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Butcher had every reason to hate Ryan, and initially, he did. But then, Becca died for good and, in her last breaths, asked Butcher to take care of her son. If it hadn’t been for Butcher’s unwavering devotion to his wife, he probably would have left Ryan to fend for himself.
In Short. The Boys Season 4 Episode 5 has raised speculations that Joe Kessler is not real. Joe Kessler appears only when Butcher is alone and that makes us think that Joe Kessler is not real and is Butcher's hallucination.
Butcher was always the brutal leader of the Boys who wasn’t afraid to give supes a slap when they needed it (sometimes with a pickaxe through the brain), but his violent nature was seemingly used to curb a greater evil, and thus it was all forgiven.
Clockwise from left: Alex Datcher, Kasan Butcher, Robert Townsend, and Michael J. Pagan in 'Up, Up, and Away'. Disney Channel Now that superheroes are a global blockbuster industry, many are ...
The Boys season 4 hints at Billy Butcher being a Supe, and episode 5 may feature a disturbing clue about the power he obtained by taking Compound V. Butcher tells Hughie that he injected himself with Vought's drug after his cancer diagnosis, but he believes it didn't do anything.
The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke teases what's happening inside Billy Butcher's (Karl Urban) head at the end of the season 4 premiere. Prior to the premiere, it was established that The Boys' leader, Butcher, was terminally ill due to the side effects of Temp V.
Kessler is a CIA Case Officer and old war pal of Butcher’s ( Karl Urban) who has joined the cause to stop Homelander ( Antony Starr ). And while it isn’t uncommon for the Boys...
