Godolkin University Campus | Gen V

Marie Moreau was born in 2005 after her parents accepted experimental fertility treatment from Vought, which involved injecting her with Compound V before birth as part of Project Odessa. Though initially considered a failure, her powers later manifested during her first period, leading to a tragic accident in which she unintentionally killed her parents. This left her and her younger sister Annabeth orphaned and separated, with Marie sent to the Red River Institute. Years later, she enrolls at Godolkin University, hoping to become a hero and redeem herself in her sister’s eyes. At Godolkin, Marie becomes entangled in a conspiracy involving unethical experiments and a larger anti-Supe agenda. Alongside her friends, she helps expose these plans but is ultimately framed and detained. Later, she learns she is one of the most powerful Supes ever created, with abilities tied to blood and tissue manipulation, including healing and even resurrecting others—though at a cost. As she struggles between wanting a normal life and embracing her immense power, Marie faces manipulation from powerful figures and makes dangerous choices, including unintentionally aiding a major threat. Ultimately, she works with her allies to stop him and is drawn into a larger resistance movement, all while grappling with the consequences and limits of her extraordinary abilities.

Jordan Li was born in Rochester, New York, and became a Supe after their parents agreed to have them injected with Compound V as a child. Their powers later manifested as the ability to shift between male and female forms, each with distinct abilities, which led them to identify as bigender despite their parents’ discomfort. Growing up, Jordan navigated relationships that often pressured them to conform to one identity, shaping their insecurity and desire for acceptance. At Godolkin University, they rose to become a top-ranked student and teaching assistant to Professor Brink, gaining confidence but also becoming entangled in morally questionable situations tied to secret experiments. Jordan is one of the most powerful and versatile students, with near-invulnerability in their male form and powerful energy attacks and agility in their female form. Initially driven by ambition, status, and recognition, they clash with others—especially Marie—but gradually evolve through guilt, conflict, and uncovering the truth behind the school’s corruption. As they confront their past choices and insecurities, Jordan becomes more protective, principled, and emotionally open, forming deeper bonds with their friends and developing a complicated romantic connection with Marie. By the end, they take a stand against manipulation and injustice, publicly exposing wrongdoing despite the personal risks.

Emma Meyer was born in 2005 and became a Supe after her parents agreed to have her injected with Compound V as a baby. She had a happy childhood until her powers emerged, after which her mother became extremely controlling—monitoring her body, teaching her to purge, and tying Emma’s self-worth to her size. A traumatic incident where she uncontrollably grew larger led to her being called a “monster,” shaping her insecurities. As she grew older, Emma started a YouTube channel documenting her life and later enrolled at Godolkin University, where she pursued a career as an influencer and quickly became close friends with her roommate, Marie. Emma has the ability to change her size, shrinking by purging and growing by eating, though her emotions also influence these changes. While this makes her versatile, it also reinforces her struggles with control, body image, and self-esteem, and she’s trying to master her powers without relying on harmful habits. At school, Emma is outgoing and social, often focused on popularity and content creation, though this sometimes puts her at odds with others’ priorities. Despite her bubbly and playful nature, her experiences reveal a deeper vulnerability, shaped by pressure, insecurity, and a desire to feel valued beyond her image or abilities.

Cate was born in the early 2000s and became a Supe after her parents agreed to have her injected with Compound V as a baby. Her powers first manifested at age nine when she accidentally compelled her younger brother to walk away and never return, leading to his disappearance. Traumatized and feared by her own family, Cate was isolated for years, forced to wear gloves and kept away from others to prevent further harm. This upbringing left her with deep guilt, emotional damage, and a distorted sense of connection, which later made her vulnerable to influence when Indira Shetty helped her control her powers and enroll at Godolkin University. At Godolkin, Cate becomes a powerful telepath capable of reading minds, controlling actions, and altering memories through touch and commands. She builds relationships, including a romance with Golden Boy, but her past and growing resentment toward non-powered humans push her toward darker choices. Eventually, her anger escalates into violence, leading her to take extreme actions against humans. Despite this, Cate later shows regret for the harm she caused, particularly to her friends, and expresses a desire to repair those relationships while grappling with the consequences of her immense and dangerous abilities.

Sam is a Supe born in the early 2000s who grew up in a loving household alongside his older brother Luke. His childhood was largely positive, but he later developed schizophrenia and was sent to Sage Grove Center, where his mental health deteriorated due to trauma, experimentation, and worsening hallucinations. His condition, combined with the psychological effects of Compound V exposure and institutional abuse, led to violent outbursts and a growing distrust of those around him, especially after being manipulated and memory-wiped through covert Vought-related experiments. As an adult, Sam becomes entangled in the larger conflict surrounding Godolkin University, The Woods, and Vought’s secret operations. He is eventually freed with Emma’s help and forms a close, complicated bond with her while struggling with worsening hallucinations and emotional instability. Though he is deeply compassionate and capable of connection, his trauma often pushes him toward violence and resentment, especially toward humanity and authority figures he believes harmed him and his brother. Throughout the story, Sam is repeatedly manipulated, isolated, and misled about his past, including being made to believe Luke abandoned or forgot him. After reuniting with his family, he learns the truth behind his origins and his mother’s decision to give him Compound V, which she believed might protect him from inherited mental illness. This revelation reframes his struggles, showing that much of his suffering is rooted not just in external abuse, but also in inherited and unresolved psychological trauma.

