HOMELANDER - ''Accidents happen.''
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Homelander simultaneously wants Ryan to be just like him and nothing like him
Had Homelander raised himself I feel like he’d be so much more powerful. A rock solid ego can do so much damage when used to hurt people lol.
@@SlickSkuddy he DID raise himself in the show… he was heavily abused by vought to test his powers and didn’t have any parents or anyone to teach him anything except his alter ego
@@RK36_ Damn , his back story just hit different
All parents have some subconscious desire for their children to be just like them, but some of them are trainwrecks and may or may not realize that the kid is better off if they don't turn out like them.
@@thescarletking2511 yeaaaa that’s just the show.. where they had to tone down most of the truly horrifying stuff homelander went through and did in the comics believe it or not.. the show doesn’t even do partial Justice to how messed up it all gets
"man, what a great father son dynamic for a knowledgeable and strong connection with his son. This must be a great guy"
He’s really a great guy. Wish Homelander was my dad.
Best comment ever 😂😂😂😂😂
@@gaz4553 what is it with you and defending a sicko like homelander?
@@gaz4553 yup your dad but not your superhero that "saves" everyone
He is a great guy though.
Just not “goody two shoes”
What’s crazy is that he was actually being a genuinely good father in this moment.
not really, he prefers to be loved rather than feared, that all it is
No he’s not bruh that advice will turn his son into a sociopath with no capacity for self reflection, just like homelander is
Nah bro he knows his advice is bad. He's just trying to seduce him.
@@JackH_123yes but this is ryan after hearing that butcher hates him for killing becca. You have two men talk to a child, one of them tells him that he hates him and one of them tells him that he will always love him no matter what he does.
Butcher messed up horribly. In Ryan's eyes, homelander is a great dad.
@@pinkyogurt6359 your son would think you’re a great dad for letting them eat ice cream for every meal of the day it doesn’t matter what the kid thinks
Ryan the only one that can hug him or do anything physical without homelander killing them
*Black Noir enters the chat*
@@darthsion8081 *homelander kills him*
@@niggacat5053 All fun and games till homelander knows he lied about soldier boy
Yeah and then there is butcher
@@OnniLatva-Mantila "that was diabolical!"
“I love you dad”
“Love you too son”
*Shoves him off the roof again*
Dad!
Sorry sorry, old habits die hard.
Accidents happen
😂😂😂 I can't
It was good for him, his Dad just learning him up a bit
"I'm not suggesting anymore"
Probably the most human scene homelander has
Look at his face when he hugs Ryan. He used Ryan to try and sympathize with Soldier boy and Soldier Boy called him a pussy for it pretty much because he saw through the bs. Homelander only cares about himself since Stormfront became disfigured and died.
@@YouCheekyMinx69 nah I think he does love his son, it’s the only thing he has other than his fame
@@YouCheekyMinx69 he did but there's moments like when soldier boy shoved Ryan, homelander also sees him as his only family , I mean he teamed up with butcher cmon
@@YouCheekyMinx69 eh idk ab that
No it's was qhen he was talking to him self in the mirror
Homelander’s one redeemable quality is that he truly loves Ryan
No he doesn't.
@@BKK871I would beg to differ
@@chancechamberlain1583 you can all you want. He doesn't love him. He's only manipulated him because he knows that with his son by his side they're pretty much unbeatable.
I think he does love Ryan, but imagine if Ryan was a normal boy with no power, does Homelander love him still?
@@phamxuanthai1 I don't think so
*Homelander really needed that hug.🗿*
...or, he knows, that when his son grows up, he could become his enemy. He was preparing for the future.
@@krisg822nah the dude really needs hugs
I find it funny how he does need a hug but he sure as hell doesn't deserve one
I have ryans same baseball glove😂😂
@@pixeiotto122 That's the dilemma of life. The people that needed hugs didn't get them, causing them to become people that didn't deserve them.
And then the only antidote is either a lot of hugs, or a lot of bullets.
"There are no accidents." Master Oogway
"There are no bad news" .. "but homelander have father and son".. "thats bad news" 💩
"Stay strapped or get clapped" - Master Oogway
@@jacobbenear2206 best one lol
This moment is when tai lung says to his son.
