Johanna Gillman

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Appearance Johanna has long, wavy blonde hair that falls past her shoulders, with loose strands framing her face. Her sharp blue eyes and intense expressions give her an arrogant, intimidating presence, while her athletic yet muscular build emphasizes her superhuman strength..

Her costume closely resembles Johanna classic superhero suit but tailored to a feminine design. It consists of a dark blue bodysuit with red and gold accents running along the chest, torso, and sleeves. Gold armored shoulder pads sit prominently on her shoulders, adding a military-inspired look. She wears red gloves with patterned gold cuffs, a gold utility-style belt around her waist, and tall red boots marked with eagle-like symbols.

Flowing behind her is a large patriotic cape lined with red-and-white vertical stripes, reinforcing the American hero aesthetic.

Personality Homelander's mission has always been to serve Vought International and, on a deeper level, formerly Madelyn Stillwell but first and foremost; serving herself and her own self-interests. Homelander could be rational, initially worrying about Translucent's disappearance in Cherry while the rest of Vought, and the world, ignored it. She is a ruthless leader, doing whatever it takes to keep a high public opinion of The Seven, including threatening both Starlight and the Deep. Homelander portrays the true extent of her anger in You Found Me, killing Stillwell for lying to her about Becca Butcher, her child, and her true feelings towards her. As a person, she is deeply narcissistic, disturbed, violence-addicted, and a sadistic sociopath. She also shows psychopathic tendencies, such as her capacity for manipulation. For a superhero, Homelander is incredibly and needlessly violent, brutal, and aggressive, throwing a bank robber into the air and letting him fall to his death, punching a shooter in the chest, and senselessly decimating a group of largely defenseless terrorists in the Middle East, among other incidents involving individual Supe-Terrorists from around other parts of the world. This also highlights her high intelligence as she set up a meticulous plan to get superheroes into the military by forcing A-Train to spread Compound V around the world. She is also charismatic, easily swaying the public to give her support.

Due to being raised in isolation inside a laboratory, Homelander struggles to feel genuine love, empathy, and understanding for other people and their emotions. This has rendered her callous, immoral, and sociopathic, often threatening, abusing, and intimidating the other members of the Seven in order to keep them in line, much like her father, while also killing anyone who stands in her way.

It is made clear that Homelander does not actually care about humanity, only the way Supes (but mainly herself) are viewed in their eyes. She is seen to be more than willing to let a plane full of families and children crash in The Female of the Species despite pleas from Queen Maeve to save the children but pretends to feel sadness about the incident while in the public eye. This act of negligent homicide was to cover up the fact that Homelander was completely unwilling to save the passengers after she jeopardized the mission and uses the crash to her advantage, as after Flight 37 went down and all the passengers died, Homelander manipulates the people into believing it was destroyed by terrorists and uses it to further both her and Vought's agenda of militarizing super-humans.

Homelander also suffers from an Oedipus Complex, which is projected onto Madelyn Stillwell who is the closest thing she has to a mother. However, after declaring her true feelings, that she fears her, Homelander burns her eyes and skull without hesitation but did feel sadness about it when she stares at a picture of them in her office during The Big Ride, even forcing the shapeshifting Supe to frequently take on the form of Stilwell and visiting her at night for intimacy before killing the Supe in a moment of anger. Due to her longing for a loving and maternal figure, women such as Stilwell, Stormfront, Maeve, Sage and Firecracker have all been able to manipulate or control her to some degree due to them being women, and they appeal to a certain part of her damaged psyche.

Ultimately, while Homelander is a damaged woman and raised in a loveless environment, she is given extraordinary power and looks and often told how great she is. Furthermore, the people raising her had a notable disregard for ethics, leaving her with a very similar mindset. This has left her with the paradoxical mindset of seeing almost everyone else as less than her, while at the same time having a deep desire for love. Maeve uses this desire to temporarily control her, often with a video of her leaving the plane crash victims of Flight 37, saying that if it went on the web, nobody would ever love her again. By the end of Season 2, Homelander is completely broken, having lost her son, her lover, and her power over The Seven.

