Identity: Public · Race: Human · Affiliation: The Seven
Jock, real name Jason Thompson, is a muscular and charismatic member of The Seven. Known for his fraternity-like behavior and athletic prowess, he is often the center of attention both on and off the battlefield. While not the most intelligent member, his physical abilities make him a formidable opponent and a reliable ally in group confrontations. He enjoys the spotlight and thrives in environments that reward popularity and strength.
Jock exhibits traits of confidence, competitiveness, and a strong desire for social dominance. He often seeks validation through physical feats and peer recognition. Despite his bravado, he can be loyal to allies and shows a sense of camaraderie with his team. Jock occasionally demonstrates recklessness due to overconfidence and a lack of strategic foresight.
Fans view Jock as a classic representation of the archetypal strongman: physically impressive and socially dominant but lacking subtlety or intelligence. His role in The Seven is often seen as comic relief and a contrast to more serious characters. While admired for his loyalty and strength, he is criticized for superficiality and reckless behavior.
"No pain, no gain!"
"Bro, we got this!"
"Strength is everything."
"Let's crush it out there!"
Weightlifting, Fraternity Parties, Football, Social Media
Excelled in sports and gained popularity early.
Recruited for his strength and social skills.
Embraced leadership and camaraderie among peers.
Developed a need to prove himself physically
Manifestation: Overexertion or aggression
Dialect: Standard American English
Catchphrases: Bro!, No pain, no gain!
Speech Patterns: Casual, colloquial, often uses slang
A-Train, bonded over competition and training.
Casual relationships, enjoys the attention of admirers.
Homelander, who sets standards for power and presence.
Images represent character appearances.
Jason Thompson.
The Seven.
Yes, superhuman strength, speed, and durability.
Homelander, Queen Maeve, and A-Train.
Partially, his antics often add humor.
Overconfidence and lack of tactical thinking.