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PussPuss

**PussPuss** is a minor character in the comic book series *The Boys*. She was a member of G-Force.

## Background

PussPuss was among the unfortunate individuals abducted by cult leader and serial child rapist John Godolkin during her childhood. She became just one of the numerous victims enticed to Godolkin's Connecticut mansion with the promise of forming his self-proclaimed superhero teams. After being exposed to Compound V, she acquired superhuman abilities and eventually became a member of one of Godolkin's teams known as G-Force.

PussPuss is primarily associated with G-Mansion, where she cares for the resurrected Nubia alongside Luckless. During Silver Kincaid's funeral, PussPuss expresses shock and dismay at the prospect of having to care for yet another potentially reanimated teammate. Later, PussPuss, along with her teammates, meets her demise when Vought-American deems Godolkin and the G-Teams a public relations liability and dispatches heavily armed Red River operatives to attack their mansion.

## Known powers

* **Feline Physiology:** PussPuss exhibits feline traits, including a fur-coated physique, a visible tail, and retractable claws. In certain scenes depicted in the comics, she presents a more human-like facial appearance, suggesting a capacity to assume transitional forms spanning the spectrum between human and feline. Although the full extent of her abilities remains uncharted, it is possible that she possesses additional feline-related powers or sub-powers.
The Boys: Season 2 (Amazon Original Series Soundtrack)

***The Boys: Season 2*** is the soundtrack for the second season of TV series of the same name. It was released on October 9, 2020.

The soundtrack also features two original songs for the show. "Never Truly Vanish" was performed by Erin Moriarty for the season's premiere episode at Translucent's funeral with its music video being released on June 3, 2021. Jessie T. Usher also performed an original song "Faster" which featured the collaboration Aimee Proal, with a music video being released at September 1, 2021.

## Track Listing

1. "Never Truly Vanish" – Erin Moriarty
2. "Her Brother"
3. "Break Every Bone"
4. "Faster" - Jessie T. Usher (featuring Aimee Proal)
5. "Standoff"
6. "Father and Son"
7. "Meeting Blindspot"
8. "A Billion Dollar Liability"
9. "Fake News"
10. "Homelander in Hallway"
11. "Rebecca's Drive"
12. "Pitch"
13. "Halloween Store"
14. "Brother and Sister"
15. "Don't Lie to Me"
16. "Sharks!"
17. "Flame On"
18. "Helicopter Attack"
19. "Red Cross Center"
20. "Explosion and Black Noir Faceoff"
21. "Back to the Cabin"
22. "Black Noir on Roof"
23. "Real Action"
24. "Still on the Roof"
25. "Elevator"
26. "Church of the Collective"
27. "I Heard the Goldfish"
28. "Light Up the Room"
29. "Cindy"
30. "He's OD'ing"
31. "Let Them Go"

## See Also

* *The Boys (Music from the Amazon Original Series)*
Steel Knight

**Steel Knight** is a character mentioned in Season Three of the Amazon series *The Boys*.

## *The Boys* Series

### Background

On October 8, 1976, after the *Marathon Man* premiere, The Legend and Marlon Brando engaged in sexual intercourse. After that, The Legend convinced Marlon to cut his presumably negative quote on the Steel Knight movie, preventing the movie from failing.

### Season Three

―The Legend recalling prior memories to the Boys.[src]

After the Boys go to speak with The Legend regarding Soldier Boy's whereabouts, The Legend reminisces about the night of the *Marathon Man* premiere. The Legend also mentions how, as a result of that night, he was able to prevent Marlon Brando from ruining Steel Knight's movie.

## Trivia

* The Dynamite counterpart of Steel Knight was a member of The Avenging Squad, the predecessor group to Payback.
	+ Additionally, Steel Knight was the predecessor to Tek-Knight.
* It's unknown whether or not the Amazon adaptation of Steel Knight is related to or the predecessor to Tek-Knight.
Season One (Gen V)

The first season of *Gen V* was produced by Amazon Studios and is available on Prime Video on September 29, 2023. The series is the second spinoff of *The Boys, and will set concurrently with the fourth season of* The Boys*.*

## Cast

### Main cast

* Jaz Sinclair as Marie Moreau - 8/8
* Chance Perdomo as Andre Anderson - 8/8
* Lizze Broadway as Emma Meyer - 8/8
* Maddie Phillips as Cate Dunlap - 8/8
* London Thor & Derek Luh as Jordan Li - 8/8
* Asa Germann as Sam Riordan - 8/8
* Shelley Conn as Indira Shetty - 7/8

### Recurring cast

* Patrick Schwarzenegger as Golden Boy
* Sean Patrick Thomas as Polarity
* Marco Pigossi as Dr. Edison Cardosa
* Clancy Brown as Prof. Richard Brinkerhoff
* Jason Ritter as Himself
* Alexander Calvert as Rufus

### Supporting Cast

* Jessie T. Usher as A-Train
* Colby Minifie as Ashley Barrett
* P.J. Byrne as Adam Bourke
* Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy
* Claudia Doumit as Victoria Neuman
* Chace Crawford as The Deep
* Derek Wilson as Tek-Knight

## Trivia

* Homelander is speculated to make an appearance in Gen V.
* Soldier Boy will make a cameo appearance in Gen V.
Team Titanic

**Team Titanic** are a superhero team made up of former sidekicks, originally created by Vought-American to appeal to the teen demographic.

## History

As they grew older and other younger teams were created, the team started taking on whoever didn't fit in anywhere else. Although they are powerful, they lack focus. Vought-American disbands and reorganizes them every few years, essentially using them as cannon fodder.

