The Boys season 5 is now confirmed to bring the show to an end, with a roster of both new and old Supes assembling for the final episodes as Homelander's power grows.
Variety now reports that actor Mason Dye has been cast in The Boys season 5 as Bombsight. Though details regarding the character haven't yet been released, Bombsight was mentioned in season 4 as a Supe who appeared in "The Curse of Fu Manchu," a 1950s Vought superhero movie. As for where audiences will have seen Dye previously, the actor recently appeared in Stranger Things season 4 as Jason Carver, a Hawkins High basketball star and ing antagonist, but he's also had roles in Flowers in the Attic (2014) and Truth or Dare (2017).
Variety also mentions in the report that Bombsight could potentially appear in the announced The Boys prequel spinoff, Vought Rising, though Prime Video would not confirm this. The spinoff is set to star Jensen Ackles' Soldier Boy and Aya Cash's Stormfront in a story that takes places in the 1950s.
Vought Rising was announced at San Diego Comic-Con this year, with Paul Grellong confirmed to serve as showrunner. Kripke will serve as an executive producer on the show.
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Dye s actor Daveed Diggs as a newcomer to The Boys' cast for season 5, though no details have yet been revealed regarding who Diggs will be playing. Very little is known about Bombsight as a character beyond the main time period in which he was active. It's also not clear yet whether Bombsight's role in season 5 will be through flashbacks or if he will be reawakened in the modern era. Bombsight's history with Vought, however, could suggest that, if he does appear in the present day storyline, he could end up serving as an antagonist.

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If Bombsight does appear during the modern storyline, it certainly wouldn't be without precedent. Soldier Boy, after all, was active during the 1950s but looks like he hasn't aged a day in the 2020s storyline. Soldier Boy's powers essentially stop him from aging, and it's possible that Bombsight has similar abilities. It's also possible, however, that Bombsight has been cryogenically frozen since the '50s, just as Soldier Boy is at the end of The Boys season 4.
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One of the most fun aspects of each new season of The Boys is the introduction of new Supes. These new Supes often have truly unique powers, weaknesses, and vices, such as Sister Sage (Susan Heyward), who can essentially only turn her genius brain off by giving herself a lobotomy. In addition to featuring what sounds like an explosive superpower, Bombsight is likely to be similarly complex in of his personality traits and worldview.
Dye was memorable in Stranger Things as Jason, a character that became easy to hate as new episodes of season 4 were released. If Bombsight ends up being a villainous character, Dye certainly has a proven ability to be menacing. With both the Dye and Diggs' castings having been announced recently, it's possible that more casting announcements regarding The Boys season 5 are on the way.
Source: Variety

The Boys
- Release Date
- July 25, 2019
- Showrunner
- Eric Kripke
- Directors
- Jack Quaid, Eric Kripke
Cast
- Billy Butcher
- Hugh Hughie Campbell
The Boys is a gritty and subversive take on the superhero genre, focusing on a group of vigilantes who confront powerful superheroes abusing their abilities, exploring themes of corruption and moral ambiguity in a world where heroes are not always what they seem.
- Writers
- Eric Kripke
- Franchise(s)
- The Boys
- Seasons
- 4
- Streaming Service(s)
- Amazon Prime Video
- Main Genre
- Action
- Creator(s)
- Eric Kripke
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