- "But I see you from my little eye. And my little eye says 'hi'."
- ― Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Blofeld's eye was a fictional ocular prosthetic utilised by Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the head of the criminal organisation SPECTRE, and his proxy, Primo. It was featured prominently in the 2021 James Bond film, No Time to Die.
History[]
Having somehow survived the conflagration of his Saharan Crater Facility, Ernst Stavro Blofeld was left severely scarred on the right side of his face and blind in his right eye. Eventually he found himself detained and incarcerated in HM Prison Belmarsh, United Kingdom, during which time he appears to have had his damaged eye replaced with a sophisticated bionic prosthetic. The prosthesis was removable and, with enough force, could be dislodged from the eye socket. The device paired with a second ocular prosthetic worn by his proxy, Primo, and was capable of recording, storing and broadcasting both audio and visual data – enabling Blofeld to continue leading SPECTRE from his high-security cell.
Capabilities[]
To be written.
By future standards, it's fairly ordinary bionic prosthesis (though it's still a lot better, than anything from "our" timeline). It sees about as great as ordinary eye, can record store and broadcast audio/video data, and that's it.
Basic, since... No night vision, no thermal vision, no X-ray vision, no hyperspectral vision, no reinforcement, no rugged-ness.
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