Andre is a Supe born in the early 2000s to Polarity and Laila after his parents agreed to Vought’s Compound V program, giving him magnetism-based powers. He grew up with a strong bond to his father and a generally stable childhood, though his life was deeply affected by his mother’s death, which both he and his father struggled to process and eventually move past. As he grew older, Andre was shaped by his father’s legacy and expectations, attending Godolkin University as a promising upperclassman and heir to Polarity’s reputation. At Godolkin, Andre becomes close friends with Luke and is drawn into complicated emotional dynamics involving Cate and others. After Luke’s suicide, Andre becomes determined to uncover the truth behind it, which leads him to discover the existence of The Woods and its connection to secret Vought experiments. He joins forces with Marie, Jordan, Cate, and others to investigate and expose the conspiracy, while also dealing with personal guilt, family strain, and growing romantic tension with Cate. As the investigation deepens, Andre learns that even his father is connected to the cover-up, further complicating his sense of trust and loyalty. Despite health issues linked to his powers, he continues pushing forward in attempts to hold Vought accountable. Andre ultimately becomes caught in the escalating conflict surrounding the Supe uprising. His abilities allow him to manipulate and reshape metal with great precision and force, making him a powerful and valuable member of the group, though his story is ultimately defined more by loyalty, moral conflict, and the consequences of uncovering dangerous truths.

Luke was born to Ted and Janet in the early 2000s, and shortly after his birth, they accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming him into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities. Luke is extremely strong and possesses high-powered thermonuclear abilities, meaning he can engulf himself in a fiery aura and conjure fire, which he uses in combat. Luke grew up alongside his younger brother Sam and experienced a positive childhood. The brothers spent every weekend at the Stardust Drive-In before it closed down. Luke would eventually decide to further his education at Godolkin University, where he selected the prestigious Lamplighter School of Crimefighting as his major. Along this academic journey, he not only excelled in his studies but also became a beloved figure among his peers, garnering a substantial following of fans and forging numerous friendships. Luke also formed a romantic relationship with fellow student Cate Dunlap.

Annabeth Moreau was born in the mid-2000s and grew up with her older sister Marie in a relatively normal household after both were exposed to Compound V, which later gave Annabeth the ability to see brief glimpses of the future. Her life was permanently altered in 2015 when Marie’s powers manifested and unintentionally caused the death of their parents, a traumatic event Annabeth witnessed firsthand. She was then separated from Marie and raised in an orphanage, cutting off their relationship for years and leaving her deeply scarred and resentful. Years later, Annabeth is discovered imprisoned and used as leverage against Marie. After a series of violent events, she is killed but resurrected by Marie using blood manipulation, which further complicates their strained relationship. Though she survives, she remains emotionally shaken, distrustful, and angry about her past, blaming Marie for the tragedy that split their lives. As the group escapes danger together, Annabeth gradually reveals more about herself, including her precognition abilities, her panic attacks, and the care she received from their Aunt Pam. Over time, she begins to show moments of vulnerability and reconnection, especially through shared memories with Marie and interactions with others in the group. Despite her resentment and trauma, Annabeth slowly starts processing her past while continuing to struggle with fear, mistrust, and the burden of knowing possible futures.

Harper was born in the early 2000s after being injected with Compound V by Vought, making her a Supe from birth. She grows up shaped by her powers and the expectations of Vought’s system, eventually choosing to reinvent herself as an influencer while attending Godolkin University for performing arts. There, she builds a strong online persona, often filming dramatic or chaotic events for attention, and forms a close bond with her roommate Justine as campus tensions escalate. Her abilities are centered around mimicry—Harper can temporarily copy the powers of other Supes, such as superspeed or pyrokinesis, making her highly adaptable in combat or survival situations. This power reflects her flexible, image-driven personality, but over time it also becomes something she uses for more meaningful purposes as she gets involved in resistance efforts against Vought and Homelander. She gradually shifts from exploiting situations for content to taking real risks alongside Emma and others in an anti-system movement, including a pivotal moment where she briefly takes control of Thomas Godolkin’s powers before releasing them to help others escape. Harper also has a distinctive physical mutation in the form of a prehensile tail, which she can use for balance, mobility, and combat support. Though often overlooked compared to her mimicry ability, it reinforces her status as a fully transformed Supe and adds another layer to her adaptability. Over time, her journey reflects a slow shift from cynical influencer to someone beginning to recognize the weight of her abilities and their potential for real change.