What’s so scary is that when he accidentally killed the people he was trying not to and actually felt bad. Then he eventually turned into an emotionally detached monster over time (even more than he kinda already was)
@@bogaczew He was very much innocent up until this first mission. The dude was practically tortured for them to test his limits and vulnerabilities. The latest episode of this season basically shines more of a light on what they put him through. I don't side with him now, but you understand why he is the way he is.
The sad thing about this short is that just for a second, right at the beginning, it actually looks like Homelander COULD have been legit, could have genuinely been a big blue boy scout... but the way he handled failure and was taken in by a system that covered up for him led him down the path that fed his exceptionalism and narcissism.
Not to mention he’s like this because they tortured him as a child and that he was basically brainwashed at a young age to be desperate for attention and such
He had the opportunity to be a true hero. It’s the government who tortured him. Plus, he never actually learned hostage negotiation, restraint on his powers or emotional restraint
@@artone156well homelander would be tougher to contain with how volatile how abilities are yet hes untrained and undisciplined. if anything it would be harder since he can fly and escape at minutes notice
@@MannyDcBride "He wasn't trying" Butcher can't hurt Homelander but he was searching the way to do it and found it with the V-experiment. Everything here was just a mistake, as we can see but if by some way the objective, the mission, the plan is HURT/CAPTURE Homelander like his father, obviously he can fly,laser and everything, but in this moment he don't have the guns or some experiment weapon against him. But in the case HE HAVE... obviously he can at least give us a great fight.
This is why Homelander respected Black Noir so much in the live action series. Edit: For fuck's sake. "The show's creator, Eric Kripke, has said that only three episodes are considered canon: "Nubian vs Nubian", "John and Sun-Hee", and "One Plus One Equals Two". The finale, "One Plus One Equals Two", is considered canon to the flagship show and connects to season 3." This episode is literally Homelander's back story. It's canon.
They are. Black Noir still had some empathy. And Homelander is a sociopath, not a psychopath. He wasn't born without empathy, he lost it from environmental factors. The entire point of The Boys is that "power corrupts even the good". Homelander isn't special. Any of us would become like him in the situation he exists in. This scene was the start of his fall from Humanity. In this moment he's feeling remorse.
Jaysus, how bad then the series would be? This 3 minutes are like: Animation: 3/10 ('80s animes have more animation cells) Voice over: 3/10 Story: like 0/10 Homelander is an asshole, what's new?
Homelander literally murders a bunch of people horrifically and then he’s like “why should I face those consequences? Lose my fame and my job??😡” his entitlement to avoiding accountability is so spot on to….lots of people we see on television!
I mean why should he? He's everyone's favourite hero and a literal Superman. Why should he face responsibility that could ruin everything about his image?
@setstreamjam8446 a hero is someone who risks of his or her self to bring a positive outcome because it's the right thing to do. 1.) Unlike Superman, Homelander risks nothing because there's literally only two people in the world that can come close to him. Superman has Darkseid, Mongul, Lobo, Martin Manhunter, Brainiac, Any Magic user, anyone with Kryptonite... the list is long. 2.) I don't think Homelander actually solved anything. He just kills. And when he fucks up, he kills those he was supposed to protect. 3.) Homelander is doing it for the praise and recognition, not to mention the money. Homelander isn't a hero.
Superman bodies any and every version of Batman. Dude can literally lift infinity. Lemme quote this real quick for you "if I wanted it, you'd be dead already"
@@ChicagoScorpionexactly “kryptonite” exists because batman is too popular so salty fanboys wanna see him win over superman with plot armor and kryptonite😂
At this point you got to feel for the kid. He was never trained for any of this. Lived in cage his whole life and raised by a corporation. Had a mental breakdown and only had enablers around to make him worst. Is it any surprise he turned in to what he became.
That's the reason why I hate when someone says that Homelander is the "most realistic Superman", when he's actually not. His cruelty and cold blood is the result of his laboratory rat's creation
I think the live action show explains it. Black Noir saw Homelander as the new Soldier Boy and immediately concluded the best way to well… survive was to be on Homelander’s side
Damn black noir just ad bad as him. But I get why he killed her. She lives she squeals, their industry collapses, so he kills her, fakes a story and now they get paid still lol
I feel like for Noir he genuinely did this because of how Homelander is Soldier Boy Part 2 And given how Soldier Boy did him, I'm not surprised Noir decided to just follow the "can't beat em, join em" mindset. He doesn't really strike me as the type to care about money, idk tho.
I’m pretty sure he did it purely to protect Vought because in the show he is just mainly portrayed as Edgar’s personal Hitman and in the flashback to when he was with soldier boy he also seemed pretty close to Edgar.
