A handy guide to every major character on 'The Boys' spin-off 'Gen V'

Sinclair's character has the ability to manipulate blood and weaponize it. 

He has magnetic powers. 

Emma is Marie's roommate at Godolkin University. Similar to Marvel's Ant-Man, Emma can shrink to a tiny size.

He can light his whole body on fire, like Marvel's Human Torch. 

Cate can persuade people to do whatever she wants through the touch of her hands. She's also in a relationship with Luke. 

The male version of Jordan is indestructible and the female counterpart can emit energy blasts from their hands.  

As alluded to in the red-band trailer, Sam is seemingly unwillingly involved in the big mystery at the center of season one of "Gen V."

"Polarity is this big-time superhero who didn't quite make it to the Seven, but he's up there and his name holds prestige, both in entertainment and in the practical superhero aspect," Perdomo told Entertainment Weekly. 

The Seven members Queen Maeve (Dominique McElligott) and A-Train (Jessie T. Usher) are among Godolkin University's famous alums.

He teaches crime fighting at Godolkin University. 

He's a doctor with mysterious connections to the university. 

A first look at the character was included in the red-band trailer for "Gen V," released earlier in September.

Fans of "The Boys" will also recall that Tek Knight was previously mentioned on the show.