The Boys (Gen V, Vought Rising, Payback)

Jordan's parents later interject themselves, taking away their attention. When their parents are talking Jordan up, they shapeshift into their female form, upsetting their parents. They begin to argue with their father, stating that they have never changed who they are, despite being able to look different. Jordan is next seen at the bar when Cate walks up to them to share drinks with them. Jordan later sees Marie and begins to antagonize her for seeming like a perfect person. This leads to Marie to reveal that she killed her parents with the blood from her first period. Cate begins to comfort Marie by telling her when her powers first manifested. Jordan then jokingly tells Cate and Marie that they killed their grandfather with their powers, only for Cate to say that it is not true. When Andre tells Cate, Marie, and Jordan that Emma has gone missing when trying to find Sam, Jordan abruptly asks who Emma is. "The Whole Truth" Jordan is seen with Marie, Andre, and Cate after the memorial gala to see where Emma's tracking chip had gone. They see the craters that Sam left behind while Marie finds the damaged tracker. When the updated rankings come out, Jordan sarcastically congratulates Andre and Marie for still being ahead of them. This leads to an argument between Jordan, Andre and Marie, with them arguing that they are in over their heads to investigate The Woods by themselves, with Cate agreeing with Jordan. They are next seen in the background witnessing Marie talking to Rufus in an attempt to find both Emma and her younger sister, Annabeth Moreau. They follow Rufus back to his dorm room, blasting it down right after Marie explodes Rufus' penis. Jordan leads Marie out of his room and warns her that Tek Knight is on campus and will pry the truth out of Marie. Jordan is next seen in the crimefighting class with Marie. Here, Tek Knight begins to interrogate Marie as to what really happened on the day Luke committed suicide. He eventually gets Marie to break as she confesses that Jordan is the one who fought Luke and saved her life, causing Jordan to feel uneasy. Jordan goes to Marie's dorm and demands to know why she would sell herself out to save Jordan, claiming that she did not want her to bury herself. They go on to ask what her angle is. Marie argues that sometimes people do not have an angle and just want to help people out of kindness. This causes Jordan to admit that they extremely scared, leading Marie to tell them not to be. Jordan advances on Marie, switching to their male form, and kisses Marie. Jordan immediately apologizes, believing they misinterpreted what Marie saying. This leads to the two continue kissing until they are interrupted by Emma's sudden return. Later on that night, Marie, Emma, Jordan, Andre, and Cate show up to Edison Cardosa's house, where Emma deduces that is where Sam is headed. They save Cardosa and his family from Sam. They hold him off until Emma enlarges and pins Sam down to calm him down. Suddenly, Jordan, in their female form, is shown to be sleeping next to Marie, implying the two had sex prior to Marie waking up. "Welcome to the Monster Club" Jordan awakes to Marie next to them, both of them naked. They awkwardly begin dressing themselves as both Jordan and Marie admit that neither of them remember the past few days. They change into their male form and discuss with Cate and Andre as to why no one can remember the past few days. After Sam talks with Marie and Emma, no one seems to remember Sam either. Back on campus, Jordan and Marie attempt to talk about what happened between the two of them. Being used to getting rejected, Jordan instinctively tells Marie that the two are cool, leaving Marie visibly upset. They later see Rufus talking with Dean Shetty, causing them and Marie to chase Rufus for information. They are misdirected as Rufus had paid another shapeshifter to take his appearance. Jordan is next seen in female form talking to Maverick about their first girlfriend. Maverick explains that Marie likely does not care about how Jordan looks and is simply afraid of being rejected again, which causes them, to rethink what they said to Marie. They see Marie and try to tell them that they do like her, but Marie has no recollection of their prior interaction due to Cate mindwiping her. This infuriates Jordan to believe that Rufus is the cause of this, but Marie stops them and removes the tracker chip inside of them. Marie and Jordan go confront Rufus about the tracker chips inside of them. Jordan is ready to kill Rufus but is stopped by Marie, who was informed by Emma that Cate is the one who did it. Soon after, Andre shows up to kill Rufus too, but is stopped by Jordan, Marie, and Cate. Cate later reveals to Andre she is the one who mindwiped all of them. "Jumanji" Jordan, Marie, Andre, and Cate spend the night in Dusty's house. As they interrogate Cate, she begins to have a seizure due to a prolonged period of her not taking her medications. This causes Cate to bring them all into a mental state where all of their memories are connected. They all briefly meet Soldier Boy who informs them that if they do not get Cate to wake up, they will all die there. It is revealed that Jordan was aware, to an extent, that Brink was giving injections to Luke to enhanced his power and give it to Sam. It was here that they intervened and saved Brink by incapacitating Luke. This leads Brink to offer Jordan the position of gatekeeper and T.A. for him, which they happily accept. Jordan is then confronted by his past self for being a coward and only looking out for themselves and allowing Luke to be tortured. When Cate and everyone wakes up, Emma and Sam enter Dusty's house. Recognizing Cate, Sam begins to attack her, leaving Marie, Andre, and Jordan to try to get Sam to stop attacking Cate. "Sick" Jordan, Marie, Andre, and Cate are sitting in a diner to discuss about what to do with the information of the Woods as well as what to do with Cate. Feeling betrayed, Jordan changes into their male form and coldly tells Cate to stay out of their heads and only might they trust her again. Jordan storms out with Marie following them. Seeing Victoria Neuman's political campaign banner, they decide to get her to expose the Woods. Jordan reveals that they have access to Shetty's office because they are still the T.A. In her office, Marie and Jordan find out that Shetty's husband and daughter were on airplane during the Crash of Transoceanic Flight 37. This information later reveals why Shetty is trying to develop an airborne virus that can kill all Supes, as she believes that Supes leave a path of destruction in their wake. While trying to get Marie to Neuman, Jordan causes a distraction by picking a fight with Justine Garcia for exposing the truth of Emma's power. Under Cate's mind control, Shetty slits her own throat as Jordan, Marie, and Emma watch in horror. Jordan attempts to stop the bleeding, but is too late. "Guardians of Godolkin" Once Sam reveals that he believes in what Cate is doing is justified, Jordan attempts to stop Cate and Sam but ultimately lets them leave, knowing that Sam is far stronger than them. Knowing where the Woods are, Marie, Jordan, and Emma race to get there to stop Cate and Sam from freeing all of the other supes, but are too late. Realizing that they will unleash havoc upon the campus, the three decide to split up to different sections to help evacuate everyone. When a high frequency sound is played to subdue the supes, Jordan is seen temporarily incapacitated. Later, Jordan saves Adam Bourke, Ashley Barrett, Also Ashley, along with other Vought board members, from Bleeding Ears Supe using their energy blasts. They tell everyone to get to a grounded helicopter that is reinforced. While defending the helicopter, Jordan is ganged up on from Sweaty Supe, Glowing Eyes Supe, and Shredded Shirt Supe. As Marie kills Glowing Eyes Supe, this leaves the other two supes distracted for Jordan to subdue and kill Sweaty Supe by strangulation. After all of the supes are dealt with, Cate attempts to mind-control Jordan. This leads Marie to blow up Cate's arm before she can control Jordan. Shortly afterwards, Homelander shows up and accuses