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Nice vid
Nice spoilers!
What is the effect you use for the subtitles
You should do an edit on the comic and would possible come in season 5 (homelander death)
@@craigchaytor9109 facts
Noir was the only person who had unquestionable loyalty to homelander
Well it's his clone so yeah..
@@VideoEgo1no it’s not
@@VideoEgo1this aint comics
he had unquestionable loyalty to vought, not necessarily homelander
This clip isnt the best tonpost rhat take on tbh since hes revealed he lied to homrlander his entire life
Homelander always kills the ones who are loyal to him instead of the actual enemy to him
Remember he is a superpowered bully who usually acts off emotions
Homelander is his own worst enemy...
He felt betrayed he was never told about something so important as a father figure.
Homelander is the way the US sees themself but also has some outbursts that show how the US really is
He wasn't loyal to him, noir only existed as a counter of homelander. He is a clone of homelander and was loyal to the company not him
Homelander regrets this in every possible way. He learns he DOES wanna kill soldier boy, he hates his only living incompetent teammates, and the new noir is a pain in his ass
A sleeping pain in the ass 😴
His biggest fuck up yet
"Homeslander regrets this in every possible way" isn't this the whole premise of the show?
@@user-gf6nj1lh6ilike.. No?
He really does know how to fuck himself up.
Old Noir : BATMAN
New Noir : DEADPOOL
New noir talks and people think he is Deadpool all off a sudden
@@raysure1345exactly New Noir is more like a C list reluctant super villain who fell in with a bad crowd, just some guy
Stolen
@@Omnentsome supe. New dude can fly and tank large number of bullets
Meanwhile S2 opening scene noir@@Lucky67-r3o
He hid the truth because he didn't think Soldier Boy deserved a son. Here he finally realised they both deserve each other.
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Corny
@@Zarc-wi4wy On a video about a show that explores the social consrquence and dynamics of superhumans?
neither deserve anything, nothing good would happen if you give anything to these men as they are now
Black Noir was probably one of the very few ppl that would be loyal to Homelander to the very end , but he killed him.. big mistake on Homelander’s end
homelander is always dumb and run on emotion first, thats why he lost.
Season 1-2 Homelander was actually quite smart and wasn’t so emotionally driven. Season3 and especially 4 Homelander is like a dumb ass child and constantly makes dumb decisions. And a viewer Im happy he makes things easier for the boys but COME ONNNN man I need a good villain at the same time.
@oMrChampoi I don't disagree but that's the evolution of his character, through fear he's been surrounded by yes men and no longer has a strong figure to look up to. He's unravelling slowly but he is still intelligent
@@oMrChampoihow was s1 and 2 smart? wasnt he jealous of a baby? i think hes always been a good villain
True, but the one thing the show likes to remind the viewers is that Homelander hates lies and secrets. When he asked Noir if he knew that Soldier Boy was his father and Noir said yes, he said "f*ck" because he had to kill Noir for lying to him all these years.
Noir felt his death coming, the acceptance he feels (as said by buster beaver), he truly believed telling homelander the truth was more important than his reaction. Wild individual
Well he is a clone of homelander.
@@Beast_from_the_middle_east no he's not they said they weren't following the plot from the comics and we've seen noir before
@@Beast_from_the_middle_eastno he isn’t dipshit he’s literally a black man. How the fuck can you possibly believe there clones. They can’t even be siblings and you’re saying they’re clones? Do you even got the right show bro?
@@Beast_from_the_middle_eastno he isn’t.
@@Beast_from_the_middle_east don’t even share same ethnicity
Black Noir's death was heartbreaking 😭🥹
Especially with the animal friends being there with him while he was fading away. Seeing the faces & emotion the animators captured in those facial movements. That's what really got me. Picturing them there for him. That was really what got me in tears when I saw the episode.
Black Noir is one of the worst people of The Boys universe lmao
truly gut wrenching
@@aIexemre I see what ya did there
@@LikeigiveAFaboutUi didn’t until you said that 😂
The amount of character they gave Nior in 1 season is crazy
Prob satire but I mean season 3 💀
@@notlolmaster3005they meant they gave Noir a lot of character in a single season
@@Misina. Oh mb I read it wrong
Homelander’s own egotistical nature loses him yet another diehard ally. It’s bad management, if your subordinates fail once let them learn from that mistake. If you kill them you lose a strong asset and weaken the morale of the rest of your team leading to further betrayals and abandonment which is what homelander feared the most.
