Summary
Gen V manages to be even weirder than The Boys season 3, with a scene involving Emma shrinking down and hanging off a guy's penis during sex.
The Gen V scene creates an unconventional atmosphere for the spin-off, centering on the attendance of original supes at Godolkin University.
Furthermore, Gen V sheds light on a potential missed chance in the MCU by showcasing Emma's power to enter someone and eliminate them, illustrating how Ant-Man could have potentially defeated Thanos.
In a surprising twist, Gen V has managed to surpass The Boys season 3's infamous Ant-Man parody scene. While it comes as no surprise that Gen V includes profanity and superhero parodies, these characteristics are expected within The Boys formula. However, what is truly unexpected is how Gen V has pushed the boundaries even further, introducing an even stranger twist than what is seen in The Boys season 3. This peculiar scene instantly sets the tone for the highly-anticipated spin-off.
Gen V is the eagerly awaited spin-off of Amazon Prime's immensely popular superhero series, The Boys. The spin-off revolves around original supes attending the Vought-controlled Godolkin University. Among the main characters in Gen V is Emma, the roommate of Marie Moreau, who possesses the unique ability to shrink to a mere half-inch. While shrinking is not a foreign concept in The Boys universe, with Termite being a notable example, Emma and Termite share a revolting common trait that is specific to their powers.
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Gen V Somehow Does A Worse Ant-Man Scene Than The Boys Season 3
The Boys season 3 premiere is notorious for featuring a revolting scene, parodying Ant-Man's super powers. However, Gen V manages to take this parody to an even more repulsive level. In this scene, a heavily drugged character named Termite shrinks himself and enters another man's genitals, creating one of the most bizarre and unsettling moments in the history of the show. Undoubtedly, the Termite scene in The Boys season 3 has been etched into viewers' memories as one of the most distinct comedic moments. Yet, Gen V has managed to surpass even this astonishing feat.
Gen V's Emma Further Proves Ant-Man Could Have Killed Thanos In The MCU
In Gen V, Emma becomes involved with another student from Godolkin, who has a peculiar fascination with Emma's ability to shrink in size. During an intimate encounter, he convinces Emma to shrink down and dangle from the edge of his phallus, while she playfully strikes his testicles. Both Emma's and Termite's encounters are considered unusual, though Termite's involves being inside the individual for the majority of their experience, and the intimate passage does not explicitly resemble a penis. However, in Emma's case, she remains attached to the exterior of the penis throughout the entire encounter, making it impossible to misconstrue the nature of the Gen V scene.
While the quirky Emma scene in Gen V brought a fresh twist to the franchise's parody of Ant-Man, it also presents a thought-provoking idea: the superhero could have potentially ended Thanos' reign in the MCU. Prior to the release of Avengers: Endgame, MCU fans playfully speculated that Ant-Man could defeat Thanos by infiltrating his body and enlarging himself. Season 3 of The Boys unexpectedly showcased a similar occurrence when Termite accidentally burst out of the man's genitalia after sneezing and reverting to his original size.
In Gen V, Emma deliberately takes a life by entering someone's body. When confronted by a Vought guard, she enters his ear and emerges from the opposite ear, drenched in blood. It is inferred that she caused fatal damage to his brain while being inside his head, resulting in his demise upon her exit. This approach could have been utilized by Ant-Man to eliminate Thanos, highlighting a missed opportunity within the MCU.
