Jason Voorhees

Youth and Death
First death

11 year old Jason Voorhees drowns at Camp Crystal Lake as the councilors responsible for his safety make love.

Return
First resurrection

Introduce Pamela into the plot earlier in the story

Alice wasn’t hallucinating. At least partially, anyways. As she drifted to sleep in the wee hours, adrift on the canoe, she saw something.. A boy. The boy didn’t see her though. He seized alive, crawling out of his deep lake coma and shambling onto the land. There, he found his mother. Dead. Decapitated. He collected her. He carried his deceased mother out from the shore to the boat house. He took her sweater and her winter pants. He wore them to prevent from freezing in the night. He took her head as well. He would have his mother back. And then he heard sirens. He fled to the woods. He watched from the timbers, scared and angered. He saw Alice saved from the lake by the police. She. She had killed his mother. She would pay.

17 October: Having found his mother decapitated at the hands of Alice Hardy, an adult and very much alive Jason Voorhees tracks Alice down from Crystal Lake to Cape May and kills her.

“...after returning to Crystal Lake attempted to kill Chris Higgins but could not go through with it. In that time he killed a few other scattered hikers and wanderers. Two years later, when Packanack was re-facilitated, he would begin his first massacre.”

Crystal Lake Massacres
Second death, second resurrection, third death

2002

Now years after the infamous Crystal Lake killing spree (6CL slaughter, 2-4CL massacre, 7CL murders...) the Christy family have decided to re-open Camp Crystal Lake, and start training a new crop of councilors at the neighboring Packanack house. An adult Jason Voorhees, who had revived and lived in the woods by Packanack, struck and killed all but Ginny Field, who used her child psychology background to fight him off and escape. Two days later, he would attack a previous would-be victim, Chris Higgins, and her friends at Higgins Haven, gaining his iconic hockey mask in the process, and slaying all but Chris in the process, who escaped by killing Jason with an axe to the head. The next night, Jason was taken to the Essex County morgue and came back to life, killed at least two staff members, and journeyed back to the lake. There, he encountered a house of partying teenagers, and in the neighboring house, the boy who would be his greatest enemy. After being defended by his sister, Trish, Tommy Jarvis killed Jason Voorhees by striking his head with his own machete, and ensuring his death by hacking him. Tommy and Trish both survived, but he would spend much of the rest of his life in psychological care as a result.

Make Tommy feel responsible for Joey's death by refusing the candy bar. Show a session of Pam trying to help Tommy get through his trauma. Have Tommy see the same trauma he was going through for Reggie, thus motivating him to act

Part IV Jason, Savini's Jason, is the "full maturation Jason." He probably won't change much more

￼roy was one of the medics in part iv

2006 Edit

Tommy Jarvis is transferred from the Unger Institute to Pinehurst, in the hopes that being near Crystal Lake will help assuage his fears. However, by coincidence, a fellow patient kills another, sparking a series of grizzly murders by a Jason Voorhees imitator, who Tommy ultimately fells.

Return and Legacy
Third resurrection

2007

12-13 July: After escaping Unger institute, Tommy Jarvis's attempt to cremate Jason Voorhees results in his undead revival and another slaughter at Camp Crystal Lake, which Tommy ends in a deadly showdown at Crystal Lake.

In the beginning, Tommy stabs Jason with the knife from part V. From this knife, Jason will follow him. The Martin scene will no longer kill Martin, and actually carry significance with Jason encountering an old crystal lake sign. Since the film was bereft of nudity, the tacked on engaged couple kill will we be an assault on a swingers’ orgy

Show Tommy's emotion upon returning to Crystal Lake… this is where he grew up and lost his innocence. This place carries a lot for him, maybe even bringing back some of the emotions from part V.Script confirms that Tommy is in his late teens, and that the rationale behind burning Jason is that it will stop his hallucinations.

The whole place of death part needs to be expressed better. Make it an actual story point, maybe even struggling to get him to the water, tricking him even, and also empathise the horrors of CL. Six stories in it should be ghostly, a grim land painted over with glee.￼

Undead
2008

Tina Shepard, a telekinet, inadvertently unleashes Jason Voorhees in Crystal Lake, having been there since his fight with Tommy Jarvis a year prior. Jason kills her mother, and her manipulative psychiatrist Doctor Crews, as well as several teenagers in the neighboring house. Tina uses her powers to stop Jason, and save Nick, a boy from the rental house. (June 13). The following week, Tina is tracked by Jason to a mental hospital, where Tina is not only being treated, but accused of the murders, and must defend herself once again.