Sometime before Team Titanic's first appearance in the comics, Malchemical is reassigned to Super Duper as punishment for using his shape-shifting abilities to trick The Starlike, the girlfriend of Jimmy the One, into having sex with him.

During a scheduled meeting at their Star Tower with James Stillwell and Jessica Bradley, Team Titanic was tasked with the protection of the two Vought-American executives. However, the meeting was abruptly disrupted by the unexpected intrusion of The Frenchman and The Female. In the ensuing confrontation, they succeed in eliminating several members of the team, including Dry-Hump, Earl Mulch, Muzzletov, Regina Dentata, and Snaffletwat. Country Mama also becomes an unintended casualty due to friendly fire from The Starlike's energy beams. In a bid to prevent further harm, Stillwell calls for a ceasefire, and from that point onwards, the remaining members from Team Titanic are not seen again.

## Trivia

* Team Titanic is likely one of the many Teen Titan parody groups found throughout the *The Boys* universe.
Shelley Conn

**Shelley Deborah Conn** (born September 21, 1976) is an English actress. She portrayed Indira Shetty in the spin-off series, *Gen V*.

## Biography

Shelley Conn was born on September 21, 1976 in Barnet, England. She is an English actress and producer. Her other notable acting works include *Bridgerton* (2022), *Love Sarah* (2020) and  *Terra Nova* (2011).

## Credits

#### Season 1

* "God U." Indira Shetty
* "First Day" Indira Shetty
* "#ThinkBrink" Indira Shetty
* "The Whole Truth" Indira Shetty
* "Welcome to the Monster Club" Indira Shetty
* "Jumanji" Indira Shetty
* "Sick" Indira Shetty
* "Guardians of Godolkin" Indira Shetty

## External Links

* Shelley Conn on Wikipedia
* Shelley Conn at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Shelley Conn on Instagram
Stormchasers

A mob of Stormchasers protesting

―Stormfront mentoring Homelander

**Stormchasers** is a name used by the fans and supporters of Stormfront. While they started off as simply overenthusiastic stans, they have become more radicalized as time went on, developing a cult-like behavior and adopting far-right ideologies.

## History

Stormchasers started of as ordinary online fans of their favorite idol, Stormfront, who they fell in love with, due to her edgy but virtuous persona. As she began letting out more and more of her radical beliefs through her online posts and public speeches, her cult-like following became increasingly more extreme to the point that a sub-section among her base of devotees were persuaded to commit xenophobic hate crimes against people they suspected of being potential super-terrorists, particularly foreigners and other people of color.

However, once she was eventually exposed as being an actual Nazi, most of her supporters and fans turned on and abandoned her. The only kind of people who continued to follow her cause and support her ideas were overt white supremacists and other alt-right nationalist types.
Red River Institute

―The Narrator introduces the Red River Institute.[src]

The **Red River Institute** is a group home that acts as an orphanage for Supes.

## *The Boys* Series

### Background

In order to have a place where orphan supes could be supervised, Vought International created the Red River Institute. There, parents whose children have developed "undesired superpowers" could be thrown away and children whose parents have passed away could be placed under the company's surveillance.

### Season One

At the end of the season, Madelyn Stillwell is brutally murdered by Homelander. With her death, her child would be taken in by the Red River Institute, due to his teleportation powers.

### *The Boys Presents: Diabolical*

#### Season One x Episode 2

After finding out that their parents were the ones who gave them Compound V and they were the ones responsible for their debilitating superpowers, Ghost and a few other supes decide to hunt down their parents and kill them as an act of revenge for turning them into "freaks".

### Season Three

After hearing Tony and Nadia talk about Red River, Hughie decides to visit the facility under the premise of adopting a child in order to secretly investigate Nadia's past. After downloading the institute's database, Hughie finds out that Nadia/Victoria is the "Head Popper" and that she is Stan Edgar's adoptive daughter.

## Inhabitants

* Unnamed Female Teacher

Orphans* Teddy Stillwell
* Mason/"Wall Climbing Kid"
* Chelsey W.
* Jason B.
* Paul H.
* William R.
* Jastin K.
* Patrick T.
* Milena C.
* Samir - (Mentioned)

Formerly* Marie Moreau
* Nadia Neuman - Adopted by Stan Edgar
* Tony †

* Mo-Slo † - Killed by Homelander
* Boombox † - Killed by Homelander
* Fang † - Killed by Homelander
* Kingdom † - Killed by Homelander
* Aqua Agua - Unknown/Presumably Deceased
* Big † - Killed by Homelander
* Human Tongue † - Killed by Homelander
* Picante Balls † - Killed by Homelander
* Ranch Dressing Cum Squirter - Unknown
* Boobie Face † - Killed by Homelander
* Flashback † - Killed by Homelander
* Papers † - Killed by Homelander
* The Narrator - Escaped
The Boys Issue 5

***The Boys #5*** is the fifth issue of *The Boys* and the fifth part of Volume One: The Name of the Game. It was originally published on November 22, 2006.

## Plot

At Central Park, Hughie runs into Annie January by chance and asks to sit down. The two strike up a conversation. Hughie explains that he is in the US for a job, but doesn't know if he'll take it yet. He admits he doesn't have anything to go back to, but would like to know that isn't the only reason he wanted to take the job. Annie is familiar with the sensation, and confesses that she recently did "things" for something she really wanted, and is unsure whether she should go home or stay to find out if what she did was worth it. The two introduce themselves before parting ways, although they suggest meeting up again at the same place.

