Gen V's Emma aka Little Cricket is actually more powerful than we thought.
Gen V has premiered a new episode and The Boys spinoff has already revealed that it's full of surprises. Not only did key characters get killed in the first episode of Gen V, but the subplot about The Woods has slowly started to come into focus. The first episode of the series also revealed its new cast of characters and their various super powers.
This moment not only reveals how powerful Emma is in a bigger sense, but also gives the viewer context as to why she shrinks when she grows. The Boys and Gen V have firmly established that characters injected with Compound V begin to show their powers around puberty.
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