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Improbable Weapon User: A lamp on the end of a staff. Granted, it was just for channeling his powers and not hitting people as far as we know. After leaving the Seven, he switches to using a small lighter for the same purpose. Adaptational Attractiveness: Supersonic is a very attractive man, unlike his comics counterpart Drummer Boy, who is a skinny blonde kid in a domino mask and a garish costume, wielding an actual drum. Allegorical Character: She is supposed to be for feminism and, in Season 2, lesbianism. She is branded by Vought as "Brave Maeve" and hates every second of it (since she's bi, not lesbian), but is worn down enough she doesn't bother to fight it.

Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Dominique McElligot's natural Irish accent can be heard peeking through on a few occasions.

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Not Worth Killing: Though he managed to get The Boys to stop their investigation into Vought and The Seven, nothing ever came of The Seven knowing their existence. When they meet him again, he makes this the reason as to why The Seven never retaliated. The truth is that he never told anyone. Murder by Mistake: The reason why he torched Mallory's grandchildren is because he intended to kill Mallory that night, aiming for her bed.

My Suit Is Also Super: Despite taking a fair number of powerful hits, Maeve's suit goes undamaged throughout her endeavors. Even Homelander and Soldier Boy don't do more then scuff it. The Seven Battle Royale ( The Boys) . DEATH BATTLE!. September 17, 2020 . Retrieved September 17, 2020– via YouTube.Achilles' Heel: Translucent's power isn't actually to go invisible but turning his skin to various carbon-based compounds, including a metamaterial and diamond-like substance. Unfortunately, this makes him vulnerable to electricity. Likewise he's only invulnerable from the outside. Not the inside.

In a commercial, he complains about polluting the ocean, only to burn said trash, polluting the air. Adaptational Modesty: Following what happened to Maeve's "source", the cleavage-bearing suit now has a more armor-like look which covers more of her torso ◊. Would Hurt a Child: He murdered Mallory's grandchildren when she and Billy got too close to Vought's secrets. He wouldn't have done it if he knew that they were there. Ryan, Danielle (12 November 2021). " The Boys Roasts Disney With A 'Vought+ Day' Video". /Film . Retrieved 12 November 2021. Ethical Slut: He's hedonistic, as shown by his lighter reading "Titty Committee", his sexual history, and the fact that he spends his final day by forcing Hughie to watch porn parodies with him. He deeply regrets killing Mallory's grandchildren and he helps The Boys in their mission against Vought.

Queen Maeve (Dominique McElligott)

Even Evil Has Standards: He is willing to burn Sage Grove's subjects alive and was intending on killing Mallory in the past, but he draws the line at harming minors. He hesitates killing a patient who is only a teenager, and he honestly regrets the burning of Mallory's grandkids. Skilled hand-to-hand combat: Starlight is one of the few Supes to have actual martial arts training.

Annie's Starlight appearance, especially her original costume, is based on DC heroines Mary Marvel, whereas her powers are based on Marvel's Dazzler, who also can generate light and use it as both heat and concussive force. [10]

The Boys: 10 Things Only Comic Book Fans Know About Starlight". Screen Rant. 2021-04-26 . Retrieved 2021-04-29. The Atoner: Somewhat, as he follows The Boys after the events at Sage Grove and willingly holds himself at their mercy after they discuss their past encounter from years ago. He voices regret in what he did that night and personally kept the existence of The Boys from Vought. As Starlight, Annie January possesses the ability to manipulate and draw power from nearby sources of electricity to generate, project and emanate blasts of energy and a blinding light from her hands. She has been shown to also possess a degree of super strength, the ability to withstand impact, even from ballistic weaponry, and she might possess a degree of super hearing.