Courtney, known as Invisigal, is a complex, rebellious, and snarky superheroine in the interactive game Dispatch, voiced by Laura Bailey. A former villain (formerly "Invisib*tch") who can turn invisible while holding her breath, she joins the hero team as a reformed character, carrying deep guilt for past actions, particularly a bombing that harmed Mecha Man (Robert Robertson III). She's a central figure in the game, often seeking redemption and forming a significant, if complicated, relationship with Robert.

Tech Jacket is the superhero alter-ego of Zack Thompson, a human teenager (later adult) from the Image Comics universe, best known for his significant role as an ally in the Invincible comic series and animated show.

Monster Girl, whose real name is Amanda, is a superhero in Invincible who can transform into a giant, powerful green monster, but using her powers causes her to physically de-age, making her appear as a young girl despite being an adult woman with vast experience. She's a member of the Guardians of the Globe, using her monstrous form for strength and durability while grappling with the tragic curse that affects her physiology.

If Kratos became an assassin, he'd be an unstoppable force, combining his raw Spartan strength, godly powers (like the Blades of Chaos), and newfound Norse wisdom for stealthy, efficient, but utterly brutal kills, transforming from a direct rage-fueled warrior into a quiet, inevitable doom for his targets, likely becoming a legendary figure or feared phantom, potentially even surpassing his rage-fueled self in effectiveness by leveraging planning and precision with his overwhelming power.

In the God of War (GoW) series, Athena is the Olympian Goddess of Wisdom and War, a major character who acts as Kratos's guide and ally (and later antagonist) in the Greek saga, manipulating him to achieve her own ambitions, ultimately seeking the power of Hope to rule mankind after her death, appearing as a spectral figure influencing Kratos's path. Athena is the Olympian Goddess of Wisdom and War and Kratos' most enduring ally-turned-antagonist. Biologically, she is Kratos' older half-sister, both being children of Zeus.

Supergirl in the DCU (DC Universe) is Kara Zor-El, Superman's cousin, a Kryptonian refugee who gains similar powers from Earth's sun, starring in the upcoming Superman film and her own solo movie, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, played by Milly Alcock, focusing on her journey from trauma to heroism in the new cinematic continuity. She's known for her immense strength, speed, flight, heat vision, and a more hardened perspective from surviving Krypton's destruction, differentiating her from Superman.

Invisible Woman, real name Susan "Sue" Storm-Richards, is a core member of Marvel's Fantastic Four, gaining powers from cosmic rays that allow her to bend light to become invisible and generate powerful psionic force fields for offense, defense, and levitation. She's known as the maternal, wise, and formidable protector of her superhero family, often acting as the grounded heart of the team alongside her husband, Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic), brother Johnny Storm (Human Torch), and Ben Grimm (The Thing).

Kimiko Miyashiro, also known as "The Female," is a superhuman vigilante in The Boys, played by Karen Fukuhara in the TV series, a traumatized former child soldier injected with Compound V, who becomes a key member of The Boys team, known for her immense strength, fighting skills, and evolving journey to find connection and purpose.

Sister Sage (real name Jessica Bradley) is a major antagonist in the Amazon Prime Video series The Boys and its spin-off Gen V, where she is portrayed by actress Susan Heyward. She is an original character created for the TV adaptation and does not appear in the original comics.

In the Amazon Prime series The Boys, Firecracker (real name Misty Tucker Gray) is a major antagonist introduced in Season 4. She is a right-wing conspiracy theorist and superhero who joins The Seven, portrayed by Valorie Curry.

In the animated series ENCOUNTER (often associated with creator @CakeInferno), Zoe Cake is the main antagonist. Species: Vixen. Role: Known as a "eater vixen," she is a neutral/evil alignment character who frequently clashes with the protagonist, Space Hero. Context: This series is part of the "Dave and Friends" universe and has multiple installments, including Encounter Part 2. 2. Zoe (Teamfight Tactics: Inkborn Fables) In the strategy game Teamfight Tactics (TFT), "Zoe" is a specific Encounter mechanic introduced in Set 11 (Inkborn Fables). Gameplay Effect: When this encounter occurs, Zoe changes the reality of the game so that only odd levels exist (e.g., you jump from level 3 to 5, then 7, then 9). Impact: It significantly alters the tempo of the match, as players cannot reach even levels like 4, 6, or 8.

Doomguy, also known as the Doom Marine or the Doom Slayer, is the silent, heavily armed protagonist of the Doom video game series—a space marine in green armor, a nearly unstoppable force fighting demonic invasions, whose backstory evolved from a simple player to an ancient, god-empowered warrior known as the Slayer who has waged eternal war against Hell.In Doom (1993), Doomguy is the nameless, silent, green-armored UAC Space Marine, a tough soldier sent to Mars' moons (Phobos & Deimos) when demon portals open, fighting his way through hordes of Hell's forces to stop the invasion, representing the player's avatar known for extreme violence and tenacity, later established as the legendary Doom Slayer in newer games.

Loona is a cynical, aloof hellhound from the adult animated web series Helluva Boss, serving as the receptionist for the hitman company I.M.P. (Immediate Murder Professionals) and the adoptive daughter of its leader, Blitzo. She's known for her wolf-like appearance, love of her phone, and grumpy attitude, but shows a softer, loyal side to those she trusts, particularly Blitzo, despite their often strained father-daughter dynamic. She can also shapeshift into a human form. A hellhound, a wolf-like demon native to Hell, and serves as the receptionist for I.M.P. (Immediate Murder Professionals), an assassination company.