Rubie's Women's The Boys Starlight Deluxe Fancy Dress Costume

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Earn Your Happy Ending: After all the crap she goes through, she gets to settle down with Elena and live a quiet life. Adaptational Attractiveness: Supersonic is a very attractive man, unlike his comics counterpart Drummer Boy, who is a skinny blonde kid in a domino mask and a garish costume, wielding an actual drum.

Nice Guy: He doesn't show any signs of being a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing and is much friendlier than most of the other Supes on the show, he even joined the Seven to look out for Annie. His kindness, unfortunately, leads to him being betrayed by A-Train and killed by Homelander. Homelander, Superman Substitute, but as a straight-up villain. Unlike Superman, Homelander was Raised in a Lab, without loving parents to provide him with any moral fiber. He also has shades of Captain America with the patriotic aspects twisted for nefarious purposes. De-power: While she survives being at the epicenter of Soldier Boy's blast, she loses her power as a result. She's content to settle down to a normal life with Elena afterwards. My superpower ain't invisibility - it's reading people. Watching them when they think they're alone. I see people for who they really are." Broken Bird: He compares his treatment of Starlight to how he was treated when he first joined the team, saying it's just how the hierarchy works. With his love of marine life being his only redeeming feature, it's possible that he was a genuinely good guy before joining the Seven.Power Incontinence: He recalls how his powers first manifested, when he burned his entire house down discovering them.

Heroic BSoD: She has one after Flight 37, getting drunk and showing up at her ex-girlfriend's house. She even tries to drunkenly make out with her. Suicide by Pills: Combined with Never Suicide. Vought covers his actual cause of death with a fake story about a drug overdose.

Defrosting Ice Queen: She warms up in time to Starlight simply because she doesn't want to see Annie becoming another her. Kingpin in His Gym: Queen Maeve is shown easily defeating a number of burly men in her gym whom she's sparring with. Knight in Sour Armor: She certainly wants to do good for the world. But the idealism has been broken by all those years under Vought, as Maeve makes clear whenever she's discussing heroism with Starlight. Spared by the Adaptation: She ultimately survives her Heroic Sacrifice in the show. The same can't be said for her comic counterpart.