In Season 3, Homelander's mental stability has significantly deteriorated even further, and she is now more deranged than ever. Due to her controversial relationship with Stormfront, she is desperate to be loved again by the public, putting on a relatable humane persona and saying she "fell in love with the wrong person." Her mental state worsens when she finds out that Stormfront killed herself in hospital shortly after Homelander visited her and dismissed her Nazi ideology, causing Homelander to believe that, like Stilwell, Stormfront never truly loved her and merely used her as a pawn. She is also shown to be more intolerant and easily agitated by anyone or anything that threatens to damage her image and reputation, as seen through her growing dislike for Starlight (especially after she was made co-captain of The Seven), and when she nearly killed A-Train for simply talking back to her. Homelander displays a perverse and sadistic sense of humor, enjoying exerting her will as physical torture and emotional abuse onto others.

Since encountering newfound public scrutiny following leaked footage of her accidentally maiming a teenage bystander in Africa and the attacks against The Seven perpetrated by The Boys, Homelander has begun to develop a worsening persecution complex and a martyr complex, seeing herself as the maligned victim of sinister elites controlling her life and a "biased" media that seeks to only smear her name. This is perhaps best illustrated during the infamous seafood dinner scene, where Homelander comments that after recently reading on the life of Martin Luther King Jr., she claims she shares many similarities with the beloved historical figure, one of them Homelander alleges is that she is being unfairly persecuted for what she believes in, like King was in the 1960s. The reality is, she is not, because people love Martin Luther King, but in this series, people fear Homelander.

Homelander appears to have a childish tendency to embarrass people that she dislikes but either can't or won't kill, often putting them into humiliating or demeaning situations while simultaneously putting on the front of being friendly or earnest. Following Starlight's promotion to co-captain of The Seven, Homelander made several attempts to embarrass her, such as having her sing on her birthday while having women in skimpy versions of her costume dancing behind her or announcing that they were a couple by surprise while knowing that Starlight hates her. Other victims of her harassment include Queen Maeve, who she announced was a lesbian (even though she's actually bisexual) on live television without her consent, and The Deep, who she forced to eat a seafood dinner in order to rejoin The Seven. Homelander often coerces her victims to participate in these farces through a combination of false sincerity and thinly veiled threats.

Despite Homelander's strength, she has admitted to being afraid of a few individuals, such as Stan Edgar. Following Edgar's departure from Vought, Homelander admits to having been scared of Edgar at one point, though she asserts that this fear is now gone. Despite this, and the constant disrespect Edgar shows her, Homelander still refuses to kill him. It is implied by Edgar that this is because Homelander secretly sees Edgar as a father figure and seeks his approval. When Homelander realized that the unidentified Supe on a killing spree was actually Soldier Boy, Homelander was noticeably worried, fearing that Soldier Boy's history with Vought would ruin the company and herself due to now being CEO, and after Black Noir tore out her tracker and fled, Homelander was genuinely afraid, briefly doubting whether she was strong enough to face Soldier Boy if even Black Noir was too afraid to fight him. Even after fighting Soldier Boy and managing to overpower him in a 1-on-1 duel, Homelander was still wary of him, remaining on edge when speaking to him on the phone and when facing him again in the Vought tower. Homelander likely feared Soldier Boy because he was the only Supe whose fame, status and strength rivalled her own, as well as being her childhood hero.

After learning that Soldier Boy was her biological father and that Vought had kept this from her for her whole life, Homelander appears to have become even more deranged. Despite her respect for Black Noir, she mercilessly killed him upon discovering Noir also knew the truth and kept it from her. Nevertheless, it hurt her to kill the one and only person she considered a friend and a reliable partner. She also became more hypocritical, as she condemned A-Train for his murder of a fellow Supe, despite having killed Noir only moments before and even informing A-Train, the Deep, and Ashley of it. Later, Homelander carelessly murdered a civilian in front of multiple witnesses because the man insulted her and threw something at her son, not seeming to care about this blatant act of brutality. Her need for a family has also become worse and more dangerous, after her fight against Soldier Boy, she for the first time in her life feels desperate to have strong descendants with the perfect genetics, going as far as using Maeve to "harvest her eggs" to have those perfect children she always dreamed of.