Marie of being a monster for attacking other supes. Homelander then uses his laser vision to incapacitate Marie. Some time later, Marie wakes up, to the relief of Jordan, in an unknown location with them, Emma, and Andre. The Boys: Season 4 "Wisdom of the Ages" Jordan, Marie, Andre and Emma appear in a clip from Tek Knight's "The Whole Truth With Tek Knight" television show, discussing their mysterious whereabouts after the Godolkin Massacre. Gen V: Season 2 "New Year, New U" Jordan returns to the university from Elmira with Emma. They ask why Marie is not with them. They agree to make a press video, and in their female form, they read the statement at the press conference. They later discuss their distrust of Cipher with Emma. At the party, they are welcomed back by Justine. When Marie is found, Jordan blames her for Andre’s death. During the clash with Cate, Jordan pushes her away using their power, accidentally causing her a fatal injury. Jordan prevents Marie from touching Cate in her final moments and leaves with Emma and Marie as Cate dies. "Justice Never Forgets" Jordan criticizes Marie for leaving and blames her for Andre’s death. They strongly oppose Emma’s suggestion to kill Cate. Jordan helps defend Marie when Cipher arranges for Vikor to attack her. Jordan later discovers files proving Andre’s death was caused by a concealed neural imbalance. They reconcile with Marie and has sex with her, and is shocked when she confesses her love after they share intimacy. Later, Jordan is horrified with Marie when innocent humans are killed and framed for Cate’s attack. "H is for Human" Jordan reviews the archive files with Marie and Emma. They feel awkward tension with Marie after their sexual encounter and avoid talking about it. Jordan tells Marie that the instructor sees her as a “chosen one” and is trying to develop her powers for Vought’s purposes. When Marie confides that Jordan is the first person she has had sex with, Jordan finds the confession uncomfortable and leaves. Later, Jordan helps calm Sam when he becomes violent by smoking pot with him. Jordan later finds Marie and admits they have feelings for her. Marie kisses them. During the ranking ceremony, Jordan is honored for their number-one social media ranking. They begin reading a statement written by Stacey but then shift into their female form and publicly accuse Vought of murdering Andre while confessing to attacking Cate. "Bags" Jordan’s public standing is damaged after revealing that they were the one who attacked Cate. They are summoned with Marie to Cipher’s office, where Cipher and Seth Reed inform them that the incident will be used as a staged publicity fight. Jordan is expected to lose to Marie to restore public favor. When Cipher threatens to send Emma back to Elmira, Jordan reluctantly agrees to the plan. They later join Marie in recruiting Cate to assist them against Cipher. During the staged fight, Cipher uses his powers to seize control of Jordan’s body and force them to attack Marie. When Marie resists and fully activates her powers, Cipher releases his control. Marie then gently lowers Jordan back to the ground. "The Kids Are Not All Right" Jordan confides in Marie that they could feel everything when Cipher controlled them during the staged fight in the previous episode. They admit they believed Marie was going to kill them but were relieved that she restrained herself, proving her control over her powers. When Cipher arrives and threatens them, Jordan agrees to help Marie rescue Cate from Elmira. The plan fails, and Jordan is captured and imprisoned in a separate cell from Marie. Later, Cipher boasts to Jordan about enjoying the control he had over them, but Jordan responds that they could feel his pain. After Cate frees them, Jordan escapes with the group, helping Marie search for Annabeth. Jordan realizes too late that the lack of resistance from guards is likely part of Cipher’s plan. They witness Marie’s anguish when Annabeth is found dead and feel her power surge when she resurrects her sister. "Cooking Lessons" Jordan helps rescue Marie, Annabeth, Cate, and Emma from Elmira with Sam’s help. During their escape, Jordan notices that Marie’s powers have grown stronger and that their relationship dynamic is changing. In the library, Jordan and Marie talk about these changes, and Marie insists she still loves them. When Vikor attacks, Jordan blocks his initial strike to protect Annabeth, then fights alongside Marie and Sam until Zoe Neuman kills Vikor. Later, in the bunker, Jordan joins Marie, Stan, and Cate for dinner as Stan explains Project Odessa and Cipher’s goals. That night, Jordan and Marie share an intimate moment, reaffirming their relationship. "Hell Week" Jordan wakes up when Annabeth has her first vision and learns that Marie and Cate are missing from the bunker. Furious that Marie has left again without them, Jordan demands the keys to one of Stan Edgar’s cars to go after her. Later, Jordan drives with Annabeth to Godolkin University. Upon arrival, Annabeth tells Jordan she has seen the same vision of Marie’s death again, prompting them to hurry toward the training area. Inside the hall, Jordan joins the others in fighting Cipher, trying to stop him from harming Marie and Polarity. However, Cipher’s telepathic control overwhelms them, forcing Jordan and the others to turn on Polarity in a violent psychic attack. After Cipher collapses and Godolkin awakens, Jordan escapes with the others. "Trojan" Jordan comes to Godolkin to support Marie, but they also break up with Marie after getting hurt by her when she leaves them to fight Godolkin on her own. They join the assault on the seminar room and fight to protect their classmates. Jordan is nearly overwhelmed by Godolkin’s psychic attacks but survives long enough to witness Marie and Polarity defeat him. Jordan leaves campus with Marie and the others, ultimately agreeing to join the underground resistance with Starlight. The Boys: Season 5 To Be Added Powers and Abilities Powers Gender Transformation: Jordan possesses quick-acting gender transformation abilities, allowing them to seamlessly shift between male and female forms, each with their own set of powers. Energy Blasts: Jordan blasting Sam Jordan blasting Sam In their female form, Jordan possesses the ability to release concussive blasts of energy from their palms. These blasts, which take the form of a pale energy pulse, have the capability of stunning, throwing, and killing humans and Supes. Jordan can also control the intensity of these blasts. Superhuman Agility: Jordan easily dodging lasers Jordan easily dodging lasers In their female form, Jordan possesses superhuman agility, causing them to be more agile than humans and some Supes. They smoothly and swiftly dodged numerous life-threatening punches from Sam Riordan and Golden Boy. Furthermore, they effectively evaded being struck by a hostile student's laser vision throughout a brawl. Superhuman Durability: In their female form, Jordan possesses superhuman durability, making them more durable than humans and some Supes. In a fight with Golden Boy, they withstood being slammed into the ground with enough force to crack it, kicked across a hall, and thrown into a concrete pillar. They also managed to endure being struck by a Supe's laser vision for a brief moment. Jordan, as well as the other Guardians, withstood high voltage shocks in Elmira. Regenerative Healing Factor: In their female form, Jordan possesses a limited but rapid, accelerated healing factor. They can recuperate from cuts, bruises, and lacerations. Indestructibility: Jordan withstanding a punch from Golden Boy Jordan withstanding a punch from Golden Boy Jordan being lasered Jordan being lasered In their male form, Jordan possesses near complete indestructibility, meaning they are virtually physically impervious to almost all forms of physical damage and unable to feel physical pain. Because of this, it is impossible for external physical forces to move Jordan when they are properly grounded. As a result, they have resisted everything thrown at them, including gunfire, Sam and Golden Boy's physical attacks, scorching flames, Vikor's Hammer, and laser vision, remaining absolutely devoid of