Hometown: Marquette, Michigan

Weight: 175 lbs

Height: 5'11"

Powers: Extreme Agility, Enhanced Intelligence, Regeneration, Camouflage, and Hydronades

Weakness: Donuts

Slogan:  "More than Sprayin' and Prayin'"

Jason Don was raised by his father on the upper peninsula. His mother died wen he was young, and though his father was hard-working, Jason essentially grew up on his own. In high school, he was a pitcher on the baseball team, and he was a track standout in the 100m dash and the 300m hurdles, placing first in every meet. Outside of school he bagged groceries at a local market, making friends with customers and helping out any way he could.

As a young adult, Jason worked random jobs to pick up extra cash. It didn't take long for a construction superintendent to observe his hard work and positive attitude and offer him a steady construction job. One afternoon, a freak landslide occurred on the hillside above a project. As he was running toward the gate, Jason was overtaken by the landslide. Jason was overtaken by the landslide, buried under a wall of sticky mud and debris. Search and rescue crews worked for days to find him, but to no avail. Just as they were about to call off the search, Jason reappeared back on the site, a mess and disoriented, but miraculously okay. Jason knew he was lucky! He had been crushed under tremendous pressure. The landslide had covered him in a muddy, sticky green substance, and that was all he could remember.

Little did he know, the landslide was created by his father's invention. From that day on, Jason Don was known as TARP "The Amazing Rain Protector". He could run faster than ever, possessed amazing regenerative powers, and could throw Hydronades seemingly out of thin air! He alone was uniquely capable of fighting the evil Eroder! TARP could stabilize soils and cover them with proper BMPs (best management practices) and mulches in a flash! After realizing the powers he had gained, TARP joined the STORMWATER DEFENDERS as their Erosion Control Special Agent. It takes speed and seeds to beat erosion.