Characters / Danger Force

This is the cast of characters from the Nickelodeon series Danger Force.

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Main Characters

Ray Manchester/Captain Man

Portrayed by: Cooper Barnes

^{Click here to see Ray in his superhero uniform}

Superhero; the Danger Force team's boss, and the owner of the Man's Nest. He gained the power of invulnerability in an accident in his father's science lab when he was 8.

• Acquired Situational Narcissism
• Berserk Button: Never call Ray old, and never insult the attractiveness of any of the women he has a crush on. And never stop him from trying to flirt with a hot mom.
• Captain Superhero
• Chivalrous Pervert
• Casanova Wannabe / Prince Charming Wannabe
• Eccentric Mentor: To the Danger Force along with Schwoz.
• Flanderization: Ray's character initially started out in the original show "Henry Danger" as a rather well-rounded, rational man. However, through the transition between the shows "Henry Danger" and "Danger Force", he becomes much more cynical, practically and overly lustful for any woman that comes his way, highly irrational, stubborn, and pig-headed, borderline narcissistic, and goes almost hysterical when things don't go his way.
• It's All About Me: He often acts like this when he feels his self-centered attention hogging is being encroached upon.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Downplayed; He is a superhero who fights on the side of good, so he's not evil. Nevertheless, he has his moments where he often acts unscrupulously and immorally when it comes to things that will benefit and stroke his ego.
• Nigh-Invulnerability
• Nominal Hero: Overlaps with Flanderization. Captain Man originally started off in Henry Danger as a superhero who's dedicated to protecting the innocent and good citizens of Swellview, his hometown, because he cares for their peace and safety. Or, at least, so you would think...as he goes through the shows, Henry Danger and Danger Force, it becomes increasingly obvious that he really is only just a superhero because he enjoys the fame and praise he gets from the people, he enjoys being the romantic object of all the ladies' attention, and he enjoys flirting and swinging through all his romantic relationships with the ladies that give him that romantic attention he likes. Also, when it comes to fighting criminals and villains, he just loves fighting crime because he enjoys the sensation of beating up the bad guys knowing he's almost completely indestructible and invincible and that they never usually can stand a chance against him.
• Parental Substitute: He acts this way towards the Danger Force team when they're not with their real parents.

Schwoz Schwartz

Portrayed by: Michael D. Cohen

Ray's friend and assistant who serves as the Man's Nest tech expert and the assistant to the Danger Force.

• Amazon Chaser: He loves women that are taller and bigger than him.
• Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Great science and technology expert, but as far as his personality and weird quirks are concerned, he has a tendency to be very weird sometimes.
• Ditzy Genius: While undeniably brilliant, he can be rather spacy and literal-minded.
• Eccentric Mentor: To the Danger Force along with Ray.
• Interspecies Friendship: Schwoz is friend with many aliens in the show that come in contact with Earth.
• Master of Disguise: Several episodes have him disguising himself as various characters to help either Ray or the Danger Force for some important mission or for some crazy mishap that's happened to them that they have to resolve.

Mika Macklin/Shout-Out

Portrayed by: Dana Heath

^{Click here to see Mika in her superhero uniform}

Member of the Danger Force. She has the power of Sonic Screaming, and is Miles Macklin's twin sister.

• Action Girl: As one of the female members of Danger Force, she is a pretty good martial arts fighter and is very good at self-defense.
• Alliterative Family: Her and her twin brother Miles Macklin.
• Best Friends: With Chapa and Bose.
• Black and Nerdy: She is shown to be very passionate about intellectual and academic topics.
• Brother–Sister Team: With Miles.
• Color-Coded Characters: Black and Silver.
• Finishing Each Other's Sentences: With her twin brother, Miles, due to Twin Telepathy and Twin Banter.
• Genki Girl: She sometimes has a tendency to be a little more cheery, optimistic, and more energetic than her friends and colleagues on the Danger Force.
• Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak
• Half-Identical Twins: With Miles.
• I Have Brothers: Many of the male-oriented traits she learns and has she gets from her brother Miles.
• Only Sane Woman / Women Are Wiser: She often sometimes acts like this toward the rest of the Danger Force Team, as the voice of reason for their group.
• The Perfectionist: Sometimes has a tendency to make sure things go perfectly and gets easily stressed out over mistakes and mishaps.
• Sassy Black Woman: Downplayed, she's not very cocky and rude with an attitude, but she can be sassy sometimes.
• Sibling Team: With her twin brother Miles.
• Took a Level in Cynic: In Season 2; Downplayed. She doesn't become overly pessimistic or gloomy, but she does lose some of her optimism and cheerfulness she used to have from Season 1 going into Season 2.

