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Jay
Jay 1
Biographical Information
Ancestor: Jason
Mentor: Hera
Age: Season 1- 16
Season 2- 17
Relatives:

Mom & Dad

Abilities:

Instinct for Leadership
Sword handling

Weapons:

Xiphos
Photonic Shield
Pendant Keys

Interests:

Theresa,

Physical Description
Gender: Male
Hair color: Light Brown
Eye color: Hazel Brown
Height: 5’11
Character Information
First appearance: Chaos 101
Portrayed by: Kirby Morrow
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Characters Male Mortals Chosen Ones  Season One Season Two

Jay, "The Leader", descendant of Jason of the Argonauts. Jay is 16 years old and the first of the teenagers to be located. He is one of the main characters. His mentor is Hera.

Appearance[]

Jay is a handsome young man with a tall, slender build. He has short hair he keeps styled in a swept back style and varies in shades of brown. His clothing usually consists of a yellow shirt with purple stripes with a white tank top, blue pants with a black belt, and beige sneakers.

Personality[]

Jay is a responsible teen, a trait that intensified when he became part of the next generation of heroes and was appointed the position of leader. Being in such a position causes Jay to feel a great weight on his shoulders as he knows how serious their situation is. Any time that a plan does not work how they hoped or someone becomes hurt, he tends to take the blame and at times considers removing himself as either the leader or member of the team.

Jay is often very helpful and caring towards those around him. Due to being a new aged hero, Jay tries to learn as much as he can about their enemy, creatures, history, magic, etc. as he can so he knows how to best approach the situation.

History[]

He is of Greek heritage on his mother's side and thus grew up with the stories of classical mythology.

Bio[]

He is often calm and collected with himself and his emotions. He has an instinct for leadership but was initially unsure about his leadership role, as the others displayed obvious physical skills to signify and cement their places in the group, whereas Jay's were more subtle. His preferred weapon is a xiphos, a sword where the blade retracts into the sword handle.

If the other teenagers are confused about a certain mythological concept, he usually explains it to them. Jay takes his role as a hero extremely seriously, usually being the one who's always worrying about potential threats even when everything seems fine. His sense of responsibility and focused work ethic tends to be the foundation of the group and drives the same group mildly insane. He is addicted to working. Sailing seems to be his favorite hobby. Jay is also analyzed as the everyman, taking into account the well-being of his friends and respecting each and every one of their abilities.

Season One[]

Jay is the first of the teens to be located. His parents are under the impression that, he has been shortlisted for a space mission and is at a specialized astronaut training school.

Season Two[]

In the season finale, Theresa is pushed too far by The Gods, her psychic abilities transcend to a new level of power and take a mental toll on her, causing her powers to go out of control in the form of a phantom, which goes on to drain the powers of Ares, Athena, Cronus, Hephaestus, Hera, Persephone, Hercules, Hermes, Zeus and Poseidon. Theresa's added frustration and selfishness get the better of her, creating a creature called The Phantom from her very subconscious and deluding her into thinking that the Gods are manipulating them like puppets. Manipulated her to go after Zeus to free herself from the Gods at the cost of harming her friends.

She starts draining the powers of the gods - at first unintentionally - thinking it will free her and the others from the Prophecy, and allow her and Jay to be together.  She even managed to drain the powers of Cronus, which helped The Chosen Ones to defeat him, fulfilling the Oracle's prophecy. After draining Zeus, she declares that she and Jay are free now.

Jay is horrified by the notion that killing Theresa may be the only option, as suggested by Hera. Jay tells her that he can't kill her and tries to convince her to give up the gods' powers before they destroy her, but his efforts are in vain. The Phantom part of her attacks Jay, causing her to realize that she has gone too far. Before her power overwhelms her, she apparently dies. Jay revives her with a Love kiss, Theresa turns back to normal, and the gods regain their powers.

Relationship[]

  • Theresa: Since their first meeting, Jay appeared to have a crush on Theresa but did not say anything as he was not sure of her feelings toward him. He has great respect and admiration toward her and her many abilities. Though knowing she is capable of handling many things on her own, he does tend to be somewhat overprotective of her at certain points. By the end of the series, they officially become an item when he used his feelings for her as a way to bring her out of her overpowered state.
  • Hera: Jay is quite close to the goddess. Although he knows how powerful she is, he tends to attempt keeping her out of any fights. He often seeks her guidance and insight into many situations.

Notes[]

  • It is unknown whether Jay is his full name, if it is short for Jason, or if it is short for something else.

Trivia[]

Mythology[]

  • Like the other Olympians, Jay's name is based on his ancestor's name, Jason, but in a modern way. Jay is derived from the first syllable of Jason's name.
  • Hermes informs Jay's parents that Jay will be working with NASA, training to become an astronaut. A reference to the myth, Jason and the Argonauts
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