A-Train first REAL save | 4K EDIT #theboys #wholesome #edit

[theotherwarpath]

For once in his life

He felt like the hero he claimed to be.

[coetogonzalezjoseangel]

Tbh a-train behavior feels like he is going to start saving people by himself, the feeling of doing something new and getting joy when everything look bad its the medicine he need for the sickness he has get from all the bad things he did, a true redemption arc

[ThePipeXGamertt]

Please dont kill my boy he is slowly becoming a True Hero

[MasterMcnyaw]

This is his second real save, he saved Hughie from Homelander.

[frando]

The most realistic character in the series, if you had powers, would you be a hero? A villain? neither, a dumb debate, you would be lazy, a hypocrite and apathetic, but how long can it take before you feel the need to do something?

[vexxama]

Either he’s going to die doing something heroic, or he’ll live to the end of the series and actually be a hero in a post-homelander world

[krbi]

I know as much as The Boys love to kill off people getting their redemption arcs.
but I hope to honest god that Reggie makes it to the very end, a hero in the universe
who managed to overcome his obsessive want for fame and fortune.

and becoming a hero to save lives, no matter how tedious others may see it.
HE IS A HERO. FUCKKK !!

[thedislikebutton]

That smile by that child actor is just fantastic. This scene wouldn't be this impressive without that. Impactful acting.

[Dcmarvel]

Yes, he is getting redeemed, now they better not kill him off

[kingpotato]

I actually would love it if A train survives this season and actually does become like a full on real hero in season 5.

Like he leaves vought. Cuts out all the promotions and interviews and just focuses on saving peoples.

And he would actually become like a legend amongst everybody.

He would be the opposite of homelander.

Both want to change the world.

One does it through might and arrogance

While the other does it through kindness and self happiness.

[edenramos]

His saves were never real until now
It's never to late to be a real Hero

[samuelbrown]

All the truly heroic things he's done have been small, quiet, with no fanfare and pomp. Completely the opposite of whatever goofy shit Vought had him do. And the best part is that you can tell he hated the staged stunts, and that smile he gave back to the kid was the first genuine smile I think he's given in a long, long time. A small moment of genuine kindness

[crimsxn]

That kid now truly believes in the world of superheroes

[MrChef-uuff]

**character getting more screen time than ever**
“Hell yeah, that’s good!”
**it’s The Boys series**
“Oh, w-wait, no, wait, WAIT!”

[hoangtung]

when you realize he killed fewer people than hughie's dad in the show

[highwind]

A-Train is one of the few storylines that are good in season 4.

[rob_patrick]

A Train is interesting because he's a conflicted guy, in one hand he came from poverty and was overwhelmed with the fame, with the life of being a celebrity, but on the other hand he has a moral obligation because that's how he was brought up with the help of his brother

[bluemoon]

I think he's one of the best character development of the series

[BrutalCarnage]

You either die as a villain or live long enough to see yourself become something more...

[ilovewritingessays]

Dude went from being known as that one meme that kills girlfriends to having edits of him being glorified for his redemption arc

Shit lights my soul on fire