Also as a way to protect himself. By endearing himself to protect Homelander, Noir's less likely to be killed. He knows what it's like when a super strong hero wants to destroy him, he probably still has trauma from Soldier Boy abusing him.
There's a few reasons. 1. He was a major part in even helping conceive Homelander, Homelander wouldn't really be a thing if Noir didn't help get rid of Soldier Boy first, so I'm sure there's some sense of responsibility he feels to him or some kind of interesting mentality from that. This is also kind of shown with how he watches Homelander afterwards making his tea, it gives the sense that he's not just doing it out of fear but because he actually feels some level of responsibility and interest in Homelander, like he wants to be a mentor to him, and to do right by him. Maybe to avoid having another Soldier Boy, and because, like stated already, Homelander is something he helped create. He in many ways was Homelander's most positive role model and father figure(Not to say he was a good one, but the arguably best compared to Stan Edgar or Vogelbaum). He did everything Soldier Boy said he would if he had the chance to be Homelander's father. Gave him the spotlight, taught him some of the earlier reigns supposedly, he was there for Homelander start to finish. 2. He doesn't want to get killed by him, easy as that. 3. Vought by this point has likely made him a slave already, he is their tool, their dog on a leash. Anything that's a risk to them he must get rid of. They have made him their personal weapon and hitman for just that purpose. It's also another facet of his tragedy.
I mean to be fair the detectives are gonna be pretty concerned after speculating how a “bomb” snapped someone’s neck and lazered a few people in half, I guess homelander and BL still might still have time to burn the bodies and cover there tracks or something.
@@wolfzeru5745 He was born in 1981, according to Soldier Boy. Season 3 takes place in 2022, so he pretty much ages normally, like everyone else. He does look like a 40 years old man.
@@jxstired I think it's only the supes that were given the original compound V in adulthood stay frozen at that age, like soldier boy and stormfront unlike homelander who was born with it in his system
Season 4 was so good because it explained a lot about what drives Homelander. They brought the best psychologist in the world to train little homelander into seeking approval from people, he could've broken out of the white room anytime he wanted, even when they put him in the furnace to see if his skin would burn he stayed, because he wanted to make them proud. So when he made a mistake killing these hostages, and they still clapped and gave him approval, that's what created the homelander we see now.
He literally freaked out amd wemt psychotic when the hostages were yelling at him and the terrorists were yelling at him too causing him to blank out and murder everyone. Thats why in the beginning he was making excuses
It's day one Homelander, he's very Naive on how the whole Super hero business which is quite similar to First Season Starlight. It's more interesting how Vought doesn't instruct their Supes that they should act like celebrities pretending to do good than actual superheroes doing actual good things
@@ZachofPotatoes732 I don’t watch it for details I was pointing it out that this homelander didn’t feel like such a jerk or a killer compared to the one we are used to duh
2:48 The difference between Marvel and the people of this universe. Sometimes people become good thanks to people who behave badly, and sometimes it's the opposite. Homelander is like this because people still treat him like he's doing the right thing That's why it happens.
Man, I wish we could’ve seen this Black Noir go up against Soldier Boy. He seems like a smart, tactical fighter, and was able to keep Homelander on his toes. He could’ve given Soldier Boy a good fight until he brought out the radiation beam.
Man, that notepad must be made of the most fire resistant material. The fact it survived all that inferno from all of noir's acrobatics through all that fire without burning to ash is crazy!!!
Mark ended up ruling the viltrumites and survived fighting inside a star. Homelander survived an oven and SA a woman to get a son. Omni man would totally not hold back and we'll what's 18 more years to a viltrumite? 😂
@@Reliant1864Yes but in this scene Homelander is 18 years old (in fact it is his first rescue), Homelander at 18 is stronger than Mark at 18 and is much more similar to Omniman in the way of thinking
@@Guestus-n2j I meant that Mark, as soon as he unlocks his powers, is weaker than Homelander at 18. So Omniman would be proud of Homelander as his son But obviously Mark has become stronger in a few months, while Homelander's strength does not increase.