I was an accident
"nobody understands accidents better than me" "thats why ill always love you" 💀
Lmaoo
omg yo 💀
@@lanelurkerr Top gun maverick
@@dt3688 LOL
@@lanelurkerr you could just google homelander and you'd have the name if the show instantly
What is so beautifully and terrifyingly depicted in Homelander is one side of him being a psychopathic monster of a being, and he is fully aware of his actions it seems. Another side is him seeming to be just a broken child in a man's body wanting someone to truly love him, and him wanting the best for his child. A chaotic mix is seen inside Homelander that makes you wonder if he is a mentally broken child, or a nightmarish megalomaniac that has nobody go control him. Or possibly both? That is what makes him one of my favorite characters of all time. Sadly, there is so many other things I don't have the time or energy to write about why I love him.
Exactly well written character he is,
He’s a a great character but a monstrous person great analysis
Isn't there a scene where he is talking to himself in the mirror and its basically exactly what you said
Well they won't know what's next for him until trump starts making big moves in the public again & then they can copy it.
This comment should have thousands of like.
The AOT ost fits this scene so much
Finally someone talks about it
That OST masterpiece can fit anything, not just this scene
That music made for things with "new era" or "revelation" vibe in them
@@JJT1705 yeah
Anybody watching this without context would think what a great person Homelander actually is.
I haven’t watched the show but my dad has and he told me everything and the speech makes me question reality because he’s a rapist but is a good father?
You know it wasn’t your fault gives it away.
He is a great person. He’s apparently a great Dad and wonderful soulmate. He threw a shot in that German broad even after she got all burned up. That’s true love.
@@moobutt he's also a torturous sadist, but yea he do like his son !!!
Even with context, Homelander is a great guy!
I actually like the moments of him trying to be a dad. You can tell Homelander actually wants to be a good dad for Ryan because of how horrible his own childhood was
Shame he's a psychopath with a mommy complex
Agreed Homelander isn’t pure evil just broken
@@RoccoSocko he’s wcvut still human
Yes but it begs the question wether or not his good loving relationship with his son is another form of ego tripping. My assumption is he only uses Ryan to make himself feel like not everybody he knows wants nothing to do with him, to fill the bottomless gaping pit of insecurity he calls a soul, because it's easy to gain a child's love.
Broken enough to love his rape baby. It's actually rare to see a man or woman actually take responsibility for something like that and try to do something with their kid.
I remember reading that young homelander had one person who he liked when he was being experimented on. As a kid he gave her a hug and it snapped her back putting her in a wheelchair. Put his things break into a different perspective
But he smiled after that.
@@wcthesecret it probably bothered him at the time but now he takes pleasure in the memory. It’s homelander. Seeing people in pain is a laugh to him or he is smiling to deflect from it. Hiding an unhappy moment behind a fake smile. It’s homelander so both could be possible
@@WNShadow814 no he smiled exactly after he crushed her spine.
@@wcthesecret so he takes pleasure in the memory then. It’s homelander we shouldn’t be surprised. It may have bothered him as a child but not as an adult thinking back on it
@@WNShadow814 no dumbass. I mean right after he as a child crushed her back. He immediately smiled as he watched them take her away.
I haven't watched this show yet, but he seems like a loving and caring person.
Uhhhhh, so about that.
He's a real loving and caring person alright, if murdering everyone who gets on his slightest nerve is a way of showing affection
Um yeah, about that......
Hahaha what an original comment
Yep! He's a goddamn saint. 🥲👍
As much as Homelander likes to think he is not human, he loves using the human defense mechanism of “rationalizing” away all of his disastrous actions as mere “accidents”.
You think only humans have accidents?
I think he was referring to the boys diabolical episode. Most of the evil done on the show by him he seemed to be in control of and intentional, perhaps the leaking of V he didn’t anticipate but not much else.
To be fair HL is the product of just science. He is this way cause vaught (regular humans) made him this way and wants find love or give it the way he never had
@@jjgriffiniv1307 real
@@sauce6746 only humans feel the need to rationalize accidents.
