Statistics: Who are you from season 4 of The Boys?

Homelander is the leader of the Seven, the strongest superhero in the world, and an enemy of Billy Butcher and the Boys. With the face of a movie star and the powers of a god, Homelander is considered the greatest superhero alive. Not only can he fly, but he also possesses super strength and enhanced strength far beyond that of other superheroes, super senses (sight, hearing, etc.), x-ray and laser vision.

He is a speedster who used to be part of a team known as the Kicks Teens, and a former member of the Seven. He accidentally killed Robin Ward, Huey Campbell's girlfriend, using his powers while under the influence of the drug V. This action led to Huey becoming his enemy, which eventually led to him joining the Kicks and the events of the series.

He leads the eponymous vigilante team that seeks to destroy Wout and Seven at all costs. A former member of the British Special Forces turned vigilante, Billy Butcher is as charming as he is cunning. He's a force of nature, able to persuade almost anyone, either with a smile or brute force, and sometimes both. He has one mission in his life: to destroy supers. But this personal vendetta is driven by his hatred for one super: Homelander. Butcher is determined to get revenge on him, no matter what it takes, and he won't let anyone or anything get in his way.

He was a CIA officer and soldier during the War on Terror, during which time he was acquainted with Billy Butcher, but during the Battle of the Panjshir Valley he was left for dead by Butcher and died in battle. Years later, as a side effect of excessive Temp V use and Compound V injections to get rid of the side effects, Butcher began hallucinating both his late wife Becca and Kessler, which were manifestations of his sentient brain tumor, with Becca urging him to make moral decisions and Kessler urging him to choose more violent paths and even being able to take control of him.

He's a member of the Seven and an aquatic superhero who can breathe underwater and communicate with sea animals, but his abilities (when he's not near any body of water) are actually comically useless.

She is an exhibitionist and hated rival of Starlight, whom she despises for insulting her on the show as a child, and seeks revenge on her. She eventually makes it to Seven and attempts a relationship with a Homelander.

She is a superheroine from Detroit, Michigan, known for being the smartest person on the planet. She was recruited by Homelander to join the Seven.

He's a member of the Boys, a group of soup protectors whose ultimate goal is to destroy Vought International and the corrupt soups they own by any means necessary. All because of the death of his beloved, Robin. After whose death he learns just how dirty and corrupt all the supes are.

He is the illegitimate son of Homelander and Becky Butcher, nephew of Rachel Saunders, stepson of Billy Butcher, and grandson of Soldier. In season four, Patsan tosses between the dark side of his father and the light side of his mother.

“Mother's Milk” or ‘M.M’ makes up the heart of the team and is almost always the only one of them to keep a cool head and common sense in compromising situations. Stylish and smart, Milk favors classic West Coast hip-hop t-shirts.

When the “Fellas” find her caged in a basement under guard, they mistake her for a victim in desperate need of rescue. But as the “Patsaks” unravel the mystery surrounding her, they follow the blood trail and learn that she is a badass who may end up saving them. Has romantic entanglements with French.

A drug addict and gunsmith by trade, French is an invaluable asset to Butcher and the Boys, but his impulsive decisions are a perpetual source of frustration for the M.M.'s. French has been an assassin in the past, and those assignments and the human faces behind them have always stayed with him like scars. But he rediscovers his humanity when he finds a woman locked in a cage in the basement who is part of a larger mystery, and French is the only one of “The Boys” who is able to make contact with her.

Annie January is as down-to-earth and sincere as the rest of us, a girl from the neighbor's yard with superpowers. As Starlight, the “Protector of Des Moines,” she's always dreamed of nothing but saving the world, and while many say it as a trite phrase, she actually thinks it is. So when she is chosen to be the Seven, all of her dreams come true. But in the final season, she's haunted by an identity crisis and multiple accusations.

She was a congresswoman and Vice President-elect of the United States, as well as an anti-Superman activist and founding director of the Federal Bureau of Superhuman Affairs. However, it was recently revealed that Victoria Newman is not only a Superhuman herself, but is none other than the infamous “Tadpole” who murdered Susan Raynor, John Vogelbaum, Alastair Adan, and several other members of Congress. Victoria was adopted by Stan Edgar from the Red River Orphanage after Victoria (then known as Nadia) allegedly accidentally or intentionally killed her biological parents.

Although Hugh and his son became estranged, Hugh tried to rebuild a relationship with his son and called him regularly to talk about his favorite books. At one point, Hugh suffered a stroke and fell into a comatose state as a result. Doctors stated that his chances of survival were slim and his chances of waking up without brain damage were even slimmer. Huey visited his father in the hospital, where he also saw his mother. While Hugh is in the hospital, Huey finds out from his mother why she left them and they begin to communicate.

After Madeline Stillwell's death, Ashley took over her position as Senior Vice President of Hero Management, though she did not have as much power over the Seven as her predecessor. After Stan Edgar's ouster, Ashley took over as General Manager before being unofficially demoted to a lower position.