Not homelander
True, but the problem was out of everyone in the Seven Homelander trusted Noir the most, and to learn that the person he trusted the most was keeping the fact he had a father out there hidden from him, Homelander felt betrayed.
@@docnightmares8291 I get that and your right about that but tbf black noir is mentally challenged and would do anything to get away and keep away from soldier boy the man who made him that way. Homelander knows he is mentally fucked as he points out he can see the scars under the mask. Furthermore this is the first time black noir has done anything against Homelander. If he had not been such a narcissist and quick to anger he would of been greatful for noirs help against soldier boy when he finally met him and was ‘disappointed’. 😂
@@docnightmares8291Sure, doesn't mean you kill him though.
@@BeyondTrash-xe1vs Yeah, but one thing the show makes clear is Homelander hates being lied to and having secrets kept from him.
Black noir was trying to protect him and got backstabbed for doing it
Frontstabbed actually
@@starsoup4mybutterbean962front punched
Fiststabbed
@@skylarseraphine5688 solar plexus deletus
Donutted
Bro killed the only person that would be and was by his side through everything.
Homelander: "You should have told me." That dude can't speak. Thanks for 10k likes👀
Bro got killed by saying "🗿"
You should've wrote me
He never asked
Ever heard of the saying “ closed mouths don’t get fed”😂
@@KyngYork23 Hmmm....No?
Ummmm he can still write….you dumb?
Makes me want to cry, I understand how Black Noir felt, his back story was sad,
Black noir was killer. He slaughtered entire fishing villages in Indonesia on vought's order. Deep said he noir used to have a murder boner. And yet here u r feeling sorry for psychotic killer
Noir was the only loyal member of the 7 that would do anything for homelander no questions asked. Literally
Are you serious? The deep would literally blow a train just cause homelander told him too he might question it but at the end of the day the deep will do wtv the fuck homelander says the only difference is noir did what he said out of respect while everyone else does it out of fear learn the show bro
@@Miguel-mx9opy did u get offended 😂
@@Miguel-mx9op
yeah but noir was homelanders friend and would stand by him
deep would 100% if given the chance keep his life and have homelander gone if he could, noir likes homelander to a point
homelander hates how people fear him and only listen because of that, noir doesny fear homelander and still follows, hes not just a puppet
Literally the only person homelander has killed (so far) that he had regret and heartbreak for. Like in the scene with deep, A-train and ashley and he tells them noir was worth more then them all put together.
Homelander killed the the only person that he can call friend
It was his biggest enemy based on the comics
@Beast_from_the_middle_east but this is not the comic
@@Beast_from_the_middle_eastdoes this look like a 2d comic book page dipshit?
@@Beast_from_the_middle_eastthis Noir was his friend and he even covered him in his first mission when it all turned out bad.
Homelander did bad move here
he’s done a lot of terrible shit but this… i can’t forgive him for this
Even homelander was crying while killing him
It's crazy how unreasonable homelander is.
He told you the truth desptue knowing you might kill him and you killed him anyway.
Noir was scared and seeked help from the only person he knew could help him, he genuinely liked John and didnt see him as a product or use him. Even when he confess it, he didnt fought back as he felt partially guilty from hiding it from John. But John's narcism didnt allow him to understand that, he just saw a betrayal, but he lost the only person that could ever love him or genuinely liked to be around him.
I like how the scene in gen v he calls that one chick an “animal” for killing her own kind beings other supes when he literally murdered noir and web weaver and many more along the way
The thing is, Homelander sees supes as superior beings compared to humans, but compared to both supes and humans, Homelander sees himself as a god.
It's almost as if he is the villain
He hadnt killed webweaver yet at that point but yeah
@@BigMan-cp4piit's almost as if that was implied by OP stating Homelander is a murderer with unjustified killings abound! Thanks so much for your clarification, I thought Homelander was like All Might from hit tv show, Sky High! Now that I know he's mean, I'll sure hope his redemption arc is dang good!
If you're going to be an obnoxious prick atleast do it in an entertaining way, nobody laughed at your sarcastic "It's almost like he's the villain." Christ I hope you don't have a partner because listening to what you consider good commentary is the equivelant of a brain bleed for the rest of us.
you can't be that sensitive and be a functioning human 😂
Calm down bro, everything will be ok!@@jayzell3687
This is just another example of how homelander kills everyone he cares for, because the emotion of care is too human for him
Homelander really done killed his closest most loyal ally 😂
And strongest smh dudes a chump
Seeing this is like watching Butcher conversation with Ryan as Ryan is in denial of his father's autrocities.
