Gen V Episode 1-3 Review…

One thing that is clear from the first three episodes is that the plot of this series has the potential to blend into The Boys season 4’s storyline. The struggles, and motives of each character are with the aspiration that they’ll one day end up a superhero, which will with 100 percent certainty lead to more chaos as the kids are bound to find out, why they say, you should never meet your ideals. The series follows a batch of new students at the prestigious Godolkin University, for the superpowered. The show, as it’s called Gen V, is focused on the first group of the student body, that knows their superpowers come from V, rather than being natural. As Marie’s story starts with the murder of her parents, we see the young student, enter the elite university with the aspiration of joining The 7 (The messed-up version of DC’s Justice League in this universe). But unexpectedly the plot takes a Game of Thrones-level turn, as the Golden Boy, Luke, played by Patrick Schwarzenegger, who we thought was one of the main leads, combusts in mid-air after killing one of his professors in the very first episode. The next two episodes follow as his peers, and friends try to solve the mystery of The Woods, and the horrors that lie within the mysterious underground facility of the university.