Jason Voorhees

Jason Voorhees is a fictional character from the Friday the 13th films. He is the killer in all of the films, except for in the original Friday the 13th and '. With his trademark hockey mask, his machete, and leitmotif of an echoed "Ch-ch-ch, ha-ha-ha" in the soundtrack, Jason is easily among the most recognizable horror villains.

What the future may hold

While much of the details leading up to his capture are unknown, by 2010 Jason will be held in the Crystal Lake Research Facility. They fail to actually execute the killer in conviction for hundreds of murders due to his unique regenerative ability, and the government operates on him, probably trying to find the source of his invulnerability. Eventually, the researchers decree that Jason be held in cryogenic suspension. Jason manages to escape and murders several guards before he is frozen by the project manager, Rowen (who is accidently frozen, too). The Facility is wisely left undisturbed as Earth itself eventually becomes uninhabitable. By 2455, a ship full of students find Rowen and Jason's still-frozen bodies and take them back to their ship. Rowen is thawed and healed, with the aid of nanotechnology, and warns them of Jason's nature. These warnings are dismissed. While being thawed and studied, Jason thaws and begins wreaking destruction until an android stops him, destroying huge chunks of his body. But because his remains are lying on a bed used to help regenerate tissue, the nanotechnology repairs the gaps in Jason (including the hockey mask), even adding the metal from the machete stabbed into his body as part of the tissue. Once the process is complete, his build is not only bigger, but he himself is virtually indestructable. Jason is even powerful enough to withstand gunfire and being in the center of a massive explosion with no visible damage done. It's unknown exactly if he survived entry into the atmosphere of Earth 2. If he has, his last known whereabouts are believed to be in the bottom of one of its lakes.

Related Topics:
2010 - Regenerative - Cryogenic - 2455 - Nanotechnology - Android

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