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Indira Shetty is the main antagonist of Season 1 of the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is the dean of Godolkin University and takes a special interest in Marie Moreau.
Background[]
Indira Shetty is a behavioral scientist hired by Vought International as the dean of Godolkin University and one of the masterminds behind The Woods. Although she was a Vought employee, she somewhat held her own agenda against Homelander and Supes, this was a result from the Flight 37 incident, as her husband and daughter were among the casualties.
Personality[]
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On the surface, Indira Shetty is a trustworthy and esteemed teacher for students in Godolkin University. She acts like a mother figure to them and seems to care about student. However, she actually is a highly manipulative and cunning individual who uses every means to secure her goals. She harbors strong hatred towards to Supes, deeming them "Dangerous Animals" and secretly developing a virus via the hands of Edison Cardosa as a means of eradicating Supes. Her motherly manners are means to manipulate students, especially those who have childhood traumas such as Marie Moreau and Cate Dunlap. Although she did have a genuinely softer spot for Cate, whom she deeply cared about and loved as she came to view her as a surrogate daughter.
The Boys Series[]
Gen V: Season 1[]
"God U."[]
Indira Shetty is seen in the Godolkin University orientation video.
"First Day"[]
Indira appeared in this episode.
"#ThinkBrink"[]
Indira appeared in this episode.
"The Whole Truth"[]
Indira appeared in this episode.
"Welcome to the Monster Club"[]
Indira appeared in this episode.
"Jumanji"[]
Indira appeared in this episode.
"Sick"[]
Indira appeared in this episode.
Abilities[]
References[]
Trivia[]
- She is loosely based on Marvel's Charles Xavier / Professor X and William Stryker.
- Like Billy Butcher, she harbors ill will towards supes, especially Homelander, after Homelander allowed her family to die in Flight 37.