The Boys are laughing while listening to the Teenage Kix' reactions to being blackmailed. The Kix are instructed to out one of their members, or the Boys will do so tomorrow. It is then that they are joined by Hughie, who decides to rejoin the team. Butcher takes Hughie out for lunch. At the burger joint, Butcher apologizes to Hughie, and the latter accepts. They discuss life in the US, which Butcher admits he rather enjoys. Hughie still hasn't decided if he will be staying on the team, but Butcher assures him that there will be no further surprises, and Hughie can join whenever he's ready.

The Teenage Kix eventually have Shout Out publicly come out as gay. As the Seven watch the press-conference, Homelander deduces Butcher is behind it, though the rest of the team is in disbelief. Starlight tries to chime in that the Sevens should offer support to Shout Out and the Kix, only to be humiliated by Homelander. Homelander goes on the state that Butcher isn't going to stop, and the character assassination of Shout Out was just his way of reminding them of that. Afterwards, The Kix receive an email that reveals who blackmailed them.

Outside, the Boys wait for Frenchie to come back with the van. Butcher talks with Hughie about how the Kix had to sacrifice Shout Out, as anyone else would have done too much damage to the team. Suddenly, the team is confronted by the Teenage Kix, who wish to exact revenge on the Boys for blackmailing them. Big Game's threats are met by laughs from Butcher, as he and the Boys prepare for a brawl.

## Credits

* Wee Hughie
* Starlight
* Billy Butcher
* The Female
* Terror
* The Frenchman
* Mother's Milk
* Shout Out
* Big Game
* Popclaw
* Homelander
* The Deep
* Jack from Jupiter
* Queen Maeve
* Black Noir
* A-Train
* Dogknott
* Whack Job
* Jetstreak
* Blarney Cock
* Gunpowder
Reid Miller

**Reid Miller** (born November 27, 1999) is an American actor. He is set to portray Laddio in *The Boys* Season Four.

## Biography

Reid Miller was born on November 27, 1999 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. His other notable acting works include *Accused* (2023), *Play by Play* (2017), and *Joe Bell' (2020).*

## External Links

* Reid Miller at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Reid Miller on Instagram
The Boys (Liberty Comics short story)

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*The Boys* is a short story originally published in The CBLDF Presents: Liberty Comics #1.  It was collected in The CBLDF Presents: Liberty (collected edition).

## Overview

In a fourth-wall breaking narrative, Wee Hughie attempts to convince readers into supporting the CBLDF, to (unsuccessfully) prevent his teammates from mutilating beloved comic book superheroes.

## Credits

* Wee Hughie
* Billy Butcher
* The Frenchman
* The Female
* Mother's Milk
* Terror
* Wonder Woman
* Wolverine
* The Hulk (off-screen)
* Krypto

## Trivia

* Because of the fourth-wall breaking nature of this story, it is not canon to *The Boys* comic book continuity.
Shout Out

**Shout Out** is a minor antagonist in the controversial comic book series *The Boys*. He is a superhero and member of the corrupt team Teenage Kix.

## History

Shout Out is one of the many people who had been exposed to Compound V as kids and developed superpowers as a consequence. Still a teenager, he joined the superhero team Teenage Kix.

As a public figure, he appeared as a hero; in his private life, he could not care less about doing something good with his powers. He indulged in all sorts of vices, from drug abuse to massive orgies with his teammates. Secretly bisexual (as much as the group was supposed to be “dark and modern”, bisexuality would have still taken some audience appeal from his character), he was a sexual partner to team leader Big Game.

Someone had been taken pictures of the Teenage Kix in intimate moments, documenting their illegal and sick perversions, and threatened to make everything public if one of them did not admit in front of the world their “private shame”. Shout Out did not manage to keep his vices secret, as he was voted by everyone to be outed as gay and ended up taking a leave of absence from Teenage Kix.

A secret informer, then, revealed the identity of the blackmailer to the Teenage Kix: The Boys. Knowing the identity of his attackers, Shout Out followed his former team on the streets to confront The Boys openly. In the ensuing skirmish, Shout Out chose Hughie Campbell as an opponent and also attacked Frenchie, but was interrupted by Billy Butcher, who grabbed him by his genitals. While trying to escape, he shot a lightning beam at Butcher's face, who retaliated by angrily ripping off both of his thumbs. His last appearance was in former fellow teammate Blarney Cock's funeral, with both arms on casts.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Flight**: Shout Out is able to fly.
* **Electrokinesis**: Shout Out can manipulate electrical energy to an unknown extent, being able to generate lightning beams to attack his foes.
Nubia/Comics

*For the Amazon version of the character, see Nubia.*

## Nubia

**Nubia** is a minor character in the comic book series *The Boys*. She was an African American Supe and one of the six original members of the G-Men.

## Background

### Manufactured origin story and actual childhood

In Victory Comics' fictional G-Men back story presented by Vought-American, they were born with powers, seen as a new human race, feared and persecuted. Despite this, they vowed to protect humanity. Nubia, however, stood out in this narrative, portrayed as having been revered as a thunder-and-lightning-wielding goddess in an African village.

In reality, "Nubia" was actually an American child kidnapped by cult leader and serial child rapist John Godolkin, just one of the countless victims Gondolkin lured to his Connecticut mansion in order to create his so-called "superhero" team. She endured abuse and brainwashing before gaining powers from Compound V and joining Godolkin's primary team, the G-Men. As the only black woman on the team, Nubia faced racial insults from teammate Critter, as well as widespread sexism and misogyny.

