Sam Riordan is one of the most mysterious characters in Gen V, but the series has revealed a bit about his powers. So, here's what we know.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Sam Riordan is one of the most mysterious characters in Gen V, and here are his powers explained, including why he sees puppets. Sam has been the figure at the center of the strange goings-on at Godolkin University, with Golden Boy pointing the gang toward him right before his untimely death.
Gen V is finally out, with the long-awaited spin-off of Amazon Prime Video's The Boys in the midst of releasing season 1 as of the writing of this article. Gen V looks at the universe of The Boys through a new lens, with the show this time focusing on a college for supes known as Godolkin University. In the series, a blood-bender named Marie Moreau gets the opportunity to attend the prestigious Vought-run college, but upon arriving, Marie and her friends unearth a massive Vought conspiracy.
Sam Possesses Super-Strength In Gen V There are still a lot of unknowns regarding Sam Riordan's powers in Gen V, but it is clear that he does possess super-strength. Pretty much every supe in The Boys franchise has a level of increased strength compared to normal humans, but Sam's strength goes far beyond this. Sam is able to rip Vought officers to shreds without breaking a sweat, and his strength even allows him to leap long distances.
Why Gen V's Sam Sees Characters As Puppets Throughout Gen V, several sequences occur in which Sam Riordan strangely sees other characters as puppets. Sam hallucinates a puppet show on TV, sees Emma as a puppet, and even has an extended fight sequence with puppet versions of Vought soldiers. Many viewers have jumped to the conclusion that this is the product of a mental health condition, and while this is a possible answer, it doesn't seem like the most likely one.
Sam's Puppets Allow Him To Commit Gen V's Most Violent Scenes While the puppet scenes are strange, they do have a practical use, as it allows Sam to commit Gen V's most violent scenes. His fight with the Vought soldiers is incredibly gory and dark, with the soldiers literally begging for their lives. However, Sam has no problem killing them, as all he sees are puppets and confetti. Sam's puppet visions allow him to take the show's violence to the next level.
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