That should've been kinda obvious with the concept of his character. Like, how he's pretty much invincible?
Being invincible/invulnerable doesn't always mean protection from disease, nor from stuff going after your internals.
Wasn't this the same show that had the bulletproof Translucent die to internal organ damage?
Admittedly, Homelander is made of far tougher stuff, but still.
I kinda think his enhanced senses are only activation based, and not passive. There are a lotta scenes in the show where Homie notices the most little thing when he's paying attention, but doesn't notice things as much while he's not.
Wasn't there a scene 1 or more seasons ago where Homelander heard The Boys in the city, & confronted them while they were in a vehicle?
I forget if that was passive or active sensing there.
Intelligence ain't his thing man. That's why he loses like... 100% of his vs matchups on the site?
Tragic & shameful of him, but definitely agreed.
All the things Vought tried to teach & imprint on their bio-engineered bounty, & he never got in some good tactics, strategy, CQC, or just general smarts, no?
Makes me wonder: If Homelander had to go to school, what would he get the best grades in, other than phys-ed?
No duress, no bribery, no extortion, no athlete scholarship.
Would he like, major in politics or sociology or something?
Agree with these. Tek-Knight's a dumbass, even though the story implied otherwise.
Yeah.
Maybe he's only an inventor genius or a business genius, not so much for security?
Those often overlap, IRL, but even IRL it's possible to both have & lack 1 or more, & we all know in fiction it's possible to be a genius & an idiot.
Though, foolishly of me, I kinda missed it: What's his story-implied genius supposed to be for?