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Marie Moreaux
You could be the first top ranked freshman in history,
I think you meant to say First Black woman in the seven.
a few of us are going off campus.
Let's have a good time.
I'm still drunk from last night.
Perfect. Just take a sip.
Say turbo rush cures hangovers.
Pour this on my giving your cancer.
There are dangerous, evil people
at that school.
Everything is
Freshman class is savage just here
I exploded his tag team explosion. Wow.
Welcome back everyone
it's Charlie
This will be my brand new Boys Gen V trailer.
This is meant to be a spin off of the boys that'll take place between season
three and season four. I believe.
As you can see, a bunch of characters from the boys like Homelander, Ashley.
A-Train.
PJ Burns, director, character, a bunch of others, even
Victoria Neuman, are back for the series.
if you're brand new to the channel, be sure to subscribe to get all the episodes.
I will do episode videos for when it premieres,
which they say is going to be in September.
is meant to bridge the gap between season three and season four.
end, even though the showrunner of the boys
said he's not going to premiere season four
until the whole big strike is done, really.
Though they finished shooting it a while ago, they just been doing post-production,
so it's going to take a while to finish season four.
Anyway, so it's not like they've completely finished season four
and it's just sitting on a shelf waiting to come out.
They're still actually working on the episodes.
It's not ready to be released no matter what that'll probably wind up
releasing sometime spring 2024, maybe early summer at the latest.
but basically the idea with the spinoff here is they
have this university called Goodluck in university God U,
which is meant to be a VOC controlled school
that they used to pick through all the compound bee babies
to find one that they can actually use to make more money off of they're building.
The show is a little bit like X-Men, like Xavier's School for gifted youngsters
in the Boys, Universal, X-Men in the Boys universe, mixed with The Hunger Games
as they're all fighting for a chance to join
the Seven in the whole Hunger Games thing is the idea
that they're basically killing each other off.
last person standing gets a chance to join the seven.
the hoity in the boys universe is that with very few exceptions across history,
parents will submit their children for compound B testing
because at least at the present day compound
the only really worked on children
when adults would take it, it would just wind up making them explode.
recently.
They changed that with the temporary compound.
B Like now you see adults being able to take it
and it's a slightly different form of the compound.
B but all the older children and all the adults
who would have taken it with the exception of Ryan and Homelander,
were basically dosed with compound B when they were children as part of experiments
just to become part of
what's testing, to see if they could make a better version of the formula
or if they could make a superhero that they can make a ton of money off of
that was the real reason.
Like, hey, you submit your child,
you have a chance to earn a lot of money off of them.
They could become really rich as a superhero,
but really they just wanted them as cannon fodder for their testing.
if they wound up developing really cool or really marketable
useful superpowers, that was just a bonus side effect.
the reason why Homelander was an
exception is because he was actually artificially created in a lab
they took genetic material from Soldier Boy and tried to refine
his DNA to make an even more powerful superhero in that became homelander.
there is that across history.
You have all these different people
secretly submitting their children for testing to get compounded
when they're babies.
well why ends up happening is that a lot of them don't develop
any kind of useful superpowers or they have really weak superpowers
that BART doesn't really care about, or they just wind up being failures
they're either cast aside or the parents can't deal with them
because their powers are too out of control or they're too powerful
they would get sent to places like Red River Institute,
which are basically like all the compound babies
that nobody could control
that's actually where one of the main characters comes from here.
Marie Morrow it looks like her power is blood manipulation, veins,
arteries manipulation and a regenerative healing factor
talking about Marvel, DC references, like all the characters are meant to be
comic book references or parodies in some way,
she'd be a little bit more like Carnage from the Marvel Universe based on the way
he uses his powers differently from Venom and the other Symbiotes.
you could also make an avatar, The Last Airbender blood bending reference to
And they're actually doing a Netflix live action avatar,
The Last Airbender, which I'll be doing videos for.
I've already done a trailer video for that,
so I'll post a link down the description below.
she even seems like she was that accidentally using her powers to blow up
this dude's junk, which he jokes about with one of the other characters
during the trailer.
You see her go back to Red River Institute and use her powers again.
they make it seem like she has a solid chance
of being the winning student and making it onto the seven.
but the big twist.
Or she might wind up figuring out what's really going on here,
like the truth of all of this sort of the same way that Victoria Newman
learned the secret of what was going on
when she was at Red River Institute was adopted by Stan Edgar
in part of this whole box system to get into the White House.
summary might wind up going a little bit sinister towards
the end of the series as well too.
I don't know how many seasons this is going to wind up running though,
so obviously they're not going to completely finished during season one
because this is their freshman class during this first season Clancy Brown.
Seems like he's playing a pretty big character on the show.
His name is Richard Brinkerhoff.
They call him Brink.
They don't say exactly how he fits into the universe of the boys.
He's not from the comics,
but because he wrote these books, he sounds like he's
one of the researchers on board Steam trying to cool through all these compound
babies to find one that's good enough to join the seven in market
and make a bunch of money off of Patrick Schwarzenegger
is playing a character called Golden Boy,
the only time he uses his powers in the trailer.
We see his eyes light up like butchers when he was on the temporary compound,
be about to use his eye lasers.
But they actually say that his power is controlling fire,
making him a little bit more like pyro in the Marvel Universe.
within the boys universe, that would make him a little bit
more like the Lamplighter character who is also a bit of a pyro reference,
which is funny because he was played
by the character who played Iceman during the X-Men movies.