Not even close but Alr this is a psychopath killing the only human that’s close to him while butcher is trying to make amends before the temp v kills him they’re not even close
“Why didn’t you tell me”
I can’t talk my man’s😢
Anthony Starr is such a great actor. Definitely should have an award for this role.
Atleast he didn't lie like everyone to Homelander
Homelander doesn't deserve any love he can't be loved
Nah homelander will know cus he has xray vision
Homelander was treated poorly and was a lab rat, he wasn't raised to control emotion
I think the show adds so much depth to Homelander as a character. He's a tragic villain. In the comics, He's just an incompetent ego maniac with super powers.
This Is One of the Saddest Moment To me In THE BOYS...😢❤️🩹
R.I.P BLACK NOIR You always a Goat 🪦🐐🖤
Homelander: why didn't you tell me?
Noir: (writes down) you never asked.
Noir: Didn't ask
How was he to ask? He didn’t know soldier boy was alive, had no reason to suspect it. He’d been presumed KIA for 20+ years.
@@Virtual_Canadianobviously the moment when noir found out he came back
The good ending to this scene
Black noir was the coolest character, new noir is funny but doesn’t have a scratch on the old one. I literally cried with him, every scene he was in was gold. He said nothing yet made you feel everything, and the fucking suit is so cool
Fr. It dont even feeling the same
This is the same guy play since season one, the flashback character was only in the flashback part
@@smcbentertainmentmarketing5763 I mean old black noirs personality compared to the new one. I have seen the actor before In a show called raising dion another kid with superpowers and he was rlly good. I just mean in the boys, old black noir was so cool he was actually a threat and I miss the cartoon scenes.
Homelander liked Black Noir more than anyone. But at last hes the one who killed him, Black Noir was loyal to Homelander.
“You should’ve told me.”
“I can’t talk bruh.”
this was so sad :( RIP IRVING
Bro leave us in tears with this masterpiece 😭😭
He prolly aint told him because he knew how homelander would react... now he lost his right hand man
He didn’t tell him cause vought instructed him not too but when homelander finally had the question himself and asked it he couldn’t help but say the truth he knew he was gonna die but he didn’t care his honesty meant more to him then his life and he felt partially guilty so he sorta accepted his death
Noir has known Homelander for years at this point and I don’t think he would’ve of killed him if he told him earlier. Homelander doesn’t start going apeshit until the end of season 2
@rmendoza265 homelander always overreact so I can't imagine a scenario in which black noir knows his pops and doesn't say shit and gets unharmed...
The most stupidest decision made by the writers.
I mean it is annoying but it makes sense that he did that. They probably should have just given us more of noir earlier
“The most stupidest.” You have no room to talk bro
@@Miguel-mx9op Ah, the grammar police because he didn't type "stupid," but you understood what he meant. His comment is correct though; swapping it anywhere else doesn't change that.
@@Miguel-mx9op☝️🤓
After that S4 Finale, Homelander is gonna miss having Noir, S5 is about to be ACTIVE 🗣🗣🔥🔥
Homelander.
Betrays noir for soldier boy.
Butcher.
Betrays soldier boy for Ryan.
Both of them lost a chance at defeating the other.
Noirs death was bullshit
The whole series is.
@@whiteyonthemoon1193 XD can’t deny that
i never understood how this killed Noir, i thought he would just regen
if he got treatment he probably would've, but he was left for too long i guess, especially how he died they could've fixed him, but he probably bled for too long
yk everything just kinda, fell out
This Noir’s S3 arc is the most heart-wrenching storyline in the show for me honestly. The glimpses we got of him through the Buster Beaver characters (which btw is the best pun on Chuck E Cheese I’ve ever heard) and that one scene of him and Edgar from Mallory’s memory made it seem like he was an okay guy before he got mutilated. Then he just existed as a mute weapon for like 40 years, until he finally got confronted by his past, and the only person he felt like he could trust enough to open up to about it killed him.
