Soldier Boy Unleashed: The Top 5 Moments That Prove He’s “The Boys'” Most Unhinged (and Hilarious) Supe

Soldier Boy, the Captain America parody with a penchant for violence and a vocabulary straight out of a Quentin Tarantino film, stormed onto “The Boys” in Season 3, leaving a trail of chaos and quotable moments in his wake. But beyond the explosions and brutal takedowns, Soldier Boy delivered something truly unexpected: laugh-out-loud hilarity.

Here are the top 5 Soldier Boy moments that cemented his status as the show’s most gloriously unhinged (and surprisingly funny) supe:

1. “You’re Just a Cheap F*cking Knock-Off”: Soldier Boy Puts Homelander in His Place

The first encounter between Soldier Boy and Homelander was a masterclass in tension and power dynamics. Homelander, the seemingly invincible leader of The Seven, finally met his match in the battle-hardened, whiskey-loving Soldier Boy.

“Did you think you were gonna do what with that?” Soldier Boy growled, his voice dripping with disdain as he eyed Homelander’s laser vision.

You think you look strong? You’re wearing a cape. You’re just a cheap f*cking knock-off. I’m the upgrade.”

This verbal takedown, delivered with Jensen Ackles’ signature swagger, instantly established Soldier Boy as a force to be reckoned with.

Fans, who had long awaited a worthy adversary for the increasingly unhinged Homelander, were ecstatic.
“It’s about time someone put that psycho in his place,” one fan declared on Reddit. “Soldier Boy is exactly what this show needed.”

2. “Whoa, Whoa, Whoa… Die!”: Soldier Boy’s Unconventional Approach to Exorcism

Soldier Boy’s lack of filter and his tendency to resort to violence as a first (and second, and third) option often resulted in scenes that were as shocking as they were hilarious. Take, for instance, the time he encountered a possessed woman while on a road trip with Hughie and Butcher.

My God, do something!” Hughie exclaimed, panicking as the woman writhed on the ground, her voice distorted and demonic.

Butcher, ever the pragmatist, simply shrugged. “Not my area of expertise, mate.”

Soldier Boy, with a bored expression, stepped forward and delivered a swift kick to the woman’s stomach.

Whoa, whoa, whoa…die!” he commanded, as if scolding a misbehaving dog.

The possessed woman, momentarily stunned, blinked in confusion. The demonic presence, it seemed, was equally surprised by this unorthodox approach to exorcism.

That’s Soldier Boy for ya,” Butcher chuckled, shaking his head in amusement. “Always the direct approach.”

3. “Hard Pass on This Exorcist Sh*t”: Soldier Boy’s Relatable Fear of the Supernatural
While Soldier Boy might be fearless when it comes to facing down supervillains and launching grenades with reckless abandon, he has a surprisingly relatable Achilles heel: the supernatural.
“Me? No. Hard pass on this exorcist sh*t,” he declared, backing away from the possessed woman with a look of genuine fear in his eyes.

This unexpected vulnerability, a stark contrast to his usually macho persona, added a layer of comedic depth to the character, reminding viewers that even the most hardened supes have their limits.

4. “What’s Black and White and Red All Over?”: Soldier Boy’s Dad Jokes Hit Differently
Soldier Boy’s attempts at humor often took the form of painfully cheesy dad jokes, delivered with a deadpan earnestness that somehow made them even funnier.

“What’s black and white and red all over?” he asked Hughie and Butcher during a tense standoff with a group of Russian mobsters.

Hughie, bless his innocent heart, furrowed his brow in concentration. “Um…a zebra with a sunburn?”

Butcher, rolling his eyes, muttered, “Please, just tell us the punchline before we all get shot.”

Soldier Boy, with a smug grin, delivered the punchline: “A newspaper!”

Butcher groaned. Hughie, ever the eager-to-please sidekick, forced a chuckle. The Russian mobsters, understandably confused, stared blankly.

5. “You’re Weaker Than He Is”: A Glimpse into Soldier Boy’s Troubled Past
Beneath the bravado and the crude humor, Soldier Boy carried the scars of a traumatic past.

His time as a prisoner of the Russians, subjected to horrific experiments, had left him with deep-seated anger and a profound sense of betrayal.

In a poignant scene with Homelander, Soldier Boy confessed, his voice cracking with emotion, “You’re weaker than he is.

You’re weak, just like me.”

This moment of vulnerability, a rare glimpse into the pain that fueled Soldier Boy’s rage, revealed a complexity that extended far beyond his initially one-dimensional persona.

Soldier Boy: A Complex Character Who Left Us Wanting More
Soldier Boy’s time on “The Boys” was short but unforgettable. He was a force of nature, a walking contradiction, a character who could make you laugh one minute and flinch in horror the next. And while his methods were often questionable, his desire for justice, however twisted, resonated with viewers.

Whether he’ll return for future seasons remains to be seen, but one thing’s certain: Soldier Boy has left an indelible mark on the show, proving that even the most brutal characters can surprise us with their unexpected humanity…and their terrible jokes.