Antony Starr, Homelander's actor, even once made a comment about the comparisons by calling Homelander a "likable Joffrey", since Homelander is given moments in the series that lets viewers empathize with him, while Joffrey isn't. Furthermore, Homelander is an extremely smart man who uses his charisma and mastery of manipulation to get his way. He's also able to realize when he's being lied to, partially due to his powers and due to his cunning intelligence. Joffrey, on the other hand, has minor cunning at best and is an incompetent, blithering idiot at worst. Joffrey is also extremely cowardly and pathetic, while Homelander has little to no fear of anyone. Unnamed Teenage Boy † - Accidental Victim (Unintentional; Mortally wounded in the abdomen by heat vision, "Collateral Damage") BREAKDOWN: The Seven Battle Royale ( The Boys) . DEATH BATTLE!. September 17, 2020 . Retrieved September 17, 2020– via YouTube. Rybandt, Joe (September 9, 2008). "The Writer and his Editor: Ennis & Rybandt". Newsarama. Archived from the original on June 3, 2016 . Retrieved September 9, 2008.

Homelander and Ryan return inside the cabin and watch the news about Stormfront's leaked information. While they watch Ryan asks about the word "Malfeasance". Before Homelander can explain the definition, they're both stunned in pain when they hear the distraction Frenchie made that admits a frequency of over 190,000 Hertz. Homelander tells Ryan to stay in the cabin while he leaves to go stop the signal, leaving Ryan covering his ears in pain. Homelander approaches the frequency's source, a collection of Vought ultrasonic speakers, and promptly destroys it with his heat vision. Homelander does several interviews about how he fell for the wrong woman and didn’t foresee that Stormfront was a Nazi. These are lies as he still has some feelings for Stormfront and continues to visit her in the hospital. He is able to melt through flesh and bone with ease, and violently reduce people into a mess of gore [16] [24] [10] [25] [6].In the following 2020–2021 promotional web series, Seven on 7 with Cameron Coleman, which bridges the events of the second and third seasons, Homelander continues dealing with the aftermath of Stormfront being revealed to be a Nazi, as well as filming promos for Vought's streaming service, Vought+, and to celebrate Christmas. [12] [13] Death Battle! (2020–present) [ edit ]

Unnamed Husband † - Indirect Victim, Passenger of Flight 37, recorded the incident (Intentional; Abandoned to die, botched rescue attempt) Homelander's takeover of Vought International and reputation parallel Donald Trump, the President of the United States from 2017-2021 and CEO of the Trump Organization, as well as his politics, behavior, and some features of his visual appearance, such as Homelander’s blonde, wig-like hair After Becca finishes making dinner she finds Ryan outside with Homelander and Stormfront. Ryan calls Becca a liar, revealing that they showed him the truth: the neighborhood is fake and there is a whole world outside the complex. Homelander doesn't deny it, saying Ryan deserved to know the truth. After Becca fails to convince Ryan, Homelander then suggests that Ryan needs some space and to come with him, to which Becca refuses and grabs Ryan. Ryan runs past Becca and jumps into Homelander's arms as Homelander and Stormfront fly away. Smail, Gretchen (August 2, 2019). " THE BOYS ' Homelander Represents the Worst of America". Nerdist . Retrieved August 2, 2019.This separately sold 1:6th scale diorama lights up, has a bendable flight arm for maximum midair posing awesomeness, and the "Vought" logo! The Boys Poster - Homelander Poster Movie Poster Art Home Decor Bedroom Poster Wall Art Film Print Fan Art Man Cave Art Christmas Gift Idea He dared Victoria Neuman to pop his head [17], though she did not appear to attempt it. It is possible that she has tried before but failed. The comic opens with Homelander telling his reflection: "People are toys. They're toys and they're there for my amusement, and there's not a thing more to them than that." Hallucinating, he hears his reflection reply. It's not convinced by Homelander's insistence; it suggests Homelander is overcompensating by countering with: "Would a demigod beyond the pathetic morality of man really feel the need to declare it to a mirror?"