Gen V Season Finale Will Directly Tie Into The Boys Season 4, Confirms Showrunner

Gen V, the Amazon Original spin-off series of The Boys, will directly tie into The Boys Season 4 in its season finale, according to showrunner Michele Fazekas. Fazekas recently revealed that the Gen V finale will be a cliffhanger and a segue for both the upcoming second season of Gen V and the fourth season of The Boys. She also hinted that the finale will be a reminder of Vought's role as the 'Big Bad' in both the shows.

"It's a cliffhanger on a lot of levels. It's a cliffhanger to our second season," Fazekas said, "It's a cliffhanger to The Boys fourth season. There's definitely a sense of - I would like to see what happens next!" Fazekas added, "Vought is always the Big Bad, and you never want to forget that. And I think you will be reminded of that very well in the finale." Fazekas was more cryptic about the possibility of a Gen V student crossing over to The Boys, but she did say that the season finale will be unexpected. "I have not seen that fan theory. I try not to engage in that, I don't want to even accidentally see something. I would just say this season is not going to end how you expect."

Gen V, which follows a group of superheroes in training at Godolkin University, has already made several ties to The Boys in its first season. In Episode 7, Grace Mallory (Laila Robins), the former deputy director of the CIA and founder of The Boys, met with Dean Shetty (Cara Buono); Vice Presidential candidate Victoria Neuman (Claudia Doumit) was revealed to be Marie's (Jaz Sinclair) benefactor, and Shetty's backstory included losing her family on Transoceanic Flight 37, the same flight Homelander (Antony Starr) and Queen Maeve (Dominique McElligott) left to perish in Season 1 of The Boys.

This angsty and diabolical spinoff to the original superhero series The Boys has already been greenlit for a second season. The season finale episode of Gen V will premiere this Friday on 03rd November exclusively on Prime Video in 240+ countries and territories worldwide.