'The Boys' Season 3 focuses so much on a spot referred to as Red River, and lots of enthusiasts are curious to be informed extra about it. Here's everything we all know.
Spoiler alert: This article accommodates spoilers for Season 3, Episodes 1-2 of The Boys on Prime Video.
The Boys are again and we have by no means been happier. On June 3, Prime Video launched the first 3 episodes of the highly-anticipated third season of its superhero series, and boy, things are getting wilder and more intense than ever.
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Although maximum audience are too occupied with figuring out what is wrong with Homelander (Antony Starr) this season, we will't lend a hand however be drawn to the storyline involving a so-called "Red River." What is it? Keep reading to find out!
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What is Red River in 'The Boys'?
At the start of the Season Three premiere of The Boys, Hughie (Jack Quaid) still has no concept that his boss, congresswoman Victoria Neuman (Claudia Doumit), is the head-exploding Supe that killed more than a few attendees at Vought's listening to in Season 2.
However, he is smartly acutely aware of this via the end of the third season's premiere.
Throughout the episode, a man named Tony (Kyle Mac) claims Victoria is his very best good friend named Nadia. After leaving paintings one evening, Hughie spots Tony and Victoria entering an alleyway. He follows them and overhears Tony urging her to inform the fact about "Red River;" as soon as she refuses, the two duke it out sooner than Victoria brutally kills Tony. As same old, Hughie ends up coated in blood!
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So, what is "Red River"? Well, Episode 2 follows Hughie and Starlight (Erin Moriarty) as they uncover that Red River is an underfunded and overlooked Supe orphanage owned via a subsidiary of Vought.
As a child, Victoria (aka Nadia) could not control her powers; because of this, she killed her circle of relatives and ended up at Red River. While there, she discovered to control her powers and ultimately met the corrupt Vought CEO, Stan Edgar (Giancarlo Esposito), who adopted her and branded her as Victoria Neuman.
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OK, we are unquestionably shook to the core; regardless, this data confirms our ideas that Stan and Victoria were running together the whole time. But, what does this imply for the remainder of the season? Well, we will simply have to attend and notice!
Red River is first mentioned in 'The Boys Presents: Diabolical.'
In the second episode of The Boys Presents: Diabolical, titled "An Animated Short Where Pissed-Off Supes Kill Their Parents," viewers are brought to the Red River Assisted Living center, "For the Gifted Child."
There, the Narrator explains that Red River is a spot where oldsters ditch their kids who possess "s--t powers."
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The Supes with "s--t powers" come with:
- Mo-Slo: walks extremely slow
- Boombox: has a speaker for a face
- Fang: has enamel that can cut via virtually the rest
- Kingdom: can change into any animal, but he transforms frame and mind
- Aqua Aqua: just becomes water
- Big: is simply in point of fact big
- Human Tongue: 100 p.c muscle and not using a bones
- Picante Balls: can melt anything else along with his testicles
- Ghost: can walk thru walls however cannot contact or be touched
- Flashback: can visualize flashbacks
- Papers: can locate any papers anyplace
- Boobie Face and Ranch Dressing C-m Squirter are self-explanatory
Now, will this be the case for Red River in The Boys? Is it a place for Supes with "s--t powers," or is it a home for those who are a lot more unhealthy? We'd love to believe it is the latter, but simplest time will inform!
New episodes of The Boys premiere Fridays, only on Prime Video.
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