Yajuta fight
Jason surprised when Predator bleeds green

This story ends the classic costume for Jason (part VII vol 2 has an alternate, non canon ending and alternate sequence which destroy his costume and get him a new one, and but him in the lake again, irrespectively) In the fight, with the Predator, from all the slashing and crashing, the costume becomes so sliced up that it's in pieces and he has to find new clothing, the jumpsuit from Jason Goes to Hell

Jason's defeat of a Yajuta single handed causes a couple of Predators to even adorn their helmets in his markings, and he will be remembered those centuries later when he brawls with them as X

Never Hike Alone
Since the events of Part VII Volume 2, Jason had returned to Crystal Lake to protect it. With no one returning to the grounds in the wake of his vast rampages, Jason is left ultimately dormant in the grounds (character study vs Michael)

Hunted by Batman
After near-deadly encounters with Jed "Leatherface" Sawyer and Michael Myers, Batman teams up with Mystery inc. to track down to other boogey men, Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger. Freddy unites the four slashers and it takes a dream world war to bring them to justice.

Batman had been working the Crystal Lake case since his initial face off with Leatherface. Rather than trying to buy out and condemn the land, he has to trap Jason. Because someone will always sneak onto the property, because Jason will always kill. In studying Jason's pathology, Batman forms his plan. He can't simply attack him. He's a strong foe. He'll see it coming. He'll hide. The camp is about to be reopened. The perfect opportunity. A sting. He plans to set the camp up with teens preparing the campsite. He of course can't trust any old teens, nor is he secure in his command over the youth super heroes. So he turns to Mystery Inc.. They were changed by their encounters with Leatherface and The Shape, sure, but the reality that is important to remember is that they are the same people and they must learn to smile again. He brings them to the Batcave and they're on board for the operation. It is at this point that Velma deduces Batman's secret identity, based on the rock formations and types in the cave and the system of caves in Gotham. “I'm a regular Nancy Drew.” She wryly remarks.

Have to be alone in each cabin Daphne shines, chases after shaggy from blinder leading to Burton woods confrontation Fred with the idea that he's just not that brave

Batman lies in wait in the aqua Batmobile in Crystal Lake as the rest of the group, split into two member units, hide in cabins across the camp. Shaggy and Scooby in one, Fred and Daphne in theirs, Velma and Batgirl in another, and Dick and Ace in a fourth. If Batman were to be in camp Jason would sense him. He'd feel it and he might not come. The teens are split up for the same reason. His typical method is to kill them one by one. He's pure force yet employs stealth. He can be defeated by a group. So, the plan is to lure Jason out to attack one of them so the rest can ambush him. Daphne and Fred confront the fact

Shaggy shoulder wound BATtering ram

Freddy sends Jason to get Leatherface and goes after Michael himself. Jason succeeds in capturing Leatherface, but Freddy has difficulty with Michael as he does not dream and he is a more formidable fighter in the real world. So with Leatherface captured Freddy sends Jason to deal with Michael. Leatherface begins to resist so he and Freddy fight as Jason and Michael fight. Jason brings Michael in and what ends up happening is it Freddy and Jason have to fight the other two before in descends into a battle royale… Jason is a wild animal and thinking you can wrangle him long is an illusion. But eventually, there's an odd moment of real recognize real, with Freddy taking a mega form and screaming “Enough!”

Jason and Batman are both orphans avenging their parents

Taking Gotham
King Kong The gurney is heaved through Arkham Asylum. It’s not an easy task; the contents are at the least three hundred pounds and require two strapped men on each side. Batman follows with Gordon and Arkham. He explains that it’s the Crystal Lake Killer, Jason Voorhees, and he has an immortality rivaling that of Solomon Grundy and is potentially a higher risk that even the Joker. Slasher fan from H:R? Jason’s mask and clothing are removed, and he is outfitted in a jumpsuit and given a matching orange facemask to prevent him from potentially biting anyone. He also has the most hideous face imaginable, so there’s that. He’s shackled around the waist and ankles, and doused with knock-out gas, guided to his cell at the end of the block. Joker turns around in his cell to watch. Batman gave specific instructions to never let him out, but after he is observed not to be harmful, in his unmoving nature, he ends up in the common room at one point. There, the Joker confronts him. He eggs him on, walking around him casually, and like Zeus Jason breaks free from his shackles. Shit’s going down and the rest of the inmates brace for a fight. Two-Face flips his coin and throws a mean jab into Jason as Joker pounces on his back, as the mad clown screams, “All together, now, boys!” Scarecrow descends from a rafter and spiders around the room. Patient X, normal as still as a cigar store indian, sets up to Jason. Though his strikes are random, they look to have the air of careful discipline to them. They duke it out a bit before Jason kicks him across the room. A hurried guard pulls the red alert. Croc lumbers to Jason and gives him a mighty bitch smack, causing him to bleed. He jabs Jason in the gut then knees him in the face, cracking the mask and causing a section to fall off the top and expose his right eye, still reforming. Jason head butts him, sending him back, lifts Joker by the arm, smacks him broad across Croc, rips a pipe off the wall, and stabs through Croc, making him bleed.

