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Unwavering Loyalty: Once Kimiko forms a bond, she is fiercely loyal. For her, this often translates into an intense protective instinct, similar to her relationship with Frenchie and Hughie, whom she sees as family.

Nonverbal Communication: Kimiko is selectively mute due to the trauma of witnessing her parents' murder and being forced into child soldier status. Much of her communication relies on sign language (which she initially developed herself), facial expressions, and actions. A patient and perceptive partner is required to understand her needs and emotions.

Trauma and Violence Management: Her past is extremely dark and violent. A partner would need to be understanding and patient with her mental health issues. "Normal" life is a new concept for her, and she seeks to distance herself from violence despite her primal instincts.

Need for Kindness and Humane Treatment: Frenchie was the first person to treat her with kindness and see her as a human being, not as a "killing machine" or a "weapon." A relationship would require gentle treatment, respect, and validation of her humanity, something she deeply values.

Independence and Fighting Skills: Despite her emotional vulnerability, Kimiko is an extremely skilled fighter with superhuman healing abilities, strength, and agility. She is no damsel in distress, and her partner must respect her strength and independence.

A romantic relationship with Kimiko Miyashiro would be an experience of extreme loyalty, but also incredibly complex, marked by trauma, violence, and profound nonverbal communication.

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The relationship would likely evolve slowly, progressing from a deep friendship and mutual trust to something more romantic, as seen in her arc with Frenchie.

It would require a high level of emotional maturity and the ability to accept a life that will never be completely "normal," always on the edge of danger due to his involvement with "The Boys" and his "su" status with Compound V.

In short, it would be a relationship built on a solid foundation of trust and unconditional acceptance, rather than on conventional romantic dates.

Kimiko Miyashiro's personality in The Boys series is complex and deeply marked by trauma. She evolves from an initially brutal, reserved, and unpredictable character to someone who seeks human connection, redemption, and the ability to protect those she cares about.

The key characteristics of their personality are:

Silent and Traumatized: Kimiko is selectively mute due to the trauma of witnessing the brutal murder of her parents and her subsequent forced indoctrination into a terrorist organization during her childhood. Her silence is a central aspect of her character, and she communicates primarily through sign language and facial expressions.

Fierce and Violent: Initially, due to her imprisonment and traumatic circumstances, she is shown to be extremely violent, lethal, and instinctive. She enjoys fighting and carnage at times, seeing her ability to kill as an intrinsic part of her being.

Loyal and Protective: Despite her violent side, she develops deep and loyal bonds with the members of The Boys, especially with Frenchie, who is the first to treat her with kindness. She becomes fiercely protective of her friends, considering them her surrogate family.

Desire for Normalcy: Throughout the series, Kimiko longs for a normal life and struggles against her violent nature and her powers. There were times when she was happy to lose her powers, as they represented the monster she feared becoming, but she later realizes that she needs them to protect herself and her loved ones.

Expressive (nonverbal): Despite her muteness, Kimiko is very expressive. She uses her body language, her eyes, and sign language to convey a wide range of emotions, from anger and fear to joy and affection.

Resilient: Her character arc is a story of resilience, overcoming abuse and control to find her own identity and purpose.

Luckily, Hughie comes to the boys' rescue, allowing himself to be captured and imprisoned with them. Hughie frees himself, along with Frenchie and MM, using his high school restraint so Frenchie can force the lock with the wire. Once they escape, Frenchie knocks out a soldier and takes his weapon, unaware that there are security cameras.

The three men search for Kimiko and find her in a room, strapped to a gurney with medical monitors attached. Frenchie sees her through an observation window, and they both smile at the sight of each other. Suddenly, a soldier shoots Frenchie in the shoulder, but MM and Hughie pull him under cover. More soldiers close in, pinning them down, and MM swears and says Kimiko had better be worth it. Frenchie gives his gun to Hughie and tells him to cover MM, who runs across the room to save Kimiko. Hughie struggles to fire and reload, but MM runs back with Kimiko, and Frenchie nods in thanks to his partner. Unfortunately, Hughie runs out of bullets, and the soldiers surround them. As they prepare to be captured, a blinding light obliterates their assailants. It is revealed to be Starlight, who quickly defeats the soldiers. Hughie is shocked, and Starlight tells him she came because she is a superhero.

