Prime Video Serves Up a Wild R-Rated Prop Auction as The Boys Signs Off
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
As Prime Video's The Boys concludes, Propstore is hosting a massive charity auction featuring over 450 props, costumes, and bizarre NSFW memorabilia from the show.
Prime Video recently wrapped up its hit superhero satire The Boys, and memorabilia auctioneer Propstore is celebrating the finale by unloading over 450 props, costumes, and set pieces from the series. While major collector items like Homelander's signature costume and Soldier Boy's shield are already commanding thousands of dollars, the catalogue also leans heavily into the show's chaotic, R-rated brand of humor. Fans with a taste for the bizarre can bid on a range of deeply strange and NSFW items that defined the series across its four-season run.
According to a report by Polygon, the auction features several memorable oddities tied to the show's most grotesque moments. Standout lots include the prosthetic leg used by Billy Butcher to fake a scientist's death, practical prop gills modeled after The Deep's chest anatomy, and a collection of adult toys featured during the infamous season 3 orgy scene. Bidders can also pick up scale models from the explosive Termite sequence and reference models of Timothy the octopus, giving dedicated fans a chance to own a very specific piece of modern television history.
Proceeds from the charity auction are heading toward healthcare support initiatives across Los Angeles, adding a community-focused angle to what is otherwise a delightfully unhinged shopping spree. For a digital generation that treats television as interactive social currency, owning a piece of a massive streaming phenomenon bridges the gap between passive viewing and active fandom. The auction is live now and closes on June 30, meaning you have a limited window to secure your very own piece of Vought corporate absurdity.
Source: Polygon
Tags: The Boys, Prime Video, Streaming, Television, Pop Culture
Original article: Polygon