I don't know if his character on The Boys is going to be related to Lamplighter
Character or they use some genetic material from Lamplighter to create him.
He might just have similar powers.
I think the idea here, though, in the trailer
is he's meant to be a misdirect,
like they call it in Golden Boy, but it's meant to be ironic.
Ultimately, like he thinks he's nearly as powerful
as homelander in has a shot of winning this and joining the seven.
But really of a bunch of other students who have crazy powers
that know how to use them way more usefully.
this character is Emma Shaw.
She has Ant-Man shrinking powers just like Termite,
who also exploded adduce junk back in Season three.
lot of dos jokes getting exploded during the boy is just in general.
So everybody watch out Chance Perdomo here is playing Andre Anderson.
His powers are metal manipulation, just like Magneto.
His father is also a compound B super called polarity,
which is a Polaris reference from X-Men in the Marvel Universe.
when they say he's his son, I'm assuming he didn't get his powers
biologically when he was born because Ryan on the Boys is supposed to be
the first example of that as Homelander's natural born son.
Previously, they believe the compound would make superheroes sterile.
what might have happened is the polarity probably had his son Andre, dosed
with compound B as part of the trials when he was born or after he was born.
And he just happened to get the same type of powers.
Unless they radically changed the comics This is Kate Dunlap.
She has telepathic powers.
I think that's meant to be a Jean Gray X-Men reference.
It also seems like she's Golden Boy's girlfriend during the series.
this is Jordan.
It looks like his powers are shapeshifting and some kind of forcefield projection
because he keeps changing between male and female forms.
The man is the actor's natural form,
even though the first time we see them, they're in female form.
that would make them like a morph or a mystique.
X-Men reference in the Forge fields are similar
to Invisible Woman of the Fantastic Four.
speaking of Morph,
he's also supposed to be back on the main X-Men team during X-Men 97 Season one.
I'll be doing full videos for that.
We should get a trailer sometime in the next couple of months.
they were selling a whole bunch of X-Men merch for the show at Comic-Con.
this is Sam Reardon wearing the Homelander t shirt
when they're all partying in the hallway.
Later in the trailer, he punches his fist through one of the security guards.
So I'm assuming he just has a version of super strength.
There's a bunch of characters whose powers they have unspecified,
but they also list a bunch of the other
students names on this list, ranking them at any given time during the semester.
like I said, this is more of a Hunger Games thing.
Like you rank people in a normal school, but the idea here is
they're all slowly killing each other off for that number one spot.
They do an extended puppet scene here.
The puppet is named Gary.
I'm assuming this has something to do with the way one of their powers work
in the hallway seem
similar to the aftermath scene here with the kid around all the dead bodies.
So the puppet might be him just hallucinating like black noir
was when he was using his powers to kill all these people.
when the scientists are messing with one of them in the background,
there's a payback poster with Soulja Boy on it. The rest of the team.
The idea is at the end of season three, Soulja Boy couldn't naturally be killed.
He was so powerful, so they had to put him into deep storage,
basically put him on ice again,
Jensen Ackles did say there was always a chance
he could come back in the future season, but I'm pretty sure
that he's not going to come back during season four.
Victoria Newman comes back for the series.
Remember, she's already won the presidential bids.
What seems like she's actually going to become the vice president
most of the other big Vought related characters are back to like Ashley is back
because she's probably keeping tabs on the program
because technically she's the new Vought CEO and will be responsible
for the school trying to find fresh meat for the Grinder, so to speak.
More superheroes that could make more money off of really,
though, when it comes to running Vought like controlling the company.
Homelander is in control and he just tells Ashley what he wants to do.
Ashley takes care of the day to day to keep the company actually running
during the trailer, everything starts going crazy.
People start killing each other.
It looks at the soldiers, the security guards here have some kind of A.C.
Power weapon
meant for controlling the students
or trying to control them when they get out of control.
not sure what p.J Burns director character is doing during the series.
He probably is trying to film more commercials using the kids
because they also have that funny turbo rush
and joke that they're doing with Andre where he says the drink totally sucks.
Like the drink is terrible.
I would never drink this, that's meant to be A-Train signature product
that he's trying to sling
he filmed an entire music video for it during season three
that was meant to be a parody of the real life
terrible Pepsi commercial Kendall Jenner did a couple of years ago during the riots
during the background scene here you actually see what looks like
a groundhog poster for race to Death movie that he filmed.
He's meant to be like the Boys Universe version of Wolverine,
except he has hammers four hands instead of claws in his hands,
who was also featured during the animated Boys series.
I don't know if they're ever going to do a season two of that animated boy series.
Some of the episodes are actually pretty solid.
but I think part of the idea is that when they start releasing more trailers,
they'll reveal more about what's actually going on with the characters,
what their superhero names are, what their powers are.
pretty sure a solid chunk of these will wind up getting killed off
through the course of season one, though there's still a whole bunch
that we don't know about what's going on in this.
There's still a lot of mysteries.
So if you have any big questions that I didn't answer during the trailer
or any Big East race that you spotted that I didn't talk about,
just write them below in the comments there was a whole bunch of stuff
that released this weekend as part of Comic-Con.
I'll put links for all that stuff down in the description below in my full Marvel
Secret Invasion episode 6 video we'll post on Wednesday
after they release it, so be sure to enable it
first for my channel so you don't miss that.
Click here for my secret invasion finale video
and click here for my new Invincible season 2 Trailer Video.
Thank you so much for watching.
Everyone stay safe and I'll see you guys in the next one!