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Does [SPOILER] die in The Boys season 3 episode 6?

Cody Schultz
Cody Schultz

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Jessie T. Usher (A-Train) in The Boys Season 3 Credit: Courtesy of Prime Video Copyright: Amazon Studios

The Boys season 3 episode 6 found one member of The Seven’s life hanging in the balance leaving any uncertain if we’ve seen the end of [Redacted].

Heading into the sixth episode of The Boys, we knew we were in store for an episode we wouldn’t soon forget and Herogasim definitely lived up to the hype as one of the series’ most insane hours yet. What we hadn’t anticipated was one member of The Seven’s life hanging in the balance creating questions over whether we’d seen the last of their character in the series.

Sure, this is The Boys and we’ve seen our fair share of shocking deaths over the show’s various episodes. However, that doesn’t make it any less shocking when a character’s life is cut short.

Episode 6 seemed to hint that danger was looming with Solider Boy set on taking out more of his former team members and there was indeed more blood shed following his latest killing spree. Yet, the episode’s big death took place in an unrelated moment which saw a member of The Seven finally snap.

Warning, The Boys season 3 episode 6 spoilers ahead. If you haven’t yet watched the episode and are hoping to avoid spoilers regarding a potential major death, this is where you might want to leave us. 

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Last chance.

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Alright, let’s get into unpacking those spoilers!

The Boys. Courtesy Prime Video
The Boys. Courtesy Prime Video

Does A-Train die in The Boys season 3?

In episode 5, A-Train set his sights on putting an end to Blue Hawk’s abuse of power against innocent Black citizens in the community he’s been patrolling. After landing a face-to-face with Blue Hawk at the expense of Supersonic, A-Train insists on Blue Hawk apologizing to the community. He agrees, but when Blue Hawk is confronted by the citizens regarding his actions and lackluster apology, his rage takes over and he attacks those in attendance — including A-Train’s older brother,  who is crippled in the fight.

After Soldier Boy’s attack in the episode, A-Train confronts Blue Hawk outside as he attempts to flee the scene and A-Train finally snaps.

Knowing Blue Hawk is just going to get away with hurting all of those people, including his brother, A-Train decides to take matters into his own hands. Grabbing Blue Hawk by the neck, A-Train slams him to the ground before grabbing him by the leg and zooming off.

After killing Blue Hawk using his super speed, A-Train’s heart begins to race as it’s made evident he’s pushed himself too hard. Soon, he begins to stumble to the ground holding his chest as we hear his heartbeat racing before coming to a sudden stop. At that moment, A-Train collapses on the pavement and appears to stop breathing — having exhausted his heart.

As the camera pans out, A-Train appears to be lying dead in the middle of the road next to what’s left of Blue Hawk’s remains. While it’s possible the moment could be a fake-out death, it appears A-Train’s time on The Boys might have finally come to an end.

The Boys is streaming now on Amazon Prime. New episodes of season 3 are released every Friday.

Do you think A-Train will survive his latest brush with death or are you worried we’ve seen the last of A-Train on The Boys? Share your theories in the comments below!

Cody Schultz

Cody Schultz

Cody Schultz is the Senior Director of Entertainment at FanSided, where he leads editorial strategy across the company's entertainment websites. A trusted voice in the entertainment space with over a decade of experience, Cody has been part of the FanSided team since 2014, covering television and movies across major brands. His work spans celebrity interviews, deep-dive features, and event coverage, including reporting from some of the biggest industry events such as San Diego Comic-Con, New York Comic Con, D23 Expo, and the Golden Globe Awards. Cody's passion for Marvel and DC run deep with early films such as X-Men (2000), The Fantastic Four, Batman '89, and series such as X-Men: The Animated Series and Smallville first shaping his love for the genre. An MCU Day 1 fan, Cody has seen every Marvel Cinematic Universe film and TV series, and has also suffered through the ups and downs that come with being a fan of DC TV and movies. Cody has interviewed stars like Chris Evans, Brie Larson, Colin Farrell, and the casts of Arrow, Supergirl, The Flash, Legends