This is the cast of characters from the Nickelodeon series Henry Danger.
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Main Characters
Henry Hart/Kid Danger
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Portrayed by: Jace Norman
Henry Hart (Kid Danger) is the main protagonist of Henry Danger. He is a kind-hearted teenager who is Captain Man's secret sidekick, the oldest child of Jake and Kris Hart and Piper's older brother.- Alliterative Name: Henry Hart.
- The Apprentice: Captain Man chooses Henry as his sidekick so he can take over for him one day.
- Badass Normal: Henry doesn't have superpowers like Ray does, and he even points this out during a Get A Hold Of Yourself Man moment after Ray suffers from Heroic BSoD after tears from a Jolly Beetle disable his invulnerability. He is temporarily given super-fast reflexes before having to give up those powers to save the day in a later episode.
- Big Brother Instinct: In a literal sense towards Piper. Despite their bickering, he does show that he cares about her. Most notably shown when she gets kicked out of the Captain Man fan club and when Ray was about to wipe her memory.
- He is also shown to be very protective of Charlotte.
- Body Horror: His body gets progressively more buff and hairy to the point where he starts looking like a werewolf after being hit by the "manly" ray.
- In the two-part "Indestructible Henry,", Henry gains the ability to breathe fire when he laughs. He immediately realizes how terrible it was.
- Brought Down to Normal: Henry sacrifices his super fast reflexes in order to destroy Twittler's virus. However, the final episode gives him the power to create forcefields.
- Character Catchphrase: "Feels goooood!"
- Commitment Issues: He's not the best when it comes to relationships, if "One Henry, Three Girls" is any indication of it.
- Dating Catwoman: Henry gets a crush on Veronika, who is part of a tagger group known as the Wall Dogs.
- The Dog Bites Back: There are times when Henry would eventually have to grow a spine and make sure those who wronged him get the message:
- Henry decides to go against the STAB's orders after being pushed around and manipulated by them a lot throughout the episode at the championship game in "Henry & The Woodpeckers". By teaching Piper and her team to be the very best, they easily claim victory; at the very end of the episode, Henry gives each member of the STAB their comeuppance for their poor treatment towards him and Japser by each giving them horrible awards.
- After receiving his super fast reflexes and getting spanked by Drex in "Hour of Power", Henry decides to spank him towards the end of the episode for humiliating him on live television as Kid Danger at Schneider's Bakery.
- Drowning My Sorrows: Henry drinks out of a bottle of chocolate syrup after he gets fired from being Kid Danger. When Charlotte takes it away, he pulls out another one.
- Empowered Badass Normal: He's had temporary powers before, but Hour of Power had him gain enhanced reflexes as a permanent superpower. He later loses them, but gains the power of forcefields in the final episode.
- Evil Costume Switch: He gets this after he joins the Wall Dogs in "Henry and the Bad Girl Part 2". Though it is just his Kid Danger outfit spray painted with darker colors.
- Goofy Print Underwear: In the animated spinoff, Henry sleeps in his heart-printed boxers.
- Fake Defector: Henry does this in "Henry and the Bad Girl" by pretending to have turned against Captain Man and using Veronika's feelings for him to join the Wall Dogs in order to find their hideout and leader. Though Henry's feelings for Veronika turn out to be genuine.
- Faking the Dead: He fakes Kid Danger's death in the final episode, to end his legacy in Swellview before moving to Dystopia with Jasper and Charlotte.
- Flash Step: Although we knew that Henry's power made him fast, in Dodging Danger, he showed that he's fast enough to pull down the pants of a guy he's having a conversation in the middle of a crowded room without anyone noticing that he even moved DURING that conversation.
- Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: The responsible to Piper's foolish, as he does most of the chores in the house and is well-mannered, while Piper is a Bratty Half-Pint who constantly breaks the rules and acts irresponsibly.
- Gosh Dang It to Heck!: After the Man Cave blows up in "Secret Room", Henry (going through a mental breakdown]) reenacts a heartbreaking moment from Planet of the Apes (1968) by looking at the Statue of Liberty. While he gives Ray, Schwoz, Jasper and Charlotte upsetting stares in anger as he is crying, the four begin to realise they have really hurt Henry's feelings as well as themselves during their argument, hence the guilty faces].
- Grammar Nazi: Henry is this in "Spoiler Alert" when he's correcting Ray's grammar.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Has honey-blonde hair and is the hero of the show.
- Hero Insurance: Averted, Captain Man and Henry stop a criminal from robbing an antique bottle store. However, their fight with the robber destroys nearly every glass bottle in the store. The owner is upset about this and makes them clean up the whole store.
- Hidden Depths: He's an excellent basketball coach as he's able to turn the worst team in the league into the best.
- Hopeless Suitor: In "Danger & Thunder", he has a crush on Phoebe Thunderman, who is two years older than him.
- Hypocrite: He gets mad at Bianca when she kisses Kid Danger since she's supposed to be dating him (and she doesn't know he's Kid Danger), but Henry later kisses Veronika while he's Kid Danger even though he is still dating Bianca.
