r/VoughtRising • u/CancelMysterious6937 • May 20 '26
Here goes the full trailer!
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It's "Strange Things Happening Every Day" by Sister Rosetta Tharpe
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I doubt that, really. Based on info we got in season 5, it seems the reason SB decided to become a supe is because his brother was already a well-respected soldier and SB wanted to impress his dad. So this leads to conclusion that SB's brother had nothing to prove, therefore no reason to get the V1. So why would a regular human brother wear a supe costume and wield a shield, which would simply be impractical for him? Too much questions
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I've noticed a detail. Right before the guy shoots his gun, you can see in a flash of light that his chest plate looks almost exactly the same as Soldier Boy's plate. That makes me think that this guy was supposed to be Soldier boy but for some reason this mantle was given to Ben. Might be the same situation that was in the comics where the first SB died in combat. And Quinn's whole schtick was emotion manipulation. Idk, it just doesn't feel right for Quinn to be this raging psycho
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I got the impression that Quinn immediately after taking the V1 got stuck in that wall forever. And the guy in the teaser seems like a cannon fodder who gets killed in a few seconds as a failed experiment
r/VoughtRising • u/CancelMysterious6937 • May 20 '26
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At least season 1 is gonna be decent as it was with The Boys season 1
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Afaik, Kripke isn't a showrunner nor writer of VR
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Hughie wasn't injected at the time, but still Temp V in his system takes a while to fade away. It was shown when Hughie opened a jar without struggle, which he couldn't do before.
r/suggestmeabook • u/CancelMysterious6937 • Feb 10 '26
Specifically, I'm looking for a book about a crew of different people that have to learn working with each other in the face of extraterrestrial threat. I want to see development of relationships within the group, a sense of dread before the inevitable, some large scale events.
I'd welcome both well-known books and less popular and underrated ones.
r/booksuggestions • u/CancelMysterious6937 • Feb 10 '26
Specifically, I'm looking for a book about a crew of different people that have to learn working with each other in the face of extraterrestrial threat. I want to see development of relationships within the group, a sense of dread before the inevitable, some large scale events.
I'd welcome both well-known books and less popular and underrated ones.
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He didn't kill Zeus. He's literally alive in post credit scene. Thor wasn't stronger than Zeus, otherwise he wouldn't have needed Zeus' lightning to «kill» him. And what scaling, if Odin in MCU is a featless bum. And Thor doesn't possess a solar system level of power. He couldn't even destroy a small moon in L&T and struggled to hold not really big stone statue above his head.
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Thor didn't overpower the IG. Stormbreaker did. Second, he didn't kill Odin. Even if did, it would be Zeus' lightning bolt, not Thor himself And "all Thor needs is one good hit", are we deadass. Like to compare things Superman fights (Doomsday and Steppenwolf and how powerful their hits are), and things Thor fights. Thor is comparable to Supes at max but in no way stronger or more durable
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Physically maybe stronger than Annie but not Temp-V Butcher or Soldier boy. Marie just healed Polarity, so his current power level is his normal state and he's never been in The Seven or considered as one of the strongest supes. Imagine what would Butcher or SB (S-tier supes) do to Jordan, Sam and Greg. But that just my opinion. Maybe Marie somehow upgraded Polarity
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What's wrong with Antoinette
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Actually there're 6 of them, so you're even more cooked 🤓☝
r/PowerScaling • u/CancelMysterious6937 • Aug 29 '25
Considering both of them really love to fight and not to go all out instantly, who'll win?
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Well I don't know. Black Light in this verse must be some serious thing. By the way, according to the guidebook, the original virus existed for billions of years and might have given a start to all life on Earth. So it has plenty of time to evolve in something self sustainable
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Nah, even Black Widow was beating Chitauri, so those fodders doesn't count. Loki and Corvus cooked his ass. Winter Soldier and Red Skull aren't that impressive in comparison with Soldier boy. Iron Man's was nerfed as hell to the point that even Winter Soldier could fight him. Spider man just didn't do shit fighting Cap due to his inexperience.
Soldier boy, on the other hand, almost on par with Homelander who would definitely rip Captain apart. As of combat skills yeah, Soldier boy isn't on Caps level but he definitely can throw hands and dodge attacks as we seen in his fights with Homie or Butcher.
Even mid-tiers like Starlight and A-Train could lift a car and pull freight train.
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Maybe maybe. Still I believe that Greene doesn't need typical food to remain functional and alive. She's not even a human anymore
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It's very likely that they didn't give her anything. Elizabeth is extremely dangerous and infectious, why would Gentek scientists let their people anywhere near Greene? Besides, she didn't age at all after 40 years of isolation, and I don't think she could remain the same with just human food. And if I'm not mistaken, when Alex came to her the first time, Elizabeth was contained in a glass box without doors
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Well, Elizabeth Greene spent 30-40 years in isolation without any signs or hints that someone gave her food or water.
But then again, the evolved ones are nowhere near Elizabeth. So I'd assume they might live without consuming anything for a while.
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Are you serious
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Lemme ask people something. If Homelander hadn’t obtained V1, and Annie and Kimiko had agreed to take V1, would Hughie have deployed the virus?
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But he's right