Frenchie #4

Inner torment and past: His criminal past and the losses he has suffered have left significant emotional scars. These inner demons could affect the relationship and require a great deal of patience from his partner.

Fighting addiction: His problems with drugs and alcohol (especially in previous seasons) are a real challenge that could resurface under stress.

Dangerous lifestyle: Working with The Boys means danger is always around the corner. A couple would have to accept a constant level of risk and uncertainty in their daily lives.

Need for space: As a person who carries a lot of emotional weight, you might need moments of solitude or space to process your feelings.

Unwavering loyalty: Once committed, he is fiercely loyal and protective of his loved ones. He would do anything to keep his partner safe.

Deep empathy and compassion: He is an attentive listener and genuinely cares about his partner's feelings. He would be there to offer emotional support.

Creativity and ingenuity: Life with Frenchie would never be boring. He brings creative solutions to problems and has an unconventional and fascinating view of the world.

Affectionate and tender: Despite his violent environment, he is capable of great tenderness, as seen in his relationship with Kimiko. He values ​​physical and emotional connection.

Acceptance and open-mindedness: She has fluid sexuality and an unprejudiced outlook on life, suggesting that she would accept her partner as they are.

A romantic relationship with Frenchie would likely be intense, complex, and emotionally profound, requiring a patient, understanding, and open-minded partner. His multifaceted personality suggests a unique relationship dynamic.

In short, a relationship with Frenchie would be rewarding for someone who values ​​emotional depth, loyalty, and an unconventional connection. It would require strength to navigate his complexities and a willingness to accept someone who is fundamentally good but lives in a very dark world.

Frenchie (Serge) from the series The Boys has a complex personality marked by empathy, intelligence, and a troubled criminal past. Despite his experience in illicit activities and his propensity for violence, he is one of the kindest and most affectionate characters on the team.

Their main personality traits include:

Empathetic and compassionate: He cares deeply for others, especially Kimiko, whom he affectionately calls "mon coeur" (my heart). He often acts as a kind of "older brother" or protective figure for the more vulnerable members of the group.

Intelligent and resourceful: He's a brilliant scientist and engineer, multilingual, and a criminal expert, making him an indispensable member of The Boys. His analytical mind and ability to create solutions on the fly are key to the team's success in their operations.

Haunted by his past: Frenchie carries a heavy emotional burden due to past mistakes and personal losses, which is reflected in his struggles with addiction and guilt. This underlying darkness adds depth to his character.

Sensitive and emotionally open: Unlike other more hardened characters like Billy Butcher, Frenchie is not afraid to show his emotions and is capable of great tenderness and vulnerability.

Sexuality fluid: Her sexuality is open and she has been established as bisexual since the first season, an aspect that is an integral part of her identity and her open vision of the world.

In short, Frenchie is a multifaceted character who balances an exterior of a seasoned criminal with a deeply human, sensitive, and loyal interior.

Mother's Milk asks Frenchie why he didn't tell anyone, and Frenchie believes it wouldn't do any good and that he got what he deserved. After Lamplighter gives the Boys permission to go to Stormfront, they voluntarily escort him to Grace. While they wait, Frenchie apologizes to Kimiko for trying to change her and for forcing her to "help." When Grace arrives, she points a gun at Lamplighter and says she still wants to kill him. However, Frenchie dissuades her, stating that he, more than anyone, would want to kill Lamplighter, and yet he has forgiven him. Frenchie manages to convince Grace to back down.