Aw what a nice caring father, I sure hope he doesn’t hurt anyone
Well he did 😂
Blind spot: 🩸👂👁️🗨️👁️🗨️👂🩸
💧💧
👄
@@deadlan2424 that face is spooky
Yea about that…
@@_Anakin_Skywalker lmfao I made it spookier
I swear, a man with a terrible past are one of the best fathers, they will do everything just to prevent their child to experience the same thing they witnessed
As someone who grew up in a crappy way and would give my very soul make sure that my children go through the exact opposite of what was done to me, I'm inclined to agree with you relatively speaking, but I also had to do a hell of a lot of work on my own in order to figure out how take all the darkness inside and start blazing it into light rather than let it consume me, and that's not an easy thing to do. I'd even say that certain circumstances that happened later in my life are what truly forced me into a period of self-reflection and re-evaluation. Not everyone has that, and not everyone is wired that way or has the appropriate perspectives and experiences to do that.
Basically I'm trying to tell you that it's not a foolproof idea, and that we should genuinely and sincerely make sure that all of our children have what they need. Because someone who was raised right and lovingly will also be an amazing parent. Only difference is that they will know what to do, rather than someone who was raised wrong and managed to turn it around, who would instead know exactly what *not* to do.
Soldier boy proves that isn't the case. Then again he didn't even have that bad a childhood
Ryan is probably the only person in that world that I can confidently believe will be absolutely safe if he's locked alone in a room with Homelander.
Man, this Homelander seems like such a great guy! He's probably really kind to everyone and a great leader who always steps up for his people
More like steps ON his people
Homelander did nothing wrong 😑
@@aryanrahman2148 what? Homelander would never do such a thing! Those are serious accusations, you know
@@Nihilis1 agreed
@@Sam-vz8pm I actually don't know if you're being sarcastic or I genuinely hurt your feelings. If I did, then I'm sorry. 🙂 I haven't seen the show. Just a few bizzare CZcams shorts.
Out of context: “What a wholesome scene, what a great father”
People who know: *We just witnessed the start of a terrifying super villain*
I swear. As soon as he said "You know it wasn't your fault right?" I was like "Fuuuuuuck we getting homelander Jr
@@pivotmatrixxx1245 🤣🤣🤣
the writers are kinda clever here too. the whole season was homelander trying to distance himself from humanity but this scene is where he's being humanized. this is a very human thing to do.
Superpsicho*
Butcher is gonna get thru to Ryan he has to
You know he wants to manipulate him to a degree but he also genuinely loves him because he sees himself. He didn't have anyone like him to cling to/understand him when he was young so he wants to be sure his son has him
I like how the show actually add a human element to Homelander. I don’t think he’s trying to be manipulative here. He genuinely wants Ryan to live the life he never could.
Kills everyone on a plane “accidents happen “
Well he indeed accidentally Lasered plane control table
@@plavsenovic misclick
Its same as human kill insects for disturbing them. Strong one's doesn't care about weak.
Classic case of suicide
@@silentpeasant5600 insects are diffrent . We don't kill dogs or cats for fun despite the stupid hunting for sport that should stop. Plus we don't go around on ants unless you are disturbing trash
“If you laser someones head off no worries son, mistakes happen”
For somebody as strong as them, yes
Superman sneezed a whole solar system out of existence on accident. And his fights tend to deal MoS kind of collateral damage - because he is strong enough to move planets (humanity is feeble and insignificant by comparison).
@@kingol4801 I dont think being super strong has anything to do with purposly turning ur lazers of death on a regular human
@@nathenbosher1067 Ryan did not control his laser there. He got angry and let it out accidentally, killing his mom and permanently injuring Stormfront.
Yes, just like a trigger finger, it can slip. Difference is, you can pull the gun down to avoid touching the trigger - lazer eyes (without significant practice) will go off like a loose granade, often times under worst possible circumstances. They cannot be simply turned off.
Yes, mistakes happen. Especially for a kid which knows nothing about how to handle his powers.
I would argue that with lazer activating on rage it is FAR easier to slip than with super strength: For super strength, you can just avoid touching people and things (and being very gentle when you do - clumsiness will still be inevitable though). With eye laser, everything in your field of vision is at danger, AT ALL TIMES. You cannot just go blind to control it, lol.
