Identity: Public · Race: Human · Affiliation: The Seven
Bombsight, born Brent Morrison, is a tactical member of The Seven known for his unmatched precision in aerial bombardments. Highly intelligent and strategic, he can analyze battlefields in real-time and deliver explosives with deadly accuracy. Despite not having superhuman strength, his skills make him a formidable threat in coordinated attacks. He remains loyal to The Seven, though his reliance on technology highlights his human limitations.
Bombsight is calculated, meticulous, and highly analytical. He values precision over brute force and often keeps a level-headed demeanor even in high-pressure situations. However, his obsession with perfection can make him inflexible and sometimes dismissive of creative strategies from allies. While loyal to his team, he is highly competitive and takes pride in his technical mastery.
Fans recognize Bombsight as a tactical powerhouse within The Seven, praising his precision and intelligence. While not the flashiest hero, his role in coordinated attacks is crucial, and audiences admire his dedication and technical skills. Critics note his reliance on equipment as both a strength and a potential vulnerability, making him a fascinating but occasionally underappreciated character.
"Bullseye!"
"Precision wins wars."
"Every second counts."
"Trust your eyes, not your luck."
Aerial photography, Strategic games
Brent grew up fascinated by aviation and precision engineering.
Recruitment into The Seven after a successful display of tactical bombing skills.
Key role in operations against Vought adversaries.
Developed fear of uncontrolled flight, leading to obsession with precision.
Manifestation: Panic and hesitation in deployment
Dialect: Standard American English
Catchphrases: Bullseye!
Speech Patterns: Precise, technical jargon-heavy
Homelander in tactical operations.
Other members of The Seven vying for strategic superiority.
Limited contact with his parents, distant relationship.
Images represent character appearances.
Brent Morrison.
No, he relies on skill and technology.
The Seven.
Reliance on his equipment and fear of uncontrolled explosions.
Guided bombs and aerial drones.
Yes, in Season 3.