Black Noir never speaking but just acting is so much better communication, especially as he showed to Homelander that cleaning up shitstorms like that is a part of the horrific terrible superhero jobs at Vought.
i love how this shows that homelander wasnt born evil. while hes definitely at the evil deuchebag state by the time this happened, you can tell that the decent hadn't reached anywhere close to where he was by the time he met becka
I can't be the only one surprised of how smart Black Noir is, shows you he isn't just a mindless ninja, he practically won in the most unwinnable situation
Take note everyone that wanks off Homelanders speed: notice how he didn't use it once and didn't land one hit on Noir, while bloodlusted. Clearly it isn't an automatic victory
I don’t see a lot of people talking about this but at 0:25, Homelander references Noir being Vought’s #1 hero. would love to get a show on the time period between Soldier Boy’s “death” and Homelander’s unveiling to the public, I have a feeling Noir was sort of the face of Vought during this time period, which is actually kinda sad considering he didn’t really want to show his face at that point given the brutal attack he endured from Soldier Boy so he just had to be this faceless mascot when he really wanted so much more
This episode makes me think that if Homelander wasn't limited by live action budget, he would have more destructive showings of power and is much stronger than what a live action budget can account for.
So basically he had feelings when he was young. He wanted to do good and use his powers like a hero. Nobody trained him to control his strength as a kid so as an adult he dosen't know how to hold back. Sort of like how dogs are taught. Puppies play and when they bite too hard they get corrected by their parent or playmate so they know better next time. That's why he told Ryan it wasn't his fault for killing his mom (don't think he did, her throat was cut not burned). Homelander had to shut off his feelings and distance himself because if you kill enough people and pets by accident, shutting down emotionally is the only way to cope.
This is what i miss from the TV shows. TV shows is just building level fights. The supes showing their powers. We can see HL flying in wide camera shots ,Noir dodging laser beams.Smoke bombs, etc. Its like Batman vs Superman type of fight. TV show is 1 laser death.Gut punch and fights over.We dont see homelander flying like this in the shows.
Look man if we can get a show of like 20 minute episodes about home lander and noir going on missions then trying to cover up any mistakes, I would die in peace.
Man, it just sucks knowing if the situation turned out better or if he had a better environment he could've genuinely been a much better person and that sucks so much to think about.
Noir did him a solid and they have been best friends ever since. Like Homelander is never angry with Noir. NEVER. Heck seeing him propably unconditionally brings him joy.
@@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259 You'd have to read the comics to catch what he's saying, but the show and this anthology series has not been following the comics. They've made drastic changes.
@marcusmcgill4423 I know. It's unclear what he's saying (not noir, rossmacomish). You're saying he claims noir's adaptation was failed? Anyways both are cool in their own way even if the nose bridge on show noir looks dumb
Omni Man would be like "it's okay son, mistakes happen"
It's the fault of this species that they are so weak to die from a blast.
Nolan wouldn't have even called it a mistake. He would've congratulated John.
@@PurooRoy look at what they need to mimic a fraction of our power
No, he would call him sloppy
@@comicfan1324 How do you figure? As often as Nolan decimated his opponents and would be covered in blood & guts.
What’s so scary is that when he accidentally killed the people he was trying not to and actually felt bad. Then he eventually turned into an emotionally detached monster over time (even more than he kinda already was)
Yup. He was a lot like his son, Ryan. Green, innocent, overwhelmed. Now look at him.
@@marcusmcgill4423 lol. he was not innocent. maybe when he was 3 yo
That’s what happens when you groom someone to be “the strongest” with no frame of reference what the hell a ‘soft touch’ is, Vogelbaum.
@@bogaczew He was very much innocent up until this first mission. The dude was practically tortured for them to test his limits and vulnerabilities. The latest episode of this season basically shines more of a light on what they put him through. I don't side with him now, but you understand why he is the way he is.
yep, comments often paint him as a run of the mill sociopatch or "evil". Nah, it's his humanity that makes him scary.
I hope Antony Starr continues to voice act as Homelander, hes just perfect
ye Cause he is the fucking homalaneder himself XD
He isnt
Unfortunately, he's not voicing him in Mortal Kombat 1.
I hope whoever is voicing Black Noir continues, his performance is phenomenal!
@@hoangduong5945Lies! Homelander came here from a distant planet as a baby to suffer for our sins and rescue us from ourselves!
0:39 black noir: “CHILL BRUH IM ON YO SIDE”
lemme tell you something, LEMME TELL YOU SOMETHING!!
Wow I didn't even notice it.. thanks
Na na na na na na. Can’t get meh.
One of The differences between noir and batman is that batman is ready to fight heros
bro testing for friendly fire:
The sad thing about this short is that just for a second, right at the beginning, it actually looks like Homelander COULD have been legit, could have genuinely been a big blue boy scout... but the way he handled failure and was taken in by a system that covered up for him led him down the path that fed his exceptionalism and narcissism.
It’s true just like rich white boys always do
Not to mention he’s like this because they tortured him as a child and that he was basically brainwashed at a young age to be desperate for attention and such
Is short a character.