- Jerkass Ball: Henry hogs it to himself BIG TIME in "Henry's Jelly" all because Jasper stopped the motorcycle bandit at their school with a flag. In this episode, he acted like a big Jerkass towards everyone around him, including Captain Man and Charlotte. The latter two notice something was wrong about Henry when they call him out for his jackassery. However, when Jasper lets him out of his cage and tells Captain Man that he doesn't need to be thanked as they are best friends, Henry starts to realise his mistake and purchases Jasper a spider as an apology present for acting like a jerk about his jealousy towards him.
- Karma Houdini: While Henry hogged the Jerkass Ball a lot in "Henry's Jelly" for being jealous of Jasper stopping the motorcycle bandit, he doesn't get any punishments for acting like a big jerk throughout the episode or purchasing a deadly spider that could have easily killed his best friend, Jasper. Wow, nice friend you are, Henry.
- Kid Hero: Unofficially, as he is the main protagonist, he's not a hero in his own right.
- Kid Sidekick: Officially this to Captain Man. Aspires to be sidekick of the century.
- Little Mister Badass: Henry's very tough for a fourteen year old, able to engage in fights with actual villains and grown men (though not to an truly unrealistic extent as he can still be overpowered if someone stronger manages to get hold of him).
- Man, I Feel Like a Woman: In "Henry the Man-Beast", Henry is put into a machine that will cure him of being a man-beast. Instead, he comes out as a female version of himself and his reaction is to shake his hips and state, "I feel so...different."
- Muscles Are Meaningless: Not to too much an unrealistic degree, but although thin and seemingly scrawny, Henry is quite strong. With a single punch, he was able to cause Jasper (who is considerably bulkier and huskier than him) to collapse to the ground in pain, leaving him unable to move for a reasonable while.
- One Head Taller: A non romantic version with Charlotte.
- Only Sane Man: He is the only child in the Hart family who has common sense, and Henry is often the voice of reason for mostly Ray, Schwoz (and sometimes Charlotte and Jasper) if any of them can't keep up with him or get up in his face one too many times.
- Passing the Torch: "Kills" off Kid Danger in the finale, and he and Ray decide it's time for Henry to move on and be his own hero. Henry designates the new kids that received powers from the Omega Explosion to carry Kid Danger's legacy, and they decide to call themselves Danger Force.
- Platonic Life-Partners: With Charlotte. Both of them agree that the mere thought of dating each other is disgusting.
- Real Men Eat Meat: While under the effects of the manly ray, he orders a giant raw steak.
- She Is Not My Girlfriend: Henry is disgusted at the thought of dating Charlotte. The feeling is mutual, however.
- Super-Speed: Henry's new superpower. He can move and percieve things at super-speed, and also has enhanced reflexes to go along with it (to let him dodge or catch things with his speed). He loses it early on in Season 5.
- Thou Shall Not Kill: Averted. He and Captain Man have no problem offing The Toddler in the pilot. Unfortunately for them, he survived.
- Too Dumb to Live: You really want to apologise to somebody for acting jealous over something you want to do? Purchase a poisonous spider that can kill your friends, I'm sure anyone in their right mind would accept something that can ''fatally kill them.''
- Took a Level in Badass: Since Henry spent years of fighting crime with Ray, he starts to walk into this terrority, especially in the second half of the series, where he fights Drex with his super fast reflexes in Season 3, dodges the Toddler's lasers in Season 4, and most notably in Season 5, where he grows stronger against the villains without his powers in Season 5.
- Took a Level in Jerkass: Downplayed. For the first half of Season 2, he starts to grow angry and resentful towards villains and his friends, probably because Ray is in his life and treated him this way. Thankfully, Henry reverted to his charming, lovable self in the second half of said season.
- Vocal Evolution: Henry ages the most throughout the series due to puberty. In Season 2, his voice changes, which becomes very noticeable in Seasons 3-4. By Season 5, he is already taller than Ray and Jasper and is nearly the same height as his father.
- Wake Up, Go to School & Save the World: In "Mo' Danger Mo' Problems", it shows an instance on how hard Henry has it trying to balance heroics, school, and family.
- Would Hit a Girl: Downplayed in "Henry's Jelly", where he runs up to an innocent little girl and scares her by telling her not to ask for Jasper's phone number out of anger and jealousy.
Ray Manchester/Captain Man
Click here to see him as Captain Man
Portrayed by: Cooper Barnes
Superhero and Henry's boss. He gained the power of invulnerability in an accident in his father's lab when he was 8.- Big Brother Instinct: Mostly to Henry. He is also shown to be quite protective of Charlotte.
- Big Brother Mentor: To Henry.
- Brought Down to Normal: Happens in "Tears of the Jolly Beetle" when he loses his invulnerability, he regains it at the end of the episode. He loses his powers permanently in the final episode. However, he later mentions that Schwoz will be able to get them back in a week or two.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Eccentric, goofy & a bit dull, but one of the greatest superheroes around.
- Butt-Monkey: Played with. He's a competent and effective hero, but due to being Nigh-Invulnerable, people often hit him with various things because they know he can survive it no issue...but he still feels pain and his outfits aren't always as invincible as himself.
