WARNING: Spoilers ahead for The Boys season 3, episode 7
The Boys just made Kimiko and Frenchie's dynamic way more complicated — is this a love story, or something else? When Billy Butcher's crew first discovered Kimiko (Karen Fukuhara) locked inside a dingy gang basement, Frenchie (Tomer Capone) was the only member vouching for this violent, unpredictable Compound-V test subject. Kimiko has since grown into a valued member of the Boys, beloved by MM, Hughie and Starlight (Butcher is still getting there), but Frenchie remains by far her closest companion. Whether learning sign language or guiding each other through tough times, this cute pairing are almost inseparable by the time The Boys season 3 begins.
Only in Amazon's most recent season has The Boys sprinkled overtly romantic notes into their relationship, culminating with Kimiko finally finding the courage for a kiss. Thanks to Little Nina's kidnapping (quickly followed by Soldier Boy's Herogasm rampage), Frenchie and Kimiko don't discuss their smooch until The Boys season 3, episode 7. Kimiko admits the kiss didn't feel "bad" but also concedes it was "weird." She ends by telling Frenchie their bond is "more than that" and describes him as "family." What does this mean for The Boys' most heartwarming couple?
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Whatever Frenchie and Kimiko's bond might be, there's unquestionably a romantic element. Even after the awkwardness of their kiss, Kimiko enjoys a thorough examination of Frenchie's muscular arms as they slow-dance to «Dream A Little Dream Of Me» — not exactly something you'd see from a brother and sister, or two good friends. Kimiko's "because we're more than that" line carries the most
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