Gen V Season 2 Premiere: Where to watch, release time, episode count, cast and plot details

The wait is finally over for fans of The Boys universe! Gen V Season 2 premieres today, September 17, 2025, diving deeper into the chaotic world of young supes at Godolkin University. This satirical superhero spin-off promises more gore, twists, and social commentary as it bridges the gap between The Boys Season 4 and future installments. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the series, here’s your complete guide to everything you need to know about the premiere—including where to watch, exact times, episode count, star-studded cast, and juicy plot details.

Gen V Season 2 Release Date and Time

Mark your calendars—or rather, set your alarms—because Gen V Season 2 officially premieres today, Wednesday, September 17, 2025. The first three episodes will hit screens simultaneously, allowing for an epic mini-binge right out of the gate.

• US Release Time: Episodes drop at 12:00 AM PT / 3:00 AM ET on Prime Video.
• Global Times (approximate, based on standard Prime Video rollout):
  • UK: 8:00 AM BST
  • India: 12:30 PM IST
  • Australia: 10:00 PM AEST (September 17)
  • Other regions: Check Prime Video for localized timing, as it varies by country.

New episodes will continue rolling out weekly every Wednesday, keeping the suspense high until the finale. This staggered release builds on the success of Season 1, which hooked viewers with its blend of college drama and high-stakes supe action.

Where to Watch Gen V Season 2

Exclusively on Prime Video, Gen V Season 2 requires a subscription to stream. No cable or free trials needed beyond Amazon’s standard offerings—perfect for cord-cutters craving instant access.

Gen V Season 2 Episode Count and Release Schedule

Season 2 packs 8 episodes total, delivering roughly 45-60 minutes of edge-of-your-seat content per installment. It kicks off with a three-episode drop today, then slows to one per week for maximum hype.

Here’s the full Gen V Season 2 release schedule:

This structure mirrors the addictive pacing of The Boys, ensuring you’re hooked from the premiere and counting down the days to the explosive finale.

Gen V Season 2 Cast

The ensemble shines brighter than ever, with most of the Season 1 crew back—though the tragic passing of Chance Perdomo (Andre Anderson) in 2024 means his character won’t return, adding an emotional layer to the story. Expect powerhouse performances laced with dark humor and vulnerability.

Returning Stars

• Jaz Sinclair as Marie Moreau: The blood-manipulating protagonist grappling with fame and trauma.
• Lizze Broadway as Emma Meyer: The shape-shifting “shrunken” supe facing her insecurities.
• Maddie Phillips as Cate Dunlap: The mind-controlling influencer with a villainous edge.
• London Thor & Derek Luh as Jordan Li: The gender-shifting powerhouse duo in one role.
• Asa Germann as Sam Riordan: The super-strong, rage-fueled anti-hero.
• Sean Patrick Thomas as Polarity: Andre’s father, returning with unresolved grief.

New and Guest Additions

• Hamish Linklater as Dean Cipher: The slick new dean of Godolkin University, replacing the late Indira Shetty.
• Ethan Slater (recurring) as Thomas Godolkin: The mysterious university founder with god-like powers.
• Chace Crawford as The Deep: A cheeky crossover from The Boys.
• Erin Moriarty as Starlight: Another The Boys alum stirring up inter-series drama.
• Additional guests: Keeya King, Stephen Kalyn, Julia Knope, Stacey McGunnigle, Tait Fletcher, Wyatt Dorion, and Georgie Murphy.

Directed by Michele Fazekas and created by Eric Kripke, this cast brings fresh dynamics while honoring the franchise’s irreverent spirit.

Gen V Season 2 Plot Details

Set in the wake of Gen V Season 1’s shocking finale and The Boys Season 4’s human-supe war cliffhanger, Gen V Season 2 ramps up the stakes. Godolkin University is no longer a party school—it’s a powder keg under Homelander’s authoritarian shadow.

Marie, Emma, Jordan, and the gang reluctantly return to campus, framed for Season 1’s brutal events and haunted by trauma. As the country teeters on civil war, they navigate personal demons: Marie’s rising stardom, Emma’s body issues, and Sam’s uncontrollable rage. New threats emerge from Dean Cipher’s regime, Compound V experiments, and crossovers with The Boys villains like The Deep.

Expect gore-soaked action, satirical jabs at celebrity culture and power, plus teases for The Boys Season 5. The season honors Chance Perdomo with heartfelt nods to Andre, blending heartbreak with high-octane supe battles. Without spoiling the premiere, Episodes 1-3 (“New Year, New U,” “Justice Never Forgets,” and “H is for Human”) plunge us into a darker, more interconnected universe—proving God U’s “heroes” are anything but.