Gen V’s first season has wrapped up with an intense and violent conclusion, but the tale continues for the students of God U. As we shift our focus beyond the concluding season, it’s time to explore what lies ahead for The Boys’ inaugural spinoff series.
Fortunately, some crucial details about Gen V’s second season are already known, but there remain unanswered questions. Here’s a rundown of everything we’re aware of regarding Gen V Season 2, along with a few aspects that still leave us curious.
Is Gen V Season 2 Happening?
Gen V is confirmed to have a second season, and the announcement came shortly after the show’s premiere. The decision to renew the series was prompted by its rapid ascent to the top of Prime Video’s charts.
When Will Gen V Season 2 Release?
Gen V is definitely getting a second season, and Amazon shared this news shortly after the show became very popular. However, they haven’t told us when the new season will come out. Usually, Amazon takes about a year between the first and second seasons of their shows. Also, since we’re likely to get Season 4 of The Boys in 2024, it seems we might not see Gen V’s next season until 2025 at the earliest.
What will Gen V Season 2 be about?
The plot of Gen V Season 2 is a fascinating question. Since the first season concludes in a way that the show can’t go back to Godolkin University, there has to be a big change for its comeback. But given how great most of Season 1 is, the transformation for Season 2 should be thrilling to watch.
It looks highly likely that our heroes from Season 1 will be split when the show returns. Sam and Cate might be on one side, while Jordan, Marie, Andre, and Emma are on the other. The second group ends up as prisoners of Vought by the end of the season. So, before they even think about handling their former friends, they’ll have to find a way out of that tricky situation.
Who will be Coming Back
Despite the intense violence, with exploding limbs, head popping, and lots of spilled blood in Gen V Season 1, there were surprisingly few major deaths. As a result, we anticipate the return of the following characters: [list of characters].
- Jaz Sinclair as Marie Moreau
- Lizze Broadway as Emma Meyer
- Derek Luh and London Thor as Jordan Li
- Chance Perdomo as Andre Anderson
- Maddie Phillips as Cate Dunlap
- Asa Germann as Sam Riordan
- Sean Patrick Thomas as Polarity
Indira Shetty didn’t survive the first season. The villainous Dean, who strongly disliked Supes, was accidentally killed by Cate. Cate used her mind manipulation powers to make Shetty take her own life.
Soon after Indira Shetty’s death, Marco Pigossi’s character, Doctor Edison Cardosa, met his demise. A surprise appearance by Victoria ‘head-popper’ Newman in Gen V revealed that she and Marie share the same powers. In a brief appearance, she killed the doctor and took the Supe-killing virus he had created.
Patrick Schwarzenegger’s character, ‘Golden Boy’ Jason, was killed in the first episode. However, he has continued to exist as a manifestation of Cate’s memories and unraveling psyche. Additionally, he serves as a conscience for his brother Sam. This suggests that there’s a possibility we haven’t seen the last of Schwarzenegger’s character in Gen V.
