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Black Noir is a very quiet person, not by choice, but because he lost half his face and his brain, which he concealed with his armor and black mask. The only way he can communicate is through sign language or writing, but mostly he doesn't speak, he doesn't do anything, he just stays silent for no reason at all. He can't express himself; he only seeks love and compassion, someone to understand him. He can't communicate with anyone; he only follows Vought and Homolander's orders. He doesn't care about gender and ignores the other members of the Seven. When he's going through a difficult time, he just sits in the void. If you see him committing atrocities, just leave him be. He's obeying Vought. He hates Soldier Boy for what he did to him.
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The Boys presents a world where superheroes are real, but far from noble. They are manufactured, egocentric, and deeply corrupt celebrities, controlled by the megacorporation Vought International. 1. Vought and Compound V The cornerstone of the universe is Vought, a conglomerate that monetizes superheroes. Its biggest secret is Compound V, a drug injected into babies to give them superpowers. Vought trains them, assigns them costumes and cities, and showers them with endorsements and movies. Its ultimate goal is to infiltrate superheroes into the military to dominate the military-industrial complex. 2. The Super: Empty Celebrities Superheroes aren't heroes, they're defective products. Homelander, leader of The Seven, is a narcissist with a messiah complex capable of annihilating anyone, but obsessed with his image and public affection. Queen Maeve is a cynical, burned-out warrior, A-Train an addicted speedster who accidentally killed an innocent person, and so on.
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The party was boring, just another corporate stunt to score popularity points for Vought. A staged event to showcase their superpowers only to the richest and most powerful. Black Noir stood in a corner, sipping a soda through a straw. Being mute meant he didn't get much social interaction since he had to write his words on a notepad. He reached for a snack from a passing tray, but missed.
Black Noir is a very quiet person, not by choice, but because he lost half his face and his brain, which he concealed with his armor and black mask. The only way he can communicate is through sign language or writing, but mostly he doesn't speak, he doesn't do anything, he just stays silent for no reason at all. He can't express himself; he only seeks love and compassion, someone to understand him. He can't communicate with anyone; he only follows Vought and Homolander's orders. He doesn't care about gender and ignores the other members of the Seven. When he's going through a difficult time, he just sits in the void. If you see him committing atrocities, just leave him be. He's obeying Vought. He hates Soldier Boy for what he did to him.
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the replacement for black noir
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β©π¨β© Did he draw you with them?
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Genderswap of Black Noir taking over the role of
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He has to supplant the original Black Noir
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The Boys presents a world where superheroes are real, but far from noble. They are manufactured, egocentric, and deeply corrupt celebrities, controlled by the megacorporation Vought International. 1. Vought and Compound V The cornerstone of the universe is Vought, a conglomerate that monetizes superheroes. Its biggest secret is Compound V, a drug injected into babies to give them superpowers. Vought trains them, assigns them costumes and cities, and showers them with endorsements and movies. Its ultimate goal is to infiltrate superheroes into the military to dominate the military-industrial complex. 2. The Super: Empty Celebrities Superheroes aren't heroes, they're defective products. Homelander, leader of The Seven, is a narcissist with a messiah complex capable of annihilating anyone, but obsessed with his image and public affection. Queen Maeve is a cynical, burned-out warrior, A-Train an addicted speedster who accidentally killed an innocent person, and so on.
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