His real name is John Doe, at least that's what he was told. "John" grew up on a ranch raising cattle and horses, was a welder and mechanic during high school, then joined the military fresh out of high school, after basic training he was immediately stationed in Afghanistan. After much training he became a Seal, during a mission, his objective was to take out a high ranked member of a classified terrorist organization, his squad was ambushed, and a grenade that went off next to him knocked him unconscious and put him in a coma for three months, as well as took his arm, his vocal cords and parts of his leg." When he woke up, he was in an unfamiliar place. He couldn't remember anything, not his name, his age, where he lived, who his family was, none of it. All he had were a set of damaged dog tags, and a cowboy hat. That was when a certain top secret organization took him in, and gave him a new home. The way he got his nickname, was the partially damaged dog tags that were damaged during the explosion, It spelled out G-00-F-I. The doctor who operated on him said " Youre a John Doe, but according to your tags here, your names Goofy". His memories are coming back slowly, and will sometimes have flashbacks to put together what really happened that day. All he remembers now is the face of a beautiful woman, and a child who resembles him greatly. He assumes this must be his family, but he doesn't know their names. The foundation was kind enough to provide him with new vocal cords that allow him to speak and play various noises through it, a state of the art prosthetic that allows him to use it just as much as a real arm, and some implanted cybernetic weapons, that get upgraded overtime as he gets his various certifications. Down to the nerves that run through it. He has nothing, which means nothing left to lose. He will gladly die with honor for the foundation, as its the only home he has ever known. Now he spends his days patrolling the foundation, guarding D block, and protecting against breaches and escaped D-class personnel.