He had the opportunity to be a true hero. It’s the government who tortured him.
Plus, he never actually learned hostage negotiation, restraint on his powers or emotional restraint
@@Applespider12 so he quite literally is bad product as stan edgar says but that is no more than vought's own incompetence at making a "hero"
"Homelander vs Black Noir: full fight scene" ❌
"Homelander vs Black Noir: full Chase scene" ✔️
well, Black Noir don´t try to hurt Homelander, i wonder what happend if that was an objetive, try to k1ll him or capture him, like his father.
@@artone156well homelander would be tougher to contain with how volatile how abilities are yet hes untrained and undisciplined.
if anything it would be harder since he can fly and escape at minutes notice
Noir knows he wouldn’t be able to beat Homelander in an actual fight. But he is agile and experienced enough to evade and trick him
@@MannyDcBride "He wasn't trying" Butcher can't hurt Homelander but he was searching the way to do it and found it with the V-experiment.
Everything here was just a mistake, as we can see but if by some way the objective, the mission, the plan is HURT/CAPTURE Homelander like his father, obviously he can fly,laser and everything, but in this moment he don't have the guns or some experiment weapon against him.
But in the case HE HAVE... obviously he can at least give us a great fight.
wrong, it's Homelander and black noir's start of friendship scene
This is why Homelander respected Black Noir so much in the live action series.
Edit: For fuck's sake.
"The show's creator, Eric Kripke, has said that only three episodes are considered canon: "Nubian vs Nubian", "John and Sun-Hee", and "One Plus One Equals Two". The finale, "One Plus One Equals Two", is considered canon to the flagship show and connects to season 3."
This episode is literally Homelander's back story. It's canon.
He respected so much until he reached Black Noir's heart
This isn’t canon
@@kahate7328 Because he saw him as a betrayer. Being betrayed by the ones close to you hurt way the damn more than strangers
@@YungMajinBuu You're wrong, the last three episodes of Diabolical are canon to the TV series. Eric Kripke made a tweet about it.
@@YungMajinBuuwrong
2:39 It's funny Homelander and Black Noir acting like they are in grief 😂😂😂.
Well they are. Just more because of a coverd up accident, then an incident.
Both are evil & psycho 😂😂
They are. Black Noir still had some empathy. And Homelander is a sociopath, not a psychopath. He wasn't born without empathy, he lost it from environmental factors.
The entire point of The Boys is that "power corrupts even the good". Homelander isn't special. Any of us would become like him in the situation he exists in.
This scene was the start of his fall from Humanity. In this moment he's feeling remorse.
@@somerandommenbro what are you talking about. Homelander is evil
@@ofiol8586 Bro doesn't know what nuance is. He's evil. He wasn't born evil.
By far the best episode of the boys diabolical
This episode is also the only one that is considered canon
@@DS___01_ the two other before it are canon as well
Jaysus, how bad then the series would be?
This 3 minutes are like:
Animation: 3/10 ('80s animes have more animation cells)
Voice over: 3/10
Story: like 0/10 Homelander is an asshole, what's new?
The one with the old lady with cancer was pretty good
Somehow there were only 2 good ones the whole season
Black noir's voice actor putting in work
🤣🤣
he's trying as hard asf
Black Noir doesn’t speak
@@calamityclash0018 Oh you think so? didn't quite catch that thank you very much.
@@calamityclash0018 HE DOESNT???? IF YOU DIDNT TELL IT I DIDNT NOTICE 😱😱😱😱😱
Homelander is basically "what if a corporation raised Superman"
what if lex luthor raised him
What if he loved kids ❤
@@Holamiamigo1 bruh
@@incinncity You gotta stop saying bruh, bruh.
Or if Russian Superman got even worse.
Homelander literally murders a bunch of people horrifically and then he’s like “why should I face those consequences? Lose my fame and my job??😡” his entitlement to avoiding accountability is so spot on to….lots of people we see on television!
I mean why should he? He's everyone's favourite hero and a literal Superman. Why should he face responsibility that could ruin everything about his image?
@setstreamjam8446 a hero is someone who risks of his or her self to bring a positive outcome because it's the right thing to do.
1.) Unlike Superman, Homelander risks nothing because there's literally only two people in the world that can come close to him. Superman has Darkseid, Mongul, Lobo, Martin Manhunter, Brainiac, Any Magic user, anyone with Kryptonite... the list is long.
2.) I don't think Homelander actually solved anything. He just kills. And when he fucks up, he kills those he was supposed to protect.
