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Stand tall and proud: Maeve is a powerful and confident character, so make sure to stand tall and hold yourself with confidence. Full-Frontal Assault: He can only turn his own body invisible, not his clothes. Anytime he is involved in heroics (or other violence), he has to be naked.

Byronic Heroine: An alcoholic, cynical, broken woman who started as a huge idealist in her past, only to get trapped by the corruption of the Seven and Vought and her inner desire to do good but at the risk of her beloved ones.

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Artifact Title: Ever since Translucent gets killed, they have a harder and harder time maintaining their numbers at seven. And every time a new member is added, they get killed or at least "retired". Eventually the team struggles to even have six members at a given time. By the end of Season 3, they only have three members left.

Adaptational Heroism: They all abuse their power, but they're a lot less one-note evil than in the comic, which makes the Boys' activities even more morally grey.Foil: A subtle one to Butcher. Both of them are bitter, morally bankrupt people who practically ooze toxicity and act as a corrupting influence on their protegé figures (Annie and Hughie respectively). Maeve, however, ultimately registers how awful she's become and how her cynicism and cruelty have affected Annie, and advises her to stay optimistic and be herself. Billy, conversely, stays fixated on revenge and keeps trying to get Hughie to myopically pursue it along with him, even at the expense of their comrades. Both have had troubled relationships with their romantic interests, but whereas Maeve stays away from Elena for fear of what may happen if Homelander catches wind of them together, Billy deliberately seeks out Becca in hopes of prying her away from Vought. She was once a determined idealist, but has since become reluctantly complacent in the corruption of the Seven and the Vought corporation out of fear of her loved ones getting hurt by them, remaining quiet on the sidelines despite being the second most powerful member of the Seven behind Homelander. Maeve is also heavily implied to be an alcoholic, she also appears to sometimes have sexual encounters in her tower. Maeve believes that the only way to actually become bulletproof is to avoid personal relationships and stay away from people so that she doesn't get hurt. Improbable Weapon User: A lamp on the end of a staff. Granted, it was just for channeling his powers and not hitting people as far as we know. After leaving the Seven, he switches to using a small lighter for the same purpose. Informed Attribute: In-universe, he claims to be extremely skilled at reading people, making him good at gathering information along with his invisibility. In reality, he's so bad at reading people that it gets himself killed. The Alcoholic: She apparently has been one for awhile, as her ex notes "you're not going to your meetings". She relapses hard after Flight 37 and when Elena leaves.