The Boys Season 3: Every (Living) Super & Their Powers Explained
Amazon's The Boys expanded the Super world in season 2, and here's every Super who is still alive heading into season 3. Based on the comics by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, The Boys introduced a bigger audience to the superhero satire content. The first season set up Vought's superhero business with Compound V, and gave viewers a chance to meet the world's greatest superhero team, The Seven.
With The Boys season 2, Amazon Prime Video's wildly popular show further explored the world of Supers. The Seven added new team members, and the arrival of super terrorists (or supervillains) also increased the number of powered people running around this world. Furthermore, season 2 revealed that Vought was testing ways to effectively give Compound V to adults. They had a testing facility at the Sage Grove Center with other Supers monitoring the new creations. Through major roles, Easter eggs, and what is known about season 3, The Boys has confirmed more Supers than ever before.
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Of course, the expanding world of Supers did come at a cost. Following the deaths of Translucent, Popclaw, and Mesmer in season 1, The Boys killed off several more powered people. Season one's super terrorist Naqib was killed in the first episode, Shockwave died in a surprising courtroom massacre, and even Lamplighter (Shawn Ashmore) died by the end of season 2. With significant deaths and multiple new additions, here's every living Super and their powers explained.
Annie January, aka Starlight (Erin Moriarty), is one of the members of The Seven and is also aligned with The Boys. She was recruited to join the team in season 1 after being a local Super in her hometown. Starlight quickly learned that
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