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Great Britain, known as Cyborg 007, began as a celebrated English stage actor whose career collapsed due to personal failings. After attaining fame, he deserted his girlfriend Sophie to focus on acting, later enduring profound regret when scandal destroyed his reputation. This downfall plunged him into alcoholism; during a drunken stupor, Black Ghost agents enticed him with liquor, captured him, and forcibly transformed him into a cyborg. His designation "007" honors James Bond, mirroring his English roots and espionage function.
Personality-wise, Great Britain projects a jovial, comedic facade, deploying humor to diffuse tension—a mask for his own regrets and sorrow, driven by a desire to shield teammates from similar despair. Though occasionally unreliable, he displays fierce loyalty and protective instincts toward comrades. He maintains a contentious yet deeply respectful dynamic with Chang Changku (Cyborg 006), constantly bickering but depending on him in crises. His chivalry surfaces in his affection for Cyborg 0012, whom he saved at great personal risk despite her Black Ghost allegiance. Philosophical inclinations lead him to quote Shakespeare and other literary works, echoing his theatrical past.
His core ability is cellular restructuring, triggered by pressing a mechanism in his navel. This allows shapeshifting into any object, person, or animal for infiltration, espionage, or camouflage. He extends limbs to bind foes or reach distant items, alters size to become minuscule or colossal, and mimics materials like stone or metal by restructuring his atomic composition. His acting skills aid in imitating voices and mannerisms, though imperfectly, sometimes causing mishaps. During "Conclusion: GOD'S WAR," his powers upgraded to astral projection, enabling spirit possession of other beings.
Throughout various arcs, his alcoholism resurfaces—relapsing in "London Fogs" and "Conclusion: GOD'S WAR"—signifying an unending struggle despite intermittent control. In "Cyborg 009 vs. Devilman," he drank while gathering intel at a Tokyo nightclub, underscoring his vulnerability. By "Legend of the Super Galaxy," he had revived his acting career as a comedian before rejoining the team against the cosmic threat Zoa. His roles typically involved elastic combat, backup support, and morale boosting, though he faced psychological setbacks like succumbing to illusions mid-mission.
His background includes unresolved guilt over abandoning Sophie, resurfacing decades later when meeting her daughter Rosa. Rosa granted him atonement by casting him in "Mists of London"—the play he and Sophie had planned—offering partial closure for his past failures.
Personality-wise, Great Britain projects a jovial, comedic facade, deploying humor to diffuse tension—a mask for his own regrets and sorrow, driven by a desire to shield teammates from similar despair. Though occasionally unreliable, he displays fierce loyalty and protective instincts toward comrades. He maintains a contentious yet deeply respectful dynamic with Chang Changku (Cyborg 006), constantly bickering but depending on him in crises. His chivalry surfaces in his affection for Cyborg 0012, whom he saved at great personal risk despite her Black Ghost allegiance. Philosophical inclinations lead him to quote Shakespeare and other literary works, echoing his theatrical past.
His core ability is cellular restructuring, triggered by pressing a mechanism in his navel. This allows shapeshifting into any object, person, or animal for infiltration, espionage, or camouflage. He extends limbs to bind foes or reach distant items, alters size to become minuscule or colossal, and mimics materials like stone or metal by restructuring his atomic composition. His acting skills aid in imitating voices and mannerisms, though imperfectly, sometimes causing mishaps. During "Conclusion: GOD'S WAR," his powers upgraded to astral projection, enabling spirit possession of other beings.
Throughout various arcs, his alcoholism resurfaces—relapsing in "London Fogs" and "Conclusion: GOD'S WAR"—signifying an unending struggle despite intermittent control. In "Cyborg 009 vs. Devilman," he drank while gathering intel at a Tokyo nightclub, underscoring his vulnerability. By "Legend of the Super Galaxy," he had revived his acting career as a comedian before rejoining the team against the cosmic threat Zoa. His roles typically involved elastic combat, backup support, and morale boosting, though he faced psychological setbacks like succumbing to illusions mid-mission.
His background includes unresolved guilt over abandoning Sophie, resurfacing decades later when meeting her daughter Rosa. Rosa granted him atonement by casting him in "Mists of London"—the play he and Sophie had planned—offering partial closure for his past failures.