injury. Given this, they are the most durable student at Godolkin University. Their resilience extends to drugs such as cocaine and molly, as they used cocaine in large quantities without becoming significantly intoxicated. Superhuman Strength: Jordan fighting Golden Boy Jordan fighting Golden Boy In both forms, Jordan possesses superhuman strength, which makes them stronger than humans and most Supes. They are a physically powerful top-ranked student at Godolkin University, being right below Golden Boy. With their strength, they can knock down steel dorm doors, hurt durable Supes such as Sam and Golden Boy, as well as break the jaw of another Supe. Additionally, they overpowered two Supes from The Woods, even unintentionally strangling one to death. Superhuman Hearing: Jordan possesses superhuman hearing, allowing them to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, they can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[3] Abilities Skilled Combatant: As a crime fighting major, Jordan has received training in the basics of hand-to hand combat and is a skilled fighter, holding their own against Golden Boy for a prolonged time, overwhelming a gaggle of superpowered students in a fight and held their own against the Wood’s multiple supes in another bloody group melee as well. Jordan has only been defeated by multiple opponents or Supes of greater strength and power like Sam or Luke. Marie, herself, openly doubted that she can best Jordan, female or male, in a feat of strength much less in a one-on-one straight-on brawl. Weaknesses Biological Brute Force/Limited Durability: Despite Jordan being indestructible in their male form, they can still be rendered unconscious by tremendous force. While in their male form, Luke strangles them, causing them to go unconscious. Regarding their female form, they are not indestructible, meaning they can be stunned, knocked unconscious, and killed by extreme force. After fighting Luke, Jordan's female form is heavily bruised and bloodstained, indicating they can be wounded. High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, Jordan is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize them. During a massacre at Godolkin University, Jordan is momentarily neutralized through the use of a high-frequency alarm. Relationships Family Paul Li - Father Kayla Li - Mother Allies Godolkin University Guardians of Godolkin Marie Moreau - Best Friend and Ex-Girlfriend Emma Meyer - Close Friend Sam Riordan - Former Enemy and Friend Cate Dunlap - Former Enemy, Attempted Victim, and Situational Ally Golden Boy † - Friend Andre Anderson † - Friend Harper Ally Greg Zoe Neuman - Savior Stan Edgar - Situational Ally Enemies Godolkin University Richard Brinkerhoff † - Former Ally Indira Shetty † Edison Cardosa † Rufus McCurdy - Attempted Victim Justine Garcia Cipher - Former Captor Vikor † - Attempted Killer Tek Knight † The Woods Bleeding Ears Supe † Glowing Eyes Supe † - Attempted Killer Sweaty Supe † Shredded Shirt Supe † Homelander - Former Captor Victims Bleeding Ears Supe † (Intentional; killed him with a energy blast) Sweaty Supe † (Unintentional; strangled him to death; accidentally) Trivia In an early draft of the series, this character was supposed to be a set of twins, with the female being named Jordan and the male being named Mark. Reina Hardesty was originally announced to portray female Jordan Li; however, that role eventually went to London Thor.[4] Jordan is very similar to Ystin the Shining Knight from DC Comics, another hero that can change genders at will.Justine Garcia is a supporting antagonist in the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is a student at Godolkin University.Background Justine was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after her birth, her parents accepted Vought's offer to inject her with Compound V, subsequently transforming her into a Supe and granting her superhuman powers and abilities. As a teenager, Justine started a Youtube channel called "Spillin' The Tea," where she'd gossip about others. Shortly after, Justine became an actress and typically became typecast, appearing in multiple TV shows, such as Pretty/Deadly, Babysitter School, and Teacher's Pet. Sometime later, Justine attended Termite and Bryan Singer's massive parties in the Hollywood Hills, which she believed to be gross. In 2023, as a young adult, Justine decided to pursue her career as an influencer and actress, furthering her education by enrolling at Godolkin University and majoring in performing arts at the Crimson Countess School of Performing Arts. As a freshman, she became roommates with Harper, becoming close friends with her. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 1 "First Day" Justine meets Emma Meyer during a Performing Arts class, offering to be partners with her in an assignment. In the former's dorm, the two bond, and Emma shares her secret of how she activates her powers; purging until she reaches her desired size. While she appears to be supportive of Emma, she instead reveals her secret on her YouTube show, Spilling the Tea, leading to Emma being mocked and becoming so distraught that she shrinks herself to a miniscule size. "#ThinkBrink" She attempts to apologise to Emma for publicly revealing her troubles. The apology seems somewhat genuine, until Harper is shown to be recording the apology nearby, making it redundant. "Welcome to the Monster Club" Justine appears in a TikTok video at Dusty's party alongside Harper, having a great time together and drinking beer. "Sick" Outside Godolkin Town Hall, Justine records a video with Harper when Jordan walks up to them, asking if she is the one who tortured Emma. Before Justine can respond, Jordan punches her face, breaking her jaw and igniting a massive fight among several students and creating a distraction for Marie. "Guardians of Godolkin" Justine and Harper go live on Instagram to tell their viewers that Godolkin University is on lockdown, which has trapped them in their dorm room. An alarm then goes off, emitting a high-frequency noise that stuns Supes all over the campus. Shortly after, the alarm is destroyed, and Justine tries to connect to the WiFi but fails, causing her to panic and yell at Harper in horror over her Instagram live ending. Gen V: Season 2 "New Year, New U" Justine is now one of Godolkin University's exemplary students along with Cate, Sam, and Rufus. She is now dating Sam and continues to be very active on social media, including hosting her own podcast on Voughtify, Just Justine. During a party, Justine comes across Emma, acting affectionately toward her (whilst also silently mocking her) and inviting her onto her podcast. After being rebuffed, she is pushed across the room by Emma, feigning dismay. "Justice Never Forgets" Justine is seen livestreaming at an impromptu campus celebration after Dogknott murders Daniel, a Starlighter who is falsely accused of attacking Cate. She is revealed to be a supporter of Homelander and Vought, shouting "fuck humans, Homelander forever!" "H is for Human" Justine breaks up with Sam because of his unstable and erratic behavior, additionally because she "didn't get much of a follower bump" when they started dating. "Trojan" Justine, while at a lecture, becomes very enthused by the idea of and invitation to Thomas Godolkin's seminar and the chance of being promoted to The Seven after the rankings got reset. However, she is not seen again for the remainder of the episode. Personality Justine is shown to be a shallow, arrogant and uncaring person; prioritising social media numbers and her appearance in wider media over friendships with others. She displays no real care toward Sam's mental health issues during their supposed relationship, instead using his ties to Vought to gain followers. She is also duplicitous, faking generosity and moral support to manipulate others to use them for her own gains; most notably, she exposes Emma's secret of needing to vomit to activate her size alteration powers, leading to Emma being distraught. Powers and Abilities Powers Regenerative Healing Factor: Justine possesses a sufficient regenerative healing factor, allowing her to recuperate from fatal injuries that would kill