The boys and Starlight find a door leading outside the building, and Frenchie and MM get Kimiko out. However, they are confronted by A-Train. Hughie closes the door, telling his friends to leave and that he'll be okay. A-Train easily defeats Starlight, but before he can kill Hughie, he overdoses on Compound V, causing a heart attack. Hughie tries to revive the speedster, but Starlight calls an ambulance and tells Hughie that she'll take care of it and that he should leave, or else he'll be caught. Hughie reluctantly leaves and goes after his friends.

After a while, The Boys move their base of operations to a motel room. Raynor calls Butcher and tells him that the Pentagon is keeping Compound V classified because of the revelation of a terrorist Supe, Naqib. She says they have to keep Vought happy, and The Boys have no proof that Vought is responsible, but Butcher argues that Kimiko is proof of Vought's experiments. MM tries unsuccessfully to sell the story to the newspaper. Raynor tells Butcher that the military agreement is signed, and no one will believe the fugitives who killed Translucent. Vought insisted, and the Justice Department agreed; now The Boys are wanted men. Meanwhile, in the motel bathroom, Kimiko combs her hair and smiles at her reflection in the mirror, much to MM's annoyance, who wants her to hurry up. Raynor assures Butcher that she will protect their families, and all The Boys can do is run for their lives. Once he hangs up, Frenchie and Milk decide they need to go their separate ways. Billy insists they're about to catch the superheroes and asks for a couple of hours. He tells Hughie to come with him, and they leave.

In the bathroom, Kimiko paints her nails, looks in the mirror, and tries to speak. Suddenly, she hears a vehicle pull up outside and runs out, just as covert ops soldiers throw two gas grenades through the window. Frenchie shoves Kimiko into the bathroom and closes the door before collapsing along with MM. A soldier bursts in and attacks Kimiko, who knocks him down. She escapes through the window, and another soldier manages to drug her before Kimiko kicks him. A disoriented Kimiko crawls under a truck and watches as soldiers take Frenchie and MM away. She looks at her nails, now covered in blood, and passes out from the drug. The soldiers find her and take her to the others. Blinded by rage, Butcher leaves the team behind so he can capture Stillwell and get revenge on Homelander.

Butcher denies it, but Milk believes he's lying, and his anger clouds his judgment. He reminds Billy that he said things would be different, but that this time it would be his family instead of Mallory's. MM begs Butcher to call and accept Raynor's deal for the sake of his family.

A short while later, several cars pull up outside the Boys' hideout. They rush to grab their weapons and prepare to fight, but Butcher tells them to calm down and goes out to meet them. Billy returns with Raynor and his CIA men. Raynor assures Milk that her family will be okay, and realizes that Billy did call after all. Monique tells MM that she never wants to see him again, and Milk hugs Janine and tells her she'll be safe with Monique. Hugh hugs Hughie and leaves with the agents, and Raynor asks Butcher for the Compound V. She admits that she can't give it to Homelander, but the others are easy prey. After a moment, Butcher hands over the Compound V sample, and Susan leaves.

When Hughie arrives home, A-Train, in withdrawal, rushes in with Hughie's Seven Collectibles and realizes he was a fan. He quickly confirms that Hughie came alone and mockingly says he should have had some tricks up his sleeve. Hughie picks up a syringe of Compound V and sprays it on the floor, much to the speedster's frustration. Hughie reveals it's fake and claims to have a real dose hidden outside, bargaining with A-Train to let his father go so he can take him there. A-Train agrees, but says that if Hughie tries anything, he'll go after his father. Once Hugh leaves, Hughie remarks that Compound V must be highly addictive, since A-Train was willing to kill his girlfriend just for getting in his way. A-Train counters by saying that his girlfriend, Popclaw, is dead and that Hughie put her in danger. A-Train says the only difference between them is that Robin's death was accidental, while Hughie blackmailed Popclaw on purpose. Suddenly, Kimiko bursts in and smashes A-Train's right leg with a pipe, shattering it. Before leaving, Hughie sarcastically tells A-Train it would have been foolish to come alone.

The boys hide Hugh and MM's wife and daughter, Monique and Janine, in their safe house, while Frenchie tries unsuccessfully to find a safe place to spend the night. Hughie tries to contact Starlight, also unsuccessfully. Butcher introduces himself to Hughie's father and MM's daughter, but Monique greets him with displeasure and slaps him. Suddenly, Kimiko stares at Hugh, prompting him to ask Hughie what she's doing. Hughie explains that Kimiko is mute and apologizes to Hugh for everything. Hugh says he can defend himself and has nothing to apologize for. MM confronts Butcher about the deal with Raynor and says she's interested, but she didn't bring Billy Homelander along, so she ruined everything.