Jason grabs Croc and runs toward the door, using Croc to break through. The guards blockade the hallway with their riot shields and guns, desperately hoping to contain him as he lurches to them. They shoot but the bullets do little to stop him. He easily plows through them. Those who don’t die, stand up, regroup and try to shoot him as he walks away. But they hear a cackling in the hallway They turn around. Croc is gone, but Joker stands in the hallway. He says a one-liner ducks down, and Scarecrow throws a gas bomb. The guards’ attention is now turned to the regular inmates as Jason walks down the hallway. He walks past the front desk, where his mask is displayed, takes off the mask he’s wearing, stabs the guard with it, and puts his true mask on. Jason walks out of the Asylum and into the bay as guards shoot at him. He swims at incredible speed, bobbing and heaving. The guards recognize the futility of their shooting and stop to alert the Commissioner.

When Jason reaches the dump shore, he encounters a large homeless man in a ragged jacket, heavy shirt and pants. He of course kills the man and takes his clothing.

Like a wolverine on the hunt, he picks up on the scent of the being that is Bruce Wayne/Batman… and tracks his path straight to Wayne Tower. Just as Jason makes his way into the building and up the elevator, Bruce, on a rare night actually in his office, sees the batsignal out the window for Jason to reach his penthouse office. They skirmish and Bruce kicks Jason out the window. Knowing it won’t defeat his opponent, he dons the batsuit and glidekicks off the top off the tower. Jason interrupts his kick with a swing and knocks Bruce down. Batman gets back up and they fight before the batmobile arrives via remote to knock Jason out of the street, Batman hops in, and showers him with rubber bullets. Jason is almost completely unfazed, having only grown in power since the firefight with Sheriff Garris. The Batmobile hits him at one hundo an hour and he clings onto the hood like a wall decal. He proceeds try to stab the hood with a machete (How did he acquire said machet?) before Batman deploys countermeasures that send him back to the nose of the car. Batman initiates the battering ram in an attempt to force him off the car. They drive over an open manhole and Jason falls into it as the Batmobile hits him head on. Batman drives past it, turns around, launches himself out and dive bombs into the manhole. Jason attempts to decapitate him, but Batman ducks and punches him in the shin. It doesn’t do much. Batman grabs a pipe off the sewer wall and swings it at Jason’s gut, stumbling him, and then cracks him over the head. Jason raises his machete and Batman counters it with the pipe. They have a bit of a sword fight, Jason pressing Batman backward as Batman’s skill and training allow him to land some blunt hits and Jason’s pure strength allow him damage Batman’s armor. They reach a grand opening and Batman flips Jason over him into the pool. Batman glides to a platform. Jason stands in the pool, resisting the current opening into another drain. Batman fakes him out with a glide kick and shoots him with explosive gel, landing on his chest and briefly hurting him. Batman stands in the shitpool and they duke it out similarly to the “operating table” sequence in TDKR. They trade blows and swings, Batman’s strategy chiefly relying on not getting hit and landing power strikes at pressure points. Eventually, Jason gets Batman by the neck in both hands, finds he can’t crush his windpipe, attempts to drown him. Before Jason can get his head in the shit water, Batman hits him in the neck with that explosive gel. Jason goes flying, and while he’s stumbling Batman takes advantage and beats him into a wall, which happens to actually be a chained fence to an abandoned subway tunnel. Batman wraps the chain around Jason’s neck. Batman backs up just out of Jason’s reach as Jason struggles to grab him. “I need to find some way to end him… how?” Batman thinks. Batman grabs a pole, shoots his line launcher and prepares to launch into Jason. But Jason grabs the gates and snaps them off of the rusty hinges causing Batman to drop the pole. They both fall over he median into the darkened tunnel. Feeling the tracks below his feet, Batman calibrates

Sewer confrontation, also escaped Croc out for revenge for making him bleed Subway Art museum Skyscraper-- Rennie distraction Boxing match Batman and Jason, in homage to the eighties radioactive waste angle, fight in Ace Chemicals in the finale, and Batman kicks the the 363 pound beast into a cat and he sinks down. Batman holds Jason's mask, musing that he is not a man but a brute force of evil with no soul (even the Joker has a soul) and that he will inevitably return and he must find a permanent solution. With that, he throws Jason’s mask in and leaves. The mask bubbles, but barely burns, and in a stinger, J reaches to grab it.