3.) Homelander is doing it for the praise and recognition, not to mention the money.
Homelander isn't a hero.
@@kandrs7445 he was only saying that he is "everyone's favourite hero", that doesn't mean hes is a hero; it only waht he thinks of himself
perfect encapsulation of USA
@@kandrs7445
Ele é um herói do mal
bro this is how i imagine how hard it is for mute people to deal with misunderstanding
That one talkative woman at a store
Happen to a black deaf mute dude with the police p. They beat the rap out him and he was innocent. It’s on UA-cam
1:27 "It's since JESUS FUCK-"
I'm sorry 😂but that cracked me up
@@nursemercy5676Homelander is way more powerful and shows way more feat in this episoide.
@@justinji431whats that got to do with anything mentioned here?!
@@shakursteadman8169 yeah what?
@@flerkan2007 fk u want?
Basically how a more violent, psychopathic Batman vs very inexperienced but still violent and psychopathic Superman fight would go
💯
Noir is more like a death stroke bro…
Superman bodies any and every version of Batman. Dude can literally lift infinity. Lemme quote this real quick for you "if I wanted it, you'd be dead already"
@@PruppetMaster yeah as much as I don't like Superman, he does destroy Batman just like how Omni Man destroyed Darkwing.
@@ChicagoScorpionexactly “kryptonite” exists because batman is too popular so salty fanboys wanna see him win over superman with plot armor and kryptonite😂
That episode is quite animated for its full potential.
Yeah the animation was 10/10
it's canon btw
@@Yociferthe last 3 episodes are.
whats the series name and where can i watch this
@@rithvikaudimulapu5466The boys presents diabolical
The fact that homelander was really trying to help before that is kinda sad
How was he trying to help she said he murdered everyone, I haven’t seen the episode
@@ESKATEUK then go and watch the episode instead of pretending to know about it
@@idkidk503 I asked a question to know what he did, I haven’t said I know anything at all, that’s why I asked the question you muppet.
@@ESKATEUK, he had a psychotic breakdown.
@@idkidk503*They typed out they haven’t seen the episode.. so that pretending to know line is.. ya kinda goofy. Also go smoke some or some*
0:14 bro after murdering everyone *looks and noir* "What no no no you dont f*cking understand" got me 🤣
At this point you got to feel for the kid. He was never trained for any of this. Lived in cage his whole life and raised by a corporation. Had a mental breakdown and only had enablers around to make him worst. Is it any surprise he turned in to what he became.
He was screwed since birth.
Idk man he’s literally a mass murderer, there’s only so bad I can feel for this psycho
Yeah he was the result of corruption at so many levels. I'd reckon most people with the same upbringing wouldn't be much different.
Nope
That's the reason why I hate when someone says that Homelander is the "most realistic Superman", when he's actually not. His cruelty and cold blood is the result of his laboratory rat's creation
Black Noir helping Homelander is pretty nice.
I think the live action show explains it. Black Noir saw Homelander as the new Soldier Boy and immediately concluded the best way to well… survive was to be on Homelander’s side
@drelezar7745 and that turned out pretty well for him, didn't it?
They're supposed to be the same person one is a clone. The comic book is way better. Although soldier boy is a giant pussy who pees himself.
"Nice" ≠ "Good"
WTAFF
Damn black noir just ad bad as him. But I get why he killed her. She lives she squeals, their industry collapses, so he kills her, fakes a story and now they get paid still lol
I feel like for Noir he genuinely did this because of how Homelander is Soldier Boy Part 2
And given how Soldier Boy did him, I'm not surprised Noir decided to just follow the "can't beat em, join em" mindset.
He doesn't really strike me as the type to care about money, idk tho.
I’m pretty sure he did it purely to protect Vought because in the show he is just mainly portrayed as Edgar’s personal Hitman and in the flashback to when he was with soldier boy he also seemed pretty close to Edgar.
Also as a way to protect himself. By endearing himself to protect Homelander, Noir's less likely to be killed. He knows what it's like when a super strong hero wants to destroy him, he probably still has trauma from Soldier Boy abusing him.
There's a few reasons.
1. He was a major part in even helping conceive Homelander, Homelander wouldn't really be a thing if Noir didn't help get rid of Soldier Boy first, so I'm sure there's some sense of responsibility he feels to him or some kind of interesting mentality from that. This is also kind of shown with how he watches Homelander afterwards making his tea, it gives the sense that he's not just doing it out of fear but because he actually feels some level of responsibility and interest in Homelander, like he wants to be a mentor to him, and to do right by him. Maybe to avoid having another Soldier Boy, and because, like stated already, Homelander is something he helped create. He in many ways was Homelander's most positive role model and father figure(Not to say he was a good one, but the arguably best compared to Stan Edgar or Vogelbaum). He did everything Soldier Boy said he would if he had the chance to be Homelander's father. Gave him the spotlight, taught him some of the earlier reigns supposedly, he was there for Homelander start to finish.
