The Boys Season 4 finally fleshed out A-Train&#8217;s story with a complete turnabout and redemption arc. Vought reveals how it&#8217;s covering up the treason as it hunts down the defector.
Jessie T. Usher&#8217;s A-Train has one of the most tragic arcs in The Boys. Season 1 revealed the character&#8217;s addiction to Compound V and his futile attempts to be worthy of the Seven. Subsequent seasons offered a glimpse of his backstory outside Vought, which has depicted him as a faultless superhero from the start. A-Train&#8217;s family and community know him as Reggie Franklin, however, and his string of selfless acts eventually remind him of his worth. This leads to his reconciliation with Hughie and Butcher&#8217;s crew, who enlist his help to topple Vought. It all comes to a head in the Season 4 finale when A-Train is outed as a traitor; Vought releases its PSA on X while the Seven deals with the miscreant.
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The Boys&#8216; in-universe X account for Vought International reveals a familiar spin to A-Train&#8217;s absence. &#8220;Today, Vought can confirm A-Train is being deployed overseas effective immediately,&#8221; it wrote on the post. &#8220;We have to keep all details confidential, both for his safety and the safety of the free world. Let&#8217;s wish him good luck and especially, God speed!&#8221; An accompanying photo says A-Train has embarked on a top-secret undercover mission, effectively sweeping the situation under the rug. This is likely a short-term fix, however, once A-Train resurfaces to reveal his new allegiance. The Boys hints he would have a key part in the escalating events of Season 5.
<h3>Vought Always Protected The Seven&#8217;s Public Image</h3>
The spin on A-Train&#8217;s absence is just one of Vought&#8217;s many cover-ups. Butcher&#8217;s crew captured Translucent in Season 1; he almost escaped if Hughie hadn&#8217;t wisened up and 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed him with an implanted bomb. Season 2&#8217;s premiere episode saw Homelander giving a eulogy for Translucent during a public funeral. The supe had a hero&#8217;s send-off, and Vought&#8217;s official statement was El Diablo 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed Translucent while undercover in the cartel. Black Noir&#8217;s death by Homelander was also masterfully obfuscated; Vought recast Black Noir and kept his place in the Seven. Actor Nathan Mitchell played both versions of Black Noir, who finally had speaking parts unmasked in Season 4.
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The Boys&#8216; showrunner Eric Kripke promises an explosive series finale in Season 5. This picks up from the cliffhanger of Homelander calling on all supes to converge and defend the U.S. Capitol. A-Train goes in hiding and Butcher&#8217;s crew disperse, leaving their individual arcs a mystery. Kripke warned &#8220;There will probably be lots of death,&#8221; hinting even Butcher&#8217;s crew is not safe. &#8220;There&#8217;s no guarantee of who&#8217;s gonna survive because we don&#8217;t have to keep them for another season, so you can have really shocking, big things happen all the time,&#8221; he told Total Film. &#8220;And so, as the writers, as we&#8217;re starting to cook it up, we&#8217;re really enjoying that.&#8221;

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Fans STUNNED: The Boys Season 5 UNCOVERS Vought’s DISTURBING Lies About A-Train!