‘The Boys’: Everything you know about season 4 on Amazon Prime Video

The success of the Amazon Prime Video superhero series has led her to Emmys multiple times and ranks among the fan favorites of the genre. Now that the fourth season of “The Boys” has been confirmed, it’s time to review everything that is known about the next installment of this hero drama.

Currently, unknown release date ‘The boys 4’, via Amazon Prime Video, but recently Karl Urban, a Butcher actor, said filming will begin in August. And the creator said he might arrive next year, in an interview for Deadline.

As for the story, the end of the third season of ‘The boys’ left some arches open for your sequel The most important thing is that Homelander killed Black Noir, and introduced his son Ryan to his followers, in a demonstration, where he killed an opponent, in front of everyone, which motivated him to happen again.

As for The Boys, Butcher is revealed to have brain cancer, which leaves him 12 to 18 months to live. While Starlight can now fly and Queen Maeve survived Soldier Boy’s attack, but this left her helpless and at Homelander’s mercy.

‘The Boys’ four will retrieve ‘Varsity’ stories

In an interview, the creator of the Amazon Prime Video series, Eric Kripke, says that the second spin-off of the program, called ‘The boys: University’, It will be a bridge between the third and fourth episode. Where the plot of the students of a Vought university, will be in the political context of the end of the third episode.

Also, he mentions that Soldier Boy may appear in “The Boys Presents: Varsity”, in an interconnected, Marvel-style model of the universe. And another of the characters that could return is that of Black Noir, since he has confirmed that Nathan Mitchell, the actor of Night Owl, could return in the same suit.

For now, Kripke claims to live up to episode 3 of the fourth season of “The Boys” and has started working on plot drafts. The following year “Varsity” could be released together with the fourth installment of the series on Amazon Prime Video, the first at the beginning of the year, while the main line in mid-2023, like the previous ones.