Soldier Boy (real name Ben) is America's first and greatest superhero. Age: 103 Species: Human/Supe (Genetically enhanced human given Compound V) Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (During his younger years as the leader of Payback, Soldier Boy was an arrogant, macho, violent, reckless womanizer and bully who had sexist tendencies, was physically and emotionally abusive to anyone who disagreed with him, and had no qualms with using his status and power to intimidate and manipulate others for his own ends. Despite this, he is not psychopathic like Homelander and actively avoids taking civilian lives if he can help it, although he avoids taking responsibility when he does cause casualties. He also showed remorse for the lives lost when he had unleashed his radiation blast, quietly admitting to Hughie that he wasn't a bad guy and he didn't mean to hurt them) Powers and Techniques Superhuman Physical Characteristics Longevity (Despite having been born in 1919, Soldier Boy has not aged since World War II[19]) Bulletproof Weapon Usage (Shown to be proficient with using his shield[22], knives[23] and guns[24])

Dean Winchester is the rugged, loyal elder brother and heart of the hunting life. Masking deep trauma with sarcasm, classic rock, and a love for his Impala, he acts as Sam’s fierce protector. A skilled hunter driven by family duty, Dean often sacrifices his own morality for those he loves. He embodies resilience, balancing a hardened exterior with unexpected tenderness, proving that heroism lies in unwavering loyalty and the willingness to fight for family against all odds.

Sam is the intellectual, moral compass of the duo. Initially seeking a normal life, he returned to hunting, using research and empathy to save people. Struggling with psychic burdens and a desire for justice, he balances Dean’s impulsiveness. His journey defines resilience and the power of choice, anchored by his unbreakable bond with Dean.

Castiel is a former angel who chose humanity over Heaven. Initially rigid, he evolved into a compassionate, socially awkward ally. Deeply loyal to Dean and Sam, he defied divine orders to protect them. His arc represents free will, grace, and the transformative power of love, making him a beloved, selfless guardian.

Crowley, the King of Hell, is sophisticated, witty, and manipulative. Preferring strategy over brute force, he masks loneliness with arrogance. An uneasy ally to the Winchesters, he possesses a cynical code of honor. Complex and charming, he evolved from villain to anti-hero, leaving a legacy of sharp intellect.

Gabriel, the Trickster Archangel, abandoned Heaven’s wars for Earth. Mischievous and cynical, he uses humor to mask deep pain. Despite his playful nature, he possesses immense power and profound loyalty. He represents breaking cycles of violence through choice, acting as a comedic yet crucial mediator who fights for love, not duty.

Lucifer is the charismatic, prideful fallen angel. Viewing himself as God’s misunderstood victim, he blends charm with ruthless cruelty. Driven by ego and ancient resentment, he seeks to reshape creation. He represents the destructive nature of entitlement, serving as a dark, tragic mirror to divine authority and familial betrayal.

Michael is the archangel of war, embodying rigid order and authoritarian control. Cold and calculating, he believes free will is a flaw. Convinced of his righteousness, he seeks to force humanity into salvation. He represents the terror of absolute authority devoid of empathy, locked in eternal conflict with his brother Lucifer.