humans and Supes. She recovered from a punch by Jordan Li that broke her jaw. Pain Suppression: Justine being punched by Jordan Justine being punched by Jordan Justine possesses beneficial pain-suppressing abilities, meaning she is resistant to feeling physical pain, exhibiting minimal to no suffering. This allows Justine to endure and shrug off specific super-powered attacks. Superhuman Hearing: Justine possesses superhuman hearing, allowing her to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, she can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological Brute Force/Limited Durability: Despite being more durable than humans, Justine can still be stunned, knocked unconscious, and killed by extreme force. High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, Justine is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize her. During a massacre at Godolkin University, Justine is momentarily neutralized through the use of a high-frequency alarm. Relationships Allies Harper - Roommate and Best Friend Sam Riordan - Ex-Boyfriend Maverick † Enemies Emma Meyer - Former Friend Jordan Li Trivia In the script for God U., Justine is described as "18, born to act, you probably recognize her from the Vought+ teen thriller “Pretty/Deadly.”" It's unknown whether she's still friends with Harper in Season 2, but it is unlikely as they are never shown together, as well as Harper's pro-Starlight views clashing with Justine being pro-Homelander.Kayla Li (née unknown) is a minor character in the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is the mother of Jordan Li.Laila Anderson (née unknown) is a mentioned character in the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is the wife of Polarity and the mother of Andre Anderson.Very little is known about Laila, except that she met and later married Polarity, eventually running his brand. Sometime later, Andre Anderson would be born, and shortly after his birth, Laila would accept Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming her son into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities. At some point, Laila passed away due to unknown circumstances. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 1 "First Day" While sympathizing about the loss of loved ones, Polarity tells Andre Anderson that after Laila died, he wanted to drink his sorrows away with a bottle of Macallan. However, he pushed through it with Andre's support, eventually overcoming Laila's death. "Guardians of Godolkin" At a board meeting, Ashley Barrett reviews Andre's file, which lists Laila as Polarity's brand manager.Liam is a recurring character in the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. He is a student at Godolkin University.Background Liam was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after his birth, his parents accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming him into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities. As a student at Godolkin University, Liam attends the Crimson Countess School for Performing Arts.Powers and Abilities Powers Unknown Powers: Liam possesses unknown powers. Superhuman Hearing: Liam possesses superhuman hearing, allowing him to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, he can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, Liam is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize him. During a massacre at Godolkin University, Liam is momentarily neutralized through the use of a high-frequency alarm. Trivia Liam has a fetish for size-shrinking Supes.This Supe is a minor character in Season One in the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is a student at Godolkin University.Background This Supe was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after her birth, her parents accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming her into a Supe and granting her superhuman powers and abilities. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 1 "Sick" During a discussion with Cameron Coleman and Victoria Neuman, this Supe asks about Homelander's trial for murdering an innocent person, and she's pleased with Neuman's answer. Later, during the protest, she is grabbed by another Supe, and to defend herself, she attacks the man with her sonic scream, sending him flying back. Powers and Abilities Powers Sonic Scream: This Supe attacking another Supe This Supe attacking another Supe This Supe possesses the ability to generate an extremely powerful scream of high amplitude from her vocal cords and mouth. The attack manifests as a destructive wave of sonic energy. Her scream can cause humans and Supes alike to be stunned and deafened. Superhuman Durability: This Supe possesses superhuman durability, making her more durable than humans. She's able to withstand her own sonic scream without hurting herself. Superhuman Hearing: This Supe possesses superhuman hearing, allowing her to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, she can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, she is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize her. Trivia This character is credited as Liberal Supe in "Sick". She may be a pastiche of DC's Black Canary.Lily Shetty is a mentioned character in the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is Indira Shetty's daughter.Lisa Henning is a minor character in Season Two of the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is a student at Godolkin University.Background Lisa was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after her birth, her parents accepted Vought's offer to inject her with Compound V, subsequently transforming her into a Supe and granting her superhuman powers and abilities. As a young adult, Lisa decided to pursue her career as a superheroine, furthering her education by enrolling at Godolkin University and majoring in crimefighting at the Lamplighter School of Crimefighting. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 2 "Justice Never Forgets" Lisa and a select group of students are chosen by Cipher to attend Hero Optimization. He explains that they can enhance their abilities under pressure, and that all they need to do is press a button for the class to end, but first, they must get past Vikor. After Vikor introduces himself, Lisa and another Supe mock him, but he responds by crushing the other Supe’s spine, killing him instantly. Lisa screams for help and tries to flee as Vikor begins fighting several students. Later, she tries to assist Marie, but recklessly hurls fireballs in their direction. When the session ends, Cipher reveals that the school's new goal is to push Supes to their limits, believing that those who can't handle pressure don't belong at Godolkin. He then informs Lisa that she is being transferred to performing arts, leaving her visibly saddened. "Trojan" To Be Added Powers and Abilities Powers Fireball Generation: Lisa possesses the ability to release fireballs from her palms. While the full extent of this ability is unknown, it can be assumed that she can harm humans. Furthermore, the blasts are strong enough to char concrete walls. Superhuman Strength: Lisa possesses superhuman strength, which makes her stronger than humans. While the full extent of Lisa's strength is unknown, it can be assumed that she's stronger than a human due to originally majoring in crimefighting. Superhuman Durability: Lisa possesses superhuman durability, making her more durable than humans. While the full extent of Lisa's durability is unknown, it can be assumed that she's stronger than a human due to originally majoring in crimefighting. Superhuman Hearing: Lisa possesses superhuman hearing, allowing her to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, she can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological Hand Usage Required: To generate and launch her fireballs, Lisa needs full use of her hands. If her hands are covered, restrained, or being physically held, she's unable to project her fireballs, neutralizing her ability. Brute Force/Limited Durability: Despite being more durable than humans, Lisa can still be stunned, knocked unconscious, and killed by extreme force. High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, Lisa is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize her. Psychological Lack of Self-Discipline: As shown in the training session with Vikor, Lisa possesses very little self-control and discipline when in dangerous situations. As shown, she was unable to keep cool in the fight, and her attempts to help were ultimately useless as she just hysterically fired fireballs at random and did not hit Vikor at all. Trivia Lisa is the only known student to be transferred from crimefighting to performing arts. According to Thomas Godolkin, Lisa is ranked 32nd in the rankings.This man is a minor posthumous character in Season Two of the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. He is a scientist for Vought-American.Background Very little is known about this man, except that he was a trusted scientist for Vought-American and worked on a research initiative known as Project Odessa. In 1967, this man took part in an early Project Odessa experiment that involved scientists injecting themselves with an unstable serum. This resulted in numerous deaths, the destruction of the lab, and caused the program to be halted for decades. