Vought International

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Vought International was the name of an American multi-million dollar conglomerative led by CEO Stan Edgar and previously managed by Madelyn Stillwell, former Vice President. The company was famous for the founding of The Seven and managing the global population of licensed Supers. They have been shown to be quite corrupt and corporatist, with the only goal of becoming the world dominant company in the Tevei'vaikuji Universe.

History

Vought was founded by Frederick Vought, a Nazi scientist whom Hitler himself appointed as the chief physician at Dachau in WW2 where Vought would perform unethical experimentation on human test subjects in order to develop Compound V to enhance human beings into what are now known as Supes. Vought eventualy created the first dose of Compound V and had his first successful Superhero, his own wife, Stormfront. When Vought realized the Nazi party's defeat was certain, Vought defected from Nazi Germany and the Allied forces smuggled him to the US and allowed him to give his newly developed Compound V to military soldiers to increase their odds against the Nazi Party. This prompted President Franklin Roosevelt to pardon him in 1944, and allow him to continue his research on Compound V and create more Supes, and gave him his own corporation to further the development of the Supes as an advanced race of living weapons. At some point after Vought died Stan Edgar would take over as CEO and (perhaps like his predecessor) would cover up any casualties caused by the Supes. Compound V is shrouded from the public, however, whom are led to believe that Supes are born genetically advanced and chosen by God. Instead, Compound V was shipped across the US to hospitals by Samaritan's Embrace under the guise of medical supplies. At the end of Season One, however, Hughie Campbell was able to stop the Compound V shipments by threatening to release damaging information to the public about Ezekiel.

Public Outing and Outrage

Main article: Vought intervention

However it’s reputation started to go down the drain with a series of events that caused Vought to be in the eye of the public opinion. First of one of the actions that Vought did was deployment of recently qualified supes from the Godolkin University into various war zones throughout primarily throughout the Alternate Known Multiverse places were hostilities had been at its peak and while this wasn’t suspicious as other groups like Praying Mantis were being deployed but for some unknown reasons whenever there weren’t any Vought aligned Supes conflicts will be greater with respect to the average and when Vought Supes were present there would be little to no combat. Very noticeable was during two battles; one was a Joe’s outpost that was being established and various unnamed insurgents equipped with state of the art firearms and heavy weapons ranging from Machine Guns to Javelins attacked the base around 5,000 insurgents were killed or taken prisoners, however in another battle various Supes from Vought were stationed in a town alongside various members of the Dzhokhar Dudayev Battalion and when the first insurgents attacked they were equipped with the stereotypical image of an insurgent fighter; a dirty man with an AK-style rifle and homemade bomb, during the attack around 750 insurgents were neutralized.

Alliance Investigations and Dissolution

Battle Against Heroes

When the Alliance agents discovered Vought’s purpose and weaponising humans, they could allow the Supes to run amok when shown a future of their earth being Ruled by the Supes with an iron fist. Believing the only way to liberate this world is by sending true heroes from other realities against them. Warning the heads of Vought to stand down or the Alliance will take them down by revealing all they know about their illegal activities and the destruction caused by the Seven,

Notable Staff

Current Staff

• Stan Edgar (President/CEO)
• Ashley Barrett (Senior Vice President of Hero Management; Former Director of Talent Relations)
• Seth Reed
• Evan Lambert
• Doug Friedman
• Anika (Crime/Security Analyst)
• The Seven
  • Homelander (Co-Leader)
  • Starlight (Co-Leader)
  • Queen Maeve
  • Black Noir
  • The Deep (Reappointed)
  • Supersonic

Former Staff

• Frederick Vought (Founder and original CEO; †)
• Madelyn Stillwell (Senior Vice President of Hero Management; †)
• Jonah Vogelbaum (CSO/Scientist; †)
• Becca Butcher (Senior Director of Digital Marketing; †)
• The Seven
  • Stormfront †
  • Lamplighter †
  • Translucent †
  • A-Train
  • Mister Marathon (current status unknown)

Subdivisions

Vought has a large number of subdivisions to handle Supe affairs, among them:

• Entertainment:
  • Vought Studios: Responsible for the production and release of superhero movies, such as Dawn of the Seven and Invisible Force.
  • Vought Comics: Responsible for superhero comics.
  • Vought News Network: Network channel, dedicated solely to Vought related news.
  • Vought+: A streaming service. It is a parody of the real world streaming service, Disney+.
  • VSPN: Sports channel. It is a parody of real world sports channel ESPN.
  • Entertainment Television: A fashion and pop-culture channel.
  • Vought Soul: A music channel.
  • Voughtify: A music streaming service. Music videos such as, "Never Truly Vanish" and "Faster" can be accessed within the service.
  • VTV Television for Women: A TV channel directed at women viewers. It is likely a parody of the Lifetime channel.
  • Voughtland: A themed amusement park.
• Medical:
  • Samaritan's Embrace: A charity organization, lead by Ezekiel. Acts as front for the distribution for Compound V to hospitals.
  • Sage Grove Center: Psychiatrically facility, secretly responsible for tests of Compound V on live subjects.
  • Global Wellness Center: A therapy service dedicated to helping supes, especially retired superheroes. Groundhawk is one of the many supes that use this service, having been send there five times.
• Food Chains:
  • Planet Vought: Restaurant chain.
  • Vought-A-Burger: Fast Food Chain.
  • Vought Water: A water brand that sells plastic water bottles.
• Crime Analytics
• Godolkin University: A university dedicated to teaching super how to become heroes.
• Vought Rifle Association

Associated companies

• Our Sheet: An American company that makes a great variety of affordable and made in America only products, including bed sheets, 94% cotton triple ply toilet paper and dark roast southern harvest coffee. The Super Hero, Blue Hawk is the spokesmen of this brand.
• Heaven's Harvest: A farming company that was acquired by Vought. It is a beloved Christian-owned organic farm to shelf grocery store chain. The company sees to be going well, pleasing Vought and Wall Street investors.
• Saving Our Seas Aquatic Animal Foundation: A non-profit organization dedicated to protecting sea life. It is sponsored by Vought and the organization gave dinky to OceanLand as a replacement for their previous lead dolphin.
• OceanLand: An aquatic zoo sponsored by The Deep. After the accidental death of its previous lead dolphin, during The Deep's attempted to free the creature from OceanLand, the Saving Our Seas Aquatic Animal Foundation gave a baby bottlenose dolphin named Dinky as a replacement.
• Liquid Death: A canned-water company. The Deep has done a commercial for this company, advertising the product as a more eco friendly replacement for plastic water bottles, since aluminum cans are more recyclable and are less likely to end up in the oceans.
• Kirei Shoyu: A japanese seafood restaurant chain. The Deep has done a commercial for the franchise, advertising its beautiful soy sauce and tasty food. The restaurant chain appears to have an Octopus and a flying bottle of soy sauce as its mascots.

Note

• This version of Vought International in this reality differs from others and based on the TV series.