Amazon Prime Video fulfilled its promise of the previous week and released a new and spectacular trailer for The Boys, season 3. The material, faithful to the identity that has always distinguished the series, is full of action and violent moments. However, he also takes the time to confirm some of the theories that have circulated on the internet in recent weeks; especially among those who have not had the opportunity to read the comics.
The new trailer for The Boys confirms, first of all, that Billy Butcher will have superpowers. The above will be possible thanks to some capsules —surely with compound V— that Queen Maeve herself has provided. Let us remember that this character, a member of The Seven, has begun to expose his disagreement with Vought's practices, especially with Homelander's atrocities. In the second season he even faced the aforementioned supe.
The capsules, as Queen Maeve comments in the trailer, grant powers for 24 hours. Then we see Billy Butcher dealing blows with superhuman strength. The problem is that not all the members of the gang are going to agree that their leader resorts to powers to fulfill his purpose. The reason? His goal is that Vought stop turning normal people into supers, and this situation is contrary to his ideology.
As far as Homelander is concerned, it is clear that the supe is not going through his best moment. The events that concluded season 2, in which Stormfront was left on the verge of death, really hurt him. Also, it looks like Billy Butcher and Hughie Campbell's gang is starting to gain ground, finally. Without a doubt, the battle between the two sides is about to intensify in the new episodes of The Boys.
Other characters who have their brief space in The Boys trailer are Soldier Boy and Crimson Countess, members of Payback. In fact, a few days ago we were able to see a poster totally dedicated to the second most important group of supes behind The Seven.
The third season of The Boys will premiere on June 3 exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. Its cast is made up of Karl Urban (Billy Butcher), Jack Quaid (Hughie), Erin Moriarty (Starlight), Antony Starr (Homelander), Chace Crawford (The Deep), Dominique McElligott (Queen Maeve), Nathan Mitchell (Black Noir) Laz Alonso (Marvin), Jessie T Usher (A-Train), Karen Fukuhara (Kimiko), Giancarlo Esposito (Stan Edgar), Jensen Ackles (Soldier Boy), Laurie Holden (Crimson Countess), Sean Patrick Flanery (Gunpowder), Nick Wechsler (Blue Hawk), Miles Gaston Villanueva (Supersonic), Ryan Blakely (Mindstorm), Kristin Booth and Jack Doolan (TNT Boys).
