'The Boys' reaches its finale: the series creator promises deaths and total chaos

The last season of "The Boys" is already underway and promises to close the series with a bloodbath and chaos.

Its creator, Eric Kripke, confirmed that no one's life is guaranteed and there will be "many deaths." The finale is coming with everything.

What happened at the end of the fourth season?

The fourth installment left the stage set for a total war. Homelander managed to take control of the country, imposed martial law, and launched a ruthless hunt against the protagonists.

Butcher and Starlight managed to escape, while the rest of the team was trapped or out of play. The future is uncertain and the tension is higher than ever.

Eric Kripke promises a "lethal" season

In statements to Deadline, the showrunner hinted that season 5 will be the bloodiest yet. "There are no guarantees of who will survive," he warned.

This marks a difference from previous seasons, where the main characters managed to survive despite everything. This time, the danger is real, especially for Butcher, who suffers the terminal effects of Compound V.

The end is near: tension, death, and consequences

Nathan Mitchell, the actor who plays Black Noir, hinted that there will be unexpected twists and scenes that will shake the fans. "They won't see it coming," he said.

"The Boys" is gearing up to close with a season that mixes violence, emotion, and tough goodbyes. Power, corruption, and death remain the pillars of this story.

What can be expected from the outcome?

• Key deaths among the protagonists, according to Kripke.
• Butcher sick and at the limit due to Compound V.
• Homelander more powerful than ever, leading with brutality.
• A dark closure, with definitive consequences for all characters.

With a solid fan base and the support of Prime Video, the final season aims to break all the molds. The journey ends, but not without leaving an indelible mark.