The Boys Just Made THAT Thanos & Ant-Man Theory Much Worse
Caution: spoilers ahead for The Boys season 3
Thought that theory about how Ant-Man could've defeated Thanos was bad? The Boys season 3 proves just how much worse the hypothetical anal atrocity could've been. After Thanos made his MCU debut proper in 2018's Avengers: Infinity War, fans were given a whole year to consider how the Mad Titan could be defeated. By far the grossest method they conjured up was having Paul Rudd's Ant-Man shrink down using his Pym technology, enter Thanos through his Thanus (could use his ear, but where's the fun in that?), then blow the villain apart from inside by regrowing to normal size.
The suggestion that Thanos could be killed via sphincter shenanigans opened a whole can of worms. Would it actually work? Might Thanos squish Scott just by clenching? Could the unstoppable force of an expanding Ant-Man overcome the immovable object of Thanos' tough insides? And the biggest stumbling block of all — would Scott Lang deem saving the universe worth a trip up Thanos' butt?
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In its own inimitable tradition of superhero parody, The Boys takes those basic principles of «Thanus» and makes the MCU theory infinitely more disturbing. The Boys' version of Ant-Man is Termite — a shrinking supe first shown leaping into a woman's downstairs during a season 1 party scene (if notTermite, it's a supe with the exact same power and sexual kink). Butcher and Hughie paid the diddy diver little heed back then, and The Boys refrained from showing anything explicit — just a tiny naked man jumping between a pair of legs in a dark room. The Boys season 3's premiere («Payback») takes a much closer look at Termite's favorite pastime. The
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