Frenchie, Mother's Milk, and Kimiko infiltrate Sage Grove Psychiatric Hospital to try and find more information about Stormfront and Vought. While there, they discover that the hospital is keeping adult Supes incarcerated. They also observe Stormfront and a nurse with one of the patients, Tim. However, when Tim refuses to train his powers unless he can see his family, the nurse burns him. Frenchie and MM recognize the power and deduce that the nurse is Lamplighter. When Stormfront leaves, the three try to escape, but Lamplighter recognizes Frenchie and attacks them, inadvertently freeing a telekinetic prisoner, Cindy. Cindy frees most of the patients, while The Boys and Lamplighter lock themselves in an office. Both groups are locked in a stalemate, threatening each other. Lamplighter explains that the facility is locked and that he can deactivate it so they can escape, but he refuses to give them the access code or take them with him until a patient with acid vomit bursts into his room and nearly melts him. Kimiko takes the patient away from Lamplighter and kills him, but Lamplighter changes his mind and agrees to help the Boys. At a warehouse, Frenchie asks Lamplighter why the Seven didn't hunt them down after they burned the grandchildren. Lamplighter replies that he didn't brag like Frenchie thought, and Frenchie realizes that Lamplighter never told Vought or the Seven the truth about Mallory's grandchildren. Lamplighter reveals that he was actually sent to kill Grace, but it was her grandchildren who were in the bed. Lamplighter asks Frenchie why he didn't stop him, and Frenchie reveals to Lamplighter and Mother's Milk that he stopped following him to save his friend Jay.

Frenchie and the boys go into hiding with a gang, the Haitian Kings (of Clarkson Avenue). There, Frenchie takes care of the gang's business and helps Kimiko learn to write in English. When one of the gang members returns with all the bones in his arm shattered, Frenchie questions the gang members about the injury. He translates for the boys that the members were secretly transporting a super-terrorist. Kimiko tries to tell Frenchie more about the terrorist, but can't because of her limited English writing skills. This leaves Frenchie puzzled, wondering why she keeps writing the word "boy." Later, when the boys track the terrorist to a costume shop, Kimiko hugs him. Frenchie then discovers that the terrorist is his brother, Kenji, and that all along he was the "boy" she was referring to. Later, when Kenji is being transported as a prisoner to a rendezvous point, Frenchie tries to connect with him while giving him Doritos and an energy drink. Frenchie asks Kenji about the sign language he and his sister use, to which Kenji reveals that he and Kimiko created it after Kimiko became mute following their mother's death. However, when Frenchie asks Kenji to teach her the sign language, Kenji simply refuses.

The boys are rescued by Starlight, who takes down the guards. Frenchie and MM lead Kimiko to a garage door and leave the facility. Before Hughie and Starlight can join them, they are distracted by the arrival of A-Train. Hughie closes the garage door and tells them to go, that he'll be there soon.

Frenchie and Mother's Milk spend time in jail. Frenchie talks about his medieval imprisonment. Then, Frenchie asks MM why she didn't tell the Boys she had a daughter. Mother's Milk explains that her daughter is one of the few good things she ever did and that she didn't want her to know about her revenge and her connection to the Boys. Frenchie understands her reasons and is relieved when MM opens up to Kimiko and expresses her concern for her.

Hughie is arrested and placed in a cell with Mother's Milk and Frenchie. The two ask Hughie if he knows about Butcher, and Hughie assures them that Butcher abandoned them in his pursuit of Homelander. Hughie also assures them that he came to rescue them, and Frenchie kisses him on the cheek and mocks his feeble but valiant rescue attempt. Hughie then tells them that he smuggled his 12th-grade retainer in and wants Frenchie to use it as a lockpick. However, there are complications since the retainer is glued to the roof of his mouth, and Frenchie can't seem to remove it. Mother's Milk then proposes that he'll have to knock the retainer out of his mouth in one fell swoop. Without warning, Mother's Milk pulls the retainer out of Hughie's mouth. Frenchie uses it to escape, and The Boys knock out the guards and take their weapons. The Boys continue moving through the facility, searching for Kimiko. Frenchie finds her and stares at her, but guards arrive and shoot Frenchie in the shoulder. MM escorts Frenchie behind cover. MM and Frenchie stare at each other, and Mother's Milk reluctantly emerges from hiding to help free Kimiko, while Hughie provides covering fire. When the shooting stops, Frenchie comes out of hiding and calls out to MM, relieved to see him carrying Kimiko on his shoulders. Hughie runs out of ammunition, and the boys are cornered by guards who tell them to put their hands on their heads and turn around.

Mother's Milk mentions that Frenchie was supposed to follow Lamplighter, and because he didn't, Mallory's grandchildren were killed. In You Found Me, Grace Mallory mentions that Lamplighter killed her grandchildren, which forced her to leave the CIA.

