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The Boys Series Finale Won't Offer Closure For Gen V Fans: 'There's More Story That We Want To Tell,' EP Says
Several familiar faces from "Gen V" joined the fight against Homelander in the penultimate episode of "The Boys," but Prime Video's recent decision to cancel the spin-off has cast an unfortunate shadow over the characters' long-awaited appearances.
"I'm hopeful that's not the last time you see them, because we don't end their storyline in 'The Boys,'" series creator Eric Kripke tells TVLine. "Like, that's all done and they head off to have more adventures. Those characters still have things to work on, and that was very intentional. We still want the opportunity to be able to do that."
Kripke points to a specific moment during Episode 7 in which Annie (Erin Moriarty) asks Marie (Jaz Sinclair), "What good is all that power if you can't control it?" According to Kripke, that line sets up what would have been Marie's "next big conflict."
Here's What Gen V Season 3 Would've Been About, According To The Boys Creator Eric Kripke
Warning: This article contains spoilers for "Gen V" and up to "The Boys" Season 5, Episode 7.
It's safe to say that "The Boys" franchise hasn't quite gone according to fan expectations thus far, but that also extends to creator Eric Kripke. The cancellation of the spin-off series "Gen V" after only two seasons was a rude awakening to most, even as some of the college-set show's characters (such as Jaz Sinclair's blood-bending Marie Moreau and the gender-fluid Jordan Li, played by both London Thor and Derek Luh) have played minor roles in Season 5 of its parent series. Still, fans have been left to wonder exactly how their stories may have been intended to continue had things unfolded as planned.
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Gen V season 3 was cancelled (but Marie's story continues after The Boys)
The world of The Boys is an interesting, shocking, and downright gripping place. Based on the shared universe originally crafted in Garth Ennis' thrilling comic book series, Prime Video's Vought Cinematic Universe has featured many unique, unnverving and highly original characters who make viewers feel all kinds of emotions throughout their time on our screens. And the saga officially became a TV shared universe with the introduction of first spinoff Gen V.
Starring a multitude of talented young stars, Gen V ran for two seasons on Prime Video, showcasing the next generation of Supes in a world that was full of them. Unfortunately, the adventures at Godolkin University School of Crimefighting ended prematurely when the streamer cancelled the series over six months after its second season concluded, halting all hopes for Gen V season 3.
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