After Marvel and DC, The Boys has grown to become one of the biggest franchises revolving around superhumans. The key to the success of The Boys is the parody they created that revolves around pre-existing superheroes and twists the characters' motives and morals from being noble, kind and heroic to being arrogant, mean and generally of a villainous nature like Homelander being. a parody of Superman. Although evil and villainous, these characters are considerably powerful in both The Boys and its spinoff series, Gen V. So now that The Boys Season 4 is back, let's talk about the 10 most powerful Supes we've seen in The Boys and Gen V and rank them based on their powers.

Note: As is evident from the first three seasons of The Boys, Homelander's son Ryan will grow up to be the most powerful sup because he has Compound V genetically embedded in him. We haven't included him in this list because he isn't a "supe" yet.

After Homelander, The Deep is probably the most hated character from The Boys. The Deep is a parody of Aquaman as his powers are the same as his minus the trident and royal lineage. The Deep is hungry for attention and validation from The Seven, especially Homelander. He can go to any length to feel validated and has done unspeakable things to get that validation. The Deep, although a member of The Seven is usually ignored and taken as a joke. He was also removed from the sexual assault team at Starlight.

A-Train is the adaptation of Flash made by The Boys. While A-Train is nowhere near as fast as the Flash, he is pretty fast. A-Train is the one responsible for the death of Robin, Hughie's girlfriend when he ran her over at an extreme speed and literally obliterated her into fragments. This is where the arc of Hughie joining Butcher and becoming part of The Boys begins. A-Train is one of the few characters in the series that was seen to have some character development but it didn't last very long either.