Unanswered Mysteries: 10 Burning Questions the Season 1 Finale of Gen V Must Address

Warning: Contains SPOILERS for Gen V episode 7!

Summary

In the season finale of Gen V, important questions such as the identity of the individual who will possess the lethal supe virus and the location of Marie Moreau's sister must be addressed. Furthermore, episode 8 must uncover the truth behind who Grace Mallory was speaking with on the phone and the enigmatic patron of Marie Moreau.

The Gen V season 1 finale must address the history of Vought's The Woods facility and whether Cate is still secretly affiliated with Vought. While Gen V has introduced multiple mysteries, only a few have been resolved thus far. In the peculiar world of Godolkin University, there are numerous conspiracies and hidden truths connected to the secretive Vought project. With just one episode remaining, a significant amount of information still needs to be unveiled. It is our hope that the finale will provide answers to some of the most significant enigmas in The Boys franchise.

The long-awaited spin-off of Amazon Prime Video's The Boys, known as Gen V, is now airing season 1. Gen V takes a fresh perspective on the world of The Boys by focusing on Godolkin University, an esteemed supe college. The story centers around Marie Moreau, a talented blood bender, who is admitted into the Vought-operated school. However, she and her friends stumble upon a massive conspiracy upon their arrival. As Gen V approaches its climax, episode 8 holds the weight of resolving important plotlines before the show's conclusion.

10. What Will Happen To The Supe Virus?

9. Where Is Marie Moreau's Sister?

While the true motive of Gen V's antagonists remained hidden for a significant period, recent revelations disclose that Dean Shetty and Dr. Cardosa utilized Vought's The Woods facility to engineer a highly lethal super virus. Despite Shetty seemingly harboring her own agenda, she meets her demise in episode 7. In the meantime, Dr. Cardosa entrusts the sole remaining virus samples to Victoria Neuman, who departs with them by the episode's conclusion. Episode 8 will likely revolve around the frantic race to retrieve the virus, with the season finale poised to answer the pivotal question of who will ultimately possess it.

Since episode 1 of Gen V, Marie Moreau has had a major goal in the series: finding her sister. Unfortunately, after accidentally killing her parents, Marie was separated from her sister with no knowledge of her whereabouts. Despite Marie's efforts to gather information, no leads have surfaced. Hopefully, in Gen V episode 8, this mystery will be solved and Marie will finally be reunited with her long-lost family member. Now that Marie's friends are aware of her secret, they can collaborate to locate her sibling.

8. Who Was On The Phone With Grace Mallory?

Grace Mallory makes a surprise appearance in episode 7 of Gen V, where she meets with Dean Shetty to discuss the supe virus. As Shetty departs, Grace reaches into her pocket, revealing that she had been on the phone the entire time. She inquires if the person on the other end heard everything, but the true identity of the individual she was conversing with remains unknown throughout Gen V episode 7. It is possible that it is one of the Boys, perhaps Billy Butcher, a character with a history involving biological supe weapons. Alternatively, it could be another renegade Vought employee like Dean Shetty, for example, Stan Edgar.

7. What Is Victoria Neuman's True Plan?

While Victoria Neuman has played a pivotal role within Gen V, orchestrating the acquisition of the supe virus and concealing her own extraordinary abilities, her ultimate intentions still remain a mystery. It is concerning that as she vies for the position of Vice President, she possesses the supe virus and has gone as far as eliminating several Vought employees. Therefore, it is crucial for Gen V to unveil Neuman's true agenda and shed light on her motivations.

6. How Long Has Vought's The Woods Facility Been Operating?

5. Is Cate Still Working For Vought?

Vought's The Woods facility holds a rich history, whereby the operations of Godolkin University appear to function as a camouflage for The Woods. Nonetheless, Gen V has yet to disclose the facility's duration of existence. It is evident that The Woods was established for the purpose of developing a virus that can control supes. However, the extent of Vought's pursuit of this objective remains undisclosed. This crucial aspect should be addressed in the season 1 finale.

In a shocking turn of events in Gen V, the group uncovers Cate's true allegiance as she is revealed to have been working for Vought all along. Dean Shetty and Coach Brink enlisted her to erase Golden Boy's memories, eradicating any recollection of his brother and The Woods. While her friends have forgiven her, the sincerity of her apology remains uncertain, leaving the possibility that she may still be covertly mind-wiping for Vought in the shadows of Gen V.

4. What Happened To Tek-Knight?

Tek-Knight, a prominent character in The Boys comics, emerged as a significant addition in Gen V. While he played a central role in an early episode of season 1, his absence thereafter left fans questioning his whereabouts. Mired by Dean Shetty's menacing threats, Tek-Knight reluctantly halted his investigation into Golden Boy's untimely demise. However, with Shetty's demise, there is a possibility of Tek-Knight's triumphant return in the finale.

3. Will Polarity Survive Gen V?

In Gen V episode 7, Polarity experiences a sudden seizure during his interview with Cameron Coleman. As he loses consciousness, his powers start to go haywire, causing him to unintentionally destroy metallic objects like lights and even the ambulance. The episode concludes with Polarity being taken to the hospital, leaving viewers wondering about the cause of his seizure and whether he will recover.

2. Will A Godolkin Student Become The Next Member Of The Seven?

1. Will Gen V Directly Set Up The Boys Season 4?

The finale of Gen V must finally reveal which character will be selected as the newest member of The Seven. Despite the speculation surrounding Marie, Andre, and Golden Boy, Vought has yet to reach out to any of them. With multiple spots available on The Seven, the team is actively seeking new members, and the promising individuals from Godolkin University could be the ideal choices.

One of the remaining enigmas for Gen V to resolve is its direct connection to The Boys season 4. Those involved in the franchise have strongly hinted that Gen V will be linked to the events of the fourth season, although there have been only a few guest appearances thus far. Gen V currently feels more like a spin-off than an essential component of the overarching narrative. The supe virus serves as the most apparent setup for season 4. Therefore, if Gen V effectively incorporates its first season finale, it has the potential to pave the way for the future developments of The Boys.

New episodes of Gen V release Fridays on Amazon Prime Video.