@@kingol4801 we all know homelander is a pos but saying the accident in this case is a mistake is not teaching him the act of killing for no reason is wrong. It's teaching him it's gonna happen and meh, don't worry about it just cause we're stronger so it's justified.
@@kingol4801 you talking like laser beam eyes were real, creep nerd LOL
Homelander somehow knows what's it's like to be a father cause he wanted to be everything soldier boy wasnt, just to be there for Ryan. Those words can give someone respect as a parent
This is the type of passion every father should have
“accidents happen”
-homelander to himself after “accidentally” vaporizing a 3rd world country
39 likes? More like Einmarsch in Polen
@@gregrobinette8620 excuse me what?
@@Otiblu3433 🗿
I blew up Malaysia
@@Otiblu3433 4:45am September 1st 1939,the march into poland began
Ngl, when he hugged his son, I legit thought he's gonne "accidentally" squeeze him too hard and crush him
I mean I don't think he would crush him since he's literally the son of Homelander
He cant he resists first
I'm always thinking about shit like this lol this show is so ridiculous never know when some crazy violent "accidents" are gonna happen
@@dewdrummer4384 honestly every time home lander talks to a train or the deep I’m just waiting for him to kill them 😭😭😭
Ryan is safe from home lander tho he’s the closest thing homelander can get to love plus he has powers just like him, home lander is only killing him if Ryan turns on him
@@ashdude3058 seriously, every time Homelander is in a room with someone I think they’re about to get killed by him, except for black noir until when homelander killed him which was kinda shocking
“An accident, that’s all it is and no one knows that better than me, because I am an accident”
This is what Ryan needed to hear from Butcher basically.
"Accidents happen and you're one of them"💀
*EMOTIONAL DAMAGE*
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So am I, my parents seem to love me anyway.
I thought he was going to say that
@@castronator29 your not alone on that one
"Ill always love you". He jist wanted that said to him. He's trying to prevent Ryan from becoming him.
Are we watching the same show?
@@pandogstudios1512 Unconsciously homelander wants ryan to be different. At the very least have a different childhood than he did like he said im season 2
@@pandogstudios1512 I dunno man. Maybe im projecting my own ish into it. Its very possible.
Homelander knows he's fucked up and he doesn't want Ryan to be the same. I think he does want him to become something greater than himself.
Sadly he'll probably go about raising him in all the wrong ways.
He fucking lasered a guy's head off in the finale, I somehow doubt he sees anything wrong with his actions and by exposing Ryan to that he will grow up to be just like Homelander. And Homelander is probably ok with that.
When you realize this scene is the only reason Homelander is still alive…
The Attack on Tian song is too good here
What a kind and loving character this Homelander fellow is, I'm sure he's always doing what's best for the people around him.
🤣 dude , this guy is a fucked up character
Soo kind ik the best
Hello there
@@duck_som17 General Kenobi
master kenobi , what a pleasure this really is .
"Accidents happens"
Of course you know about that Homelander
even if homelander is a villan he still has a heart
If he had no heart then he wouldn’t feel anything when people insulted him. He’s very fragil
I think homelander actually does genuinely love Ryan. Despite the atrocities he commits, he sees the innocent little boy from his past in Ryan and wants him to not have to feel like he’s alone, like he did.
Yep thats the point 👍🏻
Yeah and he wants him to have a real life too and it makes sense cuz he wants to give him what he didn't get to have
Nah I don’t see it like that. I think this is all still selfish for Homelander. He always wanted a family. Someone to love HIM. His best chance for that now is Ryan. To prove to himself that he can be loved. That’s all Homelander cares about. At least I think.
@@PillowMane that's your opinion and I respect that..
But in the season 3 final, Homie was careless 'bout his life when he saw soldier boy bleeded his kid. And didn't cared of himself the time when soldier boy was powering up to destroy him.
That scene showed that Homie was a caring father.
