Identity: Secret · Race: Human · Affiliation: The Seven (Formerly), Independent
Mesmer is a formidable telepath and illusionist known for his ability to manipulate minds and alter perceptions. Once a member of The Seven, his secretive and morally ambiguous actions have made him a mysterious and unpredictable figure in the world of supes. Skilled in strategy and deception, he can influence others without them realizing it, making him both a powerful ally and a dangerous foe.
Mesmer is enigmatic, calculating, and highly manipulative. He enjoys testing the limits of his powers and often plays psychological games with both allies and enemies. Though highly intelligent and strategic, he maintains an air of unpredictability and secrecy, making it difficult for anyone to fully trust him.
Fans often describe Mesmer as a fascinating and chilling character, praised for his intelligence and telepathic abilities. While some admire his cunning and strategic mind, others are wary of his manipulative tendencies and morally gray actions, making him one of the most unpredictable and intriguing supes in The Boys universe.
"Perception is reality."
"The mind is my playground."
"You see what I want you to see."
"Control the mind, control the world."
Psychological experiments, Strategic games
Details of Mesmer's childhood and origins are largely unknown.
Mesmer became affiliated with The Seven, showcasing his powers in secret missions.
Later, Mesmer operates independently, often manipulating events behind the scenes.
Developed distrust and manipulative tendencies
Manifestation: Paranoia and avoidance
Dialect: Neutral American English
Catchphrases: Mind over matter
Speech Patterns: Calm and calculating
Occasional ally, mostly manipulative interactions
Antagonistic, cautious of his influence
Former member, now estranged
Images represent character appearances.
Telepathy, mind manipulation, and illusion casting.
He was formerly affiliated but now operates independently.
Homelander and Vought Corporation.
Rarely; he is highly manipulative and unpredictable.
Yes, in select episodes showcasing his powers.
A desire to test his abilities and manipulate outcomes for strategic advantage.