What if the Boys, the infamous group of antiheroes from the hit Amazon Prime series, found themselves in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)? What started as a 10-second meme evolved into a compelling “what if” story that fans couldn’t get enough of.

The Boys, led by the charismatic Billy Butcher, are known for their no-nonsense approach to taking down corrupt superheroes. But how would they fare in a world filled with the likes of Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor?

The story begins when the Boys accidentally find themselves transported to the MCU universe through a mysterious portal. Initially disoriented by their new surroundings, they quickly realize that they are not in their own world anymore.

As they navigate this new reality, they find themselves face to face with some of the most iconic superheroes in existence. At first, they are skeptical of these “supes,” but they soon realize that not all of them are as corrupt as those they are used to dealing with.

Billy Butcher, always quick to take charge, sees an opportunity to ally with some of the MCU’s heroes to take down a common enemy: Vought International. With their knowledge of Vought’s corrupt practices, they become valuable allies in the fight against injustice.

However, not everyone in the MCU is quick to trust the Boys. Some see them as vigilantes, dangerous and unpredictable. It’s up to Billy and the rest of the Boys to prove that they are on the side of justice, even if their methods are unconventional.

As the story unfolds, alliances are formed, betrayals are revealed, and the fate of both universes hangs in the balance. In the end, the Boys prove that even in a world full of superheroes, there is still a need for those willing to fight for what’s right, no matter the cost.