Welcome back to Godolkin University, where the quintessential college experience includes self-detonating super jocks, biotech terrorism, corporate conspiracies, and roommates with shrink kinks. If Season 1 of Prime Video’s Gen V proved anything, it’s that suped-up teenagers are just as genetically enhanced, emotionally stunted, and dangerously horny as their adult counterparts. The spin-off sibling of Eric Kripke’sThe Boys spent most of its initial run turning superpowers into trauma responses and weaponizing them for our own entertainment. There were girls shrinking by vomiting, boys exploding under pressure (literally), and therapy sessions that doubled as state-sponsored interrogations. Everything was both a metaphor and nauseatingly real.
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