Obviously he was no saint, not even close, everything that happened in those 40 years is still on him, and we don’t know enough about what he was like before to definitively say he wasn’t already psycho. But it really didn’t seem like it, and the pacing of his scenes throughout S3 was just so perfect to build a connection with the audience. We’d had little wholesome moments amidst the chaos before, like when he played the piano at the gala or when he waved that little stuffed animal in front of the kid, and everything we learned in S3 put it all in perspective, for me at least. And the writing was just phenomenal. That whole conversation with Stan about how he felt like he could be successful as a black man, the comparison to Eddie Murphy, and how he feels like it’s time for him to show his face. And the first time he fights without the mask he loses his entire identity.
I could ramble on about this character forever honestly. As a fan of the comics I was always insanely curious about what they were gonna do with Black Noir on the show, and I was not disappointed at all. I do really wish this Noir could have survived, because the new one isn’t that entertaining to me, but I can’t deny the emotional impact of this scene. It does a lot for Homelander’s character and it’s a really good way to wrap up Noir’s arc, so as much as I wish it didn’t have to happen, I can’t be mad that it did.
great
Homelander is seeking love and approval all the time but puts on this facade that he doesn’t care.
he's probably missing the old noir rn
in season 5 i want a scene where he cries and regrets it and talks to the mirror
idk just think itd humanise him abit, still keeping him evil blah blah *john* is still human ot whetabrjshajajaaa
What kind of animal are you? Do you like attacking your own kind? - Homelander
Dam that’s sad I feel like noir knew what was about to happen the way he tilted his head when homelander put his arm on him
That was homelanders only friend
He killed his right hand man there🫡…
Homelander is the epitomy of someone who has everything, Power, Fame, being able to literally take anything you want and not be stopped, and all at the same time has nothing. No real past, no real family, no real friends, no real love. Thats what makes his breakdown so interesting. To be so powerful and yet cant get that empty void inside filled.
"Why didn't you tell me?"
"Well I can't exactly speak now can I?"
Black noir was my favourite character, I was rly sad when he went out like this
funny how in the comics its actually the other way around
Nah I didn't care less about Noir but in that one episode with all the animated characters the show made me so sad when he died.
I honestly wonder if instead of nodding he wrote down “he hurt me, afraid to say anything” if that would have made a difference
I held on. As much as I could.
But when I realized that his last moments of life, he was surrounded by his own
thoughts, I began to cry
Bro killed noir but not sister sage
Noir possibly has the saddest backstory as well as his situation coming up to his eventual death; he had nobody to speak to or find comfort in, apart from his imaginary friends. He’s probably the only character in the show like this, and you could argue all of the other characters have had at least one person care/caring about them.
Noir: "2 reasons this is literally your first time asking and I also can’t talk"
Homelander is the perfect example of what life without love and care does to a person. Only he can do whatever he likes when he has emotional breakdowns. He has no limits to what he can do or what consequences he would suffer. He still is that lonely kid and I think this scene depicts this perfectly.
Homelander has killed a lot of people but never seen him this sad when doing it
Homelander really regretted killing Noir at the end, he immediately reminisces looking back at him one last time but he never looked back on others he killed, he repeats himself again as he regrets what he just did and hopes that Noir told him but unaware of Noirs situation, Homelander liked Noir and Noir like Homelander, sad to see a good unknown duo break like this
I don't think hes really dead. Hes been through way worse.
Black noir was truly his best friend, he cried when he realized he had to kill him
Black Noir in serial:😊😇☹️
Black Noir in comic:💀💀💀💀
Homelander did exactly what my ex did to my heart, and ill never love again or ever even feel that again 🫤 i just feel dead, lifeless
Black Noir in the comics is the Homelander clone. So... yeah xD
TV show's storyline honestly is better and more natural. Gives depths to characters better too.
“We’re all so proud of your Irvin”
Home lander loved noir and understood he was his most loyal follower. It just hurt him so bad knowing that even someone so close to him could have not told him something that he considered of dire importance, home lander was raised as A lab rat with the only affection he could get was from the scientists that tormented him, he doesn’t cry because he missed out on a father figure, he cries because in his warped psyche, he knows that he must kill the only person he truly considered a friend… that’s truly heartbreaking
It’s so easy to hate Homelander, but honestly, I think he was justified here. Black Noir was the ONLY person Homelander thought he could depend on to be a friend, someone he could trust. But in the end, Homelander realized he can’t trust anyone, because he’s the bad guy and everyone wants him dead. And before anyone tries to say “Oh, well Black Noir can’t speak 🗣️🗣️🗣️”, he could’ve tried to write something down, Homelander had given Black Noir the opportunity to do it, but he didn’t. If Black Noir was gonna explain himself, he would’ve done it without hesitation because that’s the kind of person he is.