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 2 "New Year, New U" In a flashback, this man and several scientists inject themselves with a mysterious Compound V-like substance. Thomas Godolkin attempts to warn them of the serum's instability, but discovers that they have already taken it. Thomas asks if they feel anything, and suddenly, they start to experience disastrous effects. Sentient tendrils rip out of this man's buttocks, causing him to scream in pain and knock various beakers full of chemicals to the ground. Another scientist, who has suddenly burst into flames, comes into contact with the chemicals, causing the lab to explode. The explosion kills this man and everyone else in the lab. Powers and Abilities Powers Tendril Manifestation: This man possesses the ability to release multiple spiked tendrils from his buttocks. The full extent of this ability is unknown. Weaknesses Biological Power Instability: Due to injecting himself with an unstable Compound V-like serum, it's unknown if this man gained traditional superhuman traits. Additionally, this man appeared to have no control over his tendrils whatsoever, which eventually caused his own death. Trivia Despite having lines in "New Year, New U", this character remains uncredited. This man's tendril manifestation powers are similar to those of Billy Butcher and Sun-Hee, both of whom received these specific powers as a result of being cancer patients, suggesting they are actually a V-ed up bowel tumor.This Supe is a minor character in Season One of the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is a student at Godolkin University and a former test subject of The Woods.Background This Supe was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after her birth, her parents accepted Vought's offer to inject her with Compound V, subsequently transforming her into a Supe and granting her superhuman powers and abilities. Due to having a mental illness or being mentally unstable, this Supe would be placed in The Woods for testing purposes, where she would be experimented on and studied. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 1 "Sick" Bald Supe appeared in this episode. Powers and Abilities Powers Unknown Powers: This Supe possesses unknown powers. Superhuman Hearing: This Supe possesses superhuman hearing, allowing her to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, she can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, she is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize her. Relationships Allies The Woods Sam Riordan - Fellow Prisoner Andy † - Cellmate Rich - Cellmate Enemies Indira Shetty † Edison Cardosa † - Torturer Trivia Despite not appearing in "Guardians of Godolkin", this Supe is likely to have escaped from The Woods. Additionally, she is not seen contaminated by the Supe-killing virus, leaving her fate as unknown.Background Very little is known about this man, except that he was a trusted scientist for Vought-American and worked on a research initiative known as Project Odessa. In 1967, this man took part in an early Project Odessa experiment that involved scientists injecting themselves with an unstable serum. This resulted in numerous deaths, the destruction of the lab, and caused the program to be halted for decades. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 2 "New Year, New U" In a flashback, this man and several scientists inject themselves with a mysterious Compound V-like substance. Thomas Godolkin attempts to warn them of the serum's instability, but discovers that they have already taken it. Thomas asks if they feel anything, and suddenly, they start to experience disastrous effects. The man's body begins to melt, causing him to scream in agony before dying.This Supe is a minor character in Season Two of the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is a student at Godolkin University.Background This Supe was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after her birth, her parents accepted Vought's offer to inject her with Compound V, subsequently transforming her into a Supe and granting her superhuman powers and abilities. As a young adult, this Supe decided to pursue her career as a superhero, furthering her education by enrolling at Godolkin University and majoring in crimefighting at the Lamplighter School of Crimefighting. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 2 "Justice Never Forgets" To Be Added Powers and Abilities Powers Superhuman Strength: This Supe possesses superhuman strength, which makes her stronger than humans. While the full extent of this Supe's strength is unknown, it can be assumed that she's stronger than a human due to majoring in crimefighting. Superhuman Durability: This Supe possesses superhuman durability, making her more durable than humans and most Supes. She withstands getting brutally hit by Vikor and his hammer. Superhuman Hearing: This Supe possesses superhuman hearing, allowing her to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, she can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological Brute Force/Limited Durability: Despite being more durable than humans, this Supe can still be stunned, knocked unconscious, and killed by extreme force. After getting launched in the air by Vikor and his hammer, she is briefly incapacitated. High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, she is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize her.Benny is a minor character in Season One of the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. He is a student at Godolkin University.Background Benny was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after his birth, his parents accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming him into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 1 "Welcome to the Monster Club" Outside, Rufus talks with two students. Suddenly, Jordan and Marie approach him while asking questions, but Rufus doesn't respond, attempting to walk away. However, Marie stops him, causing Benny to drop his facade and reveal to them that Rufus paid him to take his shape. As Benny walks away, he assures the two that he is permitted to take the shape of others as long as he gets their permission. Powers and Abilities Powers Shapeshifting: Benny possesses the ability to physically transform his appearance into that of other individuals. It is unclear if he needs physical contact with his target for his shapeshifting abilities to function. Benny transforms into Rufus, deceiving Marie Moreau and Jordan Li before revealing his real identity. Superhuman Hearing: Benny possesses superhuman hearing, allowing him to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, he can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, Benny is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize him. Relationships Allies Jordan Li - ClassmateBetsy is a minor character in Season One of the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. She is a student at Godolkin University and later a test subject of The Woods.Background Betsy was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after her birth, her parents accepted Vought's offer to inject her with Compound V, subsequently transforming her into a Supe and granting her superhuman powers and abilities. Due to having a mental illness or being mentally unstable, Betsy would be placed in The Woods for testing purposes, where she would be experimented on with a supe-killing virus and studied. