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This subject of this article goes by multiple names that apply to other articles as well. See Jack (disambiguation), Burns (disambiguation).
Jack Burns is a human from the Bumblebee portion of the movie continuity family.
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Fun fact: His cousin was also involved with giant robots.

Jack Burns is a high ranking agent in Sector Seven. He trusts giant alien robots about as far as he can throw them, so it's a source of frustration for him when others in Sector Seven don't share his misgivings about giving them access to their resources.

Fiction

Bumblebee film

Actor: John Cena
Voice actor: Taitem Kusunoki (Japanese dub), Zdeněk Podhůrský (Czech dub), David Krüger (European French dub), Frédérik Zacharek (Canadian French dub), Martin Kautz (German dub), Pawan Kalra (Hindi dub), Tamás Bognár (Hungarian dub), Stefano Alessandroni (Italian dub), Toni Mora (Spain Spanish dub), Jorge Badillo (Latin-American Spanish dub), Reginaldo Primo (Portuguese dub), Tomasz Błasiak (Polish dub), Mutlu Albayram (Turkish dub)

Jack Burns and Danny Bell served together in Grenada.

During an exercise in some woods, Burns had his squad ambush Danny’s squad, however a short time later, they were almost flattened by the arrival of B-127, and Burns had to call for back up. The Sector Seven forces he led managed to corner B-127, only to be all but wiped out when Blitzwing arrived. Burns survived the attack, but was badly scarred by the incident.

Sometime later, Sector Seven intelligence picked up the arrival of Shatter and Dropkick and Agent Simmons relayed the discovery to Burns. Burns took a sizable force, including Dr. Powell, to Texas and intercepted the two Decepticons, who claimed they were on Earth to find B-127, who they claimed was a dangerous criminal. Despite Burns's mistrust of the newcomers, Powell invited them back to Sector Seven's Hoover Dam base. A meeting ensued with General Whalen, during which Powell's argument prevailed, and Burns grudgingly agreed to allow the Decepticons to use their technology to track down Bumblebee. He was really disturbed by Powell's enthusiasm for what the Decepticons were doing.

An Energon signal was eventually detected in Brighton Falls, and Burns took a squad there along with the Decepticons. They managed to corner B-127, now calling himself "Bumblebee", on a road only for the Autobot to escape with Charlie Watson, requiring the two Decepticons to capture him. While Bumblebee was taken to McKinnon Air Base, Burns returned Charlie to her family and told them a cover story that Bumblebee was a war machine created by the government that Charlie had stolen.

Burns was later alerted by Powell that the Decepticons had revealed their true colors and intended to call an army to Earth to destroy everything. Burns and his team returned to the air base and blasted their way in, but only found Bumblebee, who'd begun to regain his memory, as well as Charlie and Memo. Burns personally held Charlie while ordering his troops to secure and dismantle Bumblebee. He finally grew tired of the girl's struggles and protests and angrily threw her to the ground, only to look up in horror as he realized he'd incurred the Autobots' wrath. He was hardly smacked away and could only watch helplessly as the restored Bumblebee effortlessly freed himself and dispatched the S7 troops, forcing Burns to call a retreat.

Regrouping, Burns and his men returned and ended up pursuing Bumblebee through the streets of Brighton Falls until Ron bought them to a halt. Taking a helicopter, Burns finally reached the port, where Shatter was modifying the radio tower to send a signal to call in the Decepticon army. During the ensuing battle, he attempted to engage Shatter only for her to shoot down his helicopter, which was prevented from crashing by Bumblebee, saving Burns's life. After Charlie and Bumblebee destroyed the Decepticons, preventing a world-ending catastrophe, Burns opted to let them get away before the rest of Sector Seven turned up. The human also chose to swallow his pride and forget the past, offering the Autobot a respectful salute. When Memo arrived moments after Bumblebee and Charlie left, Burns assured him that the world was already saved before being asked by the boy to call his mother. Bumblebee

Jack Burns's involvement in the preceding events, or events mostly similar, was also chronicled in the novel "Transformers: Bumblebee: The Junior Novel".
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