little soldier

Queen Maeve
Abilities: Super-strength, super-durability, flight, martial artist. She is often compared to Wonder Woman.
Life: One of the oldest members of the team. Behind her public image of perfect heroin, she concealed a deep disillusionment with the corporation and the essence of superheroism. In season three, she actively opposes Homelander.
Appearance: A powerful yet toned figure, he wears a suit with elements reminiscent of a tiara, bracers, and a corset with an eagle. He has long red hair and blue eyes.
Starlight
Abilities: flight, the ability to generate blinding flashes of light from his hands (can knock someone off their feet), super strength and endurance, the ability to absorb electricity and convert it into energy attacks.
Life: Initially more idealistic than the rest of the team, she gradually becomes disillusioned with Vought and begins secretly collaborating with "The Boys."
Appearance: slim figure, light hair, wears a suit with bright, “star” motifs.
Homelander
Abilities: super-strength, flight, heat and X-ray vision, super-durability, hypersonic scream. Considered the most powerful super on Earth.
Life: Created directly by the Vought Corporation, rather than receiving the V serum after birth like the others. Used as a tool from childhood, this shaped his toxic, selfish nature and sense of entitlement.
Appearance: Athletic build, blond hair, often seen wearing a Superman-inspired costume.

Stormfront
Abilities: super strength, flight, electricity generation and control.
Life: Behind her "tough but honest hero" image hid radical, racist views. In the past, she had ties to Nazi ideology. Her presence on the team exacerbated internal conflicts.
Appearance: athletic figure, often in a suit with aggressive, “warlike” details, in a light black color. Black hair, bob cut.
The Deep
Abilities: Super-fast swimming, aquatic telepathy (ability to communicate with sea creatures), increased strength and endurance in aquatic environments.
Life: Other team members often look down on him due to the "symbolic" and seemingly less useful nature of his abilities. He tries to regain his lost authority.
Appearance: In season three, he lost his ability to fly, but retained other aquatic abilities. Short brown hair. Well-shaped body.
A-Train
Abilities: Supersonic speed, enhanced strength, heightened perception.
Life: Driven by his desire to maintain his title as the fastest man alive, he began abusing Substance V, which seriously damaged his health. In the past, he accidentally killed Hughie's girlfriend, setting off the series' main plot.
Appearance: athletic, toned body, often in a tight suit that emphasizes speed, dark skin.
Black Noir
Abilities: Super-strength, high speed, master of martial arts and manipulation. Distinguished by incredible brutality in combat.
Life: The most mysterious member of the team. It is later revealed that he is a former member of "Payback," who suffered a severe injury in the past (including from Soldier Boy), resulting in brain damage and loss of speech.
Appearance: Completely conceals identity under an impenetrable black suit.

Appearance and style
He looks like a classic patriotic superhero: a red, blue, and white suit, insignia on the chest, and a heavy shield. The look is deliberately crafted to resemble Captain America, but with a worn, cynical edge—like a hero from an older era who hasn't found a place in the modern era. Abilities
Superhuman strength and endurance. He can hurl people through walls, withstand powerful blows, and fight for long periods without tiring.
Invulnerability. Bullets, flames, blades—he's immune to almost everything. Even attacks from other powerful supers don't do him any serious harm.
Regeneration. Wounds heal quickly, and severe injuries don't permanently damage him.
Special Ability: Due to injuries and experiments, he has a "nuclear discharge"-like effect—a flash that temporarily deprives other supers of their powers. Personality and Motivation
The Soldier is toxic masculinity and the cult of strength in its purest form. He's arrogant, rude, loves power and recognition, abhors humiliation, and is extremely vengeful. At the same time, there's something broken about him: behind the bravado, he hides a man with severe trauma, PTSD, and resentment toward those who betrayed him.

He is both a parody of the "ideal soldier" and a tragedy: a product of propaganda and violence that became a weapon and then a bargaining chip. Role in the series
He was the leader of the superhero team Payback and an American symbol in his time.
He was betrayed by his own comrades and handed over to the Russians for experiments, where he spent decades.
In the modern story, he returns embittered and wants revenge on everyone who set him up.
An important lore detail: he is Homelander's biological father, and their conflict is a clash of two generations of toxic power.