2. He doesn't want to get killed by him, easy as that.
3. Vought by this point has likely made him a slave already, he is their tool, their dog on a leash. Anything that's a risk to them he must get rid of. They have made him their personal weapon and hitman for just that purpose. It's also another facet of his tragedy.
I mean to be fair the detectives are gonna be pretty concerned after speculating how a “bomb” snapped someone’s neck and lazered a few people in half, I guess homelander and BL still might still have time to burn the bodies and cover there tracks or something.
To think Homelander's supposed to be 18 years old in this episode...
And they said he peaked in high school
he definitely feels a lot younger and more naive but I didn't think he was 18
I mean, he can be 18, but due to the drugs and experiments, he may have grown faster
@@wolfzeru5745 He was born in 1981, according to Soldier Boy. Season 3 takes place in 2022, so he pretty much ages normally, like everyone else. He does look like a 40 years old man.
@@jxstired I think it's only the supes that were given the original compound V in adulthood stay frozen at that age, like soldier boy and stormfront unlike homelander who was born with it in his system
Noir was like: "BRO IM NOT GONNA SNITCH"
You can see Noir wave his hand to "Wait or calm down"
1:46 bro said “ohhh fuck 😩😩”
He’s getting the best head.
9 months later he has a son named Ryan
Who's getting the best head?
Homelander. Omni man. Superman.
@@annienthetoon8941 def homelander
Ohohhhhh 🫨🙂↕️😫😩😩😫😩
Season 4 was so good because it explained a lot about what drives Homelander. They brought the best psychologist in the world to train little homelander into seeking approval from people, he could've broken out of the white room anytime he wanted, even when they put him in the furnace to see if his skin would burn he stayed, because he wanted to make them proud. So when he made a mistake killing these hostages, and they still clapped and gave him approval, that's what created the homelander we see now.
Sounds like Trump a bit
Homelander doesn't realize he's predictable as hell.
yup
I mean when you can normally just overpower everything in your way you never are forced to learn something different.
He's only 18 here.
@@Nosho-fc5xm He never learns, as he believes he has no reason to.
@@Nosho-fc5xmyounger.
Homelander really said: I didnt know you were chill like that.
2:10 "Oh snap!" 💀💀💀
😂
Nice Speed pfp
@@j-the-jolteon8351 You have my thanks ^^ 👍🌟☀️✨❤️
Ded
Literally.
This version of homelander doesn’t feel like a psychopath or a jerk compared to the live action one
He literally freaked out amd wemt psychotic when the hostages were yelling at him and the terrorists were yelling at him too causing him to blank out and murder everyone. Thats why in the beginning he was making excuses
It's day one Homelander, he's very Naive on how the whole Super hero business which is quite similar to First Season Starlight. It's more interesting how Vought doesn't instruct their Supes that they should act like celebrities pretending to do good than actual superheroes doing actual good things
Dude did you miss that first scene or something?
@@ZachofPotatoes732 I don’t watch it for details I was pointing it out that this homelander didn’t feel like such a jerk or a killer compared to the one we are used to duh
jump up kick back
2:25 it looks like he said "i'm me your i'm in"
I think it says Im on your side
@@voidsff nuh uh
@@voidsfflooks like more « I’m your ally » you can read « I’m » for the first word, end the last looks like « AllY »
To me it looks like it says I’m me your 14/14
Dude pulled out the im friendly rust emote. 0:39
2:48 The difference between Marvel and the people of this universe. Sometimes people become good thanks to people who behave badly, and sometimes it's the opposite. Homelander is like this because people still treat him like he's doing the right thing That's why it happens.
"It's not really a competition, is it?"
*immediately falls for the same trick a fourth time*
0:39 JAZZ HANDS
One of the only versions of Black Noir that is able to fight back against Homelander
Pretty sure he killed homelander in the comic
@@derpfanatix3168 he did, but technically he was also homelander
@@amuro6259exactly.
Fight back? he just run away every time homelander attacked
@@annva5269 he survived being chased by angry homelander, that's still impressive 😁
Man, I wish we could’ve seen this Black Noir go up against Soldier Boy. He seems like a smart, tactical fighter, and was able to keep Homelander on his toes. He could’ve given Soldier Boy a good fight until he brought out the radiation beam.
