The Boys Secretly Revealed Who Could Kill Homelander And It's Not Soldier Boy

Caution: This post contains spoilers for The Boys season 3

The Boys season 3 covertly uncovered who could kill Homelander — and it isn't Soldier Boy. Billy Butcher and the remainder of the Boys verged on killing Homelander in season 3. The gathering, normally joined together, was broken all through the season, moving away from Butcher. Their unique arrangement was to find what could kill Homelander. The solution to their hardships, but concise, appeared to be Soldier, yet the season 3 finale made ready for another person to move forward.

Trooper Boy was prepared to battle Homelander in The Boys season 3 finale. Notwithstanding the uncover that Soldier Boy was organically Homelander's father, the previous head of Payback considered his child to be a mistake. The pair faced in a disastrous conflict that put the Boys on edge as they cooperated (regardless of Butcher securing them all in a vault) to stop Soldier Boy. For some time, it truly seemed like Soldier Boy could at last be the one to kill Homelander, however the head of The Seven lives for another day. With Soldier Boy gone, Ryan could step in to fill the job of Homelander's possible executioner in The Boys season 4. The season 3 finale set it up beautiful well should the show's authors go down this way. Ryan might have prevented Homelander from killing Butcher and the Boys, yet it doesn't mean he will agree with his organic father for eternity.

Homelander may not fear Ryan now since he's his child, however agreeing with his father in The Boys season 3 finale uncovered that Ryan might be the one in particular who can stop Homelander unequivocally. For the present, Ryan is content to be by his father's side. Be that as it may, taking into account Ryan's powers are a duplicate of Homelander's, it's conceivable Ryan (who actually harbors some warmth for Butcher) will come to acknowledge how horrendous Homelander genuinely is and kill him. It very well may be a mishap or deliberate. Either way, The Boys has scarcely started to expose what's underneath with regards to the full extent of Ryan's capacities. The youngster could be the way to overcoming Homelander exactly on the grounds that they share similar capacities. Officer Boy almost killing Homelander recommends the Supe could confront his destruction when defied by his family.

How Homelander Dies In The Boys Comics
The Boys Black Noir Revealed To Be Homelander Clone In Comics
In an unusual, disrupting and, honestly great curve, Homelander is killed by the quiet, however deadly Black Noir. Be that as it may, the Black Noir in the comics isn't a similar variant in The Boys. Rather, the Black Noir of comics is a clone of Homelander, made by Vought as an alternate course of action should Homelander denounce any and all authority. The Supe's clone likewise outlined Homelander for a lot of wrongdoings. Homelander's clone can kill him since they share similar powers. Here's where Ryan comes in: Homelander's child may not be his clone, yet entirely he's adequately nearby. Ryan's powers probably rival that of his father's, which proposes he's the only one prepared to do at long last getting rid of the reprobate. This is particularly obvious now that Soldier Boy is good and gone. Furthermore, Ryan being the one to kill his own father would be the most ideal way to follow through on Homelander's comic book demise — with a sharp new contort.

Why The Boys TV Show Has To Change Homelander's Death
Karl Urban as Butcher, Cameron Crovetti as Ryan, Antony Starr as Homelander
No series adjusted from the comics has been a reproduction of its source material. The equivalent goes for The Boys. The Prime Video series needs to change Homelander's demise since it doesn't have the very story components that prompted it in the comics. Not exclusively was Black Noir a completely unique person, however the general story has been changed to fit the show. The Boys has never been by-the-book at any rate and it would be quite dull in the event that Homelander kicks the bucket the same way in the series as he does in the comics. With such countless new storylines set up and character elements to battle with, The Boys adjusting Homelander's demise is the best way to keep things new and in-accordance with the show.