Destiny 2 Player Spots a Hunter With a Perfect Homelander Outfit

A keen-eyed Destiny 2 fan has spotted another player who has turned their Hunter into Homelander from the hit Amazon TV series, The Boys, using the game’s transmog system. Players have been taking advantage of the versatility of Destiny 2‘s Appearance Customization System to make their guardians resemble characters from various media, such as other video games and even television shows. And with the popularity of The Boys, it was only a matter of time before the characters made their way into Destiny 2.

Based on a comic series of the same name, the show premiered in 2019 during the height of the superhero phenomenon as a satirical take on the heroes. It shocked the world, as the series portrayed some of the characters with abilities as megalomaniacs who would use their powers for selfish reasons rather than the standard of saving the world. At the head of these antagonists stood Homelander and his many abilities that were similar to Superman’s, such as flight and heat vision, but with none of his kindness. For the most part, the guardians of the Destiny universe use their paracausal abilities for the greater good and stand in stark contrast to characters like Homelander.

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A user going by the handle GreenTaco0706 posted a screenshot on the Destiny Fashion subreddit showcasing a Hunter looking like the villain, Homelander. The guardian used a variety of armor pieces and shaders to replicate the look and bring to life the antagonist in the world of Destiny 2. For Homelander’s blue outfit, the player used the look of the Outlander’s Heart chest piece with the orange-blue Paragon shader and paired that with the Righteous Strides leg armor and Crucible Vermillion shader. As for the character’s bright red cape, the player used the Cloak of Optimacy along with the Crucible Glory shader.

The post was well received on the subreddit, earning around 3.3K upvotes, with some users commenting on how eerily similar the look was. While the Hunter is menacing as Homelander, the character is not the first villain that players have recreated in Destiny 2. Fans have replicated Captain Enoch from Star Wars: Ahsoka, Mohg from Elden Ring, and even the Green Goblin from Spider-Man.

With the release of Season of the Wish, players have been discovering new secrets about the Ahamkara and are closer than ever to finally being able to confront the Witness. They have also been collecting new armor and shaders thanks to the return of the annual Holiday event, the Dawning, and a brand-new dungeon called Warlord’s Ruin, which has some beautiful looking Ahamkara-themed loot. With all these new gear pieces in hand, it is only a matter of time before players introduce another character into the game using Destiny 2’s transmog system.

Destiny 2

Bungie’s Destiny 2 is an online FPS that blends single-player and multiplayer content. Constantly evolving, the shooter has established a strong following since its 2017 debut. 

Released

August 28, 2017

Multiplayer

Online Multiplayer , Online Co-Op

ESRB

T For TEEN for Blood, Language, and Violence

Expansions

Destiny 2: Forsaken , Destiny 2: Shadowkeep , Destiny 2: Beyond Light , Destiny 2: The Witch Queen , Destiny 2: Lightfall

Platforms That Support Crossplay

PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S

Number of Players

1-6 (Co-Op)