Soldier Boy would have destroyed him as soon as he laid a hand on him
Real bros covering up each other’s screw ups.
There’s a difference between screw ups and 1st degree murder
@@sleepyjoe1942 wasnt the context of this scene that homelander killed everybody there because he freaked out over everybody yelling?
@@dylanzlol7293yea and all of them including the hostages start antagonizing so he killed them all.
@@sleepyjoe1942 what are you gonna do tho it's homelander💀
they are no bros, they are original and fucked up clone.
2:54 his eyes lost their shine, he basically lost his idea of saving people but instead getting praise
Man, that notepad must be made of the most fire resistant material. The fact it survived all that inferno from all of noir's acrobatics through all that fire without burning to ash is crazy!!!
2:10
My own neck feels hollow
the least realistic part is when he shows the tiny smidge of remorse at 0:07
That was his first "mission" this is supposed to be an inexperienced young Homelander.
Black Noir bein like "Kid I'm number one because I know how to clean up after myself, here let me show you"
This just shows that Homelander could've been a good person. I would love to see an alternate universe where he was good
This is a way better fight than the one we got between them in season 3.
An animated series with the boys will also work so good,maybe even better and the animation is top tier level..
Omni man is the father Homelander needs, and he's the son Omni man deserves.
Mark ended up ruling the viltrumites and survived fighting inside a star. Homelander survived an oven and SA a woman to get a son. Omni man would totally not hold back and we'll what's 18 more years to a viltrumite? 😂
@@Reliant1864Yes but in this scene Homelander is 18 years old (in fact it is his first rescue), Homelander at 18 is stronger than Mark at 18 and is much more similar to Omniman in the way of thinking
@@Black-lev You're joking, right. Even if a baby on their terms, Mark is still a viltrumite. Homelander is barely above wall level.
@@Guestus-n2j I meant that Mark, as soon as he unlocks his powers, is weaker than Homelander at 18.
So Omniman would be proud of Homelander as his son
But obviously Mark has become stronger in a few months, while Homelander's strength does not increase.
Black Noir never speaking but just acting is so much better communication, especially as he showed to Homelander that cleaning up shitstorms like that is a part of the horrific terrible superhero jobs at Vought.
black noir was like dude chill the fuck out im tryin to fix your shit just wait one second
Where is the guy who explained what the note said…
I paused it and it's kinda hard to read but i figured it out.
@@darkflashjp6397 So wtf does it say?
@@PleaseDontDeleteMyComments I'm not Mad :)
@@PleaseDontDeleteMyComments "I'm on your side"
“YOU guys are the real heros” classic
1:56 Take note, when you see a character slick their hair back that's when you know they've seen the Light....Yagami.
to be more specific, nishiki from yakuza, he even did the slick back hair with the blood
i love how this shows that homelander wasnt born evil. while hes definitely at the evil deuchebag state by the time this happened, you can tell that the decent hadn't reached anywhere close to where he was by the time he met becka
I really wish they made more of "Diabolical".
Clean animation and portrayals
The greatest thing is that they got the actual actor for Black Noir to voice over his lines.
THAT WAS EXACTLY WHAT INVINCIBLE DID WHEN HE MADE THE SAME MISTAKE💀💀 AT 1:56
damn, i never noticed that while watching season 2
@@axlrosest ME TOO
I can't be the only one surprised of how smart Black Noir is, shows you he isn't just a mindless ninja, he practically won in the most unwinnable situation
Take note everyone that wanks off Homelanders speed: notice how he didn't use it once and didn't land one hit on Noir, while bloodlusted. Clearly it isn't an automatic victory
Facts
The fact Noir here is the most funny acting he will ever be
Bro was already used to live with a psycho
I don’t see a lot of people talking about this but at 0:25, Homelander references Noir being Vought’s #1 hero. would love to get a show on the time period between Soldier Boy’s “death” and Homelander’s unveiling to the public, I have a feeling Noir was sort of the face of Vought during this time period, which is actually kinda sad considering he didn’t really want to show his face at that point given the brutal attack he endured from Soldier Boy so he just had to be this faceless mascot when he really wanted so much more
Noir learnt. Don't fight the bully. Befriend him.
This episode makes me think that if Homelander wasn't limited by live action budget, he would have more destructive showings of power and is much stronger than what a live action budget can account for.
“Perhaps I overreacted”
The overreaction in question:
Homelander really said " oh, didn't know you were chill like that my bad bro"
Homelanders worst enemy is his own mind. He didn’t even let noir react or breathe before he was crashing out about getting told on, Like a little kid.
