Although “The Boys” has not completed its full story yet, it’s clear that it will forever stand out not only in the Prime Video all-time catalog but in the entire streaming world. With its unique comedy, the show has captivated audiences globally.

And of course, the series is so addictive that its fans are clamoring for more. Well, there’s good news: There’s plenty more to explore beyond just the “Gen V” spin-off.

Since its debut in 2019, the creators of the main title have made continuous efforts to keep audiences engaged, expanding its story through short films, animated adaptations, and web series. Check all of them!

Spin-offs to ‘The Boys’: The complete list

  • The Boys Presents: Diabolical

This animated series serves as the first spin-off of the live-action title, also based on the comic book series by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson

It consists of eight stand-alone episodes, each set in the universe of the main lore and presented in different animation styles. The main actors from the original hit reprise their roles, delivering performances just as cruel as their flesh-and-bone counterparts. Available on Prime Video

  • Gen V

Well, the arrival of “Gen V” didn’t go unnoticed by any fan of the original show. While some chose to overlook it, the truth is, experiencing every title in a franchise is essential to claim true fandom. So, if you haven’t yet, get ready for this second spin-off, which has already been renewed for another season.

The parallel series is set during the same timeline as the fourth installment of “The Boys”. It spans eight episodes, portraying the lives of young adult superheroes who challenge their moral boundaries in a competition for a shot at joining The Seven, Vought International’s elite superhero group.

  • Mr. Butcher 

“Mr. Butcher” is one of two short films created to entertain fans of “The Boys” with additional material. Released in 2019 and available on YouTube, this production features Billy Butcher visiting an elementary school. In his unique manner, he teaches the children to fear the supes, particularly Homelander, and instructs them on how to combat these evil creatures.

  • Butcher

A larger short film was released on 2020, between the first and second seasons of “The Boys”, taking place in the aftermath of “You Found Me”, where Butcher evades the authorities after being accused for Madelyn Stillwell‘s murder.

  • Seven on 7

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic causing a delay in the release of the third season of “The Boys,” Prime Video responded by releasing video segments on YouTube. Presented as in-universe news reports from the Vought News Network channel, these seven segments each feature distinct stories that hint at upcoming events in the series’ lore, also introducing new cast members.