Men In Black

Agent J

Agent J

Agent J is a high-ranking agent for the Men in Black, an organization dedicated to monitoring and policing Earth from extraterrestrial interaction. He joined the MiB after witnessing a non-human suspect, subsequently had his identity erased, and became a faceless agent. He has saved the world from alien destruction on at least three occasions, always injecting his personal style into his interactions.

Physicals

  • Tosses a chunk of concrete at a giant cockroach’s head. (source) (1)
  • Smashes a drone made of titanium with a lead pipe, sending it flying across the room. It was stated the drones are made of titanium. (source) (2)
  • Knocks out an alien with a long tongue by yanking on the tongue and hitting her head against a table. (source) (3)
  • Tears out a giant fish’s heart through its gills. (source) (3)
  • Knocks out a humanoid alien with a bowling pin. (source) (3)
  • Uppercuts an alien off of a tall tower. (source) (3)
  • Gets throttled, then slammed onto a car, and finally tossed by a newborn alien’s tentacle. (source) (1)
  • Sends himself through a windshield with a weapon’s recoil, but he’s unharmed. (source) (1)
  • Gets swatted by a giant cockroach alien named Edgar the Bug. (source) (1)
  • Gets swatted again by a giant cockroach alien named Edgar the Bug shortly after. (source) (1)
  • Gets tossed into a dumpster by a giant cockroach alien. (source) (1)
  • Gets smacked by the tail end of a 600-foot worm. (source) (2)
  • While riding on the back of a giant worm moving as fast as a train, Agent J is tossed into the ceiling and slammed into a signpost, shrugging off both injuries. (source) (2)
  • Gets tossed through a subway window, gets up instantly. (source) (2)
  • Shrugs off a punch to the nose. (source) (2)
  • He’s fine after being bent nearly in half by a lizard alien. (source) (2)
  • Fine after being smacked in the face by a pizza tray. (source) (2)
  • Gets thrown across the room by a large alien fish. (source) (3)
  • Gets thrown through a window onto the sidewalk, then tackled by a giant fish. (source) (3)
  • Knocked out by a 1960s MiB taser. (source) ([Limit] 3)
  • Jumps from a bridge down to a bus, then to street level to pursue a criminal. (source) (1)
  • Sprints up a multi-story building to catch a fleeing crook on the roof. (source) (1)
  • After getting hit once, he dodges some signposts while atop a fast moving giant worm. (source) (2)
  • Avoids gunfire by staying on the ceiling of an elevator. (source) (2)
  • Runs across a room and takes cover from blaster shots from two gunmen. (source) (3)
  • Smacks away a blaster before a perp can fire on him. (source) (1)
  • Gets his sunglasses on in time to avoid a very reckless neuralyzer flash from K. (source) (1)
  • Thinking quickly, he uses a metal tray to prevent a giant fish from biting down on him, and then mustard to make it sneeze him out. (source) (3)
  • Gets thrown off a tall industrial tower, but grabs some cable to slow his fall. (source) (3)

Skill

  • Rams into a fleeing suspect and pins him to the wall. (source) (1)
  • He fails his primary marksmanship test spectacularly, although it was a pretty good shot. (source) (1)
  • Defeats more drones before destroying Jarra, the alien controlling the drones. (source) (2)
  • Drives a rocket car into the subway and tricks an enemy craft into flying into a 600-foot worm. (source) (2)
  • Fights off a couple small tentacles from Serleena while confined by more tentacles. (source) (2)
  • Flips a table to block a blaster shot, then shoots the gunman. (source) (3)
  • Uses a metal door as a shield, then as a means to protect against falling down a couple stories. (source) (3)
  • Drives a monocycle well despite never seeing anything like it before. (source) (3)

Gadgets

  • The neuralyzer is a handheld device used to erase the memories of witnesses via a small flash, while agents are protected via specially shielded shades. (source) (1)
  • Agents flash the device at people and make up a story, which is accepted as fact with no questions asked. (source) (1)
  • The neuralyzer can be set to delete days, months or years of someone’s memory. (source) (1)
  • When Agent K is neuralyzed, his 35 years of service with the MiB is deleted, allowing him to marry his old sweetheart. (source) (1)
  • The neuralyzer can be used to make people believe outrageous claims. (source) (2)
  • The neuralyzer can used to erase memories of very specific dates. (source) (2)
  • Uses the neuralyzer to try and help a stranger’s relationship. (source) (2)
  • Tricks two cops into neuralyzing themselves. (source) (3)
  • There does exist a de-neuralyzer in MiB HQ, which is a large, advanced machine. (source) (2)
  • Bootleg de-neuralyzers exist in the Men in Black universe, although they’re prone to blackouts, take a while to restore one’s memory, and there’s also a risk of death involved with these machines. (source) (2)
  • MiB agents can inexplicably go from covered in alien innards to clean and dry within minutes. (source) (1)
  • MiB suits go from drenched to dry in moments. (source) (2)
  • Agent J drives a 2003 Mercedes 5300. (source) (2)
  • The car has automatic doors. (source) (2)
  • The car has an auto-pilot feature with a human-like decoy to avoid suspicion. (source) (2)
  • Car can become a rocket. (source) (2)
  • Car takes fire from an enemy vessel while in rocket form. (source) (2)
  • The device requires that the user jump off a tall enough structure to build up some kind of chrono-energy, so J leaps off of the Empire State Building to go back to 1969. (source) (3)
  • Uses the time travel device to see where Boris will shoot quills, then travels to before the shots were fired and dodges them. (source) (3)
  • Uses a headpiece or a cell phone device to communicate with MiB headquarters. (source) (2)
  • Has a silver device that detects and identifies extraterrestrials. (source) (2)

Weapons

  • J is given the “Noisy Cricket”, a comically small handgun. (source) (1)
  • The Noisy Cricket has immense recoil, with Agent J’s first time using it resulting in him being thrown across the room he’s in. (source) (1)
  • The gun blows a hole in the side of an 18-wheeler’s trailer. (source) (1)
  • Blows off an alien’s head. (source) (2)
  • It can be set to a lower setting for weaker shots with little recoil. (source) (2)
  • Uses a triple-barreled rifle weapon to destroy a UFO. (source) (1)
  • The rifle weapon completely liquifies a giant cockroach alien. (source) (1)
  • Uses a tranquilizer on a 600-foot worm that works within minutes. (source) (2)
  • Uses a large rifle to blow a hole through MiB headquarters’ front door. (source) (2)
  • Uses a rifle to vaporize Serleena, a vine-like alien. (source) (2)
  • By combining blasts with Agent K, Agent J is able to completely vaporize Serleena, a massive mass of writhing vine-like tentacles. (source) (2)
  • Uses a handgun to vaporize two aliens in quick succession. (source) (3)
  • Uses a handgun to cause a motorcycle crash. (source) (3)

Miscellaneous

  • J’s entire identity, including all documentation, dental records and fingerprints, are deleted. (source) (1)
  • J has no respect for the recently deceased. (source) (1)
  • J deciphers what and where the “galaxy” is, an item that humans had no information on. (source) (1)
  • Becomes a deity to a community of tiny aliens who live inside a locker. (source) (2)
  • Knows how to dispatch a couple of alien goons despite their diverse physiologies. (source) (2)
  • Harasses a bowling ball shaped alien by bowling with him. (source) (3)
  • The battle with Edgar the Bug was made into a painting that hangs in High-T’s office, which is the only connection Agent J has with Men in Black: International. (source)
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