Sins of the Father
Batfamily and Mystery Inc team up with Jarvis and Co. And Elias to send Jason to Hell

When Elias explains his reluctance at being beyond having to kill his son as being that Jason was the product of Pamela's rape, it's revealed that Mu dagger is not about blood, it's about love. Elias is able to kill Jason and he does, and eventually kills himself. He loved Jason and he raised him as his own for as long as he could but he just couldn't see it to raise him with his illnesses and deformities as his mother became more and more unhinged and unstable (Arlette.) This of course serves as a very important parallel to Batman and the Bat-family as that dynamic (and Tommy's band of misfits) makes Elias realize that he can kill Jason. There's ambiguity for Elias as to if killing him will force/allow him to confront Jason in hell. Jason in Hell reveals that Elias would not end up in Hell. But Pamela is.

Begins with Batman and Tommy's crew (now including Trish) loading Jason into a Bat vehicle immediately after the events of Part VII Vol 3.

How do Steven Freeman, Jessica Kimble, and Creighton Duke fit in?

I like the manor, but it makes no sense for the character. At all.

In Hell
Jason Voorhees has gone to Hell, but he's not alone. For so many years Pamela Voorhees had been waiting for her son to return to her. Now reunited in the eternal inferno, Jason and Pamela are about to go on a rampage killing demons… the way only a mother and son could. Featuring historical figures like Hitler and Stalin. Within the DCSU, Freddy is obviously not applicable here. In the movie universe, Freddy's time in hell is as a mortal while the dream demons acquiesce. Until then, I'm not sure how Jason came back from Hell.

The story we were promised!!

Pamela sits like a siren, being raped by demons as she watches her boy drown in lava a thousand times. Jason emerges, slaughtering demons left and right. Seeing him, the demons raping Pamela flee. She stands up, stunned. “My beautiful boy! What have they done to you?” She exclaims, sensing who he is, even beneath the mask. Jason drops his machete and they embrace. She tries to take his mask off, but a wall of fire emerges preventing it. “You shouldn’t be here, my boy. You’re too beautiful. I shouldn’t be here. I was just trying to protect you.” Satan appears. “Jason Voorhees. You have been brought to me for eternal punishment and damnation. And still you resist? I will give you a beggar’s chance. For my amusement, But my legions will break you.” Jaso grabs his machete out of the ground and with it, he transforms into Savini Jason, and a bowie knife appears in Pamela’s hand as she Savinifies.

Eventually, big J beats Satan, rips his black heart out, and shoves it down his throat and claims his pitchfork, only for Satan to reappear and tell him it was a fun game. But just then, Jason is pulled into the human world by the dumb kids in to Hell and Back, once more separated from his beloved mother.

The voice of the devil is all of the inflections of Tony Todd and all of those of Robert Englund rolled into one.

Born Again
Adaptation of David B. Stewart III’s 1995 fan film. In the original film, understandably, not much happens. There are two Crystal Lake rangers who remark that not much happens in the town, and that Jason has been dead for some time, about fifteen years. This is of course to give logic to the revelation that Brenda is the daughter of Stephen and Jessica from the bemoaned Part IX. Further, one of the deputies is the son of a deputy Jason killed, presumably in Part VI. Brenda and her friends, Duke, Joe, Bob, and Kelly are out at a family house ordering a pizza etc. Mike, older brother to Joe, arrives from Coming from the idea for a short story with a poignant reflection that was in the liner notes of part VII Vol 3, the kids go out into the woods to tell scary stories around a campfire with the legend of Jason all but forgotten. The kids sit around a campfire, telling their stories about three victims who almost survived Jason… but he still got them. Alice made it out for five months, but he got her. The authorities couldn't find Paul as he was stranded in the woods, and just as he almost reached them Jason got him. Ali’s heart miraculously restarted, just for Jason to get him in the hospital. After word, one of the teens tries to scare the others by being dressed as Jason. In fear, one throws a rock and kills him. They all panic, then the real Jason shows up.

Freddy's alliance
Needing to form his squadron, Freddy invades two dreams. Knowing of Jason from the previous story in which he seeks out Tommy in the dreamscape, he lures Jason as his mother to travel West, through rivers and forests. He also hacks the dreams of the warden of Smith's Grove Sanatorium. He gives him a dream that Michael will escape, and prompts him to send Michael to Arkham Asylum.

Michael sits in blackness in his subconscious, in his full masked attire, for that's who he truly is. Freddy shambles toward him in the distance. “Michael,” he tells him. “We've got some good work to do.” Michael slowly raises his head to Freddy and stands. Michael makes a knife apparate in his hand. Freddy waves into the distance, with the other hand on Michael's shoulder. Judith's head stone appears. Michael walks toward it.

