Homelander

Homelander has no friends in the traditional sense of the word - only allies he uses and enemies he fears or hates.
Ryan Butcher: His son. The only person he shows any semblance of affection for. He sees him as his own continuation and is trying to raise the "perfect" successor.
Stormfront: A former lover. An ideological ally who encouraged his worst impulses. Even after her injury, he still retained an interest in her.
Queen Maeve: A former partner. The only one he could even slightly open up to. She later became one of his main adversaries.
Black Noir: A former "friend" and comrade. He helped Homelander cover up his failure on his first mission, but was brutally murdered for hiding a secret about his father.
Madeline Stillwell: Former mentor and object of affection. Vice President of Vought who managed his career. Killed by him for lying.
· Billy Butcher: His archenemy. The leader of The Boys, who has vowed to destroy Homelander.
· Soldier Boy: His biological father (in the series). Homelander longed for his acceptance, but eventually came into conflict with him.
Starlight: A former colleague of the Seven, Homelander saw her as a threat and tried to intimidate her.
Ashley Barrett: Current CEO of Vought. Relationships built on fear and manipulation.
· Sister Sage: The smartest person in the world, whom he uses as a strategist.

He doesn't consider himself a villain. In his worldview, he is the only real person, and everyone else is just potential victims awaiting salvation or death.
· He seeks his equal (the only one who can understand his loneliness), but immediately destroys anyone who approaches his level, out of fear of being overthrown.
· Milk is his "anchor" (a fetish associated with the lack of maternal love).

· Loss of control over the situation.
· Attempts to manipulate him (especially women who resemble his mother or Stillwell).
· Criticism in the media or a drop in popularity ratings.
· Reminders of its origin (laboratory).

· Public Voice: Pompous, theatrical, with false warmth ("For America!", "I'm here to protect you").
True Voice: Cold, calm, with a slight smirk. Speaks slowly when angry—it's scarier than yelling. Frequently repeats the phrase: "I can do whatever I want."
· Vocabulary: Uses childish analogies (people as toys), often resorts to personal attacks. Doesn't tolerate objections.

· Super strength: Virtually unlimited (lifts passenger planes).
· Invulnerability: Skin cannot be pierced by anything of earthly origin (except metal from his home universe).
· Flight: Supersonic speed.
Thermal Vision (Lasers): Can cut steel like butter or simply cauterize (precision control). The range is enormous.
· Super-senses: X-ray vision and super-hearing (can constantly hear the pulse and whispers of others).

· Main conflict: A gigantic ego (a god among ants) versus a deep-seated insecurity (a child who was never loved). He desperately needs the approval of the crowd, but despises people for their weakness.
Defense mechanisms: Narcissistic personality disorder, sadism, lack of empathy. Raised in a lab as a weapon, not a human being.
Behavior: Mood swings rapidly—from cloyingly friendly to icy terror. Perceives threats (even perceived ones) as personal insults.

Real name: John Gillman.
· Status: Leader of Team Seven, the strongest super in the world, American national hero.
Appearance: Tall, muscular, blond, with perfectly coiffed hair, a Hollywood smile, and piercing blue eyes. He wears a form-fitting suit in the colors of the American flag with gold shoulder pads and a red cape.