Miles Macklin/AWOL

Portrayed by: Terrence Little Gardenhigh

^{Click here to see Miles in his superhero uniform}

Member of the Danger Force. He has the power to teleport, and he is Mika Macklin's twin brother.

• Alliterative Family: Him and his twin sister, Mika Macklin.
• Awesome, but Impractical: Miles can see short glimpses of the future in visions, but he cannot control when this power activates.
• Best Friends: With Chapa and Bose.
• Blaming "The Man": Often does this when things go wrong in the societal or political aspects of Swellview that may involve crime and Captain Man and the Danger Force.
• Brother–Sister Team: With Mika.
• Color-Coded Characters: Yellow.
• Dreadlock Warrior: Miles says his dreaded/locked hairstyle is not only an extension of his personality, identity, and personal expression, but he also considers it as a part of connecting with his cultural and ancestral African-American roots.
• Finishing Each Other's Sentences: With his twin sister, Mika, due to Twin Telepathy and Twin Banter.
• Fun with Acronyms: Miles' superhero name "AWOL" is the acronym for "Absent With-Out Leave"
• Half-Identical Twins: With Mika.
• Sibling Team: With his twin sister Mika
• Teleportation: His superpower.

Chapa de Silva/Volt

Portrayed by: Havan Flores

^{Click here to see Chapa in her superhero uniform}

Member of the Danger Force. She has the power to zap people with electricity and shoot bolts of electricity out of her hands.

• Action Girl: Along with Mika.
• All Girls Want Bad Boys: When Chapa's date to the Swell Melon Fest is Scar who is a bad boy.
• Berserk Button / The Berserker: Oftentimes, Chapa is the one who rushes headfirst into every battle when she goes into a rage or because of her over-confidence, and especially when someone triggers her emotions about her old phone being stolen from her.
• Best Friends: With Bose, Mika, and Miles.
• Boyish Short Hair: You would be forgiven for thinking Chapa's a boy.
• Color-Coded Characters: Red.
• Red Is Heroic: She wears a red superhero suit.
• Ship Tease: Sometimes with Bose and Miles. She sometimes acts like she has a small crush on both Bose and Miles.
• Shock and Awe: Her superpower is shooting bolts of electricity out of her hands when she fights.
• Tomboy with a Girly Streak: More often than not, Chapa is very tomboyish most of the time, but she sometimes has traits and streaks of her personality that are feminine and girly at times.
• Took a Level in Cheerfulness: When we first meet Chapa at the end of Henry Danger, she's very cynical and grumpy, but she slowly melts away this persona in Season 1 of Danger Force. By Season 2, she's very much more happy and cheerful and bubbly, much like her companion Mika.

Bose O'Brian/ Brain Storm

Portrayed by: Luca Luhan

^{Click here to see Bose in his superhero uniform}

Member of the Danger Force. He has the power to use telekinesis.

• Chick Magnet: Like Ray, he is aware that he is a chick magnet sometimes and will use that to his advantage.
• Color-Coded Characters: Blue.
• The Ditz: Bose is far from the brightest.
• Mind over Matter: Bose's telekinesis.
• Power Stereotype Flip: Bose has telekinesis and is codenamed Brainstorm, but contrary to most depictions of psychics as cerebral, he's pretty dumb.
• She Is Not My Girlfriend: Whenever he is seen with Chapa or Mika, sometimes people think they're a couple, and they then have to explain they're just friends.
• Ship Tease: With Mika, and sometimes Chapa. He actually acts like he has a crush on Chapa sometimes.