Michael inevitably escapes and the two slashers cross paths in a small Maryland town. Each wreck carnage before sensing each other's presence. The two stand looking eye to eye. “Is he like me?” each thinks. Michael stabs toward Jason first. For Jason is dumb angry boy, and Michael is an emotionless being driven to kill. He's smart and evil. That's all he is. Even if Jason is just like him it doesn't matter. It's something else to kill. So the two fight to near death until Freddy enters their subconsciouses and goes through The Doors.

In the fight, Michael and Jason Duke it out, but Michael's agility and lack of hesitation overcome Jason's strength, and he manages to stab him in the head, killing him. Freddy arrives and loads them up. Jason reanimates. (Show of strength crushes hand)

When we last left Leatherface he has been caring for his family. Freddy jumps through Leatherface's dream to the Sawyer house. There he quickly dispatches of W.E. and interacts with Drayton, musing their similar lethal ways and depravities; Freddy is disgusted by the notion of eating people, and Drayton remarks that there's no good point in killing kids, though their meat is tender; as Drayton holds Leather at bay for killing W.E., and muses that Freddy is probably going to have to kill him, and then Freddy does. A squealing Leatherface attacks Freddy, who, though still dangerous and limber, is fairly vulnerable in the waking world, and thus has to break Leather like a dog to get his submission. He ends his rage by jamming the chainsaw with his claws, and grabs his mallet from him and knocks him out. In dream world we get a look into Leather’s mania, and Freddy terrorizes him a little, because, after all, he is a monster, and then gains his compliance, telling him, “I'm your daddy now.” Since Freddy can't yet pull Leather through the dream world, they have to steal a truck to get to the others. The dialogue between Drayton and Freddy works so well because they are both morbid psychopaths with whom we can identify because they are charming and funny and as such we forget their depravity.

It really should be a Dead Alive kind of thing. The fact that Freddy can be malleable to destruction and now has someone who will really destroy him is quite promising. “Nyah time to get Michael!” [Missing panels of Freddy warping through Ditko/Gaiman inspired dreamworld, pending readings] Michael's dreams are blank. Freddy's alone in the dark until he finds Michael sitting. He tries to hurt him or convince him but he takes no damage. Freddy tries to remove his mask, but the Shatner is his face in his dreams. Unlike Jason, who wears the mask in his dreams but becomes vulnerable when it's removed as he becomes that little boy again, or Leatherface who doesn't wear it at all in his dreams; cool panels of Leatherface and Jason's dreams going on behind their masks; Jason's fighting Leatherface and almost maybe kills him so Freddy, obviously needing him alive, steps into his dreams and works it out using imagery of his family to convince him; so Freddy viddy well tried to get within the head of Michael's inner dreamself and that does nothing. Michael pulls him into the real world from a standing sleep and they fight and Freddy has to prove himself in combat and convince him to point himself in his direction.

So when Freddy returns to Michael after dealing with Leatherface and Jason (some cool imagery of the two of them standing still and trying not to kill each other, or at least Jason standing still with Leatherface acting nuts) and then brings him back to the other two, Jason and the Shape instantly make eye contact in a moment of Bad recognize Bad, and they go for each other and Freddy tries to stop Jason, whom he describes as a lumbering idiot, which is met with a slap, and Freddy has to fight him again to set him back on track. With that scuffle going on, Michael is still after Jason, and he piles onto that fight. Leather tries to defend Freddy, so he attacks Michael, and those two fight, and who knows what that is, but eventually, Freddy sets Jason straight and gets him to stop Michael. Freddy controls Leather while Jason and Michael duke it out with the former eventually beating the latter into (non)submission, Jason's clearly about to kill him, but Michael's not letting down and Freddy's able to stop it. Michael's an ultimate fighter against Jason because of his lack of fear so that and his maneuverability keep him alive as he fights Jason. As the previous fight happens Freddy has to throw Jason into Dreamworld and hope that neither of the other two kill each other while he's gone.

It would be funny to have Freddy ask Michael if he's able to talk and get no response.

Dream world is the perfect opportunity for Shaggy to go ultra instinct. See, Shaggy's true power is his boundless imagination. So this can make all the memes canon to the DCSU on a sense, via dream world

So here's the skinny, as giant Shaggy punches our giant Freddy and turns the tide, Freddy's form skips, and Batman notices that the key Michael isn't there with the key Leather and Jason. Remember, as Freddy's thralls, they aren't in control of their minds or bodies, but Freddy has absorbed them as aspects, so their life forces are tied. The “real” Leather, Michael and Jason would not succumb to death in the real world, but there is the last representative body as they are ultimately individuals. When Batman sees that Michael is gone, he snaps out of dream world to find that Michael is lurking outside the Mystery Machine about to kill them in their sleep. This is Freddy's real plan, and Batman and Michael Duke it out H20 style, with Batman maybe driving the Mystery Machine and hitting him.

