The Frenchman

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Tyler Oppenheimer: A Supe student at Godolkin University and associate of Jordan Li with intangibility, portrayed by Siddharth Sharma.

Blindspot: A blind Supe with superhuman hearing, portrayed by Chris Mark. In The Boys live-action TV series adaptation, Ashley Barrett recommends him for the Seven as a replacement for Translucent, but Homelander grievously injures Blindspot as the former refuses to allow disabled individuals into the Seven. In the web series Seven on 7, Blindspot is revealed to have eventually died from these injuries, with Vought devising a cover story stating that he had been on a mission to Argentina. He's doing well, he's at a very good level," the Chelsea boss said. "He's improving everyday, we're so happy with him. Hope he can cope with the demands of 90 minutes and we'll see tomorrow. Now you know one player that is going to play." Jean and Janet Berthe had no children, but Jean was very community-minded, growing vegetables and distributing fish to needy families. In AMC's unrelated adaptation of Preacher, Proinsias Cassidy is portrayed by Joe Gilgun, while Michael John Casey voices him in GraphicAudio's 2020 audio play series adaptation of The Boys.

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In #69, she and The Frenchman are killed when Butcher bombs The Boys' headquarters, the Flatiron Building.

Andre Anderson is a Supe student at Godolkin University and son of Polarity who shares his magnetism manipulation, portrayed by Chance Perdomo. Also Ashley": The assistant of Ashley Barrett with the same first name and a member of Vought who appears exclusively in the live-action TV series adaptation, portrayed by Sabrina Saudin. Big: A deformed giant who appears exclusively in The Boys Presents: Diabolical animated series episode "An Animated Short Where Pissed-Off Supes Kill Their Parents", voiced by Parker Simmons. Gary: A receptionist who appears exclusively in The Boys Presents: Diabolical episode "John and Sun-Hee", voiced by Andy Samberg. Fang: A teenage girl who grew long sharp teeth that can almost bite through anything and appears exclusively in The Boys Presents: Diabolical animated series episode "An Animated Short Where Pissed-Off Supes Kill Their Parents", voiced by Grey Griffin.

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Zoe Neuman: The daughter of Victoria Neuman and adopted granddaughter of Stan Edgar who appears exclusively in the live-action TV series adaption, portrayed by Olivia Morandin. After receiving Compound V from Homelander, Victoria injects Zoe with it. A character based on Jess Bradley named Ashley J. Barrett appears in the live-action television series adaptation, portrayed by Colby Minifie. Introduced in the first season, she serves as Vought International's new publicist and Director of Talent Relations until Starlight publicly comments on being sexual assaulted by the Deep, leading to Vought's Senior Vice President of Hero Management Madelyn Stillwell firing Barrett. In the second season, following Stillwell's death, Homelander has Barrett hired as her replacement so he can use her as a figurehead and to spy on Stan Edgar. In the third season, following Edgar's leave of absence, Barrett takes his place as the CEO of Vought while continuing to serve under Homelander. Barrett has a tendency to pull out her hair when stressed, which she also turns into a fetish, and culminates in her wearing a wig. The Vought Troopers appear in The Boys Presents: Diabolical. In "Laser Baby's Day Out", they accompany Super Brain in pursuing Simon when he makes off with Laser Baby. In "John and Sun-Hee", some Vought Troopers follow the titular characters after the former used Compound V to heal the latter. Most of them are killed by the mutated cancer that separated from Sun-Hee. Howard, Kirsten (September 25, 2020). "Features: The Boys Season 2: Who Is Cindy?". Den of Geek . Retrieved September 25, 2020.

