as a result , Becca resolved to raise Ryan in completely the opposite way | The Seven aren't really in a much better place, either: with Translucent dead, The Deep sequestered in Ohio, and A-Train pretty beat up, they don't have much going for them either |
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| That's in addition to the fact that Homelander and Becca's son disproves the belief that Compound V renders heroes unable to produce children, blowing Vought International's tight reign over superheroes right out of the water | The image is an example of a ticket confirmation email that AMC sent you when you purchased your ticket |
Frenchie realizes his efforts to protect Kimiko are motivated by guilt over his past crimes.
23| He's one of the only friendly Supes in the series and longs for communism to return to Russia | In a hospital, Butcher and MM discover Vought is using Compound V on infants to manufacture Supes years in advance |
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| The series stars an ensemble cast that includes , , , and as the titular vigilantes, and , , , , and as members of the "Seven", an official superhero group run by the conglomerate Vought International, who while maintaining a lofty facade, are in truth shallow celebrity figures who are prone to do horrendous things in secret | Sadly, Becca was also caught in the crossfire and fatally succumbed to her injuries |
When Homelander swooped into Ryan's life at the end of The Boys season 1, viewers naturally feared the worst.
13| The Church of the Collective enters the Deep into an | Even so, it felt as though The Deep and A-Train's storyline was part of another show and had very little bearing on what was happening with the rest of the ensemble |
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| Meanwhile Homelander and Stormfront's relationship deepens | Ryan at first hates Homelander for being mean to his mother but then goes with Homelander and Stormfront after he finds out he's being raised in a fake neighborhood |
But, very slowly, Homelander eventually develops somewhat of a paternal instinct.
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