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 1 "Jumanji" In the Woods, Betsy is approached by Edison Cardosa and Indira Shetty inside her cell. She is chained to a wall and coughing, having been injected with a virus. Edison inquires as to how she's feeling, but Betsy remains silent. She then attempts to use her powers on them, but they appear to be weakened. Indira returns to the Woods to see Betsy. Edison nervously waits outside her cell, telling Indira that he was only following orders. When the two enter Betsy's cell, they find her body on the floor, covered in blisters, having died after being injected with a more concentrated virus they created. Powers and Abilities Powers Electricity Generation: Betsy has the ability to generate electricity from her palms. The extent of her powers is unknown, and after being injected with a virus, they have been drastically weakened. Fire Generation: Betsy also has the ability to generate fire. The flame propulsion was strong enough to go several feet beyond her cell door, but the full extent of her powers is unknown. Superhuman Hearing: Betsy possesses superhuman hearing, allowing her to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, she can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, Betsy is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize her. Trivia In #ThinkBrink Betsy has fire related powers. However, in Jumanji, she has electricity powers.Black Hole is a recurring character in Season Two of the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. He is a student at Godolkin University.Background Black Hole was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after his birth, his parents accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming him into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities. As a young adult, Black Hole decided to pursue his career as an influencer, furthering his education by enrolling at Godolkin University and majoring in performing arts at the Crimson Countess School of Performing Arts. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 2 "New Year, New U" At the Gamma Epsilon Delta fraternity house, Black Hole triumphantly butt chugs a keg of beer while the crowd cheers him on. After finishing it, he demands another and gets one placed inside of him. Jordan tells Black Hole to stop, but he curses at him. This leads Jordan to punch Black Hole in the stomach, causing a wave of beer to gush out of his anus and splash the crowd. "Justice Never Forgets" Black Hole attends a lecture by Modesty Monarch on Advanced Influencer Fluency. Modesty explains how Supes can achieve viral success in various ways, including Black Hole and his unique power. Black Hole smirks and looks over at Harper, who glances at him awkwardly. "H is for Human" A confused and naked Black Hole watches as Jordan and Sam burst into his friend's dorm and begin to fight. After Sam tackles Jordan through a window, a voice asks what just happened. Black Hole replies that two people crashed through his wall. Suddenly, Black Hole's friend emerges from his anus and expresses disappointment in the damages. "Hell Week" Black Hole is present with Rufus when Sam returns to campus. Rufus admonishes Sam for neglecting his duties as a fraternity brother before Rufus orders Black Hole to hand over to Sam one of the pledgies, Hemple, who does so by pushing him out of his anus. "Trojan" Black Hole watches a livestream of Thomas Godolkin inviting the students to his advanced seminar. Sam and Emma arrive at the frat house just when Rufus and Black Hole are about to leave, begging them to stay away from the seminar. Rufus refuses to do so and uses his abilities to get them out of the way. Black Hole, having listened to Sam and Emma, decided to stay instead, although he drew penis drawings on their faces while they were incapacitated. In order to confront Godolkin, the group smuggle themselves in Black Hole's anus and have him join the seminar, successfully taking Godolkin by surprise and eventually ending his carnage. Powers and Abilities Powers “ You mind not sucking all the beer up your fucking ass? ―Jordan Li[src] ” Black Hole Absorption: Black Hole possesses the ability to absorb vast quantities of matter through a gravitational singularity-like pocket space in his anus. While the full extent of this ability is unknown, Black Hole can seemingly hold anything within himself, including people without harming them, compressing it for minimum visible expansion. Superhuman Strength: Black Hole possesses unspecified superhuman strength powers. Superhuman Durability: Black Hole possesses unspecified superhuman durability powers. Superhuman Hearing: Black Hole possesses superhuman hearing, allowing him to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, he can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological Brute Force/Limited Durability: Despite being more durable than humans, Black Hole can still be stunned, knocked unconscious, and killed by extreme force. High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, Black Hole is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize him.Black Noir II is a major antagonist of the Amazon series The Boys. He also appears as a minor antagonist in Season Two of its spin-off series Gen V. A Supe actor hired by Vought International to replace the original Black Noir, who died at the hands of Homelander.Background This man was born in the late 1980s, and shortly after his birth, his parents accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming him into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities. As a young adult, he decided to pursue his career as an actor, furthering his education by enrolling at Godolkin University and majoring in performing arts at the Crimson Countess School of Performing Arts. He later graduated at the top of his class, allowing him to perform with Cirque du Vought in Montreal. Later, Vought International tasked him with replacing Black Noir, who had been killed by Homelander. Initially uninterested in the role, he quickly accepted upon seeing the lucrative pay.[1] Donning Black Noir's costume, he was instructed to mimic the original's behavior to convince the public that Black Noir was still alive and well. The Boys Series The Boys: Season 4 "Department of Dirty Tricks" To the public's ignorance, Black Noir II acts similar to the predecessor, where he is seen without any verbal and physical communication. His role as a different person is revealed after brutally murdering three Homelander supporters. "Life Among the Septics" On the set of Training A-Train, Black Noir II asks A-Train for help, but is harshly declined. During training for the scripted rescue, Black Noir II is told to reduce his energetic move set, and during the rescue, is shocked to see the murder of Koy. "We'll Keep the Red Flag Flying Here" Homelander calls The Deep, A-Train, and Black Noir to the stage as the protectors of true Americans. Black Noir eagerly introduces himself, which A-Train responds to by telling him to tone it down because he is doing too much. Black Noir agrees, standing impassively while Firecracker and Sister Sage are introduced as the newest members of The Seven. At Seven Tower, Black Noir takes photos with The Deep and A-Train. Homelander then insists that Sister Sage take photos with the three of them. Later on, Black Noir confronts Ashley, displeased with his lack of direction and seeking a reason for his role. Homelander commands Black Noir to remain silent as they begin their meeting; however, Black Noir quickly nods off, much to Homelander's dismay, and is immediately awakened by The Deep. Black Noir apologizes for being narcoleptic and remains awake for the remainder of the meeting. "Wisdom of the Ages" Black