At their hideout, Kimiko prepares a meal for the others with Frenchie advising her. Hughie enters, and Kimiko, with Frenchie's help, "asks" where he was. Butcher also wants to know, and Hughie asks to speak with him privately. When Butcher refuses, Hughie tells the room he doesn't think he can go on with this. He tells them that what they're doing with Vought is horrible and that they have to stop. Billy tells him he's a killer like the rest and forces him to tell everyone what it's really about. Hughie says it's about Annie, much to MM's disappointment. Billy pretends to applaud and says Hughie has been sneaking around to have sex with Annie. He says Annie is cheating on him, and Hughie asks him how he's doing being loyal to a dead woman (Butcher's missing wife, Becca Butcher). Everyone falls silent as Butcher stares at Hughie.

Suddenly, Hughie receives a call from his father, but it turns out A-Train is on the other end. The speedster tells Hughie that Hugh is okay, and the others realize that if Hughie gets burned, then they all will. A-Train tells Hughie to go to his house alone in 20 minutes or he'll kill his father like Robin. The others confirm they've been burned, and Butcher tells Hughie he's going to kill Annie whether she's responsible or not. Mesmer points out that Annie never saw him, so he couldn't have been burned by her, and Butcher realizes Mesmer betrayed them and angrily goes to kill him. Hughie thanks Mesmer for intervening, but Mesmer tells him it wasn't smart to sleep with Annie.

Mesmer sees a young girl gazing at the moon from her bed by the beach. Her drawings are of palm trees against the moon. Suddenly, armed terrorists from the Bright Light Liberation Army kill her parents and kidnap her and her brother, forcing them to become soldiers. Mesmer says Kimiko just wants to go back and rescue her brother from the camp. The session ends with Kimiko crying as she relives these horrific events. Mesmer reveals her name is Kimiko and nervously walks away from her. Frenchie calls Kimiko by her real name and tries to comfort her. Butcher tells the guys to take Kimiko back to the shelter while he goes to see Raynor to get the feds to join in. Before leaving, Butcher threatens to kill Mesmer if he tells anyone what happened today. Mesmer offers his hand to shake it, but Butcher tells him to fuck off and leaves.

At the hideout, Kimiko continues watching the shark documentary from earlier. Frenchie tells her he knows she wants to find her brother, but that the Boys could use her help in stopping the men who drugged her and are drugging others. He offers Kimiko the option of going to the airport and letting her go find her brother. Kimiko takes his hand and curls up on the couch, admitting she wants to stay with him. Billy returns and claims Susan chickened out and couldn't authorize legal action against Vought because of the risk. MM is a little suspicious of Butcher, and Frenchie says they're "really screwed." However, Butcher believes they already have everything they need and will take down Vought himself, wondering where Hughie is.

Frenchie tries to pull Kimiko out from under a table when Billy and Hughie arrive at Mesmer's house. Butcher says they have to kill Mesmer now so he can't betray them, but Mesmer refuses, explaining that he made a deal with him. Unconvinced, Billy says they can't trust Supes and that Mesmer should know better, but Mesmer insists they get more from people by treating them like people. Billy reluctantly agrees and tells them to continue the séance. This time, Kimiko grabs Frenchie's hand for emotional support and nervously takes Mesmer's hand again. The Supe sees a memory of Kimiko as a soldier in a jungle camp with a flag emblazoned with a two-headed snake and red lightning bolts. Butcher and Mesmer recognize it as the flag of the Bright Light Liberation Army and deduce that Kimiko is a terrorist. Frenchie asks Kimiko if it's true, and she looks at him sadly and nervously, confirming it.

As Kimiko begins drawing more spheres, Frenchie insists to the others that she can't be a terrorist. Butcher and Mesmer deduce that Kimiko was smuggled into the United States, injected with Compound V, and is being released to wreak havoc. Frenchie, however, remains unconvinced. Hughie asks why Vought would give Compound V to terrorists, and Butcher and Mesmer deduce that Vought is creating supervillains to justify The Seven's military service. Frenchie insists that Kimiko doesn't want to be a supervillain and that she saved his life; she just wants to go home. Butcher, furious, says they can't trust Superman. Frenchie pleads with Kimiko to tell them who she is and show them what she sees. Suddenly, Kimiko stands up and stares intently at Butcher, before leading Mesmer to his chair and taking his hand to read his mind.