You know it's gonna be cool as hell if noir gets up and starts walking towards and hugs homelander then dies because of his healing factor😕
U guys gotta understand the reasoning for homelander, he’s extremely mentally unstable with a fragile ego and a laundry list of interpersonal issues, he killed noir because he genuinely thought of noir as his only actual friend and felt betrayed but being unable to actually deal with the pain and what he interpreted as a betrayal he turned to violence as he always does.
Noir was actually loyal to homelander and he killed him
Nah shit we can see that bro might as well tell me the sky is blue next. Actually let me guess water is wet?
@@Miguel-mx9op well guess what the grass is green 🤯
Calm down karen@@Miguel-mx9op
Black Noirs arc was done so well across that season. His death was heartbreaking.
This pisses me off everytime
Homelander was truly sad, this is among the saddest we've seen him in the show, Noir was a mentor, a friend (maybe even his best friend). Homelander felt betrayed that Noir didn't tell him, and that Noir was really set on killing Soldierboy. Homelander chose to gamble and pick family (grave mistake) instead of his unconditionally loyal friend.
I feel that with Noir arround, Homelander would've been unstopable
Dawg black noir was goated
Dude leant his head like it was a heartfelt moment then boom dead
Wether your loyal to homelander or not in the end you’ll still end up dead
"Why didn't you tell me?"
Meanwhile Black Noir the whole series: 😶
Why didn't he regenerate? He does that right?
i guess he couldnt because homelander ripped his heart out or a different organ which just killed him instantly. so sad was my favorite character
He literally pulled out all of his guts
@@Neutrino939 Kimiko's regeneration gave her new organs when she should have died. Don't be so sure that he is dead.
@@drift67102 But then again, his brain didn't heal so they use his regeneration ability like they want🤷♂️
@@madeupstory9510 i was thinking the same thing, he might show up in the s4 finale, but its a very low chance since they seem to be giving the new noir alot of screen time, and might even kill him at the end of it.
I felt so bad for Noir he was loyal and yet he was punished
Bro pls pin this scene was so sad 😢
😢😢
John did do that for no actual reason, Black noir was his most loyal teammate and he just murked him without a second thought, just to show how much Homelander doesn’t value anyone’s like but his own, horrifying
Noir was smart, I’m sure he knew that Homelander would end him but still stayed.
You can see the genuine pain in his eyes as he kills noir. He was the only person he was sad to kill. He doesn’t show it right after because he is angry but Noir is the only person he regretted killing. Amazing performance from Antony Starr.
« Don’t worry earving, we are so proud of you » this scene break my heart every time 🥹
HL: and why didn't you tell me
Noir: 🗿📝 (didn't know it was important)
HL: oh well it was important it's not your fault though this is your first mistake after all
Noir:🗿
Only person homelander murdered who he really didnt want to. Noir is the only member of the 7 homelnader cared for
It’s okay to have starters be unbalanced. Look at Gen III. If you want to play Hoenn, bringing a Swampert will make it a cakewalk. So much more than the other starters entirely. Poor Sceptile is the worst starter for Hoenn, yet it’s still beloved because of design. If the design is cool and stats are okay, then people will love it. The only reason Incineroar is so popular is because it’s the strongest competitive Pokémon of all time.
"What kind of animal are you? Do you like to kill your own specie?" - Homelander
homelander:why didnt you tell me??
black noir : mothr fkr im mute
Anybody find it hilarious that black noir was more afraid of Soldier Boy than he was of Homelander yet Homelander was the one that actually attempted to kill him.
Homelander: why didn't you tell me?
Noir: I CANT FUCKING TALK!!!
Paranoia and ultimate power will have you killing the ppl trying to protect you and trying to save the ones who want you dead 💔 poor noir, that was my boy 🖤
Homelanders biggest mistake. Noir was literally the only person in the 7 that wouldn’t betray him.
"Why didnt you tell me? "
"(Writes) im mute dude"
It’s sad that this scene truly makes me believe Homelander felt sadness for killing someone
Low key the instant regret and justification by homelander after noir drops is the saddest part of this scene. Yes noir dies but it shows homelander killing off a little more of what’s already a sliver of the humanity he has.