What's really important about this is it not only makes Freddy smarter, gives a real world twist, and turns the tide of the battle, but also restores something missing from Michael: unlike the two, while Michael is equally mute, he is not equally unintelligent. Jason is a disabled child and Leather is a big baby. Michael is a smart, calculated killer, masked by his callous, almost affable, disregard for anything that approaches his path. For Jason it's simple killer instinct, for Michael it transcends the boundaries of intuition and intelligence. Freddy could give him this task, and even though he isn't open to communication he could fulfill it.

Seeing the exponentially expanding power Batman can wield in the dream world, Freddy spawns an army of Michaels, Jasons, and Leathers, who hadn't used too much creativity in the dream world anyway, by taking advantage of their respectfully vacant, simple, and submissive minds to make a million light attack Michaels, heavy Jasons, and berserker Leathers. Batman, Robin, Batgirl, Mystery Inc. and company must go to the furthest reaches of their brain power to stop this menace. Though that army starts out as the basic forms of the characters, many contort into their variations from movie to movie. This all stands to reason as none of the slashers other than Freddy are really going to use the powers of dream world at all, past maybe some weapons, but the heroes of course will, giving them a huge advantage.

Batman studied all the previous Freddy incidents to understand the way Dreamworld works, and eventually he concludes that in the case of the possessions of the Slashers by Freddy, the rules are out the window.

In that dream war, magnificent surreal creations expand into battle. Batman leaps across the field kicking Jason in the throat as large crimson mist wings unfurl, a Bat bulldozer across the field mowing down Michaels, legions of bats devouring Leatherfaces and a Bat sandworm weaving up the ground. Daphne or Shaggy kill them floronic man style by suffocating them with flowers, and Velma summons literary heroes. All of the cartoonisms are used here. Eventually they have to overpower Freddy's willpower

The image of giant Freddy's hand across the field, with the legions walking of each walking out of the gaps between his fingers

Batman defeats Michael by actually cold cocking him, and wises up to the other two. He creates Jason's mother and Drayton to stun them, and then, as Freddy laughs, summons Moroheus and the dream warriors (the music growing from the distance) to drag him to the Over dream and hold him forever.

Frozen in Time
In the Beyond era the cement cracks finally and Jason is free for Terry to fight, so Bruce resolves to launch him in a cryogenic shuttle into the moon (at which point only his Batcave and some minor installations exist there) so as to avoid him landing on another planet. 30 or 40 years later, Crystal Lake research facility (named after the literal Crystal Lake it's built on) discovers him 2001 style when digging, and he slaughters all of the facility safe for Rowan, who traps both of them cryogenically, and then they are discovered by the Grendel centuries later. When he breaks out of the Batcave, he is stripped down to the flesh and bones, with pieces of the cement having been caught between his muscles.

Scientist Rowan LaFontaine and her crew discover the Voorhees monolith launched into the moon under their facility in a fully fleshed out Alien meets 2001 slasher story. Jason goes on a killing spree and Rowan must stop him in the cryogenic chamber, but his stabbing the containment unit causes her to freeze as well.

Stephanie Lake's research into Victor Fries in the Beyond era would end up being the basis for much of the widespread cryogenic technology in Jason X-- it had not been nearly as prevalent in the world before.

Jason X
Jason Voorhees and Rowan LaFontaine are discovered in the frozen remains of the Crystal Lake Lunar Research Facility by the Grendel students. Wreaking havoc aboard the Grendel, Jason is inadvertently transformed into a super cyborg, Über Jason, when the remaining crew and students attempt to defend themselves. Though some ultimately escape, they have wrought a nearly-unstoppable evil upon the universe.

Finality, Finally.￼
Jason is confronted by the Justice League. In the end, Superman throws him through the sun, stopping him forever.

F1-99--F2-02--F3-02--F4-02--F5-06--F6-07--F7-08

--F5-06--F6-07--F7-08--F7.5-08--JvP-08--F8NHA-09--F7.75-10--F9THaB-11

in canon films: 70 kills left out: (M/H/F)×(18+20+18) --- 56 missing /3= 18⅔ | 7⅓ NHA JTG 7⅔ FT JIN THAB /

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15     2    14    0   6  666•0  7  17   = 61      126→ 131 (+666 in Hell= 797

F1-79--F2-82--F3-82--F4-82--F5-86--F6-87--F7-88--F8-89

In 79, established clearly, Pamela massacres the attempt to reopen CCL. It's stated that “over decades” she's foiled other attempts to reopen it. What's said to be five, but truncated to three years later, Jason attacks the second group attempting to reopen it and then moves through the region continuing to slaughter. In this time frame, it is established that he attacked one of the characters two years prior, as what appeared to be an adult or late teen. Traditionally this would be three years after his mother's attack, but retroactively one year later. Either way, he would have to grow fairly rapidly in this time.