Frenchie, Hughie Campbell, and Mother's Milk follow him to a small supermarket. There, they discover a secret hideout for Asian gangsters in the basement. After sneaking away from the gangsters, MM and Hughie search through boxes in a storage room to find Compound V. However, Frenchie hears loud Japanese music and discovers Kimiko in a cell, sitting under a table, watching a Japanese television program. Frenchie insists they release her, but MM says they must find Compound V and leave before the gangsters find them.

Butcher and the guys watch Popclaw and A-Train through the hacked computer connection. A-Train worries about losing tomorrow's race, revealing that Stillwell told him he's out of The Seven if he loses. A-Train considers using Compound V, when Popclaw mentions that the last time he used the substance, he ran over Robin Ward. Popclaw is furious with A-Train after he tells her she can't go to the race with him tomorrow. She wants their relationship to be public, but that requires Stillwell's permission, which A-Train refuses to ask for. Butcher decides they should steal some of the substance for Frenchie to test.

After Translucent's death at Hughie's hands, Butcher brings Mother's Milk back against Frenchie's wishes. Both Butcher and Frenchie refuse to cooperate due to past events, but they manage to reconcile their differences while keeping an eye on Popclaw and A-Train in Get Some.

Before they can get any more information out of Translucent, Frenchie learns that Homelander is nearby, which frightens Hughie. Frenchie warns that activating the detonator will reveal their location. Homelander confronts Frenchie, while Translucent escapes from its cage, but Hughie threatens him. Billy remotely triggers an explosion at Frenchie's house, prompting Homelander to investigate. In the basement, fearing that Translucent will destroy everything, Hughie presses the detonator, blowing Translucent to bits.

After covering the walls and ceiling with aluminum foil, Frenchie, Billy, and Hughie trap Translucent in an electrified cage in the basement of a boarded-up Tony Cicero's restaurant. Frenchie is annoyed that Billy has saddled him with this problem. He says Translucent's skin is impenetrable, making him difficult to kill. Hughie is shocked to learn they're even considering killing Translucent. Frenchie works on creating a bullet coated with the same material as Translucent's skin, hoping it will be enough to penetrate and kill him. Billy fires the shot, but it ricochets off his skin, and Translucent laughs, gleefully declaring that he's invincible and that it's only a matter of time before The Seven come for him. Unbeknownst to him, the bullet damaged the aluminum shielding of the ceiling. Frenchie offers Hughie MDMA and LSD to calm him down, which Hughie declines. Frenchie reveals that he works in several fields, but is an arms dealer by trade. He says that most of the time he tries to find ways to kill Superman.

While Butcher continues searching for a way to penetrate Translucent's skin, Frenchie watches a documentary about turtles on television, which makes him realize that Translucent has a hard shell, like a turtle, but his insides are like those of a normal human. Frenchie takes the stun gun to "shock his invisible friend" because he needs him unconscious. After knocking him unconscious, Frenchie inserts a bomb into his rectum, which is activated by a remote detonator. When Translucent regains consciousness, Frenchie reveals what he did to him, causing Translucent to panic. Translucent quickly begins negotiating for his life by telling them about A-Train and revealing that on the day he killed Robin, he came from Popclaw's apartment.

Four years later, Billy Butcher and Hughie Campbell approach Frenchie after they kidnap Translucent. Initially, Frenchie seems friendly upon seeing his former colleague, under the impression that Butcher is there to pay him the $40,000 he owes him. Butcher offers Frenchie a deal: he'll double his money if he helps him with a job. When Frenchie opens the trunk of Butcher's car to find the invisible member of The Seven, Translucent, Frenchie panics. He pulls out a gun and points it at Butcher, telling him that Translucent has a chip implanted and that The Seven might be on their way. Butcher tells Frenchie that this is as much his problem as it is theirs since Translucent has seen his face. Butcher then emphasizes that he won't leave until Frenchie agrees to help them or until The Seven show up. Reluctantly, Frenchie agrees to help Butcher and Hughie.