Noir II appears during the meeting hosted by Sister Sage, approaching her after its end, asking if they could talk but is turned down by her. "Dirty Business" The Deep stumbles upon Black Noir II sitting glumly in Homelander's chair with his mask off, drinking. Alarmed, Deep hastily warns him against it, but Noir II ignores him, complaining again about his difficulty portraying Black Noir, that everyone treats him like an idiot who isn't allowed to speak, and that the only info he could find on portraying Black Noir was some random Buster Beaver drawings, which no one can shed light on. Embittered, Noir II reveals he plans on quitting The Seven and going to Missouri's new show, where he'll be allowed to perform properly and showcase his ability to fly. The Deep, sympathising, tells Black Noir II about a time when Noir I killed an entire Indonesian fishing village for Vought Fresh Farms to stop protesters trying to stop their expansion. The Deep claims that Noir I loved this mission and loved killing people - having an erection for a week after the fact. Noir II absorbs the story, but doubtfully states he dislikes violence. The Deep goes on to explain the fact that violence is power and that people who may laugh at him cannot laugh when they're dead. Noir II looks thoughtful as he contemplates this. "The Insider" Black Noir II assists The Deep in ambushing Annie and Butcher at the Flatiron Building. While The Deep fights Annie, Noir II attacks Butcher, briefly stymied by his bullets. As he stalks menacingly toward Butcher, he abruptly falls asleep due to his narcolepsy. When A-Train appears to help the Boys, Noir II is shocked to learn that he was the leak, to Annie's confusion believing Noir to be incapable of speech. Noir II then prepares to engage Butcher once again by confirming his ability to fly, however, before he can make a direct attack, Mother's Milk shoots Noir II out of the window, and they escape before he can return. Black Noir II and The Deep later return to Vought Tower, both battered and limping. They run into Sister Sage. After admitting she was fired, Noir II is distraught, revealing that Sage had an affair with him in addition to The Deep. "Season Four Finale" In preparation for the coup, Homelander tasked The Seven with assassinating Vought employees who might have dirt on them. During this purge, Noir killed various employees, including Also Ashley, who he pinned to the wall with a sword. After killing her, Noir II seems turned on by the violence. Gen V: Season 2 "Trojan" Black Noir II ambushed Doug and Polarity during their car ride. He kills Doug on the spot and abducts Polarity, taking him to a hidden facility. He leaves Polarity there until Sister Sage releases him. The Boys: Season 5 It appears that within the last year, Black Noir II became even more immersed in his portrayal of his predecessor as he is no longer as talkative and more precise with his movements and weapon handling. "Fifteen Inches of Sheer Dynamite" Black Noir II appears with The Deep during a Vought Shareholders meeting and learns that Starlight has somehow infiltrated the meeting and goes to track her down. Killing a video producer in the control room, Black Noir II tries but fails to prevent Starlight from leaking the Flight 37 video from several years ago where Homelander and Queen Maeve abandon the passengers to die. He is summoned by Homelander who berates him and The Deep for failing several times to kill Starlight and Butcher, before angrily dismissing both; noticeably, he uncharacteristically refused to talk to The Deep while he was addressing him. "Teenage Kix" Black Noir II attends a memorial service held for the late A-Train. Later, when Firecracker asks where he is The Deep says he always goes at an unknown location at that time and he won't say where because of his method acting. "Every One of You Sons of Bitches" Black Noir II will appear in this episode. "Though the Heavens Fall" Black Noir II will appear in this episode. "One-Shots" Black Noir II will appear in this episode. "King of Hell" Black Noir II will appear in this episode. "The Frenchman, the Female, and the Man Called Mother's Milk" Black Noir II will appear in this episode. "Blood and Bone" Black Noir II will appear in this episode. Personality The individual who has taken over the Black Noir role is very excitable, talkative, and nervous - constantly chatting with his teammates when away from the public and overdoing his physicality, having to be told several times to tone down his excitement. Most of his conversations are filled with questions or complaints about the lack of direction he is given for his "character." He is enthusiastic and bombastic, and due to his passion for acting, he seems very eager to play Noir truthfully, which proves difficult as no one can offer him any insight into Noir as a person, other than he was an emotionless mute who did what he was told. And due to his over enthusiasm to play Noir, he has given subtle hints to The Boys and the public that he may not be the OG Noir; such as talking in front of them, and displaying abilities Noir l didn’t have. He is willing to kill without remorse, although he seems inexperienced, evident when he asks A-Train if Homelander makes them do that often. Noir II eventually becomes fed up of being treated unfairly by Vought, as well as not being able to find anything that can inform his portrayal of Noir I and plans to quit. After The Deep told him about the original Noir's "boner for murder", he decides to stay, and seems to have found it easier to play his part, even starting to enjoy killing with a sense of sadistic sexual pleasure himself. A year later, Noir II is shown to have adopted the same stoically silent nature of his predecessor, no longer speaking and even seeming to have forsaken his former friendship with the Deep, as he seems to ignore him more often now. Powers and Abilities Powers “ Fuck, he can fly? ―Billy Butcher[src] ” Flight: Noir flying Noir flying Black Noir II possesses the ability to levitate and propel himself through the air at rapid speeds. While in the air, he can briefly withstand tremendous forces, such as rapid gunshots. However, Black Noir II is not allowed to fly in public for the sake of maintaining character. Superhuman Strength: Black Noir II possesses superhuman strength, which makes him stronger than humans and most Supes. While the full extent of his strength is unknown, he can kill humans with minimal effort. This is evident when he kills two Hometeamers with a baseball bat in a single strike.[2] He was also one of the Supes who beat Cameron Coleman to death with just a few blows.[3] During a fight against Billy Butcher, Noir was able to throw Butcher through several pieces of furniture, destroying them.[4] He is able to fight Starlight and overpower her for a brief moment. Superhuman Durability: Noir being shot Noir being shot Black Noir II possesses superhuman durability, making him more durable than humans and most Supes. He is completely impervious to bullets, as demonstrated by his ability to withstand shots from Butcher's shotgun without sustaining any damage. However, a larger caliber weapon such as MM's M134 Minigun, despite not dealing significant damage, managed to push him out of a window, potentially sending him crashing to the ground, although it's unclear if he fell asleep again. Additionally, Butcher's fierce rifle swing to Black Noir II's helmeted head, with all his might, failed to budge him, showcasing his extraordinary resilience.