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In the 2016 CGI film series Cyborg 009: Call of Justice, the character known as Cyborg 007 or Great Britain is a key member of the team of cybernetic warriors. His true name is never revealed, and he hails from the United Kingdom. In this particular iteration of the long-running franchise, Great Britain is depicted as a middle-aged man, noticeably older than many of his comrades. He is completely bald and has distinct signs of aging on his face, such as laugh lines, crow's feet, and dark circles under his gray eyes. His cyborg uniform is a redesigned, militaristic outfit consisting of a bright red armored vest over a dark red bodysuit, complete with black boots and his characteristic yellow scarf.
The events of Call of Justice take place long after the cyborgs have defeated their original creators, the Black Ghost organization. Having retired from active duty, Great Britain and the other 00 cyborgs are living quiet, peaceful lives when a journalist named Lucy Davenport seeks them out. She brings news of a new, ancient threat known as the Blessed, forcing the team to come out of retirement to confront this danger. Like many previous versions of the character, Great Britain in Call of Justice is defined by his extraordinary shapeshifting ability. By activating a mechanism typically located on his belly button, he can alter his cellular structure to transform into any person, animal, or inanimate object. This makes him the team's master of infiltration and espionage. In this film series, the power is also shown to allow him to blend into and phase through solid surfaces, such as a brick wall.
Information about his specific personality and backstory within the Call of Justice narrative is not heavily detailed, though the series focuses more on the team's current mission against the Blessed than their individual pasts. The general portrayal of the cyborgs in this series aligns with their traditional characterizations but with a notably more serious and less lighthearted tone than some earlier adaptations. As such, the comedic and jester-like qualities often associated with the character in other versions are subdued in Call of Justice. His primary role is as a shapeshifter, using his unique powers to aid his team in gathering intelligence and surprising their superhuman enemies. His key relationships remain with his fellow 00 Cyborgs, including Joe Shimamura (009), Françoise Arnoul (003), and the rest of the team, as they work together once again to protect humanity.
The events of Call of Justice take place long after the cyborgs have defeated their original creators, the Black Ghost organization. Having retired from active duty, Great Britain and the other 00 cyborgs are living quiet, peaceful lives when a journalist named Lucy Davenport seeks them out. She brings news of a new, ancient threat known as the Blessed, forcing the team to come out of retirement to confront this danger. Like many previous versions of the character, Great Britain in Call of Justice is defined by his extraordinary shapeshifting ability. By activating a mechanism typically located on his belly button, he can alter his cellular structure to transform into any person, animal, or inanimate object. This makes him the team's master of infiltration and espionage. In this film series, the power is also shown to allow him to blend into and phase through solid surfaces, such as a brick wall.
Information about his specific personality and backstory within the Call of Justice narrative is not heavily detailed, though the series focuses more on the team's current mission against the Blessed than their individual pasts. The general portrayal of the cyborgs in this series aligns with their traditional characterizations but with a notably more serious and less lighthearted tone than some earlier adaptations. As such, the comedic and jester-like qualities often associated with the character in other versions are subdued in Call of Justice. His primary role is as a shapeshifter, using his unique powers to aid his team in gathering intelligence and surprising their superhuman enemies. His key relationships remain with his fellow 00 Cyborgs, including Joe Shimamura (009), Françoise Arnoul (003), and the rest of the team, as they work together once again to protect humanity.