ザ・ボーイズのキャラクターのうち一人だけ、彼らがふさわしい結末を迎えられなかった

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警告: この記事には、ザ・ボーイズ シーズン 5 フィナーレ「ブラッド アンド ボーン」の重大なネタバレが含まれています。

ザ・ボーイズ シーズン 5 のフィナーレについてどう感じたとしても、ほとんどの視聴者は、主人公たちが最終的に「ブラッド アンド ボーン」で相応しい結果を得たことに同意します。番組最大の悪役たちはついに重大な結果に直面し、ヒーローたちはおおむね幸せな解決を達成し、ビリー・ブッチャーは多くのファンが期待していた感動的な別れを迎えた。

物議を醸した最終シーズンにもかかわらず、ショーは力強く終わり、全体的に満足のいく結末をもたらしました。意見はまちまちだったが、最後のエピソードはほとんどの行き詰まりをうまく解決した。しかし、重要な問題の 1 つは、重要な悪役であるシスター セージがフィナーレでの彼女の行動の責任を問われなかったことです。

エピソード 7 でフレンチーが亡くなった後、彼女とブッチャーはある計画を立てました。彼女は意図的に喜美子を極度に怒らせ、それが強力な爆発を引き起こした――フレンチーが取り組んでいたのと同じ能力だ。この爆発によりセージの力は完全に除去され、目的は達成されました。

実験は成功し、チームはホームランダーを阻止するための実行可能な計画を得ることができました。一方、セージはついに極度の知性の呪縛から解放され、実際に彼女の IQ は平均以下に低下しました。他の人たちがホワイトハウスの状況に立ち向かう準備をしている中、彼女は代わりにディズニーワールドへ旅行することに決めた。

驚くべきことに、これがセージの最後の登場人物であり、彼女は実際に最後まで生き残るザ・ボーイズの数少ないキャラクターの一人となっています。彼女は生き残っただけでなく、常に周囲で最も賢い人間であるというプレッシャーからも解放され、おそらく彼女が予想していなかったレベルの平穏を彼女に与えました。

Sister Sage Did Not Deserve A Happy Ending In The Boys Season 5

Look, I get that Sister Sage assisted The Boys in the finale, but honestly, she didn’t earn a happy ending. Let’s be real – she didn’t suddenly develop a conscience. She switched sides purely because her own life was threatened, not out of any genuine desire to help people. It felt more like self-preservation than redemption, if you ask me.

Without Sage’s assistance, Homelander wouldn’t have become nearly as strong. Initially, he only had some control over Vought, but Sage helped him gain political influence, ultimately leading to a nationwide takeover by the end of season 5 – something she actively facilitated.

Sister Sage was mainly responsible for bringing Thomas Godolkin back in Gen V, an action that led to the deaths of many students at God U. Beyond that, her ultimate plan for season 5 of The Boys was to let loose a virus that would make supes attack humans.

She wanted to escape into her own world while everyone else suffered. Her motivations were entirely self-centered; she was willing to let the world fall apart as long as she could finally find peace and quiet in her bunker.

While it’s understandable that her extreme intelligence made life difficult, it doesn’t excuse the terrible things she did throughout the series. So, while a peaceful death might have been fitting, her ultimately escaping the burden of her past is a surprisingly good outcome for such a villainous character in The Boys.

Sister Sage Wasn’t The Only Villain Who Got Off Lightly In The Boys’ Finale, But That’s The Point

Not only did Sage escape consequences for her actions, but Stan Edgar also wasn’t held accountable for his wrongdoings in The Boys. Despite being held captive by Homelander for a while, his return to the position of Vought CEO – after managing so many corrupt superheroes – demonstrates that justice isn’t always served in this world.

Although Ashley faced impeachment, she seems to have avoided serious consequences, as there’s no proof she was ever imprisoned. While she did try to make amends in the final episode, she’s often ignored or overlooked numerous deaths and crimes, and yet might still be living freely.

Losing the presidency was definitely a personal setback for her, but overall, she got off relatively easy. Seeing Homelander fail and The Deep receive such a fitting end was satisfying, but it’s clear that not all of the villains from The Boys faced true consequences for their actions.

This wasn’t a mistake in the writing; it actually reinforces a key theme of The Boys. Even though the heroes won, Vought remains powerful, and the potential for new, dangerous supes still exists. This means the ending isn’t as clear-cut as it appears, which explains why some villains weren’t punished as severely as viewers might have expected.

2026-05-24 17:08