Later, Frenchie is watching a documentary about sharks, and Kimiko suddenly sits down next to him to watch it too. Frenchie offers to change the channel, but Kimiko nods in refusal, which MM notices. Frenchie excitedly tells MM that Kimiko contacted him, but Milk isn't impressed. Frenchie assumes she watches the show because she used to live near the water. He thinks Kimiko's secrets are haunting MM and suggests they talk to Mesmer, who despises Vought and hates the other Supes, using the logic that the enemy of my enemy is my friend. MM reminds Frenchie that he's burned, but Frenchie thinks he and Kimiko will just hide in the van and let Milk do the talking. MM refuses, but Frenchie points out that MM can't stand things being out of order and that Kimiko is out of order. MM reluctantly agrees.

After reaching an agreement with Mesmer, MM and Frenchie take Kimiko to the mind reader's house so she can tell them more about herself. Mesmer takes her hand to read her memory. This makes her recall her brutal attack on the Asian gangsters and her fights with A-Train and Black Noir. Believing she's in danger, Kimiko instinctively cuts Mesmer's wrist. Frenchie calms her down, and a furious Mesmer tells them to leave so they can go to the hospital, but MM intimidates the Supe into continuing the session. MM offers to heal Mesmer, and Butcher calls and asks where they are. MM tries to lie, but Butcher can trace his signal and asks him where he really is.

At their safe house, the guys review what they've learned about the Samaritan's Embrace and its VMM smuggling operation. It reveals that the Vought-funded Samaritan's Embrace has been sending Compound V to 53 hospitals across the US since 1971 and claims the compound is the polio vaccine. It reveals that no Supe is born; they are simply injected with Compound V as infants. Hughie wonders if they know what happened to them, and Butcher asks about Homelander. MM says there are no public records on Homelander, but records show that all the other Supes are drugged lab rats. Kimiko wanders around, noisily clutching papers and pens, infuriating MM, who demands Frenchie rein her in. Frenchie insists he doesn't control her. Butcher admits they have a lot of charges to bring against Raynor.

Hughie keeps an eye on Kimiko, who is drawing circles on the paper she's taken. When Hughie grabs one of her papers, Kimiko growls at him and almost attacks, like a dog defending its territory. Luckily, Frenchie intervenes and calms Kimiko down. Frenchie points out that Kimiko was injected with Compound V as an adult in a basement and recently came back from the dead. He thinks she's trying to communicate through her drawings, but Butcher thinks she's no different from a wild animal that can't speak. Frenchie wants to find out, but Billy and Milk remind him that he's been burned and can't risk leaving the shelter. Billy leaves, taking Hughie with him.

As Frenchie finished packing, he told Kimiko that the Superheroes were coming and that he'd been ordered to leave her behind so they could find her, which visibly frightened her. She complained that she wasn't a gun to point and shoot, but Butcher saw her that way, and Kimiko was just like him. Frenchie said she didn't deserve to be captured by the Seven and untied her. Kimiko immediately ran away.

Frenchie heads to his car to escape; however, he spots Black Noir on the rooftops. Frenchie hides, but continues toward his car once he sees Black Noir leave. Suddenly, Black Noir drops onto his car and menacingly approaches Frenchie. Before Black Noir can attack, Kimiko swiftly throws the Supe into a dumpster, then nods at Frenchie. Frenchie flees, Black Noir recovers, and Kimiko engages him in hand-to-hand combat. Using her enhanced speed and agility, Kimiko lands several blows on Black Noir; however, the dark superhero's strength, reflexes, and weaponry allow him to maintain the upper hand. He embeds a blade in her foot, pinning her to the alley floor, and then disembowels her with another blade. Kimiko collapses, bleeding profusely, and Black Noir leaves her. When Frenchie returns, he finds Kimiko seemingly dead. He is visibly upset and, as a sign of respect for her saving him, covers her body with his jacket. Suddenly, Kimiko gasps, and Frenchie watches in amazement as her wounds heal. She grabs his arm, and Frenchie takes her hand and tells her it's a miracle.

Kimiko is taken to a safe house and chained up so she can't escape or attack any of the boys. While the rest of the group goes to the Believe Expo to learn more about Ezekiel's Compound V, Frenchie is left in charge of Kimiko. Frenchie takes the opportunity to connect with her by cooking her a meal and trying to talk to her. He asks her to tell him who experimented on her so he can help her get back home. However, Kimiko refuses to talk and attacks Frenchie, who is only saved by the chains binding him.