Alice wasn’t hallucinating. At least partially, anyways. As she drifted to sleep in the wee hours, adrift on the canoe, she saw something.. A boy. The boy didn’t see her though. He seized alive, crawling out of his deep lake coma and shambling onto the land. There, he found his mother. Dead. Decapitated. He collected her. He carried his deceased mother out from the shore to the boat house. He took her sweater and her winter pants. He wore them to prevent from freezing in the night. He took her head as well. He would have his mother back. And then he heard sirens. He fled to the woods. He watched from the timbers, scared and angered. He saw Alice saved from the lake by the police. She. She had killed his mother. She would pay.

“...after returning to Crystal Lake attempted to kill Chris Higgins but could not go through with it. In that time he killed a few other scattered hikers and wanderers. Two years later, when Packanack was re-facilitated, he would begin his first massacre.”

Mystical Unending Dagger: Forged in the valleys of Hell, will send immortal beings directly to Hell, or any being so long as there family member sends them, with the idea being that only someone so evil that a loved one would kill them must go

History of the Mu Danger: story of a sadist who kills a family member with it, and a third is given a Godquest to save them from the depths of Hell

Look into actual DC mystical artifacts

In the beginning, Tommy stabs Jason with the knife from part V. From this knife, Jason will follow him. The Martin scene will no longer kill Martin, and actually carry significance with Jason encountering an old crystal lake sign. Since the film was bereft of nudity, the tacked on engaged couple kill will we be an assault on a swingers’ orgy

Show Tommy's emotion upon returning to Crystal Lake… this is where he grew up and lost his innocence. This place carries a lot for him, maybe even bringing back some of the emotions from part V.

Script confirms that Tommy is in his late teens, and that the rationale behind burning Jason is that it will stop his hallucinations.

Tommy Jarvis mini-series

When Tommy Jarvis encounters Jigsaw, he kills him (and the puppet) in the brutal fashion (t)he(y) arguably deserve.

But what becomes apparent to Sheriff Garris and Megan is that Tommy’s becoming very brutal. Is he becoming the killer Part V foretold or is he doing the world good? Or both? Batman knows better, but Robin asks him why he doesn’t wear a mask. If Tommy wore a mask, as seen in Part V, he would become the killer himself, which, by the way, ended his relationship possibility with Pam. Tommy must fight the demons within him not to become a killer, and also protect Reggie from becoming the same thing. This why he seeks misplaced solace with Batman when he confides that Batman knows what it’s like to kill a man. Granted, he doesn’t. The series begins immediately after Tommy kills Jason in Part IV, and then when Tommy puts the mask on in Part V. We see Tommy, morphing from Shepherd to Matthews, bouncing from institution to institution, battling Freddy in Westin, escaping with Hawes right before Part VI, and forming his team with Megan, Sheriff Garris and Reggie to purge the world of slashers.

After his initial intake, Tommy is assigned to child psychologist Lauren Marino, who pursues his case through his time in various institutions. He spends time at the recently formed Westin in Ohio from thirteen to fourteen, before his troublesome behavior results in his being moved to the harder Smith's Grove in Illinois at fifteen. There, he gets into a fight with fellow patient Michael Myers, seeing the evil in him, and Michael seeing the fighter in him. Sam Loomis watches the fight with troubled observations of Tommy.

Tommy spends the rest of his year fifteen in Glen Echo, Maryland and then a half year at New Orleans Psychiatric, before being sent to the Unger Institute, back in New Jersey. There he is treated by adolescent psychologist Ginny Field, who has been convinced through her schooling that her encounter with Jason Voorhees was not as she remembered it. But Tommy helps her to see the truth, and she helped to send him to Pinehurst, against the knowledge and consent of Marino. There he of course encounters Roy, Pam, and Reggie.

After defeating Roy, Jason’s mask mysteriously appears-- thrown across Dream World by a weakened Freddy stuck over Westin, in attempt to lure the former Westin patient into killing for him, like Jesse. A traumatized Tommy picks up the mask and puts it on and raises his knife to Pam as she enters, but ultimately wards off (what he doesn’t know to be) Freddy and drops it. But ultimately, Freddy only wins as Tommy is eventually sent back to Westin.

Using his

First going back to Unger, Tommy meets and befriends fellow local patient Allen Hawes, who knows where Jason is buried. Tommy and Allen would eventually escape to dig up and attempt to cremate Jason, but the plans goes horribly awry resulting on the killer going on a whole new spree. Tommy tries to convince Sheriff Michael Garris of Jason’s return, but finds more luck and some romance with his capable daughter, Megan. Megan and Tommy manage to put Jason in Crystal Lake for what should have been good, and in order to save the teens and the camp children, Sheriff Garris bravely fights Jason one on one, to be folded in half and paralyzed from the waist down.