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Powers and abilities

Superhuman Strength: One of Homelander's primary abilities is her tremendous superhuman strength. She is stated to be the strongest woman in the world according to Jonah Vogelbaum and Stormfront. As a child, she broke a woman's spine by hugging her. After she and Queen Maeve intercepted a robbery, she threw the first thief far away and high into the air. She also easily pushed open a door blockaded by scaffolding with one hand and embedded her fist in a shooter's torso. Homelander casually knocked off the door of a pressurized plane, but she stated she was unable to carry the hijacked plane to safety, suggesting that she is unable to use her full strength in flight, requiring a solid surface to take full advantage of her power. Another time she was unable to stop the full weight of a falling bus and concrete debris brought down on top of her when she was hovering during her encounter with Kenji Miyashiro, although she was distracted. She was later able to throw a baseball from New York to Boston, having previously thrown a football into a small plane with so much force that an emergency landing was required, threw another baseball high into orbit, and slapped Blindspot's head hard enough to burst his eardrums and cause excessive bleeding. She crushed a terrorist under her foot.

Nigh-Invulnerability: Homelander possesses extraordinary superhuman durability and is the most durable person in the world. She is not only completely bulletproof but also unfazed by explosions, such as when Billy blew up the Stillwell residence with her inside it or the destruction of an entire power plant. According to Madelyn Stillwell, there is not a weapon on Earth that has not failed against her, implying that she could also survive nuclear explosions. This was contradicted by Homelander herself when she dared Starlight to release the Flight 37 video: she said that she would take out air defenses first, implying she may be vulnerable to anti-aircraft fire or heavy artillery.

Vacuum Adaptation: Homelander can survive in the vacuum of space, enduring extremely low pressure, lack of oxygen, radiation exposure, and extreme temperature fluctuations without harm.

Heat Resistance: Homelander possesses a high resistance to extreme heat, allowing her to withstand temperatures that would instantly incinerate normal humans without sustaining visible damage. While she may perceive intense thermal exposure, it does not significantly impair her. The upper limits of this resistance remain unconfirmed.

Superhuman Immune System: Homelander possesses an advanced immune system, allowing her to resist and overcome pathogens lethal to other Supes. She has claimed that biological agents such as anthrax would be ineffective against her and Ryan. Additionally, according to Sameer, a highly skilled scientist, a virus capable of killing Homelander would need to be so potent that it would likely trigger a global pandemic and kill all other Supes in the process.

Superhuman Speed: Homelander can move at very fast speeds. While she can fly at extremely high velocities, enough to keep up with an airplane so she could destroy it, Homelander can also move on the ground at supersonic speeds. As a child, she could already break the sound barrier. Homelander is fast enough to dodge bullets and disarm multiple gunmen before they could even react. Later, after Butcher decided to detonate the bombs strapped to Stillwell's body, Homelander was able to save Butcher from the blast unharmed. She was also able to disappear from Billy Butcher's apartment without the latter even realizing it, implying that she can move faster than the human eye can see while making little to no noise.

Superhuman Stamina: Homelander possesses extraordinary stamina, allowing her to perform superhuman feats and sustain high-speed movement for extended periods without fatigue. The Legend, former Senior Vice President of Hero Management, claimed to have never seen her sweat. Despite this, Homelander still requires sleep, indicating that her endurance, while exceptional, is not limitless.

Superhuman Hearing: Homelander possesses tremendous auditory awareness, reaching nearly 200,000 Hz, allowing her to detect sounds from miles away. She can also use this power to detect a person's heartbeat and blood pressure, and can tell when they are excited or anxious, such as when she detected Hughie Campbell's blood pressure to be 150/90. She also heard the mayor of Baltimore through a wall and could spy on Madelyn in her office. Homelander heard Starlight's heartbeat racing and Butcher's heart pounding. Her hearing also allows her to tell when someone is lying.

