- "My business is my business."
- ―Boyle[src]
Boyle was a mercenary who was stationed on Kitson. He, along with his partner Toad and crew of mercenaries stole Viro's ship from Leo Fitz and Enoch, but would then join Izel's crew. On route to Earth, he and every member of the crew were possessed by the Shrike that were created by Izel.
Biography[]
Business on Kitson[]
Boyle was present on Kitson when Leo Fitz and Enoch landed the Lazy Comet on the planet. Along with his partner Toad, he agreed to purchase the shipment of Xandarian Snails the Lazy Comet was transporting, and he and Toad recalled that Fitz and Enoch had killed the ship's former owner, Viro, and saved his crew. However, this honorable feat was not enough for Boyle to give up on his mercenary nature, and he drew his gun, explaining that he would steal both the snails and the spaceship, as he knew that Fitz and Enoch were wanted criminals. Still, Boyle gave them a gambling token so they could place some bets in the House of Games.
Later, Boyle and Toad were confronted by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents Quake, Jemma Simmons and James Davis, who were looking for Fitz. Initially, Boyle was reluctant to answer their questions, but quickly changed his mind as Quake used her powers to break two of his fingers. Boyle revealed to them that Fitz and Enoch had probably gone to the House of Games to gain some money, else they would be found in the planet's brothels.[3]
Joining Izel's Crew[]
Boyle was later once again confronted to Leo Fitz and Jemma Simmons, this time as they were accompanied by Izel. As they explained their intent of commandeering the Lazy Comet to go to Earth, Boyle insisted that the spaceship was in no way able to endure such a journey. However, upon being threatened by Izel and her knife, Boyle reluctantly agreed to follow their instructions, leading to he and Boyle joining her crew.[4]
As they were on the verge of departing, Boyle once again underlined that the Lazy Comet would never make it out unscathed from a space travel involving a Phase Harmonic Teleportation Device. Although Fitz agreed that the journey was dangerous, he recalled that the ship had already been through a lot of ordeals. Boyle insisted again, but Izel grew annoyed of his complaints and ordered him to leave the bridge.
Boyle later found Toad's puffies on the floor of the Lazy Comet, which he found weird as he had never known his partner leaving these behind. He reported this to Fitz and Simmons, who barely listened to him as they assured him that Toad was probably nearby and that they were busy. Boyle left, only to be later infected by a Shrike created by Izel just like Toad had been before him.[5]
Possessed by Shrike[]
- "Excuse me, Mr. Boyle? Have you seen Izel? Has she given anyone on your crew any landing coordinates? Or did you ever find Mr. Toad? Was that strange?"
"They were born strange. Haven't you noticed?" - ―Jemma Simmons and Leo Fitz[src]
Now possessed by a Shrike, Boyle became nothing more than a puppet forced to do Izel's bidding. When the Shrike Tower was destroyed on Earth, Boyle was instructed to take the Lazy Comet in the upper atmosphere as she feared that Sarge had arrived ahead of her on the planet.
Boyle and Toad were later sent to chase Leo Fitz and Jemma Simmons as they attempted to escape from Izel. They found where they were hidden, but Boyle and Toad were immediately handcuffed to a pipe by Yo-Yo Rodriguez, who had infiltrated the Lazy Comet with a group of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents to stop Izel. They remained so until they were killed when Jaco detonated an Atom Bomb, destroying the Lazy Comet.[1]
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Weapons[]
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- Handgun: Boyle carried a handgun he drew on Leo Fitz and Enoch when stealing the Lazy Comet from them.
Vehicles[]
- Lazy Comet: Boyle and Toad stole this spaceship from Leo Fitz and Enoch as they arrived on Kitson. However, they did not retain ownership of the spaceship for long as Fitz and Jemma Simmons reclaimed it with Izel. Boyle traveled to Earth in the Lazy Comet, although he was turned into a Shrike host during the journey.
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References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 6.09: Collision Course Part Two
- ↑ The penultimate episode of the fifth season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. reveals that the Black Order are attacking New York City at the same time, which means the season five finale occurs shortly before the Snap. The sixth season premiere has on-screen text which indicates that it is one year later; therefore, despite the series not discussing or dealing with the Snap, all organic characters who are alive at the beginning of the sixth season or are indicated to still be alive are treated as Snap survivors.
- ↑ Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 6.03: Fear and Loathing on the Planet of Kitson
- ↑ Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 6.07: Toldja
- ↑ Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 6.08: Collision Course Part One