Frenchie followed Lamplighter to a party before receiving a call from Cherie, who informed him that Jay was overdosing on an unknown substance. Hesitant, Frenchie abandoned his post to go help Jay. He managed to save him; however, when he returned to the party, Lamplighter was gone. Frenchie would later discover that Lamplighter had burned Mallory's grandchildren to ashes. This incident devastated Frenchie, who felt that Mallory's grandchildren had died because of him. To make matters worse, Frenchie would never see his friend Jay again due to his death from another overdose a few months later. Frenchie never told anyone why he "let go" of Lamplighter, which led to a rift between him and MM after the Boys disbanded.

While Serge was in custody, Grace Mallory approached him, impressed by his skill in crafting weapons and devices that countered a superhero's power. Mallory offered him a choice: rot in prison for 25 years or work for her. Serge rejected her offer, so Mallory made him a different one. She then threatened to send Cherie and Jay to ADX Florence, a maximum-security prison, unless Frenchie reconsidered her offer. Serge called it a bluff, but Mallory assured him it wasn't. As Mallory was leaving the room, Serge stopped her to ask what kind of work she did.

In 2015, Serge, now known primarily by his nickname "Frenchie," was a full-fledged member of The Boys alongside Grace Mallory, Billy Butcher, and Mother's Milk. While waiting in an abandoned warehouse for Lamplighter's arrival, Frenchie and Mallory congratulated MM on proposing to Monique. Frenchie jokingly offered to help organize MM's bachelor party. When Lamplighter finally arrived to meet with The Boys, they all laughed at his outfit. Mallory then proceeded to blackmail Lamplighter into becoming their informant and providing them with information about The Seven. Lamplighter reluctantly agreed; however, Mallory was suspicious of him and asked Frenchie to follow him.

Serge was born on February 5, 1985 [1] and is of French descent. As a child, he lived in Marseille with his mother, whom he remembers fondly. Sometime during his childhood, his father kidnapped him. He abused his son for years, moving him from hotel to hotel. Serge tried to escape many times, jumping buses and trains to return to his mother, but his father always found him.

Serge's father was bipolar and physically and mentally abused Hughie. In the early days of knowing Hughie, Frenchie remembers how, when he was ten years old, his father tried to suffocate him with a Hello Kitty duvet. [2] Every few nights, Serge's father would take him for walks. He would smoke Gauloises and tell him he loved him, but he would also burn him with cigarettes. His father also made him kneel on broken glass for hours.

Finally, Serge moved to New York. He was alone, living in a homeless shelter and working as a prostitute to survive. During that time, Serge watched "The Golden Girls" on the shelter's "shitty TV" from 3 to 5 a.m. every day. He says the show kept him company and inspired him to "start his own family."

In 2012, Serge's family included his close friends, Cherie and Jay. Frenchie and Cherie also worked for the Russian gangster Little Nina during that time.

The three of them were drug addicts and occasionally robbed banks. Serge designed and built elaborate weapons to exploit a specific weakness of superheroes. The law finally caught up with Serge and his friends when they were arrested during a bank robbery.

Serge, better known as Frenchie, is one of the three main characters in the Amazon series The Boys (along with Mother's Milk and Kimiko Miyashiro). He is a main character in seasons 2, 3, and 4, and is the main character in season 1.

Frenchie, a drug dealer, arms dealer, chemist, bomb maker, former hitman, and all-around multifaceted man, is an invaluable asset to Butcher and The Boys. However, his impulsive decisions are a constant source of frustration for Mother's Milk. Frenchie has a history as a contract killer and carries immense guilt for the pain he has caused others. He believes he has found possible redemption by freeing a woman locked in a cage in a basement, who is part of a larger mystery. Frenchie is the only one of The Boys who manages to connect with her.

Alias Frenchie The French Sergei (for little Nina) Gender Male Species Human Hair color Black Eye color Brown Age 27 ("The Bloody Doors Off", Flashback) 30 ("The Bloody Doors Off", Flashback) 34 ("Cherry") 35 ("The Big Ride") 37 ("Payback") 38 ("Department of Dirty Tricks") Occupation Former bank robber Former hitman Former private contractor for the FBSA Former arms dealer Former security guard Former CIA agent Former member of The Boys Family (No name) - Father (Unnamed) - Mother Ethnicity French State Alive