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“ | SUCK THE LOVE SAUSAGE, GERMANSKI PIG!! | „ |
~ Love Sausage as he violently attacks Stormfront. |
“ | ZA RODINU! ZA HOYZAIN! IS TIME TO TASTE THE SAUSAGE OF LOVE! | „ |
~ Love Sausage |
Vasilii Vorishikin, better known as Love Sausage, is a major character in The Boys comic book series and an ex-superhero. He serves as an anti-hero by helping The Boys investigate the exploding supes in Russia as well as participating in the defeat and killing of Stormfront. He also serves as a minor antagonist in the TV series adaptation.
In the Amazon adaptation, he's been portrayed by Andrew Jackson since season 3 and by Derek Johns in season 2.
Biography[]
Comics[]
Not much is known of his past, other than the fact that he is Russian, and prior to becoming a superhero, he was a former cop, tank commander, and communist. He was a member of The Glorious Five-Year Plan and fought crime in unlawful and unjust ways alongside his teammates before retiring and owning a bar in Moscow.
However, sometime later, Vought-American implanted modified Compound V's into supes in Russia, which caused their heads to explode, which led The Boys (Billy Butcher, Frenchie, Mother's Milk, Hughie, and The Female) to investigate and enlist his help in the process.
Love Sausage would go on to wrongfully give The Boys "vodka" (actually a beverage made out of brake fluid) as well as play poker with them to pass the time before parting ways after tracking down the culprit who sabotaged the Compound V.
However, Stormfront, alongside his team Payback, would go to Russia to hunt down and possibly kill The Boys, leading to Stormfront's bloody death at the hands of The Boys and Love Sausage himself, who violently beat and stomp him to death.
Sometime later, after the death of Homelander, Billy Butcher would go on a rampage, hunting and killing anyone with Compound V in their system, including his friends, starting with Love Sausage himself. Since he bonded with Hughie during their interactions together, he organised an automated email to be sent to Hughie, warning him of Billy Butcher's possible intent to kill him as well by leading him to a phone call, which automatically sent the email to him.
However, Love Sausage wasn't able to save himself in time and, in return, gets blown up by Billy Butcher via a rocket launcher, slowly dying a painful death due to his superhuman durability.
TV Series[]
Season 2[]
Love Sausage makes a brief cameo at Sage Grove Mental Institution as one of the supes held captive there for experimentation purposes, first seen in his room on the CCTV at the security room where Mother's Milk points out his abnormally large penis. He is later seen on the CCTV cameras murdering various doctors and orderlies with his elongated penis during the riot.
Later on, when Mother's Milk, Frenchie, Lamplighter, and Kimiko are taking cover in a lab, Love Sausage appears and strangles Mother's Milk with his elongated penis before getting knocked out by Kimiko. It is unknown whether he escaped or was put back in his cell afterwards.
Season 3[]
Mother's Milk and Starlight visit the home of the TNT Twins to warn them of Soldier Boy, and upon arriving, they are greeted at the door by Love Sausage, who informs them that the 70th annual Herogasm event is being hosted there, much to their disgust. He would be one of the few supes who survived the destruction caused by Soldier Boy later on.
Season 4[]
Despite being in the blast radius of Soldier Boy's radioactive explosion, he merely suffered burns, and he maintained his V-induced powers, or did lose them, but had received another Compound V dose to restore his abilities. He had healed completely when he - among other teams organised by Vought - went to capture members of the Boys; once again, his path crossed with MM, as he ambushed the OCD sufferer in a public bathroom, strangling him with his lengthy appendage until he passed out. His support troops collected the unconscious MM.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Intimidation: Despite being a cheerful and jolly individual in front of his peers, he is very intimidating towards his enemies due to his immense size and built, as well as his brutal methods.
- Superhuman strength: Love Sausage is able to break down doors, metal ceilings, and bricks, lift extremely heavy objects, and be one of the few people to beat down Stormfront.
- Superhuman speed: Despite not being as fast as Homelander, Stormfront, A-Train, or any other supes, he is still abnormally fast, kicking Stormfront out of plain sight before he could react.
- Prehensile penis: Love Sausage's main ability is manipulating the shape of his penis at his will and using it as a weapon to beat down and/or kill his victims.
- Superhuman durability: Love Sausage was able to withstand a direct blast from a rocket launcher; though fatally wounded, he wouldn't succumb to his wounds straight away.
- Enhanced Healing: Despite suffering severe burns from Soldier Boy's radioactive blast wave, he had completely healed in only a few months.
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Comics[]
TV Series[]
Trivia[]
- Despite only making two cameos appearances in the series, many fans are anticipating a major role for him in the future.
- Despite not being a parody of the DC Comics superhero Shazam, his suit resembles Shazam's suit.
- Despite being big as well as having an intimidating and brutish stature in the comics, the Amazon series portrays him as an average-height overweight man despite maintaining his key features from the comics, such as his hair, beard, and prehensile penis.
- He bears a strong resemblance to the German communist philosopher Karl Marx.
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Vought-American The Seven Payback G-Men Teenage Kix Children of Stormfront The Boys Other See Also |