But even with Sheriff Garris’s testimony, the authorities almost completely dismissed Tommy’s story. Tommy is sent back to Westin, where Freddy has managed to scare up more of the original kids. Tommy has about had it with this shit, and stays a total of two nights at Westin, fights Freddy with his sheer creativity, and leaves all about five days before Nancy Thompson arrives at Westin.

Back in New Jersey, he recruits Sheriff Garris who has left the force/been barred for fighting for the truth, Megan, and a significantly more hardened Reckless Reggie. Maybe he can’t convince the world, so he’ll have to save it on his own terms-- by travelling the country in a panel van and shooting slashers.

There he is treated by adolescent psychologist Ginny Field, who has been convinced through her schooling that her encounter with Jason Voorhees was not as she remembered it. But Tommy helps her to see the truth, and she helped to send him to Pinehurst, against the knowledge and consent of Marino. There he of course encounters Roy, Pam, and Reggie.

After defeating Roy, Jason’s mask mysteriously appears-- thrown across Dream World by a weakened Freddy stuck over Westin as he prepares to kill the kids who will be the Dream Warriors, in attempt to lure the former Westin patient into killing for him, like Jesse. A traumatized Tommy picks up the mask and puts it on and raises his knife to Pam as she enters, but ultimately wards off (what he doesn’t know to be) Freddy and drops it. But ultimately, Freddy only wins as Tommy is eventually sent back to Westin.

Back at Unger, Tommy befriends fellow patient Allen Hawes, a friendship that helps him through some of his grief. Although he can’t fully impact his dreams at this time, Freddy is able to increase the frequency and intensity of Tommy’s Jasonic hallucinations. At this time, he receives a parcel of books from a mysterious benefactor (Elias Voorhees.) Notably, Sepharial’s A Manual of Occultism, Harold Sherman’s The Dead are Alive, and Carl Wickland’s Thirty Years Among the Dead. Tommy tempers the iron of his fear into a steel resolve, a determination to finally kill Jason, believing that this will end his nightmares. He reads fervently, escaping into the books, even researching the region of Crystal Lake and it’s ancient Native American inhabitants. A year after the events of V, Allen relays to Tommy information he had been withholding so as not to give into his mania: He knew where Jason was buried.

Elias had exhausted every search and method, mistakenly having him buried because he loved his son… then tried to pursue any and all means, even getting his hands, via the Dallion store, on the Mystical Unending dagger. But in his various back and fortheries of not wanting to kill his son, and drinking, He tries to pass the job onto Tommy, which is revealed in Family Ties

Batman needs to have already met Constantine for the Necronomicon business in Part X

First going to Unger, Tommy meets and befriends fellow local patient Allen Hawes, who knows where Jason is buried. Tommy and Allen would eventually escape to dig up and attempt to cremate Jason, but the plans goes horribly awry resulting in the killer going on a whole new spree. Tommy tries to convince Sheriff Michael Garris of Jason’s return, but finds more luck and some romance with his capable daughter, Megan. Megan and Tommy manage to put Jason in Crystal Lake for what should have been good, and in order to save the teens and the camp children, Sheriff Garris bravely fights Jason one on one, to be folded in half and paralyzed from the waist down.

But even with Sheriff Garris’s testimony, the authorities almost completely dismissed Tommy’s story. Tommy is sent back to Westin, where Freddy has managed to scare up more of the original kids. Tommy has about had it with this shit, and stays a total of two nights at Westin, fights Freddy with his sheer creativity, and leaves all about five days before Nancy Thompson arrives at Westin.

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Other kids at Westin were crazier and he couldn’t sleep so he fought. Fought patients at SG, attacks orderlies at Glen Echo and claimed to hear Victor Crowley’s wailings and threatened suicide if no transfer. So Lauren sends him to Unger, meets Ginny, goes to Pinehurst

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9txxxBO1RIo 13:50

Tommy is also a skilled detective, demonstrated by his ability to track these people down

Norman Bates, Psycho (via Halloween)

Chucky, Child’s Play (via Bride of Chucky)

Horace Pinker, Shocker (via Tommy Tapes)

Victor Crowley, Hatchet (via Tommy Tapes)

Frozen (via Hatchet)

Leslie Vernon, Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (via Tommy Tapes)

Billy, Black Christmas (via Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon)

Jigsaw, Saw

Mary Shaw, Dead Silence (via Saw)

Ghost Face, Scream

The Burning Tom Savini

Creepshow Evil Dead see: Evil Dead 2, Jason Goes to Hell