Bourne

Jason Carlos Bourne
Characteristics
Japanese name	ジェイソン・カルロス・ボーン
Romanization	Jeison Karurosu Bōn
Surgery type	Mollusk
Surgery base	Chrysomallon squamiferum
Status	Deceased
Gender	Male
Origin	U.S.A
Affiliations	Annex I
Manga Debut	Chapter 6
Anime Debut	Episode 2
Seiyuu	Kenta Miyake

Jason Carlos Bourne (ジェイソン・カルロス・ボーン) was a American stationed in Komachi Shokichi's Nippon-America Alliance Squad 1.

Appearance

Bourne is a large, muscular man with thick eyebrows, a large nose, a cleft chin, and a bony face. He has yellow eyes and blond hair.

History

Annex I Arc (2619 A.D.)

During the journey to Mars, Bourne got into a fight with Jet, who provoked him with taunts of the circumstances surrounding Bourne's surgery. Bourne, infuriated as Jet brought up Bourne's deceased brother who perished during the M.O surgery, throws a punch that Ivan gets in the way off in an attempt to diffuse the quarrel before it went into a brawl. With the situation cleared up, Bourne left the scene.

Later, during the roaches' emergence and surprise attack on the Annex I with one of them attacking the assembly area, Bourne took action with a riot control automatic rifle, knowing its inefficiency against the martian cockroaches but opened fire in a attempt to defend the others from the insectoid's onslaught.

His barrage of bullets proves ineffective against the roach due to the latter's physiology and as the roach walks right into the barrel of his gun, it clamps its hands around Bourne's head and rips it off in a display of the insect's strength. Due to Bourne's spine still being attached to his skull, he's last seen used as a sword in the roach's hands, claiming more lives of his fellow crew-mates in the process.

Powers and Abilities

Bourne's transformed state

After receiving his M.O. Operation, Bourne gained the powers and abilities of the scaly-foot gastropod (Crysomallon squamifferum). It's revealed in an official illustration of deceased characters being in their transformed state, that while transformed, Bourne grew a shell similar to the one of his Surgery base. This shell was probably extremely strong due to the scaly-foot gastropods being the only animals to incorporate metal (iron sulfides) into their bodies as armor. Bourne would have been strong at least defensively.

Trivia

• Jason Bourne shares the name of a fictional character in Robert Ludlum's Bourne series of novels. Whether this is a coincidence or a reference is unknown.