This article contains spoilers Through the first three episodes of "General V" season 2: "New Year, Newoo U", "Justice never forget", and "no for human".

Would already catch a few views of him in Marketing Material for "General Against" Season 2But the solid opening with three episodes confirms this: Zac McGowan's Doll is on Hugh Jacker's Wolverine, which is Superman's host (Anthony Star). Well, he has not yet erased metal claws, and seems to attract his animal traits instead of where the similar qualities of Wolverine come from. (Surely, at this point, it's not a real Wolverine?) However, the way the dogks looks like, it carries itself and carries its skin-tight skin to get enough proof that the "boys" really want to know who is in the junction parody this time. Stunning, the franchise is not satisfied with the introduction of an exhibition of Wolverine. That Also He manages to make the dogken of the dog hunter's parody, because ... well, he is a growing hunter, which carries about one ton of hunting equipment, and his name is ... you get it.

Even according to exalted standards for funny property, Wolverine-dog hunters hunters, which is also too much in real dogs, is a decent flex. However, the dogk is somehow not the cruelest parody of Wolverine to introduce the franchise. That honor belongs to Gruhavk, a member of the G-Maghres, ie. Brutal parody of grooming "guys" on X-Men. The status, suit and aggressive behavior of Groundhawk make it immediately recognizable as an exhibition of Wolverine, and to take things even farther, the comic makes both a living and borderline incapable of intelligent thoughts. Oh, and instead of claws, he has hammers and highlights his roughness, he has only ever heard of exhausting the vaguely threatening phase "will". Not a subtle comic book, well?

Like two separate parodies of Wolverine, they were not enough, and the Dogkli and Gruhavk have both alternative and noticeably different versions that work around in other corners of the "guys" franchise. Dogknott's comic version is a gender teenager with a physical trait with a dog-like and has more in common with Wolverine's X-Men ast. He and his superhero group "Darker and Edier", Teenage Kix, also end up in the distance of the boys early in the story, with results that are as spoiled as they are violent.

Groundhawk (expressed by the Starvala Futurama "Johnon Dimaggio) actually gets upgrading to" boys: diabolical ". While he still has hand hammers, his design really reminds us of Wolverine. Here, he is a technical supervisor facing the heroic couple (Aisha Tyler) and the Nubian Prince (Don Chad). However, secretly, he is a good friend with them. Their whole antagonistic dynamics is designed by Voughte, and Groundhawk is actually a pretty beautiful and supportive friend when you pass its rough exterior.

Since the "diabolic" is already telling the story of Jurshauk, it is understandable that "General V" has chosen to redesign the dogk (a small character who is extremely likely to appear on the parental show at this point in the game, which with "Boys" end after 5 season) as a replacement Wolverine parody. It is still unclear how much of a part will play in the show, but judging His immediate defeat in the hands of the Starwar (Erin Morarti) In the 2nd "Gen V" season, he has at least one special difference from Wolverine: unlike X-Man, the floor is very likely to kidnap the whole story.

Season 2 "Gen V" is now streaming in the premiere video.