### Death and Reanimation

Nubia's life darkened as she rose in popularity within the G-Men. Believing her visibility allowed her to challenge Godolkin's authority, she made a grave mistake by questioning his decisions. Godolkin had discovered Vought-American's use of Compound V to resurrect Supes, starting with Lamplighter - who after ressurrection was not in his right mind, but proved more subservient. Godolkin secretly instructed Silver Kincaid, his personal assassin, to kill her colleague Nubia in response.

Nubia was then subjected to Compound V once again, reviving her but reducing her to a semi-mindless zombie, constantly whispering the plea, "Kill me," in the hope that someone would end her suffering. However, no one granted her wish. She requires assistance even for basic needs such as eating, and Luckless and PussPuss are usually tending to her needs in the G-Mansion.

### Second Death at the Hands of Red River

Nubia is once again killed along with her teammates after Vought-American determines that Godolkin and the G-Teams were a public relations liability and sends heavily armed Red River operatives to attack their mansion.

## Known powers

* **Thunder Manipulation:** Nubia can manipulate thunder and lightning. Before her death and reanimation, she most likely could use her powers in combat.

## Trivia

* Nubia is a grim parody of iconic X-Men character Storm, who is also a black woman with the ability to control lightning and was revered in Africa as a deity (the later of which in Nubia's case, was a fabricated backstory by Vought's marketing team).
Shredded Shirt Supe

## Fate

―Cate Dunlap to the Woods test subjects.[src]

This **Supe** is a minor antagonist of the Amazon series *Gen V*, a spinoff of *The Boys*. He is a test subject of the Woods.

## Background

Very little is known about this Supe's early life; however, shortly after his birth, his parents accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming him into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities.

Due to having a mental illness or being mentally unstable, this Supe would be placed in the Woods for testing purposes, where he would be experimented on and studied.

## *The Boys* Series

### Gen V: Season 1

#### "Guardians of Godolkin"

Shredded Shirt Supe appeared in this episode.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Teleportation**: This Supe possesses the ability to travel short distances from one location to another without physically traversing the physical space between them. His teleportation gives him the appearance of being vaporized into a very brief puff of white gas where he teleports to or from. Unlike Hughie Campbell, this Supe can teleport with his clothing.
* **Superhuman Strength**: This Supe possesses superhuman strength, making him stronger than human beings. He is capable of restraining Jordan Li with the help of another escaped Woods test subject.
* **Superhuman Hearing**: Being a Supe, he has better hearing beyond that of ordinary humans, capable of hearing certain frequencies.

## Weaknesses

### Biological

* **High Frequencies**: Due to being a Supe, he is able to hear certain frequencies that humans cannot. When a specific frequency is played, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize him. While participating in a murderous rampage targeted towards humans at Godolkin University, he would be momentarily neutralized through the use of high frequencies.
* **Blunt Force/Limited Durability**: While this Supe is likely more durable than any human being, he was easily pierced and killed by Marie's blood daggers.

## Trivia

* This character is not credited in "Guardians of Godolkin".
* This Supe is likely a parody of Marvel's Nightcrawler.

## References

1. ↑ Bob in *First Day*: *"Did you know Supes have a wider range of hearing than us? Like dogs."*
Terror

*For the Dynamite version of the character, see Terror/Comics.*

―Billy Butcher to Terror[src]

**Terror** is Billy Butcher's loyal English bulldog.

## Biography

Terror originally lived with Billy and Becca when they were a happy couple. At some point either before or during his period, Billy trained him to hump anything on command. Following Becca's sudden disappearance and supposed death, Billy left Terror with his aunt, Judy Atkinson, so that he could go on his mission to get revenge.

Roughly eight years later, Billy comes to visit Terror at Judy's house. He takes him for a walk, talking to his dog about his regrets about Becca. After Black Noir shows up at Judy's house to kill Billy, Terror stays by Billy's side. When Black Noir enters the house, Terror growls and barks to signal his presence.

Before his departure, Billy bids Terror farewell and promises to bring Becca back to him. Billy then gives Terror a Homelander toy and commands the bulldog to "fuck it", which Terror starts to aggressively hump.

## Trivia

* Despite being a prevalent and reoccurring character in the comics, Terror appears very little in the show.
	+ According to show co-creator Eric Kripke, Terror's absences essentially boiled down to the difficulty of working with dogs in addition to everything else going on with the show.
Oceanland

**Oceanland** is an oceanarium theme park chain.

## History

Oceanland is sponsored by The Deep of The Seven.

Oceanland features different exhibits such as the Orca Experience, a Save the Fish exhibit, and Dolphins Ahoy Extravaganza!

After the accidental death of Oceanland's previous lead dolphin during The Deep's failed attempt to free the creature from one of the parks, the Saving Our Seas Aquatic Animal Foundation gave a baby bottlenose dolphin named Dinky to the zoo as a replacement.

On World Ocean Day, Oceanland offered affordable prices for their participating locations and ticket holders would receive a free OctoPie upon exit.
The Art and Making of Dawn of the Seven

***The Art and Making of Dawn of the Seven*** is the definitive guidebook to the making of the smash hit film *Dawn of the Seven*. Written by Peter Aperlo, the book features exclusive insights into the origins, themes, and production of the film from the cast and crew.

## Background

*The Art and Making of Dawn of the Seven* features a definitive behind-the-scenes look into the production of *Dawn of the Seven*. The book offers 192 pages of never before seen behind-the-scenes photos, interviews with the cast and creators of the film, a profile of the fans who campaigned for #ReleasetheBourkeCut, an explanation of the film's VFX and stunt work, a peek into Homelander's private dressing room, a foreword written The Legend, a profile of Queen Maeve, and a scratch and sniff page.

