Supersonic is a second generation Mexican-American. Though according to his conversation with Homelander he states that he doesn't really speak Spanish.
The character of Naqib is an original creation exclusive to the continuity of the television series The Boys. Naqib is most likely based on Marvel's Nitro, who also can self-detonate. He's also a more modern Syrian version of Professor Banzai from The Boys comics.
He really could have been such a great addition to The Seven, but Homelander got to him first. In Season 3 of The Boys, Supersonic was picked as a replacement for Stormfront in The Seven, and honestly, he was a good guy.
Pressure Manipulation - Her powers seem psychic and gravitational which is related to pressure. She could use her powers to lethal effect, and has used her powers in numerous superheroes as well as used on herself as a way to commit suicide, blood streaming from her eyes ears and mouth.
"The strength of Ryan's lasers — which were surprisingly powerful — are way more powerful than even Homelander's when Ryan gets angry enough," he told TV Guide.
Ryan, too, has seemingly tipped off on the dark side because his father figures — Homelander and Butcher — are constantly letting him down and misguiding him, but he still has time to turn the tides and become a righteous supe.
After his mother got killed accidently by his heat vision he felt great guilt and sadness over her death and felt even more uneasy about his powers and after seeing his dad covered in blood he became scared of him and having nightmares of Homelander killing everything and everyone and Ryan himself.
Superhuman Hearing: Zoe possesses superhuman hearing, allowing her to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, she can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.
Cindy was originally believed by the fandom to be the shows adaptation of Silver Kincaid of the G-Men from the comics, due to possessing a similar name, hairstyle and powers. However, this theory was debunked in Season Three. Her appearance makes her a possible parody of Eleven from the Netflix series Stranger Things.
After taking V24, Butcher returns to Gunpowder, beating and interrogating him, demonstrating superpowers including super durability, super strength, and laser vision.
Queen Maeve sacrifices herself for Starlight to escape Homelander's influence, while A-Train finally pays for killing Hughie's girlfriend. Starlight is one of the few characters who survives the entire series, alongside The Deep (while Homelander is killed off-panel by Black Noir).
In the comics, Black Noir is a long-time member of the Seven, almost always shown in silhouette with his face obscured. His powers include super strength and supposed skills as a pilot. He is stronger than even Homelander; Mother's Milk states he can "[...] bench a dozen Mack trucks".
Played by Erin Moriarty, Starlight is one of the protagonists in The Boys, as well as one of the few genuinely good superheroes. Among The Boys' strongest superheroes, Starlight has been shown to use her powers to save people and help with the fight against Homelander.
His addiction to breast milk is a symptom of growing up in the Vought lab where he never had access to motherly affection and the opportunity to form a loving bond at a young age. Homelander's trauma manifested in his kink for breast milk and need for a dominant mother figure.
Background. At a young age, Kenji, along with his older sister, Kimiko, were abducted by the Shining Light Liberation Army. Their parents were killed and they were forced to join the army. After that, Kimiko stopped talking altogether and she formed a secret sign language with her younger brother to communicate.
Killed by Black Noir, Homelander's demise is an off-panel twist that challenges his self-portrayal in the story. The series contrasts Homelander's anticlimactic end with the emotional, epic deaths of other characters, underscoring their humanity.
Maeve was eventually killed while protecting Starlight from Homelander and Black Noir, though Homelander easily overpowered her after she struck him on the head with her sword, shattering it in the process. He then flung her decapitated head at Starlight as she flew away from The Seven's headquarters.
While painted so criminally from almost the very beginning, Lamplighter's character goes from a source of vitriolic hatred to a sympathetic individual whose mistakes torment him every waking moment in the course of an episode.
It turns out Nadia wanted to inject her daughter with Compound V, so Zoe would be able to protect herself with her own superpowers. Homelander gave Nadia the Compound V for Zoe in exchange for Nadia turning on Stan.
Reggie Franklin, better known as A-Train, is a major antagonist in the Amazon series The Boys, serving as the central antagonist of Season 1, and a major antagonist in both Season 2 and Season 3. He is a speedster who used to be a part of the team known as the Teenage Kix, and is a returning member of The Seven.
After his most recent dalliance with Homelander, Soldier Boy is captured by CIA black ops agent Billy Butcher and brutally tortured and murdered by him for information on Homelander's recent activities.
Butcher Killed 'Ryan' In The Boys Comic When He Was Just An Infant. In The Boys: Butcher, Baker, Candlestickmaker #4 by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, readers are shown in gruesome detail the real reason why Billy Butcher became a founding member of the CIA-backed team, the Boys.
Ben, better known as Soldier Boy, is the secondary antagonist of Season 3 of The Boys. He was a former superhero and the leader of a Payback, a team of his until being betrayed by them due to his abusive behaviour. He is also the father of Homelander and grandfather of Ryan Butcher.
