Vought International

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Evil Organization
Full Name	Vought American
Alias	VA Vought International Vought Enterprises Vought Industries Vought
Origin	The Boys (2006)
Foundation	Post-WWII
Headquarters	Vought Building, New York City, New York, U.S.
Commanders	Frederick Vought (founder; TV series) † James Stillwell (comics) Stan Edgar (TV series, formerly) Madelyn Stillwell (TV series) † Homelander (de facto, TV series)
Agents	The Seven Payback G-Men Seth Reed Evan Lambert Ashley Barrett Jonah Vogelbaum †
Powers / Skills	Development of Compound V Manipulation Immense wealth and resources Intergovernmental connections Control over superhumans Military support Vast media influence
Goals	Make the public think that The Seven are superheroes for profit (failed) Hide the existence of Compound V from the public knowledge (initially succeeded, but ultimately failed) Make a deal with the American Government to put superheroes in the military (ongoing) Kill the Boys (ongoing; indirectly succeeded in the comics) Spread Compound V worldwide Conquer the world and rule it with an iron fist.
Crimes	Bribery Mass murder Kidnapping Torture Conspiracy Terrorism Blackmail Corruption Fraud Drug dealing Endangerment Incrimination Propaganda Abuse (of power, child, physical and psychological) Unethical experimentation Obstruction of justice Crimes against humanity Attempted world domination
Type of Villains	Power-Hungry Corporation

“	That is our job, our honor. We are Vought. We make heroes super.	„
	~ Madelyn Stillwell

“	Today's heroes. Tomorrow's future.	„
	~ Vought's official slogan

Vought American or Vought International , also known as Vought-America, Vought Industries or simply Vought, are the main antagonists of the comic book series The Boys, its 2019 Amazon adaptation of the same name and the overarching antagonists of its spin-off TV Series, Gen V.

In the show, they were originally an organization created by a former Nazi after World War II for the purpose of developing superhumans and are accountable for many of the superhuman groups that exist in the world of The Boys. They are also responsible for the founding and creation of The Seven, as they established him them in order to gain money and profit by manipulating the public in believing that they're a superhero team.

In the comics, after the dissolution of The Seven including the deaths of Black Noir and Homelander, it remains unknown what happened to the company; it is most likely that Vought was disbanded after the fall of the superhuman groups altogether.

History

To be added

Organizations

The Seven

• The Homelander
• Black Noir
• Queen Maeve
• A-Train
• The Deep
• Jack from Jupiter (Comic exclusive)
• Lamplighter
• Starlight (Formerly)
• Mister Marathon (Comic exclusive)
• Translucent (TV Show exclusive)
• Stormfront (TV Show exclusive)

Payback

• Tek Knight
• Stormfront
• Soldier Boy
• Swatto
• Mind Droid
• Crimson Countess
• Eagle the Archer

G-Men

• John Godolkin
• Five-Oh
• Cold Snap
• Silver Kincaid
• Nubia
• Critter
• Ground Hawk
• The Divine
• Flamer
• Europo
• Stacker
• Luckless
• Puss-Puss

Teenage Kix

• Popclaw
• A-Train (formerly)
• Big Game
• Blarney Cock
• Dogknott
• Gunpowder
• Jetstreak
• Shout Out
• Whack Job

Gallery

Trivia

• Vought is the only organization that isn't a parody of a Marvel or DC property. In fact, given the anti-consumer and anti-capitalist satire of the comic and TV show, they could be seen as parodies of Marvel and DC themselves, especially considering The Boys creator, Garth Ennis' dislike towards superheroes. 
  • It is worth noting that The Boys was originally abilet briefly published by DC comics, so that may not necessarily be true.

External Links

• Vought on the Boys Wiki.
• Vought on the Boys Wiki.

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