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It’s official: The Boys Season 5 is on the way, ready to close out Prime Video’s blockbuster superhero satire in explosive style. Even before The Boys Season 4 finale dropped, it was already clear that this was the penultimate season. Now, Season 5 is confirmed as the series’ final chapter, with all signs pointing to a grand exit. And though it’s still in early development, showrunner Eric Kripke has hinted at what’s in store as he takes fans through his “last ten pages” of twisted superhero carnage.
But with The Boys, no finale’s ever a quick hit. The fourth season boasted a massive 21% viewer spike over its predecessor and wasn’t shy about tackling 2024’s political landscape. The final episode even required a last-minute title change, dropping its intended name following a high-profile attempted assassination. Despite the unexpected drama, Season 4 left fans hungry for the final round, ready for Season 5 to bring all loose ends to a head.
Eric Kripke Knows How It All Ends
Regarding Season 5, Eric Kripke didn’t leave much up for speculation. “I know that moment,” Kripke told Deadline, “where the title card comes up… and you see where everybody is.” His original plan was for The Boys to end with five seasons; that vision has stayed intact. After all, with only eight more episodes, the showrunner has made it clear that he’s focusing on giving the core cast a real ending, putting major spotlight on characters like Butcher and Starlight as the series wraps up.
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Season 5’s writer’s room kicked off about five weeks before Season 4 aired on June 13, and according to Kripke, fans should expect about two years until the final episodes hit the screen. Season 5 should premiere with this timeline by mid-2026, aligning perfectly with The Boys’ typical production pace. As Kripke himself said, “I know where I want it to end up,” so we’re primed for a fittingly explosive series finale.
Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy & New Faces in the Cast
Jensen Ackles’ Soldier Boy is confirmed for a total return, now as a series regular, and we’re talking big things. Ackles, who was a hit with fans, brings a unique, gritty vibe to the show’s dynamic cast, including Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, and Chace Crawford. Season 4 featured Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s long-awaited debut, plus cameos from Tilda Swinton and Will Ferrell, signaling just how star-studded the final chapter might be.
There’s more star power inbound, too. The Boys newcomer Daveed Diggs has joined the lineup, along with Stranger Things’ Mason Dye as Bombsight, one of the oldest Supes in history. Dye’s character might even be headed to Vought Rising, the upcoming spinoff series where Ackles is also expected to reprise his role. The doors to Vought’s wild universe are wide open, and Ackles dropped big hints during the July 26 Comic-Con, where he announced the spinoff alongside returning star Aya Cash.
A Fitting Farewell—and New Beginnings
As much as Season 5 marks the end, The Boys universe will carry on with several spinoffs, including Vought Rising, helmed by The Boys executive producer Paul Grellong. Ackles and Cash will lead the new series, which promises to dive deeper into Vought’s influence on the Supes—and yes, there’ll be plenty more political digs and eyebrow-raising satire. Another spinoff, The Boys: Mexico, is also in development, with Diego Luna and Gael García Bernal taking the reins as executive producers and possibly making appearances.
Meanwhile, Gen V, a college-set spinoff following young, hormone-driven Supes, has been renewed for a second season. Headlined initially by Chance Perdomo, the show will continue even after his tragic passing, with producers honoring Perdomo’s role as Andre Anderson by choosing not to recast.
Season 5 will wrap up The Boys, but the legacy of Kripke’s gritty, unapologetically savage world is far from over.
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