@@PillowMane he forsook his ego to help butcher fight soldier boy after he hurt Ryan. If that doesn’t tell you he cares idk what does
I know his "I'm not going anywhere, I'll always be here" is his own narcissistic fear of abandonment talking, clinging onto Ryan... but damn who wouldn't want to hear that
Literally every human being wants to hear that you're not going anywhere and that you'll always be there, not only do they want to hear it even the damaged ones want to be able to believe it
Tbf he does actually love his son and wants to be loved and we cam all relate to that so when he says it he is being serious it's not out of his own narcissism it's out of his live for his child I can relate to that
Heard that a lot
They all leave in the end
Omni man: "I'm here to change that"
Yeah that didn’t make sense
He is an absolute monster but I am kind of happy that he finally has the love of his son. Maybe a son can help him be more human.
You know Homelander is like,
"Omg a real hug from someone who really loves me"
Look at this amazing father. He’s probably an amazing hero too
He reminds me of Omni-Man, another great father and hero who saves people! ❤❤
@@Cologram True 💖💖💖
Oof
Ew a V1nce fan
@@marshmellowguy586 Whenever I see someone I don’t like I’m gonna call them Marshmellow man
The thing here is Homelander was bred to become a a supe, he's isolated from birth that's why he's a sociopath, he isn't thought to be a human, that's the reason why this scene in Season 3 is one of the redeeming moments of Homelander because even though his psyche is evil, he still wants connection of a family with Ryan. According to Vogelbaum, Homelander was very sweet when he was a child, he wasn't evil since birth, he was longing for a family since childhood and Vought snatched it away from him. Hence this scene.
He obviousely is NOT the ultimate Evil! But I doubt the writers will ever try to redeem him fully.
He’s not evil but rather holding a complete and utter disinterest in all life on earth
@@davidabdollahi7906 the point of the show is that it is a critique of the world, especially the West; from most of the scenes we see of Homelander, he’s horrible and clearly the villain of the show. Although this is somewhat redeeming, it is only there to reflect on the actual character, not be critical of anything. However yes, I doubt that he will be redeemed as he represents the pinnacle of the West and all the bad things about it, the US. Not to say the US is all bad, but that a lot of western views stem from the country.
Every child is sweet until either its parents or in the case of homelander severely fuck them up in their vulnerable ages growing up. Vogelbaum and Vought are the true villains, even if Vogel regrets what he did to john.
He is basically indominus rex.
He may be dark and broken but he a caring father so respected
Homelander may be heartless but it’s nice to know he cares about Ryan
Homelander: "listen, Ryan, your mom"
Ryan: 🧍♂️
😂
Lol
Standing there
But aren’t you mad at me 😢
Lmao 😂
The attack on Titan ost fits this scene so good
Ong!
@@maestro3880 on fucking god bro!!!!
@@kira_duellinks7021 進撃vn-pf20130524巨人 copy and paste this
@Kira_DuelLinks You see Big Girl instrumental I think
The one where sasha dies
The one thing Homelander truly loved.
That kid is the only person in the universe he's nice to
Homelander being a "good father" just really adds some depth to his character and it also makes everything he's done all the more horrifying but at the same time more impressive? Like he's shown he has the capacity for love and empathy despite his situation despite how he was raised but it also shows that he likely does understand at least to an extent the atrocities he's committed . . . And it doesn't matter to him he's unaffected by it
@Mr_ Tinez My guess is he's dehumanized the majority of humanity, and only cares about Ryan because he is a "god" like himself.
@Mr_ Tinez
I don't think you understand his psychopathy as well as you think.
His lack of empathy for most people isn't permanent, isn't ingrained, isn't genetic. He, arguably rightly, sees himself as OTHER to humanity. He cannot empathize with us mortals, for he is not one of us. But for another god like him? One of his own blood?
Yeah. That's called family. He can love that. That could make him human.
I do not empathize with pigs as much as I do other humans, as wonderful and loving and nearly human as they are, singing their babies to sleep. Because I am not them.
And because they're delicious.
@@nonsensicalrants1703 That makes no sense though. People empathize with animals all the time even if we’re not of the same species. Empathy transcends species. The same could be said for Homelander. He is capable of empathizing with humans, just like every human is capable of empathizing with other species. The problem is Homelander hasn’t developed that empathy well.
@@confusedpozole406
I apologize. I made my arguement in too tongue and cheek of a way. And had a typo.