Boombox: A muscular man with a speaker for a head that can only play " Only Wanna Be with You" by Hootie & the Blowfish who appears exclusively in The Boys Presents: Diabolical animated series episode "An Animated Short Where Pissed-Off Supes Kill Their Parents". Minifie also voices Barrett in the animated spin-off series The Boys Presents: Diabolical episode "Boyd in 3D" and makes guest appearances in the live-action spin-off series Gen V. Cold Snap is a Supe who possesses temperature manipulation, was a founding member of the G-Men, and serves as the leader of the sub-group G-Force. He is genuinely nice to most of his teammates, is well-liked by them, and openly questions the G-Men's practices, though he is also overeager and naïve. [43] [41] [40] Vasilii " Vas" Vorishikin is a Russian ex- cop, ex- tank commander, ex- superhero, communist, and current owner of a bar in Moscow with a penchant for drinking a beverage made from brake fluid that he passes off as vodka. As the Love Sausage, he used to be part of the Glorious Five Year Plan, a team of five government owned superheroes that also included the Tractor, Purge, Red Banner, and Collectivo in the days of the Soviet Union. He is nostalgic for the Soviet Union's principles and values and of his work in the Glorious Five Year Plan. [56] His name comes from his foot-long, super-strong, and durable penis, though he cannot run straight whilst aroused. He describes large female breasts as his Kryptonite and lost two fingers after touching The Female. [ volume&issueneeded] Jamie Carragher highlights overlooked 'strength' that makes Erling Haaland special... after the Man City striker netted his 50th Premier League goal in just his 48th match against LiverpoolCassandra Schwartz is an anthropology professor at Vassar University and member of the Church of the Collective, portrayed by Katy Breier. She was among several candidates for the Deep's arranged marriage before being chosen by Carol. The pair eventually escape from the Church, with Cassandra becoming the Deep's ruthless and manipulative agent following his return to the Seven before she leaves him for suggesting they have a threesome with an octopus. After leaving the Deep, Cassandra publicly disavows him, writes an exposé about her relationship with him, and receives a book and film deal based on it.

Social Media Jeff is a student at Godolkin University and the school's social media manager, portrayed by Daniel Beirne. Simon: A former Vought International scientist who appears exclusively in The Boys Presents: Diabolical animated series episode "Laser Baby's Day Out", voiced by Ben Schwartz. He originally worked in Vought International's Vought-doption Center under Superbrain, testing babies that were given Compound V. After growing attached to a "Laser Baby" and learning she was going to be euthanized, Simon escapes with and adopts her. After being alluded to in the first season of the live-action television series adaptation, Terror appears in the second season living with Butcher's drug dealer aunt. First appearance is issue #7. The Legend, also called " Old Legend", is an as-yet-unnamed elderly man who, while not an official member of the Boys, works as their informant.The Deep appears in the live-action TV series adaptation, portrayed by Chace Crawford. [11] This version's real name is Kevin Moskowitz, [14] a white man who has fish-like traits that he is insecure about and the ability to hear the suffering of all sentient ocean life as they are eaten by humans, which he has had since childhood. When Starlight joins the Seven, the Deep pressures her to perform oral sex on him. When she can no longer keep her peace and discloses the incident to a live audience at a televised religious event, Vought forces him to publicly apologize for the sexual misconduct they covered up for him over the years and reassign him to Sandusky, Ohio, where he is raped by a fangirl via his gills. The following year, Church of the Collective members Eagle the Archer and Carol manipulate him into taking a hallucinogenic substance which causes him to believe that his gills (voiced by Patton Oswalt) are confronting him about the root of his sexual malfeasance, rooted in his abilities and the death of a dolphin he had been romantically involved with. [15] Following this incident and his arranged marriage to Cassandra Schwartz, the Deep joins the Church, convinces A-Train to do so as well, and assists Maeve in securing proof that Homelander abandoned a crashing airliner in return for her vouching for his return to the Seven. However, his return is denied and the Deep leaves the Church. A further year later, after the Deep manages to rebuild his reputation by writing an exposé about the Church, Homelander personally has him rejoin the Seven to spite Starlight after she is made co-captain of the Seven. Additionally, the Deep becomes the new head of Vought's Crime Analytics division and fires all but Anika for posting negative comments about Vought on social media. After the Deep engages in a sexual relationship with Ambrosias, an octopus he encountered at Herogasm, Cassandra leaves him when he attempts to make her join them. Homelander later sends the Deep to kill Lamar Bishop so Victoria Neuman can become Robert Singer's presidential campaign running mate. In the live-action television series adaptation, Jim Beaver portrays U.S. Secretary of Defense and Democrat Robert " Dakota Bob" Singer, with his surname changed to be a deliberate reference to Beaver's character Bobby Singer from The CW television series Supernatural. [26] In the third season, Singer campaigns to become President with Victoria Neuman as his running mate following the assassination of her predecessor Lamar Bishop. Sim, Bernardo (October 5, 2020). " The Boys: 15 Strongest Super-Abled Characters, Ranked". Screen Rant . Retrieved October 5, 2020. Kayla and Paul Li: Jordan Li's parents who appear exclusively in the live-action spin-off series Gen V, portrayed by Laura Kai Chen and Peter Kim respectively.