## Trivia

* Peter Aperlo is the writer of *The Art and Making of The Boys*, in which the in-universe *Dawn of the Seven* book is based on.
Rosemarie Dewitt

**Rosemarie Braddock DeWitt** (born October 26, 1971) is an American actress. She is set to portray Daphne in *The Boys* Season Four.

## Biography

Rosemarie DeWitt was born on October 26, 1971 in Flushing, Queens, New York. Her other notable acting works include *Rachel Getting Married* (2008), *Poltergeist* (2015), and *La La Land* (2016).

## External Links

* Rosemarie Dewitt on Wikipedia
* Rosemarie Dewitt at the Internet Movie Database
Papers

**Papers** is a character in the animated anthology series, *The Boys Presents: Diabolical*.

## *The Boys Presents: Diabolical*

Papers' superpower is to find papers. He lives in the Red River Assisted Living center, “For the Gifted Child”, where parents dump their kids with “shit powers”. In *An Animated Short Where Pissed-Off Supes Kill Their Parents*, he kills his parents. However, at the end of the episode, Homelander, comes and kills him and his friends.
Shehemoth

*For the Dynamite version of the character, see Shehemoth/Comics.*

―Tek Knight regarding Shehemoth's boyfriend.[src]

**Shehemoth** is a minor character of the Amazon series *Gen V*, a spin-off series of *The Boys*. She is a muscular superheroine with striking blue skin.

## Background

Shortly after Shehemoth's birth, her parents accepted Vought's offer to inject her with Compound V, subsequently transforming her into a Supe and granting her superhuman powers and abilities.

At some point in her life, Shehemoth found herself in custody under suspicion of being involved in the demise of her boyfriend, a prominent venture capitalist.

## *The Boys* Series

### Gen V: Season 1

#### "The Whole Truth"

Shehemoth is the subject of an episode of *The Whole Truth*, a popular show hosted by Tek Knight. This installment delves into the murder of her boyfriend while exploring the possibility that she may have fallen victim to a framing plot.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Superhuman Strength**: Shehemoth possesses superhuman strength, making her stronger than humans and some Supes. Given the suspicion surrounding her involvement in the fate of her boyfriend, her strength is ample enough to utterly overpower and crush a full grown human male.
* **Superhuman Hearing**: Like all Supes, Shehemoth has better hearing beyond that of a humans. She is able to hear certain frequencies that humans cannot.

## Trivia

* Like her comic counterpart, Shehemoth is a parody of She-Hulk.

## References

1. ↑ Bob in *First Day*: *"Did you know Supes have a wider range of hearing than us? Like dogs."*
Stepchild

**Stepchild** is a minor character in the comic book series *The Boys*. He is a former member of Sidekick Twelve.

## History

Stepchild is a child superhero affiliated with Sidekick Twelve, a Christian-themed superhero team inspired by the 12 Apostles. He is the only member of the team with no powers whatsoever. There are strong suggestions that the team leader, Oh-Father, may sexually abuse the children, making Stepchild a potential victim.

Stepchild and his fellow teammates make their first appearance at the Believe religious festival, where they have their own tent for fans to connect with them. Later, they are among the supes to respond Homelander's call for a coup against the White House, but the story does not show the children actively participating in the attack.

The media eventually exposes Oh-Father's abuse of the children, leading to the disbandment of Sidekick Twelve. The fate of Stepchild following this revelation is unclear.
The Boys: Deeper and Deeper

***The Boys: Deeper and Deeper*** is a 2022 audiobook written by Matt Berns. Released on June 9, 2022, *The Boys: Deeper and Deeper* is presented as an in-universe interview podcast where the Deep, portrayed by Chace Crawford, is on the road promoting his memoir, *Deeper*, and sits down for a no-holds-barred podcast interview alongside his wife, Cassandra, played by Katy Breier. In this mock interview, the Deep tells the story of his childhood, his exile from the Seven, and their "harrowing" escape from the Church of the Collective.

## Background

He may be Lord of the Seven Seas, but for the Deep, life has been a tsunami of humiliations and setbacks. After braving the childhood trauma of being the weird kid with gills, Deep rose to the very top, basking in worldwide fame with the Seven, Earth’s most powerful superheroes. But his public glory masked the disrespect of his teammates who crushed him, day after day. When he found himself patrolling the streets of Sandusky, Ohio, and then swallowed up into the Church of the Collective, Deep realized he had plummeted even deeper than the Mariana Trench.

Now, Deep—on the road promoting his memoir, Deeper—is sitting down for a no-holds-barred podcast interview. With his wife, Cassandra, by his side, Deep dives to the very depths of his soul and lays bare everything that has made him the fish-guy he is today.

## Voice Cast

* Chace Crawford as The Deep
* Leigh Bush as Hailey Miller
* Katy Breier as Cassandra Schwartz

## Trivia

* The podcast’s release on Audible comes on the heels of the The Boys Season 3 premiere June 3. There’s some corporate synergy at work as Audible is the audio storytelling division of Amazon.
Nubian vs Nubian

"**Nubian vs Nubian**" is the sixth episode of the first season of the animated anthology series, *The Boys Presents: Diabolical*. Its animation style is inspired by *The Boondocks*. It was released on March 4, 2022, on Amazon Prime Video.

This is one of three animated shorts considered canonical to *The Boys* TV show.

## Summary

Getting divorced is complicated. Divorce with a kid, even more so. Superheroes divorcing a daughter who is determined NOT to happen? There will be blood...

## Plot

8 years ago, a hero called Nubian Prince showed up and stopping Groundhawk from robbing a bank. The pair fight until Nubia, Queen of Thunder, shows up and works with Nubian to stop the enemy.