So basically he had feelings when he was young. He wanted to do good and use his powers like a hero. Nobody trained him to control his strength as a kid so as an adult he dosen't know how to hold back.
Sort of like how dogs are taught. Puppies play and when they bite too hard they get corrected by their parent or playmate so they know better next time. That's why he told Ryan it wasn't his fault for killing his mom (don't think he did, her throat was cut not burned).
Homelander had to shut off his feelings and distance himself because if you kill enough people and pets by accident, shutting down emotionally is the only way to cope.
2:26 What does it say?
The speech Homelander gave to the public
@@DarkHorse3575 What did Homelander said during his speech in public?
@@esmell44 he lied to everyone that he wasn’t responsible for the explosion and didn’t kill the hostages
The initial page actually says "I'M NOT YOUR ENEMY"
you can briefly see it
This is what i miss from the TV shows.
TV shows is just building level fights.
The supes showing their powers.
We can see HL flying in wide camera shots ,Noir dodging laser beams.Smoke bombs, etc.
Its like Batman vs Superman type of fight.
TV show is 1 laser death.Gut punch and fights over.We dont see homelander flying like this in the shows.
I guess you could say this show was pretty...diabolical
Ba dum tss
BOO THIS MAN!!!
2:40 Never get out of a depris when you know there are destructive villains around
So is Black Noir left handed?
think so
He was ambidextrous
@@Dr4gonEmperor nice
This makes Homelander looks like he just couldn't control himself and thats why he seems like a villain
Black Noir doesn't talk? What happened?
Did you see the series?
@@MelonVideosOriginal Probably
@@MelonVideosOriginaljust tell me why he doesn't talk
@@swanandXD Soldier Boy fucked him up so much to the point that he couldnt speak because of his Brain Damage
He had his half of his brains bashed in by another supe @@swanandXD
Look man if we can get a show of like 20 minute episodes about home lander and noir going on missions then trying to cover up any mistakes, I would die in peace.
What was on the piece of paper?
I'm on your side
He gave him the plan for this incident
@@Federico-mj3si if you are really on his side tell him!
😂
The way he said "ohh fuck😮" got me laughing🤣
if this was comic Black Noir, Homelander woulda been toast right here
Totally.
Because comic Black Noir is also technically Homelander lmao
The characters in the show are more powerful than those in the comics.
This Homelander > Black Noir (comic)
Man, it just sucks knowing if the situation turned out better or if he had a better environment he could've genuinely been a much better person and that sucks so much to think about.
"Hear me out"
It really feels like he wanted to be a hero here but was just terrible at his job
W fight scene
Cannot unhear Fred from Mystery Inc when Homie talks
3:03 Homelander is the Scariest" hero ever seen in Marvel.
Are you stupid?
He is not from marvel
Form the Boys?
@@joeson9582that's what the comic is called
@@Rap-Slinger Image comics
2:24 what did he write on that paper??
2:19 was he just carrying that this whole time?
Bro's prepared like Batman💀
Thank you for not killing each other
Did he just do Jazz hands?😭😭
I have to say i really like how they made homelander a third dimensional character than in comics. It make sense why he respect Black Noir.
0:47 2019 clickbait type beat
Would have loved to actually see a badass fight between black noir and homelander in the show
is this canon
yes
I'd say yes and no. It would fit the show, but never see mentions of it in the live action show
Yes. Eric Kripke confirmed it.
@@amuro6259 The last three episodes of Diabolical are canon.
@@Guy_el915only this one or the other eps also?
POV: Black Noir actually recorded all this stuff to frame Homelander later and just used this as a strategy to survive
This fight prove that Homelander is easily a victim of almost all fiction.
Noir did him a solid and they have been best friends ever since. Like Homelander is never angry with Noir. NEVER. Heck seeing him propably unconditionally brings him joy.
They screwed Noir so bad. He wouldn't need to run unless for shits n twisted gigs, to fuck with homelander.
??
@@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259 You'd have to read the comics to catch what he's saying, but the show and this anthology series has not been following the comics. They've made drastic changes.
@marcusmcgill4423 I know. It's unclear what he's saying (not noir, rossmacomish). You're saying he claims noir's adaptation was failed?
Anyways both are cool in their own way even if the nose bridge on show noir looks dumb
I wish we got more of this with Homelander and Noir.
What did black noir write?
At 2:26 if you pause it I think it says “I’m not your enemy” but not sure
"Calm down. Im not turning you in but heres the plan...."
@@Mirakuruuu dude it’s 4 words
@@Some_guy-on-the-internet on screen it is.
A true hero never use violence only to protect and rescue innocent people