The Supes

In a world where ENF superheroes had become a major thing, like spiderwoman, Wanda ENF Vision and Infinity War, streaming services thought how to tap into it while going into a different angle. ENFPrime came up with a hit, the ENF Seven, based on a world where superheroes are real but also under a powerful corporation, unaccountable and not always the good guys. Sure they rescue people and solve problems but with the powers they have and a lot of free time, what would really be going on?

With no real oversight by the law, top lawyers and a hit company PR team behind them to deal with any scandal, as long as they don’t become a problem for ENFCorp, they are untouchable and they use it. Superheroes have all kinds of abilities, superspeed, super intelligence, flight, strength, invisibility, illusions, laser eyes. With those gifts, the supes are known to use that for some ENF pranking against the public and even against each other in a competitive bid to one up each other in the corporate ranks. Who could forget how the promoted Starlight (Erin Moriarty) was given a very revealing (including that she pads) welcome by her new team the Seven?

The show is not above a celeb cameo. It is one thing for a speedster to strip many a lady but sometimes supes might turn their attention to a celeb. Perhaps one that has not been complimentary for ENFCorp will find a speedster just happens to be racing through her red carpet moment and, in the act of carrying out their duty, "accidentality" strip her. Some going on ENFCorp’s hit news channel to spread the word became a viral hit for all the wrong reasons as unfortunate accidents occurred, something ENFCorp lawyers insist had nothing to do with super powers being abused.

Another subject for episodes and for unexpected nakedness are the leading but not powered ladies in ENFCorp who try to handle the Superheroes. The blond new mother Madelyn Stillwell (Elizabeth Shue), the cunning and experienced head of the heroes department, and the small redhead Ashley Barrett (Colbey Minifie), sharp tongued and increasingly stressed PR expert. Both have a hard callous edge and though Stillwell has some protection by her cunning and her position, they are not supes. If either push the heroes too far, a reassertion of order via exposure might occur. It has certainly not been unknown for Barrett’s cheeks to be as red as her hair as she becomes the focus of all the publicity.

Of course, not everybody welcomes and trusts the powerful Supes. Some in the law authorities like Congresswoman Neuman (Claudia Doumit) seek to hold ENFCorp and co to account while there are rumours that some underground groups are fighting the company. Since overthrow and legal routes seem impossible, such figures seek to expose figures like Stormfront (Aya Crash), getting **** for all the stripping by showing the public can expose them. However attempts to go after the Supes can see the likes of the Congresswoman as bigger targets for stripping pranks, to ridicule the squirming opponents and try to ensure all people remember are the plunging into cover, not the claims made.

Then there are those who prefer... more drastic methods. Led by the quiet "The Female" (Karen Fukuhara) her group seek to bring down ENFCorp and the unaccountable supes by any means necessary. With a skilled, even supe level, fighter in charge, they will strip, steal, seek to bring shame and exposure to shock the world against the supes. Of course , the supes might seek to humiliate the small little group, expose the underdogs for all their human vulnerabilities and to discredit their claims.