Go reread what I just wrote. I even express my own empathy with pigs... Because I'm not a psychopath, unlike the homelander.
Homelanders REASONING- which is obviously not logical - for his own psychopathy. I was arguing from his position, a sick and insane one.
Good news? Like I said, his condition isn't necessarily permanent. His kid might be able to save him.
@Mr_ Tinez He is not a psychopath he is just not extending empathy to most people you could call him a sociopath according to the old DSM description.
“We break things, and sometimes these things are the things are what you love the most”
“I love you more than anything”
BRO.
Woah...
Foreshadowing... Maybe
@@TheGamingBurglar we getting an omniman and invincible reference here ...
@@FavzRandomVids *THINK RYAN THINK*
What did the son do
I love seeing all the comments about this amazing antagonist and wish that the majority of people who refer to his evil nature would recognize it within themselves.
He is a portrait of what we’d all be with limitless power.
Homelander is a good dad
Butcher screwed up real good and sent him right into the arms of Homelander. All Ryan needed was reassurance, and love. Ryan will be worse than Homelander, for sure.
Well of course. At this point Ryan is a ticking time bomb who feels just as much as any human would feel except he was born of a mad man who has the power to destroyed and control everything. All it really takes is 1 bad day to push someone like Ryan over the edge when he gets over then it’s game over for the planet.
Yup, butcher fucked up big time with Ryan
He did fucked up but I understand why though, Ryan was the product of the biggest thing he hated homelander. Not only that but he’s a product of rape. Literally the product of the suffering of the love of his life. Not only that but the little cunt killed her to top it all off. So yeah. He did fucked up, I’m surprised he even tried to begin with. Lets be more understanding of Butcher shall we?
He won’t be worse than homelander, that’s foolish
@@riley8849 Bruh. Ever watched Star Wars? The jedi council was even afraid of him because of how powerful he was but because he has attachments and was emotional. Now think of it as Ryan because he feels so many emotions and feels for so many people until the end of the season where he cracked a smile. It’s either gonna end with him and homelander killing each other or butcher about to kill Ryan but couldn’t which sends Ryan over the edge to accidentally killing a innocent civilian.
I like the fact how The AOT music just fits this, it's weird how AOT osts fit with some scenes in shows or movies
😂😂😂 finally someone speaking about the aot music!👍
AOT music goes with everything
@@dandelyon2796 not yo moms funerals tho
It fits even better because Homelander and Eren are both psychopaths who both have power.
@@dandelyon2796 i had to check my player to make sure i wasnt listening to the music in the background of my pc
Gotta love that Attack on Titan OST
The boys series is so freakin unpredictable, you keep on guessing what will happen next, but none of them never gonna came true, and at the end all you are gonna say is that oh man I didn't see that coming daymn ... too good 👌🏻👌🏻
not good at all, especially ending of Season 3 .
The face Homelander makes when he says "You know it wasn't your fault, right?" shows a whole different side of his character. It shows he has made mistakes and it cost him, and he had to come to terms with those mistakes and losses. He knows you can't just hold onto them and let them define you. Butcher on the other hand does exactly that, so he doesn't understand that Ryan needed to be taught to forgive himself. Homelander being the one to teach him that was cool to see.
Still Homelander fucking killed innocent people
@@gus484 Being a mature person doesn't cure being a psychopath
The dramatic irony of the stuck up man-baby supervillain being more mature than the fucking protagonist is just rich
@Rori Shield The protagonist is usually more mature than the villain. Hes the one who should be teaching people to not hold grudges and stuff. But the fact that the villain, in this case Homelander, is the one teaching his son to forgive himself while the protagonist, in this case Billy is currently making a plan to kill him just speaks volumes.
@Rori Shield butchers not just doing it because Homelander’s a bad guy. He’s ultimately doing it for revenge. And regardless of his intentions with what he did to Ryan, it was his words who caused Ryan to join homelander which prevented Homelander’s death. Immaturity you often see in villains, being expressed in Butcher
Dang Homelander is so wholesome and caring for those around him I bet he would never even harm a fly. Can't wait to watch the boys now :)
Ohhhhhhhhhhh boy....
