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As of The Boys season 4, the show has been no stranger to violence and death. Indeed, one of the biggest themes of the show has been how dangerous superheroes can become in an exploitative society that commodifies them.
The Supes, as the show calls them, are among the deadliest characters around, with some of them responsible for heavy body counts all by themselves. By The Boys season 4, the character with the highest kill count by far is Homelander, with 198 people dead by his hand.
The Top 3 deadly Supes as of The Boys season 4
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By the time of The Boys season 4, the deadliest Supes are as follows:
Homelander - 198 kills
As the show's perverse take on a corrupted Superman archetype, Homelander has proven to be the most enduring threat faced by both The Boys and Vought alike as of The Boys season 4. His penchant for mass murder was seen very early on, with him botching the rescue operation for Flight 37 and leaving everyone there to die.
Homelander has outlasted even his original superiors at Vought, becoming the true leader of the company in season 3. He ended that season being cheered on for killing a protestor in broad daylight.
In the The Boys season 4 episode "Wisdom of the Ages", Homelander once again showcases his vengeful and bloodthirsty streak by massacring the Vought scientists who experimented on him as a child. It's safe to say that there might be plenty more blood on his hands moving forward.
Stormfront - 68 kills
One of the main villains of season 2, Stormfront was a particularly insidious and vicious superhero. A Nazi with an extended lifespan, she had mastered the art of public manipulation to conceal her true agenda while making the people dance to her tune.
Stormfront reveled in causing collateral damage against racial minorities and those she deemed inferior. She idolized Homelander, considering him the embodiment of the Nazi Ubermensch, and if her plans had come to fruition before she was publicly exposed, she could have wrought unfathomable levels of carnage.
Soldier Boy - 61 kills
Introduced in season 3, Soldier Boy was the first superhero Vought publicly marketed, hailed from the World War II era. He's also one of the most unstable and dangerous Superheroes in the series, capable of accidentally causing explosions just because his traumatic memories were triggered.
Even outside the deaths he's caused by accident or negligence, Soldier Boy is far from a noble man, having antagonized his teammates at Payback so mercilessly that they sold him out just to be rid of him.
That's to say nothing of how easy it is to set him off, as Homelander discovered the hard way after finding out Soldier Boy was his biological father. Seeing Homelander's vulnerability as a weakness, Soldier Boy immediately flew into a murderous rage.
Other Supes and their kill counts
- Kimiko/The Female (29): One of the deadliest members of The Boys, and the only one to have actual superpowers, Kimiko has been one of the deadliest weapons in their arsenal from the very beginning.
- Victoria Neuman (19): Initially introduced as a savvy politician, Victoria reveals she has secret superpowers that she uses to cause a gruesome massacre in order to cover up Vought's crimes. She's running for vice president in The Boys season 4.
- Black Noir (11): Black Noir was one of the more restrained members of the Seven, but that didn't mean he couldn't get his hands dirty.
- Queen Maeve (8): One of the more well-meaning members of the Seven, Queen Maeve can still hold her own in dangerous situations.
- Gunpowder (6): An expert marksman with a bloodthirsty streak, Gunpowder killed his fair share of people before Billy Butcher took him out.
- Naqib (4): An ISIS operative with a pretty deadly superpower. Unfortunately for him, he is nothing more than a patsy for Homelander's agenda and is killed off once he's no longer useful.
- The Deep (3): He's one of the more pitiable members of the Seven, but has no qualms about killing people if it serves his interests.
- A-Train (3): A-Train's negligent murder of Hughie's girlfriend is what initially turned him against the Supes. He's killed a handful more people since then, including his girlfriend, Popclaw.
- Cindy (3): A psychiatric patient secretly being used as a test subject by Vought.
- Ryan Butcher (3): Homelander's son, who's well-meaning but highly impressionable, and falls under his father's thumb in season 3.
- Zoe Neuman (3): Victoria's daughter.
- Crimson Countess (3): One of the Payback members who sold out Soldier Boy.
- Lamplighter (3): One of the original members of the Seven.
- Starlight (2): An ally of The Boys and one of Homelander's most public adversaries.
- Black Noir II (2): Introduced in The Boys season 4 as the original's replacement.
- Wrangler (2)
- Kenji Miyashiro (2): Kimiko's brother, murdered by Stormfront.
- Mindstorm (2)
- Love Sausage (1)
- Termite (1)
- Blue Hawk (1)
- Splinter Prime (1)
- Popclaw (1)
The Boys season 4 is currently streaming on Amazon Prime video, with new episodes releasing every Thursday. On June 11, it was announced that the following fifth season will be the final season of the show.
