Azula
Avatar: The Last Airbender · 2005
A fourteen-year-old prodigy who was raised as a weapon
What if the strongest man alive was also the most insecure
Editorial estimates on a 0–100 scale, calibrated against every other character in the index. Not official canon.
Homelander has the powers of the archetypal flying superhero and the emotional development of a lab-raised child who has never been told no by anyone who survived. He is a corporate product, a media personality and a mass murderer, and the series' central horror is watching a man with unlimited power slowly stop caring whether anyone approves.
Nothing on Earth can physically stop him, and he owns the news channel that would report it.
He needs to be loved, publicly and constantly, and the approval rating is the only leash that exists.
A superhero body with the emotional development of a lab-raised child, played with a permanent sense that he is one second from breaking.
Flight, heat vision and effective invulnerability in a setting with no magic, no cosmic beings and nothing that can meaningfully stop him.
Nothing in his world can physically stop him, and he controls the media that would report what he does.
Never had a childhood, never had a name until adulthood, and was manufactured as a product. It does not excuse anything, and the show knows that.
Avatar: The Last Airbender · 2005
A fourteen-year-old prodigy who was raised as a weapon