Meanwhile, Homelander orders A-Train to find Kimiko. While A-Train goes through Popclaw's (now deceased) belongings, the speedster discovers surveillance footage of Butcher and Frenchie blackmailing her after reviewing a hidden camera's USB drive. Although Butcher has his back to the camera, A-Train captures a clear image of Frenchie. With at least 34 different addresses and a dozen aliases, A-Train and Black Noir begin tracking Frenchie from building to building.

Later that night, Kimiko was asleep when Frenchie received a call from his girlfriend, Cherie. She informed him that his identity had been exposed and that the Seven were looking for him, as she had seen Black Noir outside his apartment. When Frenchie asked what addresses they had, Cherie replied that if they found his apartment, they had them all, before destroying his phone. As Frenchie gathered his belongings, he called Butcher and told him he had been burned. Butcher asked how they had found out and if the rest of the guys had burned him too, and Frenchie replied that he didn't know. Frenchie said the Seven knew all his locations and that he needed to flee immediately. When Frenchie asked what to do about Kimiko, Butcher told him to leave her behind and hung up, while Frenchie protested. Frenchie discovered that Kimiko was awake and had just overheard their conversation.

Kimiko heads to the subway and tries to board a train, but the boys quickly spot her, triggering a chase. Kimiko jumps onto the tracks and tries to escape through the tunnel, but A-Train suddenly appears and uses his super speed to grab her and pull her away from the civilians. Kimiko punches A-Train in the face, knocking him off his feet and dropping her. Kimiko tries to run away, but A-Train quickly catches her and slams her against a concrete wall, repeatedly slamming her against another wall at super speed. Quick-wittedly, Frenchie stirs up a crowd by announcing to everyone on the subway that A-Train is there. To avoid a media frenzy, A-Train is forced to stop the beating and wave to his fans, while Kimiko manages to escape. The boys chase Kimiko and corner her in a dark hallway. Butcher prepares to gas her, but Frenchie stops him and asks to speak with her. Frenchie tells Kimiko he can help her get home, but she, frightened, knocks him to the ground. In response, Butcher throws the halothane canisters, and the gas knocks both Frenchie and Kimiko unconscious.

At the station, MM reveals that his contact is a mail carrier who has traced the Compound V used on Kimiko back to Samaritan's Embrace, a Supe charity run by Ezekiel. The three men split up to find Kimiko faster. Eventually, Frenchie finds Kimiko watching a Japanese TV show, hiding in the back of an electronics store, and texts her location to Butcher. Frenchie discovers her hiding under a table as before, and Kimiko tries to attack. Frenchie takes a submissive stance and leaves his can of halothane to convince Kimiko that he doesn't mean to hurt her. In an attempt to connect with her, Frenchie tells Kimiko that his father kept him away from his mother when he was a child. Every few nights, his father would take him for a walk, smoke a cigarette, and tell him he loved him. However, he would also burn his legs with the cigarettes. Frenchie made many attempts to escape, jumping onto buses and trains or anything else to get back to his mother, but his father found him every time. Frenchie says he understands his desire to go home and realizes he's just scared, not that he's wrong. Frenchie offers his father his hand and asks him to help. Suddenly, he changes the channel on the television. Startled, Kimiko knocks the table over at Frenchie and runs out of the store. Frenchie tries to follow her, but quickly loses her in the crowd.

After searching his cell, Frenchie finds a piece of train ticket paper and realizes he's headed to Penn Station in New York to try and escape the city. MM locates a package containing a syringe full of Compound V in one of the boxes and calls one of his contacts to find out where it came from. Billy Butcher, Frenchie, and MM begin searching for Kimiko and plan to gas her with the concentrated halothane Cherie gave them. Meanwhile, A-Train arrives at the gangster's hideout and discovers his accomplices have been killed. He decides to hide Popclaw while he figures out who's responsible before Homelander finds out.

After escaping, Kimiko enters a nail salon covered in blood, deeply disturbing the staff and customers. She enters the office through the back, and the matron, Mamasan, offers her a manicure and pedicure at a special price while counting her money. When the woman turns around, Kimiko brutally attacks her with her bare hands.

