Gen V Season 2: Here’s the latest production and cast update

Gen V, a spin-off from The Boys universe, has started production for its second season. The cast has shared updates on social media, and significant changes have been announced for the new season.

Production and Cast

Gen V Season 2 has started production. The cast shared updates on social media. Derek Luh and Lizzie Broadway star as Jordan Li and Emma Meyer. They posted set photos on Instagram to mark the start of production. Luh shared two images on his profile. The first shows his trailer with his character's name and the letter M in brackets. The M differentiates his trailer from London Thor's, who plays the female version of the same character. Jordan can change genders and use powers unique to each gender.


The second image is a mirror selfie of Luh in a God U jacket. This jacket is different from Jordan's usual light blue jacket. The change could indicate Jordan's rising status in God U without Golden Boy or Andre Anderson. Broadway shared an Instagram story showing director's chairs with her and Luh's characters' names.

The second season will not include two main characters from Season 1. Golden Boy committed suicide after being abused in The Woods. Patrick Schwarzenegger, who played Golden Boy, is filming The White Lotus Season 3, making his return unlikely. Chance Perdomo, who played another key character, passed away in a road accident. Producers decided not to recast his role and will write him out of the story. They plan to honor Perdomo in the upcoming season.

Where to Watch

Watch Gen V Season 1 on Prime Video.

FAQs:

What changes are expected in 'Gen V' Season 2?
Season 2 will not include Golden Boy or Chance Perdomo's character due to their respective departures. The storyline will adjust to honor Perdomo's memory without recasting his role.

Why is Jordan Li's jacket different in Season 2?
The new jacket could indicate Jordan Li's rising status in God U or might just be new Gen V merchandise. The exact reason for the change is unclear.