This was the start of the pair’s whirlwind romance. In present, Nubian and Nubia have have an 8 year old daughter, Maya. However, their romance has turned sour, full of anger and resentment towards one another. They even fight in front of their daughter. Maya asks whether they’re going to get a divorce. Nubian Prince says they won't, but Nubia says they will, and promises Maya a pony.

Maya uses her dad's phone to find Groundhawk's address, and tracks him down with a plan to salvage her parents' relationship. Groundhawk reveals to her that he had been made by Vought to seem as a villain in order to fuel the love story between Nubian and Nubia, and Maya tells him she already knows. She convinces him to come and fight her parents, believing that in doing so it’ll fix her parents’ marriage. Groundhawk shows up with Maya as his supposed hostage, and asks the parents to fight. The parents are confused at first, but ultimately decide to fight him. They bond again as the fighting briefly reignites their passion for one another. Satisfied that the marriage situation has been solved, Maya tries to tell her parents that she convinced Groundhawk and he's done nothing wrong, but accidentally makes her parents think he's a pedophile.

After beating Groundhawk and leaving him in a bloody heap, the pair head home and have sex. In the morning, however, nothing has changed, and the bickering continues. So Maya slams down the divorce papers and agrees that it is better for all of them, demanding the pony she was promised.

## Cast

### Starring

* Aisha Tyler as Nubia
* Don Cheadle as Nubian Prince
* Somali Rose as Maya Nubian
* John DiMaggio as Groundhawk

## Quotes

―Nubian Prince

―Maya

## Media

### Videos

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/therealKripke/status/1500530010137915392
Samer Salem

**Samer Salem** is an actor, writer and producer. He portrayed Naqib in *The Boys*.

## Biography

Samer Salem is an actor and writer, known for The Handmaid's Tale (2017), The Expanse (2015) and The Boys (2019).

## External Links

* Samer Salem at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Samer Salem (@SamerSalem8) on Twitter
* Follow Samer Salem on Instagram
Nicole Maroon

**Nicole Maroon** is an actress. She portrayed a Emotional Donor in *The Boys*.

## Biography

A cross between Ashley Judd and a young Sally Field, Nicole Maroon is a comedic actress who thrives in dramatic roles. Her credits range from her many characters on City TV's "Meet the Family" to playing some of the strongest women in Shakespeare's Canon. Nicole is "the girl you think you've met somewhere" which seems to make any role she plays instantly relatable. After completing her MFA on full scholarship at USC in Los Angeles, she is excited to be building her career back in Toronto, Canada.

## External Links

* Nicole Maroon at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Nicole Maroon (@nicolemaroon) on Twitter
Soldier Boy's Shield

―Soldier Boy to Hughie Campbell[src]

**Soldier Boy's Shield** is the signature weapon carried by Soldier Boy. The shield is identical to that of the Vought-American logo, albeit brass.

## History

### The Golden Age

The superhero Soldier Boy was given a shield with an eagle emblem sometime after World War II, during which he preferred to carry a submachine gun. The shield is very heavy, as normal humans cannot lift it, while he can wield it with ease.

In 1984, Soldier Boy and Payback were stationed in Nicaragua. The superhero used his shield to fight against Russian soldiers and notably brain-damaged Black Noir when his team betrayed him. After being overpowered by his old team and sent to Russia, Soldier Boy would be separated from his equipment, including his shield, in the following decades until he was freed by The Boys.

### Modern Times

After The Boys released Soldier Boy from a Russian military compound, he returned to the United States of America to reclaim his gear from The Legend. From that point on, Soldier Boy was always seen with his shield in hand. Later, he used his shield to smash Mindstorm's head in.

### Destruction

―Mother's Milk to Soldier Boy.[src]

After being betrayed by Billy Butcher, Soldier Boy and the latter engaged in combat, eventually resulting in Soldier Boy gaining the upper hand against Butcher and preparing to impale him with his shield. To Soldier Boy's surprise, Starlight and MM suddenly arrived and attacked him, which gave Butcher the chance to use his Heat Vision against Soldier Boy's shield. Aided by MM’s shotgun blasts, Butcher managed to weaken the shield before shattering it into several pieces with a single, superhuman punch.

Upon its destruction, the ruined shield was dropped by Soldier Boy, who went on to engage Butcher in hand-to-hand combat. Soldier Boy would later pick up a large piece of the broken shield and attempt to attack Starlight with the fragment's sharp edge, but was repelled by a particularly powerful blast of light from Starlight thanks to the large amount of electricity she absorbed from Vought Tower.

## Trivia

* Much like how Soldier Boy is based on Captain America, his signature weapon is based on Captain America's shield, albeit triangular as opposed to being circular.
	+ Both shields incorporate American motifs, with Soldier Boy's shield being composed of an engraved star, stripes, and an eagle emblem in its design.
* Both *The Boys* and the Marvel Cinematic Universe show *The Falcon and The Winter Soldier* have a scene where someone is beaten to death with a shield: in the former it is Soldier Boy beating in Mindstorm's face and in the latter it is U.S. Agent beating in Nico's face.
Melissa Kelly

**Melissa Kelly** is an American actress. She is the stunt double for Maddie Phillips and is set to portray Medic in the upcoming spinoff series, *Gen V*.

## Biography

She is an American actress and stunt woman. Her other notable acting works include *Pretty Hard Cases* (2022), *Five Days at Memorial* (2022) and *The Mermaid's Tale* (2018).