Ikr
Can't wait to pay bezos just to watch this only
Who's gonna tell him?
@@dineshpadhi9421 guys I’m pretty sure he was being sarcastic
Someone tell this man about homeland.
Truly an icon for America
The music makes this scene 10x more impactful man
Homelander: "Accident happens..."
Soldier Boy laughing in corner... 😂🤣
LMAO
Homelander: run run run !
Soldier boy : suiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiii
And no one knows that better then me
“Oh what a good scene. I want to watch more of this wholesome guy- what the fuck”
Such a caring father
I think he's gonna be just like Superman
I'm not accustomed to seeing Homelander being this wholesome. It is most unsettling.
And that's when Butcher lost any chance of getting Ryan back
Background music from attack on titan just hit different...
It hits completely different
And I know how to make you cry………………
⚠️⚠️SPOILERS⚠️⚠️
Sasha
@@sceptkid1134 all u need is one name😭😭
@@thatssometal358 did people actually cry to Sasha's death 🤣
@@DannyHsn Shut up marleyan
Homelander may be a bad person but he loves his boy
This is one of the very few scenes where homelander is actually caring
He subtly called people “things”
It wasn't really subtle though, he used the word things, twice.
Do prefer Omni-Mans version? Pets. lol
@@AdultToons lmao Omni man is way worse
@@cgspider6667 no way, at least Nolan loved his wife. What does homelander love except himself and his son.
to be fair, a lot of the people in the show are basically NPCs. Like, the entire crowd cheered Homelander on and when he brutally murdered a man who threw a soda can at Homelander's son. They're literally bots
Oh yeah trust him he knows all about "accidents"
Once a dad always a dad
A very touching scene. Homelander has a sliver of humanity still. He even admitted it himself.
My wife and I watched this scene at the beginning of the finale and she goes, "what the fuck just happened?"
😂
@@donteventryit007 lmao
Butcher fucked up that's what happened
You know, despite Homelander being.. well, himself. I think this is a reflection of everything Homelander wanted when he was Ryan’s age; someone who loved him for him and would never leave no matter what. It would be a beautiful moment were it not for the circumstances. But it seems as though he’s trying to give Ryan what he never had; family.
Nothing gets past a father's love ❣️
Terrible people can be great fathers. He is an awful person, but his most likable moments are when he’s with his son.
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@@bob-is-cool like the towers
@@imbouttofukingnut livin in europe
Homelander is beautiful charachar, and a horrible person.
But he called his son an accident
The only time I have seen home lander be friendly to a child
I realized how easily swayed I am after this scene.
If that means you’re on homelanders side now, that’s concerning lmfao.
Homelander may love his son but that doesn’t excuse the fact that he brutally murders people with no remorse and has no regard for human life lmfaoo
Also this scene may seem sweet at first but it’s more sinister when you look into it. By homelander making the killing of becca seem like not a big deal/ not that serious, and by him saying “sometimes things break”, he is teaching Ryan that the killing of regular humans is nothing more than collateral damage/ a harmless accident, and it’s nothing Ryan him to worry about. He’s essentially teaching Ryan to view people like objects that “break” in this scene.
This is just shown further in the final scene in the season where Ryan does not care, and is even pleased, when homelander straight up brutally murders a guy in front of him lmfaoo
@@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy bro you aint laughing youre writing a whole ass essay lmfaooo
and thats fine you are to him like an ant is to you. He is what he is. Hes a great father and has to be respected.
I've seen homelander losing his shit or breaking down, He will love his son pike his father never could, he will always be there because Soldier boy wasn't, He knows the pain of no father...evil or not he wants his son to have a father.
And another scene that was kinda sweet, right before he disemboweled noir he revealed he was able to see him the whole time so despite his massive facial scars homelander never said anything negative about them and valued him as his best team member regardless, and then he reminded us all who he was again lol
Homelander may love his son but that doesn’t change the fact that he would be not only a bad father but a horrible influence on ryan LMFAO that’s the whole point of the last scene of season 3, homelander will just teach ryan to be sociopathic and not care at all about human life.