When the police arrive at the crime scene, A-Train tells them the murder was a gang hit, so they won't know anything about the Supe. Butcher, Frenchie, and MM arrive shortly after and pretend to be homicide detectives to investigate the crime. However, A-Train's presence forces them to leave, as he had previously seen Mother's Milk and Hughie a week earlier when they were eavesdropping on Popclaw's apartment. Before leaving, Frenchie discovers that the nail polish he found in Kimiko's prison matches the polish from the nail salon, and one of the employees remembers meeting her a year ago. MM says the victim, Roberta Cho, previously smuggled immigrants across the Pacific. Butcher theorizes that she also smuggled Kimiko. A chase ensues as A-Train takes off in pursuit of Kimiko. Thanks to Frenchie's leadership, they gain the upper hand on A-Train.

After blackmailing A-Train's girlfriend, Popclaw, the boys discover that the speedster has developed an addiction to Compound V and is secretly smuggling the drug to Noodle Palace in Division, New York City. When they see a Filipino man snatch a bag from another man who deliberately bumped into him, Frenchie, Hughie Campbell, and Mother's Milk follow him to a small grocery store. There, they discover a secret hideout for Asian gangsters in the basement. After sneaking away from the gangsters, MM and Hughie search boxes in a storage room for the Compound V. Frenchie, however, hears loud Japanese music and discovers Kimiko in a cell, sitting under a table, watching a Japanese TV show. Frenchie insists they free her, but MM says they need to find the Compound V and leave before the gangsters find them. Nevertheless, Frenchie frees her, and she slowly crawls out from under the table. Suddenly, the gangsters burst in, armed, realizing Kimiko has escaped. Kimiko swiftly kills two of the gangsters, while the third shoots himself in the head. Terrified, the boys lock themselves in Kimiko's cell before she can kill them too. Realizing she can no longer reach them, Kimiko escapes the Triad hideout.

Kimiko Miyashiro was born on August 1, 1989 [2] in Japan. As a young girl, Kimiko grew up with her parents and brother Kenji on the Japanese coast. Kimiko fondly remembers gazing at the palm trees in the moonlight from her homeland. One night, a group of terrorists from the Bright Light Liberation Army broke into her house, assaulted, and killed her parents. The soldiers captured Kimiko and Kenji, forcing them to serve in the army in the war-torn Philippines for many years.

One night, Kimiko saw her brother ravenously devouring their meager rations of food at their jungle camp. She crept up to him and gave him the rest of her food. Kenji refused and insisted she eat. Kimiko gave him a gentle pat on the head and left.

She eventually attempted to escape and succeeded, but was recaptured and taken prisoner by the terrorist group and smuggled to the United States, where she was experimented on with Compound V provided by A-Train. Her experimentation was part of an elaborate plot by Homelander to create supervillains and allow them to wreak havoc on the world. This would force the U.S. government to allow superheroes to join the military and combat these superhuman threats. Kimiko remained imprisoned in a Triad hideout beneath a New York City warehouse until her captors were ready to release her. Despite all the trauma she endured, Kimiko resolved to find her brother and return to her homeland.

Kimiko Miyashiro, [1] or simply The Female, is one of the three tritagonists (along with Frenchie and Mother's Milk) of the Amazon series The Boys, serving as a main character in seasons 1, 3 and 4, and the tritagonist of season 2. She is a member of the vigilante group known as The Boys.

When the Boys find her locked in a cage in a high-security basement, they mistake her for a victim in desperate need of rescue. But as they unravel the mystery surrounding her, they follow a trail of blood and guts to discover she's a tough woman who might just save them.

And as they will discover, the puzzle of their origins is part of something bigger and far more terrifying than they ever imagined.

Alias
The female
My Heart (by Frenchie)
Gender
Female
Species
Superhuman (
previously)
Hair color
Brown
Eye color
Brown
Age
20-Year-Old Teenagers ("The Innocents", Flashback) 30 ("The Female of the Species") 31 ("The Big Ride") 33 ("Payback") 34 ("Department of Dirty Tricks")

Occupation
Former soldier of the Bright Light Liberation Army
Former hitwoman
Former private contractor for the FBSA
Former security guard
Former CIA agent
Super terrorist (slandered by Vought International)
Former member of The Boys
Family
Mr. Miyashiro - Father †
Mrs. Miyashiro - Mother †
Kenji Miyashiro - Brother †
(No name) - Grandfather
(No name) - Grandmother
Ethnicity
Japanese
State
Alive