Queen Maeve (TV Series)

==Summary==
Queen Maeve is one of the main characters in the Amazon series The Boys. She is a superhero and a member of The Seven.
As a warrior, a feminist, a humanitarian, and a member of The Seven, Queen Maeve is the ultimate role model for little girls all over the world. But to reach such astonishing heights, she’s had to make sacrifices along the way. Embracing the image that Vought demanded she accept meant abandoning the values, and even some of the people, she held dear. Disillusioned and cynical, she’s now a shell of the determined idealist she once was.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: , possibly | 
Keys: Pre-Training (Season 1-2) | Post-Training (Season 3)
Name: Margaret "Maggie" Shaw, Queen Maeve
Origin: The Boys (TV Series)
Gender: Female
Age: 36
Classification: Genetically enhanced human
Powers and Abilities:
*Superhuman Physical Characteristics
**Enhanced Senses (All Supes have a wider range of hearing than humans, and it's comparable to that of dogsGen V; Season 1; Episode 2; "First Day". Noticed Translucent's presence despite him being invisible. Dodged attacks from behind her without lookingThe Boys; Season 1; Episode 3; "Get Some")
***Superhuman Precision (Threw a pen right into a man's eye from 26 yards awayThe Boys; Season 1; Episode 5; "Good for the Soul")
**Acrobatics (Surface Running. Capable of running along wallsThe Boys; Season 1; Episode 1; "The Name of the Game")
*Skilled Combatant (She was able to defeat multiple opponents at once while trainingThe Boys; Season 1; Episode 3; "Get Some". As one of the former Top Ranked students at Godolkin University from the School of Crimefighting, Maeve must have been trained in hand-to-hand combat)
**Skilled Swordswoman (As seen hereThe Boys; Season 3; Episode 4; "Glorious Five Year Plan")
*Resistance to Heat/High Temperatures with her bracelets (Blocked Homelander's Heat Vision without any damage to them)
Attack Potency: Small Building levelScales to 0.028 Tons of TNT (Briefly restrained Black NoirThe Boys; Season 2; Episode 7; "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker". Caught a falling bus when she was younger, despite breaking her arm at four places. Destroyed a moving truck by standing its wayThe Boys; Season 1; Episode 1; "The Name of the Game". Can snap necks by flicking them with her fingersThe Boys; Season 1; Episode 4; "The Female of the Species". Drew blood from StormfrontThe Boys; Season 2; Episode 8; "What I Know", who is implied to be able to survive an RPG shotFrenchie modified an RPG round with the idea of it releasing an EMP upon impact to try and deactivate Stormfront's powers. This implies that the RPG alone wouldn't be enough to kill her and they are looking for a way to debilitate her as much as possible, since if the RPG could kill her, there wouldn't be a need for it to be modified.), possibly Building levelUpscales from 0.428 Tons of TNT (Stated by Homelander on a deleted scene, that she is the second most powerful supe on the planetWhile the statement itself is from a deleted scene, there are not any seeming contradictions to it in the show, and the scene was added alongside other deleted scenes as extra content in the DVD and Blu-ray releases of the show. In fact, there some evidence that may support such claim from Homelander, for example, the fact that they get sent together for multiples missions, or the particular "respect" Homelander has for Maeve. There's also similar statements, like in Gen V, it's stated that Maeve is the strongest alumni from the University., which would make her stronger than Lamplighter, who vaporized a hole in a metal doorThe Boys; Season 2; Episode 6; "The Bloody Doors Off") | Multi-City Block levelUpscales from 289.3 Tons of TNT (Grew stronger after extensive training. Drew blood from Homelander, whereas a chemical plant explosion dealt no damage to him, and held her own against him in hand-to-hand combatThe Boys; Season 3; Episode 8; "The Instant White-Hot Wild")
Speed: At least Superhuman (Leapt in front of a speeding truck before it crashed into two civilians. Can run on walls) | At least Superhuman movement speed with Hypersonic+Scales from Mach 18.2 combat and reaction speed (Was able to keep up with Homelander in combat)
Lifting Strength: Class 25 (Stopped a falling bus and an armored truck) | At least Class 25 (Stronger than before)
Striking Strength: Small Building level, possibly Building level | Multi-City Block level
Durability: Small Building levelScales from 0.028 Tons of TNT, possibly Building levelUpscales from 0.428 Tons of TNT (Scaling from her Attack Potency. Can tank a truck crashing into her at full speed). Building level+ with her costumeUpscales from 1.033 Tons of TNT, at least Multi-City Block level with her braceletsUpscales from 289.3 Tons of TNT (Her costume should be just as durable as it was in Season 3, which withstood one of Soldier Boy's Energy Blasts at point blank range without any damage, due to not receiving any known upgrades) | Multi-City Block levelUpscales from 289.3 Tons of TNT (Withstood several attacks from Homelander), higher with her bracelets (Blocked Homelander's Heat Vision without any damage, though the heat did propagate into her arm, burning it)
Stamina: Superhuman (Could fight Homelander despite suffering severe injuries, such as burns on her arm and having her eye crushed in)
Range: Standard Melee Range, Extended Melee Range with her sword, Tens of meters with projectiles
Standard Equipment: Her hero costume and bracelets
*Optional Equipment: Her sword.
Intelligence: Average in general, Above Average in combat (She is a highly skilled combatant, initially trained at Godolkin University, and then occasionally training on her own)
Weaknesses: She is disillusioned with the world and is an alcoholic. | None notable.
Feats:
*Bulletproof Durability (Certain supes, unlike others, have been shown to be completely impervious to low caliber bullets from pistolsThe Boys; Season 2; Episode 8; "What I Know"The Boys; Season 3; Episode 2; "The Only Man in the Sky"Gen V; Season 1; Episode 1: "God U" and assault riflesThe Boys; Season 1; Episode 1; "The Name of the Game"The Boys; Season 1; Episode 3; "Get Some"Gen V; Season 1; Episode 5; "Welcome to the Monster Club", and can even withstand shots from anti-materiel rifles, albeit with moderate painThe Boys; Season 1; Episode 7; "The Self-Preservation Society". In addition, this supes may also be highly resistant to cuts from ordinary weapons and saws, requiring specialized saws to get through their skinThe Boys; Season 2; Episode 6; "The Bloody Doors Off").
==Gallery ==
Queen-Maeve-MP.jpg|Queen Maeve on Season 1's poster.
Maeve-season2.png|Queen Maeve on Season 2's poster.
Queen Maeve 101 Selfie.jpg|Maeve poses for a picture with a fan.
==Notable Matchups==
Victories:
Stormfront (The Boys' TV Series) Stormfront's Profile (Both were considered the same tier, Fight was in Vought Tower)
Losses:
Billy Butcher (TV Series) (The Boys) Billy Butcher's Profile (Season 3 Maeve and Temp-V Empowered Butcher were used. Both were in character and had full knowledge of each other's abilities. Starting distance was 5 meters and the fight took place in the Vought Tower)
Soldier Boy (TV Series) (The Boys) Soldier Boy's Profile (Season 3 Maeve was used. Both were in character and had basic knowledge of each other's abilities. Starting distance was 5 meters and the fight took place in the Vought Tower)
Inconclusive:
==References==
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