Superhuman Smell: Homelander possesses an amazing olfactory sense. For both Hughie and Starlight, she was able to tell they were nervous by smelling that their adrenaline had increased. She can use her sense of smell to locate explosives. She is also able to identify individual humans by scent, smelling Billy Butcher's scent on Queen Maeve, and identifying Hughie by a drop of sweat. This also applies to other Supes as Homelander mentions to Firecracker that she could smell the scent of her father, Soldier Boy, on her.

Heat Vision: Homelander is capable of projecting highly concentrated beams of energy from her eyes. These blasts of energy are so powerful that they can cut through almost anything, such as airplanes. She also used her heat vision to melt a thief's gun into their hand. However, Homelander is most notable for using her optical beams on people, melting flesh and bone with ease and causing victims to burst apart instantly. Her heat vision can also likely cut through most Supes, shown in Homelander's hesitation to use it on Stormfront. She is able to control the intensity of the beams, as shown when she used her heat vision to warm up a bottle of Stillwell's breast milk without damaging the bottle. She was also able to blast her heat vision at Marie Moreau, incapacitating her instantly. Additionally, Homelander is seemingly able to produce pure explosive energy with her heat vision, as shown during her attack on Marie Moreau.

X-Ray Vision: Homelander can see through any solid object or surface, with the exception of objects and surfaces lined with zinc, implying that she only possesses low-energy photon X-ray vision. She X-rayed Stan Edgar, stating that he was very close to a coronary because his blood was “like engine oil.” Stillwell acknowledged that Homelander used her X-ray vision to spy on her, and Butcher knew she could see through the ceiling.

Flight: Homelander is able to levitate and propel herself at supersonic speeds, allowing her to cover vast distances in a matter of minutes. She reached a hijacked flight before F-16 fighter jets, whose top speeds are just under Mach 2. Her speed being greater than an F-16 jet was further confirmed by Stillwell. While canvassing the city for Translucent, Frenchie’s neural-networked CCTV identified Homelander flying at sea level at speeds close to Mach 1.53.

Regenerative Healing Factor: Homelander possesses a powerful healing factor, like her father Soldier Boy, who healed a cut on his cheek after being subjected to a prolonged Heat Vision blast by Billy Butcher. Homelander herself received bleeding from her ear after being stabbed with a metal straw by Queen Maeve. However, when she introduced her son Ryan to her and Stormfront’s supporters at Vought Tower the next day, the wound in her ear had already disappeared. Homelander was also able to heal from severe burns caused by uranium poisoning from an enriched chamber within a few hours. It is likely that after taking V-One, her regeneration became even stronger.

Psychological weakness

Mental Illness: Homelander's greatest weakness is her mental instability, which is rooted in her traumatic upbringing and the lack of emotional support during her formative years. Due to being raised in a lab with little to no human affection, Homelander grew up to become a deeply unstable woman. Her obsessive need to be adored, coupled with her lack of empathy and lack of moral restraint when harming or even killing others, suggests that she is afflicted with malignant narcissism.

Insecurities: Although Homelander presents herself as a strong and confident woman, in reality, she has very little self-esteem. She has an obsessive need for everyone to love her, likely due to the lack of human affection that she should have received during her childhood. As a result, she quickly becomes more aggressive and mentally unstable whenever she feels that her image and reputation might be in danger.

Familial Longing: Having grown up alone in a cold and brutal environment with no compassion or love, Homelander is constantly searching for a real family. However, this desire can also become her undoing.

PTSD: During her mission to rescue hostages from terrorists in a factory, Homelander suffered flashbacks to her traumatic childhood, which came at the cost of her self-control and led to her killing everyone around her. These flashbacks occur most strongly at the locations where the trauma originally happened, further worsening Homelander's emotional and mental instability.

Dissociative Identity Disorder: Homelander has been hallucinating voices and faces representing multiple self-states. This is indicative of dissociative identity disorder. Additionally, people with DID are frequently misdiagnosed as schizophrenic. While Homelander does display other psychotic symptoms, her alternate self-states do not fully fall under that category.