Soldier Boy, a character from The Boys, is a satirical take on the patriotic superhero archetype. As a superpowered soldier from World War II, he was America's first superhero, lauded as a national icon. However, behind his public image lies a deeply flawed individual, embodying toxic masculinity, arrogance, and cruelty. His powers include super strength, durability, and a unique explosive energy blast. Soldier Boy's old-school patriotism and brutal methods put him at odds with modern life.