Recurring Characters

Trent Overunder

Portrayed by: Winston Story

Local Swellview news anchor with Mary Gaperman. Their characters often serve as narrators and comic relief for the show and they're huge fans of the Danger Force.

• Ascended Extra: Along with Mary. In Henry Danger, Mary and Trent were often just extras, and later on recurring characters who only appeared every few episodes. In Danger Force, they become involved in major plot points in every episode.
• The Dividual: With Mary Gaperman.
• Sharp-Dressed Man: Justified since he's a news reporter and often has to dress in professional and formal business suits for his job. Lampshaded in one episode where the Danger Force kids ask him why he always wears suits all the time even when he's not on the job for his news station and he says because he never knows when they may call him in at a moment's notice.
• Took a Level in Kindness: Although he still often gets annoyed and agitated by Mary's eccentric personality, he is shown to be much nicer and kinder to Mary in Danger Force.

Mary Gaperman

Portrayed by: Carrie Barrett

Local Swellview news anchor with Trent Overunder. Their characters often serve as narrators and comic relief for the show and they're huge fans of the Danger Force.

• '20s Bob Haircut: Mary's usual hairstyle.
• Ascended Extra: Along with Trent. In Henry Danger, Mary and Trent were often just extras, and later on recurring characters who only appeared every few episodes. In Danger Force, they become involved in major plot points in every episode.
• Cloudcuckoolander
• The Dividual: With Trent Overunder.
• Dumb Blonde
• Plucky Comic Relief

Celia O'Brian

Portrayed by: Siobhan Murphy

Bose's mom and Vice Mayor Willard's wife. Ray also has a small crush on her despite her being married to Vice Mayor Willard.

• The Ditz: She is shown to be a bit of an airhead sometimes.
• Dumb Blonde
• Really Gets Around: She's been married previously to four other "vices". She definitely Has a Type.
• Rich Bitch: Downplayed. Because she is rather wealthy and is married to the vice mayor of the city, she sometimes has a little bit of a tendency to be a spoiled bitch sometimes. However, she is not excessively mean or sadistic, and she does exhibit compassion and kindness for others; she just has a tendency to be a little bit of a Jerkass sometimes.
• Trophy Wife: To Vice Mayor Willard.

Vice Mayor Willard

Portrayed by: Timothy Brennen

The assistant mayor and the de facto executive political leader of the city of Swellview ^note : It is never explained who the actual mayor of Swellview is neither in Henry Danger nor Danger Force, and it is implied that there is another person who's the actual mayor of the city, but it is usually Vice Mayor Willard who is seen doing most of the political work of managing and leading the city. He is also the husband of Celia and Bose's stepdad.

• Age-Gap Romance: Downplayed. Although their ages are not explicitly given, Vice Mayor Willard is portrayed to be at least in his mid-to-late 50's, while his wife Celia, is portrayed to be in her early 40s, closer to Ray's/Captain Man's age.
• Good Stepfather: Downplayed because Vice Mayor Willard is a fairly good stepfather to Bose, but he can also be a little bit of a Jerk with a Heart of Gold towards him sometimes too.
• Parental Substitute: Vice Mayor Willard often tries to be a good father figure to Bose sometimes, but he's not always extremely devoted to it.

Officer Didi Walnut

Portrayed by: Dayna Dooley

Miles and Mika's maternal aunt who's also a police officer for the city of Swellview.

• By-the-Book Cop
• Hollywood Homely: Because of her character being a strict, by-the-book police officer, Dayna Dooley is often made to dress in her baggy police officer uniform, and often unfashionable and unflattering clothes and hairstyles in the show.
• Mama Bear: Although she's not Miles' and Mika's mom, she can be a little overprotective of her niece and nephew sometimes.
• Minority Police Officer: Not only is she a Black cop, but she's also a female Black cop.
• Sassy Black Woman: She is where Mika gets it from.
• Twofer Token Minority: See the above "Minority Police Officer" section above.

Herman Macklin

Angela Macklin

Sharona Shapen

Kid Lawyer

Judge Tootie