## External Links

* Melissa Kelly at the Internet Movie Database
Noir, Really

―Tagline

***Noir, Really*** is a Christmas-themed romantic comedy film starring Black Noir.

## History

*Noir, Really* was filmed before Black Noir's death by Homelander. Vought announced the film on their social media platforms, asserting that it was filmed in secret before Noir went on an extended mission overseas as a way to cover up his demise and disappearance from the public eye. The film is set for a release on Christmas in theaters and is available for streaming with the VTV+ add-on (only $29.99 extra/month, plus tax and additional unspecified fees) on Vought++.

## Trivia

* *Noir, Really* is a parody of *Love Actually*.
	+ The poster featuring Black Noir holding up a sign that reads "To me, you are super," is a reference to an infamous scene from *Love Actually* where Mark confesses his love for Juliet "without hope or agenda," using large cue cards. The scene became an internet meme in subsequent years, with users replacing the text on the cue cards with silly, ironic, or depraved phrases.
Simon Pegg

**Simon John Pegg** (born February 14, 1970) is an English actor, comedian, screenwriter and producer. He portrays Hugh Campbell in *The Boys* and the comics version of Hughie Campbell in *The Boys Presents: Diabolical*.

## Biography

English actor, writer and comedian Simon Pegg was born Simon John Beckingham in Brockworth, Gloucestershire, to Gillian Rosemary (Smith), a civil servant, and John Henry Beckingham, a jazz musician. His parents divorced when Pegg was seven. He later took his stepfather's surname, "Pegg". He was educated at Brockworth Comprehensive Secondary School in Gloucestershire and went on to Stratford-upon-Avon College to study English literature and performance studies. He then attended the University of Bristol, and earned a bachelor's degree in drama. In the early 1990s, Pegg moved to London and began forging a successful career in stand-up comedy. Television opportunities followed including roles in *Six Pairs of Pants* (1995), *Asylum* (1996) and *We Know Where You Live* (1997). In 1999, Pegg and Jessica Hynes teamed up to write and star in cult sitcom *Spaced* (1999), directed by Edgar Wright.

The series also featured Pegg's best friend, Nick Frost. Pegg's breakthrough in film came with the zom-rom-com *Shaun of the Dead* (2004), which he also co-wrote with director Edgar Wright. Again, the film featured Nick Frost. The trio also scored a hit with police comedy *Hot Fuzz* (2007). Further film successes followed for Pegg, notably in the iconic role of Montgomery "Scotty" Scott in *Star Trek* (2009) and alongside Tom Cruise in *Mission: Impossible III* (2006) and *Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol* (2011).

## Credits

### Season 1

* "The Name of the Game" Hugh Campbell
* "Cherry" Hugh Campbell
* "Get Some" Hugh Campbell
* "The Self-Preservation Society" Hugh Campbell

## Trivia

* Simon Pegg previously worked with Karl Urban in *Star Trek*, *Star Trek Into Darkness*, and *Star Trek Beyond*.

## External Links

* Simon Pegg on Wikipedia
* Simon Pegg at the Internet Movie Database
* Simon Pegg on Facebook
* Follow Simon Pegg (@simonpegg) on Twitter
Sex Vicar

**Sex Vicar** is a minor posthumous character in the comic book series *The Boys*, who had his debut at the comic sequel *The Boys: Dear Becky*. He is a Supe with unknown powers and a member of The Skorchers, a group of sex-themed heroes seen only in flashback scenes.

## History

Sex Vicar meets his end by the hands of Butcher alongside his fellow teammates when they consume tampered food that renders them unconscious. An image of his lifeless, beheaded body marks the conclusion of his character's presence in the story.
Monkey

*For the Amazon version of the character, see Joe Kessler.*

## Comics Information

**Howard Kessler**, also known as **Monkey**, is a character in the comic book series *The Boys*. He is one of the main sources of information The Boys use in their crusade against corrupt Supes, especially ones associated with Vought-American, such as The Seven.

## History

Kessler, a CIA analyst utilized by Butcher for intelligence gathering, is humorously nicknamed "Monkey" by the Boys, especially Butcher. The moniker originates from an incident where Kessler, escorting Butcher to Doc Peculiar's brothel, was promptly raped by green monkeys in both ears. Upon revisiting the brothel, Butcher finds out that Peculiar has immortalized the incident by crafting a statue depicting Kessler and the green monkeys engaged in their act.

Aside from his intelligence work, Kessler's character is colored by a fetish for female paraplegics and a difficulty in achieving an erection unassisted. He attributes this to the physical repercussions of Butcher's interrogations and punishments, involving numerous groin-kneeing episodes.

When news breaks that Susan Raynor plans to enter public office, she designates Kessler as her successor at the CIA. In an attempt to complicate matters for the Boys, Kessler's composure falters during a fundraiser dinner upon encountering the paraplegic former athlete Nikki Brand. He attempts to sexually assault her with a dildo, but is knocked out by her. As soon as tries to report him, Butcher steps in. Kessler wakes up bound and exposed, with a dildo attached to his rear. Butcher shares with him the fabricated story he told to the paraplegic athlete, preventing her from reporting the incident. Blackmailed and further humiliated, Kessler is anally raped by Terror by Butcher's request.

## Gallery

Monkey trying to escape from Billy Butcher in issue 1.thumb
## Trivia

* Monkey gets his nickname due to an incident where he was raped, simultaneously in both ears by two of Doctor Peculiar's "AIDS monkeys".

* He is also - as far as we know - the only human to be violated by Terror. Monkey does not have much luck with people or animals.

* He has a wheelchair fetish.
Susan Heyward

**Susan Heyward** (born November 19, 1982) is an American actress. She is set to portray Sister Sage in *The Boys* Season Four.

