Shubham Yewale

All these teasers and the working theory about Doomsday are closely knit with children around. So, my guess is apart from Jean Grey, Cyclops is crying because Doom has taken the baby Cable away.

I see the Sage point. I later realized that her character craves a genuine connection with intellectual people. That's why she lobotomized herself to be with Deep, but allowed herself to be vulnerable in front of Godolkin. He even said that it was a turn-off. Maybe at that point, he decided to go on his own path. Perhaps emotions are her weakness. I will also say that on paper, the saving friend's lives angle works for Emma, but on screen, they failed to show the intensity of it. It seems they wanted to tell us that Emma now has control over her powers, but it didn't land in the best way. Another way of seeing it can be, it was Godolkin's idea that pressure evolves you, but in reality, it's genuine care and the feeling of responsibility that evolves you. It makes more sense this way. Also draws parallels with how Marie resurrected Annabeth. Godolkin was the main villain for the season. For the overall universe, it may be Homelander or the idea of controlling people. Anyway, I wanted to see more of Godolkin. We will get that in Vought Rising, but he will be without powers there. I am excited about exploring the roots of that character, as well as more of Soldier Boy.

!!!!Spoilers Ahead!!!! Are we on a streak or what? First, it was the Peacemaker finale that felt dull, and now it's Gen V too. It was a mixed season overall with lower rankings compared to the first season, and even the director said the plan for season 3 heavily depends on audience reaction. I bet he said that after editing the last episode. It Was At This Moment He Knew... He Fucked Up. So much anticipation was built around the main villain, Godolkin, Sister Sage's plan, Polarity and Cate's sacrifice, Marie's self-doubt, and at the end, we got bundled up chaos with lazy writing to tie things up. Let's discuss The Good, The Bad, and The Future! The Good: The last scene was quite nice to build up excitement for The Boys' next season. Harper (the girl who can mimic any power for 60 seconds): She was never very confident about herself, but in an earlier episode, we see her using Emma's shape-shifting power better than her. They used this character nicely. She can use anyone's power at its full potential for 60 seconds. A seemingly useless character turned the tide and saved a dozen lives. I literally stared at my screen for 10 minutes and couldn't come up with anything more that I liked about the finale. The Bad: Such a powerful villain killed like a piñata. I mean, he is the father of Supes, give him some respect. Use the character; it has so much potential. Sister Sage is getting tricked. Are you kidding me? She is the most intelligent and calculative human on the planet. If they don't say she always knew Godolkin would fuck up, then it was really bad writing. Hope we get answers in The Boys. Emma controls her powers just like that. The whole theme of the season was that pressure builds strength, and then you just show a character evolve without putting visible pressure on them. I expected more brutal action from the finale. There was more yapping, a normal amount of action, and that too wasn't good enough to pump up your adrenaline. The Future: A lot of things are left out for The Boys. Godolkin came back, tortured the kids, and died. Students will tell their story, and a tide will rise against the Homelander dictatorship and N@z! mentality. We are going to see a lot of Gen V characters in The Boys' last season. Expect them to use their power much more efficiently and effectively as a team. We got a glimpse of it in the Gen V finale. There are many more things going on in my mind, but I would like to hear your take on it. Did you like this Season, are you excited for The Boys?

When "The Boys" first premiered on Amazon Prime, it totally changed my perspective about superhero content. We always saw the powerful people as the heroes, but this show brilliantly portrayed the flawed nature of being human. Anyone with superpowers is also human, and we all are on a spectrum of grey. Continuing the dark universe of people with extraordinary powers, Gen V is unlocking new angles with every episode. So, for everyone who loves this show, here is a chance to put your two bucks in its praise. Let's discuss what you expect for the finale and how dark you want it to go. I will start with a few things I noticed that might come true in this week's episode. - Stacey Ferrera: Head of Student Life at Godolkin University, or the Bee woman. I feel it's the classic example of "Loaded Gun" in storytelling. The concept is that a director shows us a loaded gun at the beginning of a movie, and the gun is usually used in the climax. This Bee woman has repeatedly mentioned that if you get her sting, you will die, and so will she. Now that Godolkin is at his full potential, I am excited about how they use this character. I guess we will see her power for the first and last time, and it will be brutal. - Marie Moreau She is undoubly the most powerful supe of all. Her nature of being the savior is gonna pull her into big trouble. Bigger than what we have seen so far. Her sister's vision showed her in a pool of blood, but I am sure Marie won't die. That wouldn't be the best use of her character. Instead, I feel the vision is a metaphor. Her attitude will change by the end, and her "Hero nature" might die, sending her on a dark path. Apart from this, we may see a few cameos from The Boys series, just like last season's finale. Black Noir is confirmed to appear, and he is going to hunt Polarity. That guy is gonna die for sure. I also think Cate Dunlap will be sacrificing her life for some greater cause, and it will haunt Marie in the next season. Let me know what your thoughts are on this, and what else you expect from the Gen V finale.

I, too, felt this episode dipped a little after the last one. Blue Dragon's death came out of nowhere, but it didn't leave an impact. Maybe if they let it marinate a bit after revealing he is not all bad would have been better. Overall, the episode felt rushed. But I really like where the story is going and the way the cast is acting it out. It is a good superhero show after a long time, in general. It would be a letdown if we don't see a season 3. For the next episode, I don't think any of our favorite team members will die. James Gunn usually leaves things on a high note, so it should be a happy ending at last. I am feeling we are in for some kind of twist for the finale.

It was the best episode of season 2 so far. We all knew something was off with the alternate universe, especially regarding people of color, but the American flag was really unexpected for me. I can feel the next two episodes will be Outstanding already. Also, Vigilante's character is so dope. I just love the guy and his humour always cracks me up. Definitely, he is going to be a key element in helping the 11th Street Kids get to safety.

Daredevil Born Again anytime. As I heard, MCU is following a stretched arc across Daredevil Born Again season 1, followed by Punisher Special, then Born Again season 2, and the story will complete in Spiderman Brand New Day (Frank Castle's appearance confirmed), very likely to see Red as well.

I have recently started watching it and am currently in the middle of the season. I would say it shows the decline of the whole world in general. It shows the depth of human nature in a way that doesn't surprise me. For example, even after covering the whole solar system for living, poverty and crime are usual as always. Increased even. It takes from history that humans as a species have always resorted to violence when the going gets tough, and that's how the future will turn out.