Tommy Jarvis

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Inconsistently Admirable
Full Name	Thomas Jarvis
Alias	Tommy Psycho Junior Boy
Origin	Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
Family	Malcolm Jarvis (father, deceased) Tracy Jarvis (mother, deceased) Trish Jarvis (older sister)
Allies	Trish Jarvis Megan Garris (girlfriend) Rob Dier Pam Roberts Mike Garris
Enemies	Jason Voorhees (archenemy) Roy Burns Junior Hubbard Ethel Hubbard Victor
Powers / Skills	Great strength Fighting skills High intelligence Mask crafting Cunning
Goals	Kill Jason and protect his sister. Kill Roy Burns (both succeeded). Make sure Jason was really dead by cremating his body. (failed). Prove to everyone that Jason is alive (failed initially, later succeeded). Finally put Jason to rest in the lake (succeeded).
Greatest Actions	Killing Jason Voorhees Defeating Roy Burns and saving Pam and Reggie's lives Defeating Jason after accidentally resurrecting him and ending his killing spree
Type of IA	Tragic Archenemy

“	Jason belongs in hell, and I'm going to see that he gets there.	„
	~ Tommy Jarvis' resolve to stop Jason

Thomas "Tommy" Jarvis is one of the main protagonists of the Friday the 13th horror film franchise, serving as the deuteragonist of the fourth film, and the main protagonist of the next two.

He is a smart and crafty but traumatized teenager who fought Jason in his youth and is his most personal enemy, being the first ever person to kill him.

He was portrayed mainly by Thom Matthews as an adult, John Shepherd as a teen, Corey Feldman as a child, and voiced by Chris Niosi.

His Good Ranking

What Makes Him Admirable?

The Final Chapter

• He is friendly to Rob and the teenagers when they move in next to him.
• He protects his sister when she gets attacked by Jason.
• He tricks Jason into believing he is him and kills him with his machete before he can hurt him or Trish.

A New Beginning

• He helps out around the Pinehurst center and befriends Reggie.
• He attempts to fight Roy Burns before he gets slashed to the ground.
• He recovers from his wound and saves Reggie and cuts off Roy's hand when he tries to take him, saving Pam from possibly getting killed too.

Jason Lives

• He goes back to Jason's grave to make sure he is dead.
• When Jason comes back to life, he tries to convince the sheriff and the counselors to get out and look for him.
• He is friendly to Megan and convinces her that Jason is alive and warns her and her friends to watch out for him.
• When he and Megan get to crystal lake, they calm the kids and get them to safety.
• He puts Jason to rest once more by swimming into the lake and dragging him to the bottom of the lake again, ending his killing spree.

What Makes Him Inconsistent?

• He is extremely wrathful and violent as he gets into multiple fights at the Packanack lodge in Part V, almost kills Junior and needlessly continues slashing Jason's corpse even after he's dead.
• He accidentally resurrects Jason by carelessly stabbing him with a metal rod out of anger and leaving it stuck in his body, making him indirectly responsible for all the deaths that happened in Part 6 which even Tommy himself acknowledges.
• He is a bit too mischievous in Part 6 when he locks up Deputy Rick in a jail cell to escape while mocking his catchphrase and putting the keys just out of his reach to taunt him.

Trivia

• He is ultimately the foil to own archenemy, Jason Voorhees, who is Inconsistently Heinous

External Links

• Tommy Jarvis on the Heroes Wiki
• Tommy Jarvis on the Friday the 13th Wiki
• Tommy Jarvis on the Horror Film Wiki