Quick Read
- Prime Video’s Gen V Season 2 premieres on September 17, 2025, with weekly episodes ending on October 22, 2025.
- Key returning cast includes Jaz Sinclair, Lizze Broadway, and Maddie Phillips; Hamish Linklater joins as Dean Cipher.
- The season will honor the late Chance Perdomo, revising the plot to reflect his character’s absence.
- Gen V continues its interconnected storyline with The Boys, influencing key events in both series.
- The show will feature eight episodes and several cameo appearances from The Boys universe.
The world of superheroes is about to get even more intense as Prime Video’s highly acclaimed series, Gen V, returns for its second season on September 17, 2025. A spinoff of the wildly popular The Boys, Gen V takes viewers into the gritty and morally complex world of Godolkin University, a training ground for the next generation of ‘supes.’ With returning characters, new faces, and a storyline that intertwines with the core events of The Boys, the second season promises to be both thrilling and emotionally charged.
What to Expect from Season 2
The second season of Gen V picks up where the dramatic events of Season 1 left off, with the students at Godolkin University still grappling with the aftermath of corruption, betrayal, and trauma. Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair), Jordan Li (London Thor/Derek Luh), and Emma Meyer (Lizze Broadway) return as the central figures navigating the chaos of their world. The new season introduces Hamish Linklater as Dean Cipher, the enigmatic new head of Godolkin, and Ethan Slate as Thomas Godolkin, adding fresh dynamics to the storyline.
According to Parade, the new season will delve deeper into the secretive operations of Godolkin University, including a program tied to its founder. Fans can also expect emotional tributes to Chance Perdomo, who played Andre Anderson. Perdomo tragically passed away in 2024, and the show’s creators have revised the storyline to honor his memory and his character’s impact on the series.
Release Schedule and Episode Details
The second season will consist of eight episodes, with the first three premiering on September 17, 2025. Subsequent episodes will release weekly on Wednesdays, culminating in the season finale on October 22, 2025. As noted by Nuke the Fridge, this staggered release format mirrors the successful strategy used for both The Boys and the first season of Gen V, maintaining viewer engagement over several weeks.
Fans can stream the series exclusively on Prime Video, where it will be available globally. The release of the official trailer has already sparked excitement, offering glimpses of the intense action, emotional depth, and high stakes that await in Season 2.
A Cast That Shines
Season 2 brings back many beloved characters while introducing new ones to expand the universe. Returning cast members include Jaz Sinclair as the blood-manipulating Marie Moreau, Lizze Broadway as the size-shifting Emma Meyer, and Maddie Phillips as the telepathic Cate Dunlap. London Thor and Derek Luh reprise their shared role as the gender-fluid Jordan Li, while Asa Germann returns as the super-strong Sam Riordan.
Hamish Linklater’s addition as Dean Cipher is expected to bring an intriguing layer of authority and mystery to the show. Ethan Slate, known for his role in Wicked, joins as Thomas Godolkin, further exploring the university’s legacy. The season will also feature crossover appearances from The Boys, including Starlight (Erin Moriarty), The Deep (Chace Crawford), and Black Noir (Nathan Mitchell), as confirmed at San Diego Comic-Con 2025, according to Variety.
The Connection to The Boys
Gen V is not just a spinoff but an integral part of The Boys universe, with its storyline running parallel to the events of the main series. Season 1’s introduction of a virus capable of killing ‘supes’ has already influenced the narrative of The Boys Season 4. As the two shows progress, their interconnected storylines deepen, setting the stage for the fifth and final season of The Boys in 2026.
This dynamic relationship between the series ensures that fans of one will find added layers of context and excitement in the other. The shared universe approach has been a hallmark of Prime Video’s success in creating a compelling, cohesive narrative across its superhero franchises.
Honoring a Legacy
One of the most poignant aspects of Season 2 is its tribute to Chance Perdomo, who played Andre Anderson. Perdomo’s untimely passing in March 2024 profoundly affected the cast and crew. The show’s creators have taken care to honor his memory, ensuring that his character’s absence is addressed with the respect and sensitivity it deserves. As noted by Nuke the Fridge, the revised storyline reflects the impact Perdomo had on the series and its fans.
As the countdown to September 17 begins, fans of Gen V and The Boys alike can look forward to a season filled with gripping drama, complex characters, and the moral dilemmas that have become the hallmark of this universe. Don’t miss what promises to be one of the most talked-about TV events of the year.