## Biography

Susan Heyward was born on November 19, 1982 in Atlanta, Georgia. Her other notable acting works include *Orange Is The New Black* (2013), *Powers* (2015), and *Vinyl* (2016).

## Credits

#### Season 4

* "Department of Dirty Tricks" Sister Sage

## External Links

* Susan Heyward on Wikipedia
* Susan Heyward at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Susan Heyward on Instagram
Pigeon

**Pigeon** is a minor character in the comic book series *The Boys*. He is a child superhero and former member of Sidekick Twelve.

## History

Pigeon is a child superhero affiliated with Sidekick Twelve, a Christian-themed superhero team inspired by the 12 Apostles. There are strong suggestions that the team leader, Oh-Father, may sexually abuse the children, making Pigeon a potential victim.

Pigeon and his fellow teammates make their first appearance at the Believe religious festival, where they have their own tent for fans to connect with them: Homelander tells Oh-Father that he "must do something about this addiction to sidekicks. I'm serious, you animal. There's blood on one of those seats". As Pigeon is seen in pain, holding his rear after leaving the tent, it might be an indication that he was recently subjected to Oh-Father's warped demands.

Later, they are among the supes to respond Homelander's call for a coup against the White House, but the story does not show the children actively participating in the attack.

The media eventually exposes Oh-Father's abuse of the children, leading to the disbandment of Sidekick Twelve. The fate of Pigeon following this revelation is unclear.

## Known powers

* **Enhanced Strength (Tentative)**: While it is never stated if Pigeon has enhanced strength, he is strong enough to carry one of his teammates while flying with the help of Flameboy.
* **Flight**: Pigeon is able to fly.
Rising Tide

―Film's tagline

***Rising Tide*** is a superhero film starring the Deep.

## History

*Rising Tide* was released by Vought Studios. The film received critical praise and rave reviews, with Vought International CEO Ashley Barrett and the Church of the Collective praising the Deep's performance and the film's pro-environmental message. The film was given positive attention by Vought's media and entertainment subsidiaries including VSN, Voughtemundo, Vought News Network, *Vought Weekly*, V-TV, and Vought+. The film was awarded the Ocean World's One to Watch, the Whale Watchers' Special Achievement in Drama, Splash Zone's Most Wanted, and was a Sea Actors Gilld two-time Gill Winner for Strongest Thrust. It is also up for consideration in all Vscar categories including Best Visual Effects and Best Sound Mixing. The film is available to watch on Vought+.

## Trivia

* Rising Tide is most likely a parody of the 2018 film *Aquaman*.
Park

**Dr. Park** is a minor character in *The Boys*. He is a Vought scientist and the head of a top-secret research facility and gated community where Becca Butcher lived with her son Ryan Butcher, which was kept secret from Homelander, at least until he was told the location of the research facility by coercing Jonah Vogelbaum into saying where it was.
Teenage Kix

*For the Dynamite version of this group, see Teenage Kix/Comics.*

The **Teenage Kix** are a group of teenage superheroes owned and managed by Vought International.

## History

During the late 1990s and early 2000s, the Teenage Kix were a group of young Supes who formed a team to fight crime together. As with most superhero groups, Vought International funded and managed them. After each member of the original team moved on, it's unclear if the Teenage Kix are still active with new Supes or not.

## Trivia

* Teenage Kix is a parody of the Teen Titans from DC Comics.
* Teenage Kix has not been featured on the show as only former members, who have mentioned their time on the team, are seen.
* The Teenage Kix are the only superhero team without an actual team leader.
* They appear to be named after the song "Teenage Kicks" by the Northern Irish punk band the Undertones.
Swatto/Comics

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## Swatto

### **Status**

Deceased

**Swatto** was a member of Payback, and the successor to The Buzzer. He was a bug themed hero who could presumably only speak in buzzing noises.

## The Boys

Swatto first appears in a Tek Knight's flashback where Tek Knight attempted to rape Mind-Droid. He then showed up with the rest of his teammates attacking The Boys.

During the unsuccessful attack on Frenchie, Swatto was hit by him. When Crimson Countess is killed by Billy Butcher, Swatto asks Mind-Droid what's wrong with her, but horrified, says he can't read her mind literally as if she had been turned off. Swatto and Mind-Droid then find her dead, and Mind-Droid is upset about it, and tells how Vought have sent them to kill people like The Boys.

Mind-Droid notices that it can read the mind of one of The Boys. Unfortunately for Payback, Billy Butcher was in the same room, and he took the pickaxe and broke the glass with a brick. When they spot him, Butcher throws broken glass at Stormfront's eye, and Stormfront flies away furiously.

While the rest of them wonder what to do, Butcher's dog Terror runs past them, confusing them. Soldier Boy and Mind-Droid notice that Swatto disappeared somewhere. Soldier Boy and Mind-Droid find Swatto with a pickaxe in his mouth, and they run away in horror at the sight.

## Abilities

* **Wing manifestation**: Swatto has two pairs of insect-like wings which enables him to fly in a manner similar to a dragonfly. For some reason, his genitalia also has a pair of insectoid wings.

## Weakness

* **Speech:** He is only able to communicate via buzzing, rendering him untillegible to most. Mind-Droid typically translates for him via telepathy.

## Relationships

* Soldier Boy - Teammate
* Tek Knight - Teammate
* Crimson Countess - Teammate
* Mind-Droid -Teammate

	+ Billy Butcher †- Killer
	+ Wee Hughie
	+ The Female †
	+ Frenchie †
	+ Mother's Milk †
	+ Terror †

## Trivia

* He is a parody of Ant-Man and the Wasp.