- This page is for the character in The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest. For other versions of Jessie, see Jessie (disambiguation).
Jessica "Jessie" Bannon is a member of the Quest Team and a friend to Jonny Quest and Hadji Singh. She is the only daughter of Race Bannon and Estella Velasquez; when Jessie's not with the Quest Team, she's with her mother, who's an archaeologist.
Physical appearance[]
Jessie is a teenage girl with green eyes, red hair that goes past her shoulders, and fair skin. She has a slim athletic build.
In season one, Jessie typically wears the color green. Her regular outfit is a very loose green T-shirt adorned with a brown belt to make it resemble a dress, teal colored tights with white folded sleeves and black sneakers. In some other episodes, Jessie wears different casual outfits as her second main outfit was either a sea green or an orange T-shirt, khaki jeans with a brown belt and brown short boots.
In season two, she typically wears pink, with her regular outfit being a pink romper over a light blue/lavender long-sleeved shirt and purple leggings. In Thoughtscape, she wears a brown formal vest with a pale yellow long sleeve undershirt, a gray long pleated skirt and light brown flats with ankle straps.
In her travels on Questworld and being manipulated by Jeremiah Surd during Thoughtscape, Jessie wears a black high-neck fitted catsuit with both her shoulder, wrists and both thighs and legs have pink designs.
Personality[]
Jessie is a year older and little more mature than Jonny. She is slightly more reluctant to go along with Jonny when it involves defying Dr. Quest or her father, but she is more adventurous than Hadji.
In-depth character background[]
Jessie Bannon is Race Bannon's daughter by Estella Velasquez, and a good friend of Hadji Singh, Jonny Quest, and Dr. Benton Quest. She accompanies the Quest family on many of their adventures, providing another voice of intelligence in addition to Hadji's eastern approach and Jonny's impulsive resourcefulness. She identifies with Dr. Quest more than her father, and is eager to analyze new information and help in the course of Dr. Quest's phenomenology investigations. She's revealed in "Thoughtscape" to be very ambitious at heart, hoping to improve humanity through her dedicated effort and research.
Abilities[]
She knows how to code and repair broken computers, drive a quest bike in Questworld, and ride a hoverboard.
Appearances[]
- The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest
- 1.01. The Darkest Fathoms
- 1.02. Escape to Questworld
- 1.04. Rage's Burning Wheel
- 1.06. Manhattan Maneater
- 1.08. Assault on Questworld
- 1.09. Ezekiel Rage
- 1.11. Return of the Anasazi
- 1.12. The Alchemist
- 1.13. Trouble on the Colorado
- 1.15. Amok
- 1.16. Besieged in Paradise
- 1.18. Heroes
- 1.21. The Secret of the Moai
- 1.22. Expedition to Khumbu
- 1.23. Ice Will Burn
- 1.24. Future Rage
- 1.26. To Bardo and Back
- 2.01. The Mummies of Malenque
- 2.02. Rock of Rages
- 2.03. Bloodlines
- 2.05. The Dark Mountain
- 2.06. Cyberswitch
- 2.07. Undersea Urgency
- 2.10. Ghost Quest
- 2.12. Eclipse
- 2.13. Without a Trace
- 2.16. Other Space
- 2.17. Digital Doublecross
- 2.18. Thoughtscape
- 2.19. The Bangalore Falcon
- 2.20. Diamonds and Jade
- 2.21. The Edge of Yesterday
- 2.22. The Haunted Sonata
- 2.24. Night of the Zinja
- 2.25. The Robot Spies
Adaptations[]
Previous versions[]
Jessie's character is an alternative version of Jessie from the films Jonny's Golden Quest and Jonny Quest Versus the Cyber Insects. That version of Jessie is the daughter of Race and Jade Kenyon-Bannon.
The film's version of Jessie is herself an alternative version of Jessie Bradshaw from the 1986 Jonny Quest series.
Dark Horse Comics[]
In The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest comic book series, Jessie and her mother have a different origin story in issues five and seven; Jessie's mother is an unnamed acquaintance of Race who died years ago, and Jessie went on an adventure to find treasure with the Quest team before revealing her identity as Race's daughter.
Notes/trivia[]
- The full name "Jessica Margret Leya Bannon" was used in TV Guide, but this name was not established in any material beyond that.




















