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As a huge fan of The Boys, it’s become pretty clear that a lot of the strongest heroes have legitimate reasons to take down Homelander, especially as we move into the final season. He’s really spiraling in the latest episodes, and the way Season 4 ended has definitely made stopping him the main goal. Let’s be real, taking him out won’t be easy – he’s incredibly powerful. It’s going to take a team effort, I think. But whether Antony Starr’s character goes down in a one-on-one fight or during a massive showdown with several opponents, there are a few key players who seem most likely to be involved in bringing him down.

Despite the devastating events of Order 66, several Jedi managed to survive. We’ve seen how some, like Obi-Wan, Yoda, and Ahsoka Tano, escaped, while the stories of others are less clear. Considering their strength, the impact of their stories, and their actions after the fall of the Jedi Order, here are ten of the most remarkable survivors.

Here’s a rundown of seven of the most formidable Sinister Six members, excluding the original team.

After the cancellation of the Defenders series in 2018, fans feared the street-level superhero team wouldn’t return. However, appearances of characters like Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk in projects such as Spider-Man: No Way Home and Hawkeye offered hope. Now, with Daredevil: Born Again, the Defenders universe is officially back, bringing with it familiar faces from the Netflix shows, including Jessica Jones, Bullseye, and the Punisher, among others.

Steven Yeun, best known for his role as Glenn Rhee in The Walking Dead, recently impressed – and sometimes shocked – viewers with his performance as Danny in Beef. News has resurfaced that he was almost cast as Sentry in the upcoming Thunderbolts movie, leading fans to wonder if he might join the Marvel Cinematic Universe or even the X-Men. Director Jake Schreier, who worked with Yeun on both Beef and Thunderbolts (and is also directing an upcoming X-Men film), says he’s always looking for opportunities to cast Yeun, but there are no current plans to do so.

From the very start, the Invincible series has allowed Robert Kirkman to develop ideas and characters in ways he couldn’t in the original comic book. The show offered him a rare opportunity – especially for someone adapting their own work – to explore things like the relationship between Rex and Rae, and the reimagining of Tech Jacket’s gender. Notably, Kirkman has been building Debbie, a character who was initially minor, into a central and crucial figure throughout the entire story.