Identity: Public · Race: Human · Affiliation: The Seven
Groundhawk, also known as Ethan Hawk, is a formidable aerial hero within The Seven. Renowned for his supersonic flight and tactical acumen, he dominates the skies with unmatched speed and precision. A key member of The Seven, Groundhawk balances his heroic duties with a personal sense of justice, making him both admired and feared.
Groundhawk is highly disciplined, strategic, and focused on mission success. Despite his public image as a confident hero, he struggles with self-doubt and the pressure of living up to The Seven's expectations. He exhibits strong loyalty to his team but is wary of betrayal, making him cautious in forming deep personal connections.
Fans praise Groundhawk for his exhilarating aerial combat and tactical brilliance. He is often highlighted as one of the most reliable and competent members of The Seven, admired for both his heroism and complexity. Critics note that his reserved personality adds depth, making him more relatable than other over-the-top heroes.
"Eyes on the sky."
"No ground too far."
"Flight is freedom."
"Strategy wins wars before the battle begins."
Skydiving, Chess, Birdwatching
Born in Chicago, Ethan showed an early aptitude for flight training and strategic thinking.
Recruitment by Vought led him to become Groundhawk, gaining public fame and superhuman abilities.
Played a key role in defending New York from a Vought-engineered threat, demonstrating his aerial supremacy.
Developed fear of losing control in combat, driving perfectionism.
Manifestation: Anxiety and panic attacks.
Dialect: Standard American English
Catchphrases: Eyes on the sky, No ground too far
Speech Patterns: Concise, tactical-oriented language
Homelander, with whom he shares a professional bond.
Secretly attracted to a fellow hero, though never publicly disclosed.
Black Noir, due to ideological and tactical conflicts.
Images represent character appearances.
Supersonic flight and enhanced aerial combat skills.
Yes, he is one of the key members.
Homelander and Queen Maeve.
He struggles with claustrophobia and perfectionist tendencies.
Ethan Hawk.
Aerial supremacy, strategic support, and tactical offense.