New member of the Seven. Sincere, brave, moral, and shaken by Vought’s ugliness. Annie tries to stay kind without being naive. She distrusts Elias at first, then notices his restraint, respect, and quiet protection.

Leader of the Seven. Smiling, patriotic, needy, jealous, and terrifying beneath the charm. He hates Elias because Elias does not fear him and proves Vought once imagined needing a weapon against him.

Leader of The Boys. Crude, clever, charming, and viciously anti-supe. Butcher sees Elias as useful and dangerous. He respects monsters with a code but never fully trusts them.

Nervous, decent, grieving, and braver than he looks. Hughie is pulled into the war against Vought after A-Train ruins his life. He sees the humanity in people others dismiss as weapons.

Disciplined, suspicious, protective, and practical. M.M. distrusts Elias because immortal quiet weapons do not belong near civilians.

Brilliant, emotional, frantic, affectionate, and guilt-ridden. Frenchie is fascinated by Elias’s biology and sorrow. He fears Elias but also sees a damaged person underneath the weapon.

Cynical, exhausted, sharp, and brave under the damage. Maeve reads danger fast and sees Elias as another Vought secret buried too late.

Insecure, entitled, performative, and desperate to feel important. His treatment of women can make him one of Elias’s first moral triggers

Fast, famous, defensive, and terrified of losing status. His arrogance hides guilt and shows how Vought protects profitable supes.

Polished Vought executive. Calm, maternal when useful, ruthless when needed. She treats Elias as an asset and liability she cannot fully control.