Antagonists

He/Him / Courier Six - Fictive, not rp / Children under 18: fuck off

[fortunate-adversary]

Hello! I'm Courier Six, not RP, 21+ bodily. Diagnosised DID system. Mixed race.

Here are my headmates sideblogs linked to this blog:

Bill Cipher: @cipher-speaks

Megatron: @megalomaniac-warlord

Afton: @rottedrabbit

Franco Barbi: @luparas-lullaby

[aimasup]

Lizardhat misc

+ a headcanon-influenced analysis of canon

[b4b4yka]

new hyperfixation unlocked

wip

[shamebats]

"it's just stress" oh thank god, it's just the silent killer that slowly kills you, perfectly harmless, no need to worry

[ladyantiheroine]

[feedmetothebeast]

I bet it feels good as fuck to have someone real to talk to and maybe even touch you gently

[bainaround]

biyearly post of young!homelander because a man is yearning

two diff styles cause idk I forgot how to draw lol

[ceruleanheaven]

brought nothing to the gun fight. whatever man

[yokowan]

kind of incredible how many last legs you can end up having if you're desperate. I'm like a millipede out here

[notesfrompanihida]

i crave unshakeable devotion and loyalty from someone who wont leave me no matter how bad i get. is that too much to ask for?

[kitkeithkat]

Homelander drawing that i hatee

[tvdemonrage]

Is this the ending you would like?

[arealtrashact]

Just us two.

[arealtrashact]

How do you perceive Homelander's relationship with Ryan?

Oftentimes Homelander acts like a child towards his own pre-teen son, basically throwing tantrums, being jealous and pouty, etc... It's almost like he is Ryan's best buddy and not a "single father of one" lol

The whole ""merging as one"" thing completely fucked up my perception of their relationship, because in the end i was hoping it wouldn't all come down to Homelander seeing Ryan as an extension of himself and treating him like absolute shit, yet deep down all of us knew the truth 🥲

Though he's smartened up lately and realized that he's been a huge jerk...

(which he still is 😑😑)

By the way I'm a big fan of your art and love studying the composition, colors and everything!! Hope i get to hear your opinion on this someday ❤️

I perceive it as being 100% in line with the rest of his character. That is to say, I like it.

I like the fact that Homelander's stunted maturity bleeds into his parenting. It's like watching a child try to raise another child ; alarming and strange -- but there's an undeniable ( albeit very warped ) innocence to it.

It's no secret that Homelander tries to cram as much as he can into a single relationship at a time and I like that Ryan isn't exempt from this. Ryan is his son and his best buddy. It's fascinating to watch him walk this tightrope between wanting Ryan to see him as an indestructible pillar of strength while also demanding colossal amounts of emotional and mental support from him ( that of which another adult could only realistically provide to him )

I love the scene in season two where Homelander reveals the truth about his childhood to Ryan. The acting is superb - HL sneaking hesitant glances at Ryan like he's the child, fessing up to something shameful. Waiting for rejection.

TLDR ; I think parent-child enmeshment is a given for someone like Homelander. I have no notes. No complaints. I just want to see more.

[arealtrashact]

'As far as I'm concerned, this whole planet is empty. Except for you and me!'

[kamillahn]

Homelander and Ryan in The Boys (4.06)

[aenslem]

The Homelander || The Boys (2019–)