[4] Ironically, Noir II appears to be more durable than the original Noir, as his skin appears to be completely bulletproof, whereas the original Noir, although possessing a healing factor and extreme durability, had his skin penetrated by firearms, as shown when Hughie shot a hole through his hand with a handgun. He withstands several blows from Starlight and is thrown against the wall, breaking it in the process. Superhuman Speed and Reflexes: Black Noir II possesses superhuman speed and reflexes. He demonstrated insane reflexes by dodging bullets when fighting Billy Butcher. He also has the ability to fly at rapid speeds like how he was able to catch up and intercept Polarity's car while moving. Superhuman Hearing: Black Noir II possesses superhuman hearing, allowing him to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, he can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[5] Abilities Acting: Black Noir II is an experienced actor, more aligned with the entertainment side of the supe industry than his teammates. He often complains about the lack of direction he is given, as if he were on a film set and not fully connecting with his character. Though he usually forgets he must be silent at all times, since the real Black Noir was mute from his wounds. Skilled Combatant: Being an actor with no knowledge of advanced forms of hand-to-hand combat, he is a capable fighter when combining his super strength and other abilities to fight opponents like Billy Butcher and Starlight. Stealth: Black Noir II has been able to silently follow and ambush Starlight and Gavin in the security room backstage. Weapon Proficiency: Black Noir II used the same sword to kill and impale Starlight's partners when they snuck into the security room. Weaknesses Biological Narcolepsy: Black Noir II is narcoleptic, which often causes him to fall asleep unpredictably. He momentarily falls asleep in the midst of a fight with Butcher. Brute Force/Limited Durability: Despite being more durable than humans, Black Noir II can still be stunned, knocked unconscious, and killed by extreme force. He is briefly stunned by repeated gunfire from Butcher and Mother's Milk. During a physical brawl with Starlight, he was shown to be overpowered and knocked out long enough for her to leak the Flight 37 video and retreat. High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, Black Noir II is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize him. Equipment Noir's costume riddled with bullet holes. Noir's costume riddled with bullet holes. Super Suit: Black Noir II wears a suit almost identical to Black Noir's, though it lacks the integrated camera. His durable armor, resembling traditional ninja attire, allows him to move effortlessly while being fully protected against fire, explosions, and shrapnel, however, the suit is apparently not bulletproof. Suit Knives: Black Noir II possesses a vast array of knives on his suit, including throwing knives, folding knives, and two dual combat knives, just like the first Black Noir. However, unlike the original, he is not trained in their proper use. Sword: Black Noir II wields a sword seemingly styled after a Japanese katana, with a modern tactical appearance. It is very similar to the sword that the original Black Noir used in preparation to fight Soldier Boy. He used it to kill Starlight and Gavin's cover when in the security room. Relationships Allies Vought International The Seven - Colleagues Homelander - Leader The Deep - Reluctant Ally and Former Friend Sister Sage - Affair Firecracker Soldier Boy Dogknott Cindy † Ryan Butcher Godolkin University Cate Dunlap Sam Riordan Tek Knight † Polarity - Idol and Hostage United States Government Steven Calhoun Ashley Barrett Enemies The Boys Billy Butcher Annie January Mother's Milk - Attempted Killer A-Train † - Former Colleague Stan Edgar Victims Todd † (Intentional; bludgeoned with a baseball bat, ordered by Homelander and Sister Sage) Dirk † (Intentional; bludgeoned with a baseball bat, ordered by Homelander and Sister Sage) Cameron Coleman † (Intentional; beaten to death on Homelander's orders) Also Ashley † (Unintentional; impaled with a sword, mistaken for Ashley Barrett) Several Vought International workers † (Intentional; ordered to kill them) Doug Brightbill † (Intentional; impaled with a sword while apprehending Polarity) Assistant at Vought International Annual Meeting of Shareholders † (Intentional; impaled with a sword while trying to capture Annie January) Trivia Black Noir II's talkative nature is a complete opposite of his previous incarnation. Some fans pointed out that his behavior in Season 4 is similar to Vigilante from Peacemaker and Deadpool who is known by a nickname "The Merc With A Mouth." Black Noir II appears to be a parody of a professional actor's mindset and ego, as he often gets told to stop overthinking and overplaying his role and complains that he isn’t getting enough direction despite the original Noir being a masked, emotionless mute in the public eye. Additionally, when asking others for advice, he often emphasizes character objective and motivation, things which are taught by the Stanislavski system of acting as being the most crucial things needed to understand how a character acts in a scene. When asking Ashley for direction on playing his character, Noir II asks her if there’s a playlist that he can use to ‘get inside his head.’ This is an acting technique that some actors use - listening to specific songs to put them into the mood needed for a scene or creating a playlist consisting of songs that they feel the character would listen to. Furthermore, Noir II initially disapproves of violence and killing, but after The Deep tells him how much Noir I enjoyed killing people, Noir II seems much more comfortable with it, enjoying his fight against Billy Butcher and getting a 'murder boner' after pointlessly killing Also Ashley. This may be a satire of Method Acting, a system of acting that is often associated with actors doing rigorous and absurd preparations in order to play a character faithfully. His narcolepsy is based upon the actor being diagnosed with narcolepsy, which would make him fall asleep on the set while portraying Black Noir.This Supe is a minor antagonist in Season One of the Amazon series Gen V, a spinoff of The Boys. He is a test subject of The Woods.Background This Supe was born in the early 2000s, and shortly after his birth, his parents accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming him into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities. Due to having a mental illness or being mentally unstable, this Supe would be placed in The Woods for testing purposes, where he would be experimented on and studied. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 1 "Guardians of Godolkin" Bleeding Ears Supe appeared in this episode. Powers and Abilities Powers Sonic Scream: This Supe possesses the ability to generate an extremely powerful roar of high amplitude from their vocal cords and mouth. The attack manifests as a destructive wave of sonic energy. His roar can cause humans and Supes alike to be stunned and deafened. Regenerative Healing Factor: This Supe possesses an unspecified accelerated healing factor, allowing him to regenerate his bursted eardrums. Superhuman Durability: This Supe possesses superhuman durability, making him more durable than humans. Superhuman Hearing: This Supe possesses superhuman hearing, allowing him to hear better than humans. Like all Supes, he can hear higher frequencies that humans cannot.[1] Weaknesses Biological Brute Force/Limited Durability: Despite being more durable than humans, this Supe can still be stunned, knocked unconscious, and killed by extreme force. Jordan kills this Supe with an energy blast. High Frequencies: Due to being a Supe, he is susceptible to high frequencies. When a high frequency is playing, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize him. During a massacre at Godolkin University, he is momentarily neutralized through the use of a high-frequency alarm. Trivia This character is not credited in "Guardians of Godolkin". This Supe is Jordan Li's first kill.Bob is a minor antagonist in Season One of the Amazon series Gen V, a spin-off series of The Boys. He is a security guard for The Woods.Background Very little is known about Bob, except that Indira Shetty hired him as a part of the security team for The Woods. The Boys Series Gen V: Season 1 "First Day" To Be Added "Guardians of Godolkin" In The Woods, Bob monitors the imprisoned Supes then heads to the elevator, hearing someone come down. The elevator opens to reveal Cate, and Bob comments that he hasn't seen her in the Woods for a while. Cate mistakenly greets Bob by calling him Greg, prompting him to correct her. However, a hidden Sam suddenly reveals himself from behind Cate and punches Bob in the face, killing him instantly.