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SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary The Boys has never been a show that has shied away from gruesome and extravagant deaths for the characters, but some of the characters end up far worse than others. The Boys is a show developed by Eric Kripke that draws inspiration from a comic series by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson.
In her anger at being exposed, she attempted to make a quick escape with Ryan Butcher, Homelander's biological son, but was stabbed through the eye by his mother Becca. Then, as she retaliated, Ryan was enraged enough to use his heat vision powers for the first time, and he incinerated Stormfront, destroying her limbs. Stormfront was still alive, and able to recover to some extent in hospital in season 3, but eventually, she grew tired of living and bit off her tongue to commit suicide.
7 Robin Ward The very first episode of The Boys established the tone of the show when it revealed the horrifying reality of living in a world where superheroes operate with minimal supervision. Despite their exceptional abilities, supes are not held to account for broken laws, and most incidents they cause are buried in order to maintain their image as heroic. One such incident happened to Hughie Campbell in the premiere episode when he had a chance encounter with A-Train.
When the group is trying to figure out what to do about the threat of Homelander arriving, Translucent almost makes his escape, but Hughie holds the trigger and threatens him to return to the cage. Hughie has never killed anyone up to this point, but because of Translucent's arrogance, as he attempts to saunter away calling Hughie on his bluff about pulling the trigger, Hughie fully commits. Translucent exploded, butt first, into a bloody pulpy mess.
Related All Vought Facilities In The Boys Explained: How Red River, Sage Grove & The Woods Are Connected Vought has all kinds of facilities in The Boys universe, and here is every example that has been seen so far and what they are used for. 4 Aleksy Lutz Aleksy Lutz was a landlord who had a former adult film star supe residing in one of his apartments in New York.
One supe, Blue Hawk, is particularly violent and discriminatory against Black people, and he chooses to patrol areas with a higher Black population more than others. A-Train requests that Blue Hawk make a public apology to his community, and Blue Hawk concedes. However, Blue Hawk becomes hostile and lashes out at the crowd, causing some individuals permanent injuries.
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