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The Boys Addon (1.20, 1.19) – MCPE/Bedrock Mod

3,794 views ❘ March 10, 2024 ❘ Author: MrXtr8me

You may have heard of the show called “The Boys”. If not, then let me tell you what it’s about. It’s a show that explores how superheroes would act in real life with all the power they have. There’s a lot of corruption and violence involved. The Boys Addon (1.20, 1.19) brings you the vigilantes known as “The Boys” and the superhero team called “The Seven”. It also adds features like heat vision.

Features:

Mobs:

The Seven:

Homelander:

Homelander is the leader of The Seven, the strongest Supe in the world, and the archenemy of Billy Butcher, the leader of The Boys. With the face of a movie star and the power of a god, Homelander is considered the greatest superhero alive. Not only can he fly, but he possesses super hearing, super strength and super durability far beyond most supes, and can see through anything except for zinc with his X-ray vision, as well as being able to burn and cut through things by shooting a red-colored beam of heat energy from out of his eyes.

Black Noir:

He was a mute, darkly costumed superhero and a member of The Seven. Silent, stealthy, and enigmatic, Black Noir was The Seven’s superpowered ninja. His super strength and heightened senses were matched only by his proficiency in martial arts.

The Deep:

The Deep can breathe underwater and communicate with sea creatures.

A-Train:

He is a speedster who used to be a part of the team known as the Teenage Kix, and is a returning member of The Seven. He inadvertently killed Robin Ward, girlfriend of Hughie Campbell, with his powers while high on Compound V, an action which led to Hughie becoming his archenemy, ultimately leading to him joining The Boys and the events of the show.

Stormfront:

She was a superhero who replaced Translucent as a member of The Seven. Stormfront joined the Seven after Translucent’s death became public, and was briefly a rival to Homelander before the two became lovers. She was adept at using social media and had a large following online.

Good ones who left the team:

Queen Maeve:

As a warrior, a feminist, a humanitarian, and second most powerful member of The Seven, Queen Maeve is the ultimate role model for little girls all over the world. But to reach such astonishing heights, she’s had to make sacrifices along the way. Embracing the image that Vought demanded she accept meant abandoning the truths – and even some of the people – she held dear.

Starlight:

Annie January is as down-to-earth and sincere as they come, the girl next door with superpowers. And as Starlight, “The Defender of Des Moines”, all she’s ever wanted to do is save the world — and while a lot of people say that as a corny catchphrase, she actually means it. So, when she’s selected to join The Seven, it’s every dream she’s ever had come true.

The Boys:

Billy Butcher:

He is the leader of the eponymous team of vigilantes who are bent on taking down Vought and the Seven by whatever means necessary. A former member of the British special forces turned vigilante; Billy Butcher is as charming as he is cunning. He’s a force of nature, who can talk almost anyone into anything, either through a smile or brute force – or sometimes both.

Mother’s Milk:

He is an original member of the black ops and vigilante group The Boys.
“Mother’s Milk” or “M.M” forms the heart of the team, and is almost always the only one of them to keep both a cool head and his senses in compromising situations. Stylish and street smart, Milk displays a penchant for classic West Coast Hip Hop shirts.

Hughie:

He is a member of The Boys, an anti-superhero watchdog group whose ultimate goal is to take down Vought International and the corrupt Supes they own by any means necessary. Not too long ago, Hughie led a pretty unremarkable and mediocre life. He was a mild-mannered guy with a boring job at a small electronics store, who still lives at home with his father Hugh Campbell Sr. in the same bedroom he grew up in. The only light in his life is the love of his life: his girlfriend Robin. That is, until a speedster superhero named A-Train runs through Robin, eviscerating and killing her on impact. Desperate for revenge, Hughie is recruited by anti-Supe vigilante Billy Butcher and his world is turned upside down when he finds himself caught in the middle of a war against superheroes – who, as it turns out, are neither super nor heroic.

The Female(Kimiko):

When The Boys find her imprisoned in a cage in a basement under high security, they mistake her for a victim in desperate need of saving. But as The Boys unravel the mystery surrounding her, they follow a trail of blood and gore to learn that she’s a badass who might just end up saving them instead.
And as they’ll discover, the puzzle of her origins is part of something larger and far more terrifying than they ever imagined.

Frenchie:

A drug-dabbling, gunrunning jack-of-all-trades, Frenchie’s skillsets are an invaluable resource to Butcher and The Boys, but his impulsive decisions are an eternal source of frustration to Mother’s Milk. Frenchie’s got a history as a killer-for-hire — and those jobs, and the human faces behind them, have always stayed with him, like scars. But he’ll rediscover his humanity when he finds a woman locked in a cage in a basement who’s part of a larger mystery, and Frenchie is the only one of The Boys who’s able to connect with her.

Other characters:

Soldier Boy:

He was America’s first and greatest superhero before Homelander and the former leader of the superhero team Payback. As a young man, Soldier Boy helped good triumph over evil in World War II. However, it is not made clear how much of that is true, as The Legend claimed that his participation in the war was Vought propaganda whereas Stan Edgar actually claims the opposite by stating that he killed germans by the dozens. With his superhero team Payback by his side, he was said to have fought for liberty and justice for all until his disappearance during a botched military operation in Nicaragua, with the cover story being that he heroically sacrificed his own life to save America from a nuclear power plant meltdown in 1984.

Crimson Countess: