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Let's start with Hughie, who upon learning that Butcher has been shooting up Temp V decided he needs to protect Annie (Erin Moriarty), despite the fact Starlight is more than capable of taking care of herself, and takes some of Butcher's V and uses it to give himself some 24-hour super powers.
The two most obvious differences in Hughie's powers (besides how and when he got them in The Boys timeline) are that his powers in the show are temporary, and in the comics, he can't teleport. Hughie doesn't take a dose of full Compound-V in the show.
After not giving Billy Butcher powers and the rest of the boys in the first two seasons, Prime Video's live-action adaptation of Garth Ennis' comics finally included them in season 3.
The lethal drug gives Hughie the power to teleport, while also giving him the staple Supe ability of rapid self-healing. In light of the V's deadly side effects, Hughie gives up the drug.
Annie goes with The Boys to fight Soldier Boy. Hughie turns on all the lights in the building to give Annie more power as she fights against him. After the fight, Annie throws away her Starlight costume and officially joins The Boys.
Similar to Female of the Species, the Frenchman's use of Compound V has given him abilities such as increased strength, smell and increased durability.
How Strong Is Hughie Compared To Homelander? Although suped-up Hughie is far stronger than normal Hughie, he still doesn't come close to how powerful Compound V has made Homelander. Hughie can teleport, but Homelander is so fast that he could probably beat Hughie to wherever he is going.
Even though Soldier Boy could not take down Homelander with the help of Hughie and Butcher (Karl Urban) using temporary doses of Compound V, it was abundantly clear that he is still the closest anyone has been to the individual strength of Homelander.
In the original comic title created by writer Garth Ennis and artist Darick Robertson, each member of The Boys is injected with an engineered variant of Compound V to permanently give them enhanced strength, durability and a longer natural lifespan (though Mother's Milk and the Female already had their powers through ...
It'd be classic Campbell misfortune for Hughie to suffer medical consequences after four doses, while Butcher gets away with more. The Boys history would then be repeating itself, with Butcher's anger and selfishness getting yet another younger brother killed....
Unfortunately, Hughie is discovered by Black Noir, who sexually assaults him and addresses him as "Good soldier." The attack is one of the series' most bizarre moments, as both Black Noir's words and his decision not to warn the other Supes of the spies in their midst make no sense.
The Vought-produced drug gives those who take it superpowers that last for 24 hours. Both Butcher and Hughie have taken Temp V more than once during season 3, and it granted them both superhuman strength and durability, while Butcher also gained heat vision and Hughie could teleport.
Hughie unleashed his powers during a confrontation with some Russian guards who were about to shoot down Mother's Milk. In the clash, Hughie ran to save his friend's life with an extraordinary speed.
Maeve manages to give Butcher three vials of Temp-V or V-24, levelling the playing field by giving its user powers for 24 hours. But all in vain. Maeve gets more V-24 to Butcher and feeling dejected and defeated, the two get drunk and have sex, which left everyone shocked.
During his championship, Mother's Milk discovered the powers afforded to him thanks to the Compound V — these included superhuman strength, agility, stamina and durability. Not long after accidentally using these powers to kill someone, he was approached by Billy Butcher and joined the Boys.
One of the most powerful characters on The Boys, Homelander has heightened levels of superstrength, durability, stamina, and senses. He also possesses heat vision that he can either choose to shoot with a laser focus or use as a concussive force from his eyes.
The grand finale of The Boys comic book series confirms that there is only one hero who is actually stronger than Homelander, and that's his (even more) evil clone, Black Noir. Created to be an upgraded version of Homelander, Black Noir proves his superiority in the final battle between these two deranged powerhouses.
Starlight is the one member of The Seven who has genuinely good intentions and wants to help people. Unfortunately for her, she's not the most powerful member of the team, so she has to work with others to influence The Seven from the inside and stop her villainous co-members from committing evil.
Superhuman Durability: Hughie Campbell has demonstrated remarkable durability whilst under the influence of V24. He shown to take a quick punch to the jaw from Soldier Boy as if he was hit by a human, while a heavy punch knocked him on his back.
Aging. Whilst some Supes such as Stormfront and Soldier Boy don't age than their human counterparts, the average Supe ages almost identically as the average person.
Thanks to Temp V, a brand new Vought serum he's gotten his hands on, Butcher can now withstand gunshots and shoot lasers from his eyes, which an NRA-obsessed supe named Gunpowder learns the hard way.
Longevity: Black Noir has been active since the 80s. He is older than Gunpowder and is likely somewhere around his 50s or 60s, however he shows no signs that his age has affected his physical condition and he even appears to be even stronger then he was forty years prior.