The Boys universe continues to expand with the highly anticipated Vought Rising spinoff, which is set to delve into the origins of the iconic superhero organization and explore the twisted history behind its most powerful characters. The Boys Season 5 is setting up this new chapter by teasing several key characters who will be part of the upcoming prequel, adding intrigue and excitement for fans eager to learn more about the dark and violent world of Vought.

Vought Rising is expected to premiere in 2027, and with its plot set in the 1950s, the series will focus on Soldier Boy and Stormfront, two characters already familiar to The Boys fans. As revealed in Season 5, Episode 3 of The Boys, Soldier Boy is mentioned alongside other V1-powered supes — all of whom were part of Vought’s early experiments with Compound V, the serum that turns ordinary people into superheroes. While many of these characters are not yet seen in The Boys, they are confirmed to appear in Vought Rising, laying the groundwork for the upcoming spinoff.
The new season of The Boys subtly introduces these characters, offering small hints about their roles and powers, which will be expanded upon in Vought Rising. As Sister Sage, one of the characters in the series, explains why the supe virus doesn’t work on Soldier Boy, she name-drops a few other characters, including Stormfront, Bombsight, Private Angel, and Torpedo. These four characters will play a significant part in Vought Rising, joining Soldier Boy to form a team of powerful, often morally ambiguous, heroes.
Stormfront (Played by Aya Cash)

The most recognizable character among the V1 supes is Stormfront, who appeared in The Boys Season 2 as a major antagonist. Played by Aya Cash, Stormfront is initially introduced as a member of The Seven, where she quickly gains the attention of Homelander and becomes a love interest. However, her true nature is soon revealed: she is a Nazi who has been alive for decades, using Vought’s serum to maintain her youthful appearance. In the Vought Rising timeline, she goes by the name Liberty and plays a key role in the origins of Vought.
Stormfront’s return to the The Boys universe in Vought Rising is highly anticipated. Her character’s complex backstory and her marriage to Frederick Vought will provide a dark, twisted look at the company’s rise to power. As one of the most dangerous and manipulative characters, Stormfront’s role in the prequel will likely explore her early days with Vought, her involvement in the company’s creation, and her sinister ambitions.
Bombsight (Played by Mason Dye)

Next up is Bombsight, another supe from the V1 group. While details about Bombsight’s powers remain largely under wraps, it’s safe to say that his abilities will be explosive, given his name. In The Boys, characters’ powers often reflect their personas, so Bombsight’s ability is likely related to bombs or explosives, possibly giving him the power to sense or trigger explosions with his mind or through his vision.
Mason Dye, best known for his role as Jason in Stranger Things Season 4, will portray Bombsight in Vought Rising. Although we don’t know much about Bombsight yet, it’s clear that his character will add a new layer of power and danger to the series. The mention of his involvement in the show in The Boys Season 5 hints at an upcoming major role, and it will be exciting to see what kind of chaos Bombsight will cause in Vought Rising.
Private Angel (Played by Elizabeth Posey)

Private Angel, portrayed by Elizabeth Posey, is another character who will join the ranks of Vought Rising’s powerful supe lineup. Little is known about Private Angel’s abilities, but the name suggests a connection to military service, possibly even a background as a soldier. This ties in well with the 1950s time period of the show, which will likely explore Vought’s involvement with the U.S. government during World War II and beyond.
Private Angel’s role in the prequel is still shrouded in mystery, but her character’s association with the military could lead to interesting storylines around Vought’s early experiments with Compound V and its use in the military. The idea of a military supe who may or may not be involved in morally dubious activities fits perfectly within the twisted world of The Boys.
Torpedo (Played by Will Hochman)

Lastly, Torpedo is another supe who will appear in Vought Rising. Played by Will Hochman, Torpedo is a character whose powers remain largely unknown, but his name suggests he has a powerful ability related to speed or force. Given his background in the U.S. Navy during World War II, it’s likely that Torpedo’s powers are military-related, possibly giving him superhuman strength or speed. The official images from the series hint at Torpedo’s military background, suggesting that he’ll play a key role in Vought Rising’s exploration of Vought’s rise to power.
Torpedo’s powers and personality are still under wraps, but his inclusion in the prequel will undoubtedly add a new level of intrigue to the series. As one of the few surviving V1 supes, Torpedo will likely have a complex history with Vought and its shady dealings.
The Twisted World of Vought Rising
What makes Vought Rising so compelling is the promise of exploring the origins of Vought, a company that plays a central role in the world of The Boys. The prequel will likely delve into how the company’s superpowered soldiers were created, its involvement with the government, and its manipulative practices. Given the dark and morally complex nature of the show, fans can expect a story that is both twisted and intriguing, full of betrayal, power struggles, and complex characters.
The characters introduced in The Boys Season 5 will play crucial roles in this new chapter, and their appearances in Vought Rising will give fans a deeper understanding of the origins of Vought and the violent, corrupt world of superheroes. With Soldier Boy at the forefront, this prequel series has the potential to be just as engaging and dark as The Boys, if not more so.
The Future of The Boys Universe
As The Boys continues to dominate the world of superhero television, Vought Rising represents an exciting new direction for the franchise. With its focus on the early days of Vought, the series will offer fans a chance to explore the backstory of some of the most powerful and morally ambiguous characters in the The Boys universe. The combination of Soldier Boy, Stormfront, Bombsight, Private Angel, and Torpedo promises to bring a level of intrigue, danger, and tension that will captivate audiences for years to come.
With Season 5 of The Boys setting up this prequel and Vought Rising slated for release in 2027, the world of The Boys is expanding in ways fans never imagined. If the prequel lives up to expectations, it could become just as iconic as the original series, offering a new perspective on the origins of superheroes and the powerful forces that shaped the world of The Boys.