This scene may seem sweet at first but it’s sinister when you look more into it, by homelander making the killing of becca seem like not a big deal/ not that serious, and by him saying “sometimes things break”, he is teaching ryan to excuse the killing of regular humans as nothing more than collateral damage / a harmless accident, and it’s nothing for ryan to worry about.
This is just further shown in the last episode of the season where Ryan does not not care, and is even pleased, when homelander straight up brutally murders a guy.
This man is the kindest, he saved 8.000.000.000 people of earth 🥰
Moments where they ALMOST get you to root for Homelander, great show.
Something tells me Homelander might've accidentally had fried a caretaker he loved and it took him a while to forgive himself.
Wasn’t so “accidental”
Iirc didn't they say earlier in the series that he accidentally crush one of his mother figure caretakers when he was a kid by hugging her?
@@sambeck2510 yes, there is even footage of it
He did kill one when he tried to give her a hug
@@jackpeters286 that was his mom 💀
The one time Homelander actually put his pride away.
Eh not really, homelander did not care about becca when she was alive so obviously he doesn’t really care that Ryan killed her, so he is not actually putting his pride away lmfaoo
@@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy But Ryan almost killed Stormfront. HL really loves him.
@@bboynava1812 HL’s own need to be loved by his son is the only reason, but to be fair that is a valid reason
And then he took care of his son, loved him until the rest of his days and was just a great person all around.
I can appreciate the effort homelander put into being a dad in this scene
Dad of the year. Gives this talk and then sheltered Ryan when Soldier Boy was gonna blast them. 👍
He was a good father, he knew soldier boy was about to take his powers but he didn't make any attempt of running away to save his powers, he stayed right there trying to protect Ryan knowing full well they would kill him
@@xenon473 not a good father at all.. he pushed him off a roof, helped put him in a situation to kill his own mother, made him feel insecure about his own powers and many other things but homelander is trying in his own way.. he does truly care for ryan but is incapable of being able to be a good father
@@tristanconn11 the term good father is subjective, he is a good father because in his own way he is trying to be, and that's what matters
@@xenon473 i hope u never become a father
@@tristanconn11 lmao
i just look in homrlander eyes and like "please no lasser beam, please no lasser beam"
I feel like the only genuine emotion homelander is capable of is pride. Sometimes being proud of your child can seem like being a good father until they disappoint.
Hearing Attack on Titan music over a scene from The Boys is something I never knew I needed until now
Didn’t know how much I needed attack on titan music over the boys scenes until now. This song choice is just perfect, it captures the genuine tenderness of the interaction with the disturbing undertone of what that interaction means for the future of the human race.
When i first heard this ost i know the creator of this short have great taste lol
Either that or just me being a weeb
Bruh the aot music in the background makes this fire
i was wondering why the ost was suddenly good LMAO
2 pyschos with power they didnt choose to have
Calling out your name
Aot
The most heart warming thing homelander ever said to a kid in this franchise
He did accudentally kill his babysitter as a kid by hugging her in grief.
Only to cause him even more grief. He's actually being an honest empathetic person here. Even if it's only possible because he see's himself in his son.
It really gets you that Homelander was being 100% honest in this scene. The only difference between him and Butcher, and the reasons that Butcher was never and will never say these words (that Ryan needed to hear) are that 1) He didn’t care about Becca. And 2) He feels no guilt or responsibility for the things he does or the times he loses control of his powers, and he wants Ryan to be like that too, except Ryan should feel responsible, otherwise he won’t be careful and more “accidents” will happen
After season 3 seeing Homelander's own mental battles and shifts in stability, it is very obvious he cares for Ryan, but he also is seemingly very self aware of his own failure and is wanting to make Ryan as strong as him but also better than him. The mirror scene more than anything shows this. Homelander trying to retain even the smallest bit of humanity, and his more narcissistic side tries to make him push away humanity and accept the distorted societal view of him being the "perfect being". Hopefully we can see HL's and Ryan's relationship progress and maybe even have Ryan humanize him bit by bit until maybe some redemption or true realization hits. Even if he is very much a villain, he still has shreds of humanity, but he's still likely past the point of redemption.
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Even if Homelander is a dark person, this scene is really sweet because I understand most of this. (not simply, but on another, personal level)
The music combo deserves the like