This article contains spoilers For the "boys" season 4 and "General V" Season 2, Episode 2, "Justice never forget".

Gen V is just as fun and twisted as "boys", But there is one key difference: as the boys fight the show Resident Donald Trump Analogue Dutch (Anthony Star) It is both current and necessary to prevent supernatures from freeing the hell of mankind, Gododkin University should be close to-color.

That's a bold statement, but hear me. As Gen V continues to show us, the whole "injecting adolescents with compound V and creating the entire education system for the small percentage of them that develops semi-beneficial forces" Modus Operandi is expensive and inconvenient. It is more likely to cause countless deaths and to send young superiors to the asylum -style Adult Rehabilitation Center through the Elmira Institute "Red River" than it is to produce profitable influential influences and false criminals. It's a big trouble as business models go - especially since Vuge has a far -fashioned table option.

V24 is a compound V variety that assigns temporary superpowers and can be given to reasonable adults. It has its own problems, as a price of $ 2 million to a dose and a tendency to make the user crazy and/or dead in the long run, but come on: VUGE already deals with problems with the control and efficiency of costs with much of existing superpers, only constantly and during their lives. Ever since the "boys" introduced V24 and Stan Edgar (Ianankarlo Esposito) made it clear that he was trying to replace SUPES with V24 users within five years, I had a difficult time to understand why Vuber still chose to maintain more superpower training that intended to replace them soon. Fortunately, "justice never forgets" fixes this plot hole and reminds me that God still has its uses.

As the episode reveals, young superpowers can "level" in power, sometimes in surprising ways. Only this is more than enough motivation for VEW to keep the extremely careful tabs on them with a firmly controlled Supe School System-at all, it would be bad for business, if, say, an inappropriate teenager that suffocates the Wallid suddenly manifests the opportunity to create black holes.

To make sure the message meets, "justice never forgets" explains the concept twice. First, Kate (Medi Philips) is recovering at the Marie (Gap Sinclair) hospital and others attacked her in the premiere of Season 2 ("New Year, Newoo U"). This instinctively shakes two staff members, showing the completely new power to take over people's bodies and manipulate them as dolls - a significant change from its usual set of reading power and controls people with touch and verbal commands. This is not the only time "Gen V" hinted that Kate has unused potential, but that is The first time she demonstrates a brand new aspect of her powers.

Later, Dean Kiefer (Hamish Linklater) offers a greater exhibition on the subject, as he tries to activate the development of power in the selected students with his "seminar" - ie, with Vicor (Tait Fletcher) beating everyone in the hope that someone catches up during the difficulties. Students learning to use their powers are not a new concept for Gen V, and people like Marie and Emma (Lize Broadway) have shown greater control over their powers as the series progressed. However, Kate's new doll trick for Kate dolls is a strong implication that power can suddenly manifest itself in a dramatically different way from the usual, which can be what is after that.

Apart from the implication of the episode that Vuge had to bother the development of God's power in students closer than we knew, there was another probable reason for the current existence of the school: the housewife for the takeover. The brutal end of season 4 of "Boys" Leave the leader of the seven years as a de facto head of Vough and the country, and tensions between supes and regular people are high.

Strong as it is, the homeland wants to adore, supporters of the trials to carry out their bidding. While he himself grew up as a prisoner in a secret lab and showed a pretty little interest in God u, except for the fast arrival in the finals of the "General V" season, he would have to be far more impressive than it is already to pull the plug from the primary training facility. So, instead of the closed plans of Stan Edgar V24, we get what we see in Season 2 "General V": Not only does God have more resources than ever, but is now employed by Super who are quite openly trained students as soldiers for the home cause.

It is a dramatic turnaround of events that is also logical follow -up of the "boys" season 4. Combined with the evolution of power, it reveals "justice never forget", it also makes a pretty airtight explanation why God is unlikely to leave ...

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