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Great Britain, designated Cyborg 007, is one of the nine protagonists in the CGI film trilogy Cyborg 009: Call of Justice. He is an older, middle-aged man of English origin, distinguished from his fellow cyborgs by his completely bald head. His appearance shows signs of age, including crow's feet wrinkles, prominent dark circles under his gray eyes, and laugh lines around his mouth.
In this incarnation, Great Britain wears a redesigned 00 Cyborg uniform that reflects the trilogy's more modern, militaristic aesthetic. From the waist up, he wears a bright red, high-collared armored vest resembling a Kevlar flak jacket, complete with red protectors on his wrists and shoulders. Underneath, a dark red bodysuit is visible, and he wears a thick black belt with four straps running diagonally across his upper thighs. His iconic yellow scarf, a signature element of the character across many versions, is worn through a slit in the back of his collar. His footwear consists of black, knee-high armored boots with built-in knee protectors.
While a detailed personality profile for this specific version is not extensively documented, the character of Cyborg 007 across different adaptations consistently serves as a source of levity and comic relief for the team. He is generally portrayed as jolly and goodhearted, using jokes to lighten serious situations. Although he can sometimes seem flaky, he is deeply loyal to his comrades. This version in Call of Justice is expected to share these core traits, though adapted to the trilogy's more serious and modernized tone. One of his enduring characteristics, a fondness for alcohol and a history of struggling with alcoholism, has been a recurring flaw in many of his portrayals.
The full extent of Great Britain's personal history in this specific trilogy is not detailed. However, the established narrative for the character is that he was forcibly captured and transformed into a cyborg by the criminal organization known as Black Ghost. Following his transformation, he rebelled alongside his fellow 00-Cyborgs and escaped, dedicating his life to protecting humanity from Black Ghost and other threats. His backstory often includes being a former stage actor whose career was ruined, which led him to a life of destitution and alcohol abuse before his capture. This past as an actor perfectly complements his cyborg abilities, making him a master of disguise.
The plot of Call of Justice begins after the 00-Cyborgs have been freed from their duties and have retired to peaceful lives. Great Britain is contacted by a journalist named Lucy Davenport, who is investigating a mysterious and evil group of superhumans known as Blessed. This contact sets off a chain of events that forces the 00-Cyborgs to come out of retirement and once again become active defenders against this new enemy. His motivation, therefore, is a combination of a sense of duty to protect the innocent and loyalty to his team.
The key relationships for Cyborg 007 in this film follow the long-standing dynamics of the team. He is a trusted and integral member of the 00-Cyborgs, working alongside more prominent fighters like Cyborg 009. While not extensively detailed for this specific film, his relationships are typically marked by friendly banter and a deep, abiding respect for his teammates, even if they sometimes bicker.
The central and most notable ability of Cyborg 007 is his power of shapeshifting. By pressing a switch on his belly button, he can activate a mechanism that reshapes his cellular structure, allowing him to transform into virtually anything he desires. This makes him an expert in espionage and infiltration. In the Call of Justice trilogy, his abilities are showcased as being highly versatile. One trailer shows him seamlessly blending into and even phasing through a solid brick wall. This power allows him to take on the appearance of other people, animals, inanimate objects, or simply camouflage himself against his surroundings, making him invaluable for gathering information and moving undetected. His many years of experience as a stage actor enhance this ability, as he can perfectly mimic a target's voice and mannerisms.
In this incarnation, Great Britain wears a redesigned 00 Cyborg uniform that reflects the trilogy's more modern, militaristic aesthetic. From the waist up, he wears a bright red, high-collared armored vest resembling a Kevlar flak jacket, complete with red protectors on his wrists and shoulders. Underneath, a dark red bodysuit is visible, and he wears a thick black belt with four straps running diagonally across his upper thighs. His iconic yellow scarf, a signature element of the character across many versions, is worn through a slit in the back of his collar. His footwear consists of black, knee-high armored boots with built-in knee protectors.
While a detailed personality profile for this specific version is not extensively documented, the character of Cyborg 007 across different adaptations consistently serves as a source of levity and comic relief for the team. He is generally portrayed as jolly and goodhearted, using jokes to lighten serious situations. Although he can sometimes seem flaky, he is deeply loyal to his comrades. This version in Call of Justice is expected to share these core traits, though adapted to the trilogy's more serious and modernized tone. One of his enduring characteristics, a fondness for alcohol and a history of struggling with alcoholism, has been a recurring flaw in many of his portrayals.
The full extent of Great Britain's personal history in this specific trilogy is not detailed. However, the established narrative for the character is that he was forcibly captured and transformed into a cyborg by the criminal organization known as Black Ghost. Following his transformation, he rebelled alongside his fellow 00-Cyborgs and escaped, dedicating his life to protecting humanity from Black Ghost and other threats. His backstory often includes being a former stage actor whose career was ruined, which led him to a life of destitution and alcohol abuse before his capture. This past as an actor perfectly complements his cyborg abilities, making him a master of disguise.
The plot of Call of Justice begins after the 00-Cyborgs have been freed from their duties and have retired to peaceful lives. Great Britain is contacted by a journalist named Lucy Davenport, who is investigating a mysterious and evil group of superhumans known as Blessed. This contact sets off a chain of events that forces the 00-Cyborgs to come out of retirement and once again become active defenders against this new enemy. His motivation, therefore, is a combination of a sense of duty to protect the innocent and loyalty to his team.
The key relationships for Cyborg 007 in this film follow the long-standing dynamics of the team. He is a trusted and integral member of the 00-Cyborgs, working alongside more prominent fighters like Cyborg 009. While not extensively detailed for this specific film, his relationships are typically marked by friendly banter and a deep, abiding respect for his teammates, even if they sometimes bicker.
The central and most notable ability of Cyborg 007 is his power of shapeshifting. By pressing a switch on his belly button, he can activate a mechanism that reshapes his cellular structure, allowing him to transform into virtually anything he desires. This makes him an expert in espionage and infiltration. In the Call of Justice trilogy, his abilities are showcased as being highly versatile. One trailer shows him seamlessly blending into and even phasing through a solid brick wall. This power allows him to take on the appearance of other people, animals, inanimate objects, or simply camouflage himself against his surroundings, making him invaluable for gathering information and moving undetected. His many years of experience as a stage actor enhance this ability, as he can perfectly mimic a target's voice and mannerisms.