- Captain Superhero: Guess what the second word is.
- The Casanova: Has a way with ladies. Best pointed out when he meets one of Henry's teachers and is already making out with her in minutes.
- Character Catchphrase: "I'm Okay!"
- Chivalrous Pervert: Will blatantly flirt with almost any pretty girl he sees, including making it clear he has the hots for Henry's mom, but also adhered to a strict Wouldn't Hit a Girl code in Let's Make A Steal and is, through all of his quirks, a Nice Guy (he is a superhero, after all.)
- Cloudcuckoolander: Captain is often seen "marching to the beat of his own drum". This awkwardness is implied to have been cultivated due to his non-standard superhero training upbringing he was given to by his father after he the accident.
- Depending on the Writer: What problems in Swellview he is willing to tackle vary by episode. In one episode, he rushes off to help Jasper when he is stuck in his own pants, and several episodes show him willing to help with small robberies. Another episode has Gooch say helping Jasper dangling from a tree isn't a "Captain Man emergency" and tells Piper to call the fire department instead, while another has Ray annoyed at having to help Chapa retrieve her stolen phone.
- Deuteragonist: The second lead of the show after Henry.
- Eccentric Mentor: Becomes one along with Schwoz for the new Danger Force.
- Flanderization: Early seasons portray Ray as a well-meaning, if narcissistic guy who tends to slip into Manchild tendencies. As the show went on, his Manchild side overtook his kinder side with him being annoyed at performing heroics he'd do without question in earlier episodes.
- Freudian Excuse: His ruder Manchild aspects are tied to his lack of a proper childhood, as his father started training him to be a superhero right after the accident that gave him his powers and he never got to so much as learn how to ride a bike or go camping. The anniversary of when he got his powers is noted to be a rather miserable time for him and those around him, who end up being targets of his frustration.
- Hero Insurance: Averted, Captain Man and Henry stop a criminal from robbing an antique bottle store. However, their fight with the robber destroys nearly every glass bottle in the store. The owner is upset about this and makes them clean up the whole store.
- Hero with an F in Good: Where do we begin?
- He constantly tries to hit on Kris Hart, tranquilizes villains without letting them explain their motives- the villain could have been abused for all we know- and he likes to play favorites, and abuses his superhero status.
- It's All About Me: Henry says it best, the only thing Ray loves more than anything is himself. Half the time, he does his superhero job just to boost his image and inflate his already large ego.
- Jerkass: He is at his worst, egoistical, self-righteous, immature, uncaring, hot-headed, and contradictory especially in later seasons.
- Jerkass Has a Point: Sure, Ray is a shallow, impulsive, immature Manchild, but he has his moments being an asshole is the only option:
- In "The Danger Begins", he tells Henry that all of the babies in Swellview are going to become hideous monsters and that Henry shouldn't be bothered about Jasper's birthday party, even if he is his best friend.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He may be a Manchild, but he does care about his friends and the people of Swellview. Took a Level in Jerkass ensued for later seasons, though.
- Kryptonite Factor: The tears of a Jolly Beetle can take away Captain Man's invulnerability.
- Manchild: Ray can tend to slip into a rather childish demeanor at times, which is also implied to be because of the aforementioned non-standard upbringing.
- Nigh-Invulnerable: Thanks to a molecular density machine, Captain Man cannot be injured, though he still feels pain.
- No-Sell: Subverted. Captain Man can't really do this despite being Nigh-Invulnerable because he still feels pain.
- Screw Learning, I Have Phlebotinum!: Captain Man's H.R.Z. can upload knowledge to a person's brain. It does have some side effects like mixing up words in sentences and the user involuntarily Screams Like a Little Girl that last for a few days.
- Snacksploitation: In "Spoiler Alert", Ray creates some popcorn from his snack machine to take to the theatre due to how expensive the snacks are at theatres.
- Took a Level in Jerkass: Most notably in season 3 of Henry Danger, where he becomes more apathetic towards the people of Swellview.
- Thou Shall Not Kill: Averted. He and Henry have no problem offing The Toddler in the pilot. Though he does come back in the crossover with The Thundermans.
- Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist: Ray is a Manchild who brings a lot of trouble onto himself, especially post-Took a Level in Jerkass.
- Vague Age: In Danger Force, he was shown to be a grown man in the 1970s and hinted at being alive in the 1930s, implying he's much Older Than He Looks. This contradicts the parent show, though, where he was a kid in the 1980s.
- Would Hurt a Child: What type of hero attempts to hurt children? Apparently, Captain Man, of all people, "protects the good citizens of Swellview", but there's more to what he has done:
- Ray gives Henry an underwear wedgie in "Let's Make a Steal" after the latter gives him one while Derek and Maddie Richards hypnotise him in the act of revenge.
- Exaggerated in "Thumb War". Captain Man attempts to blast Jasper (16-years-old at the time) with a weapon he claims to have set to "light stun" over him wearing a Thumb Buddies shirt, but is actually set to a setting where he could have possibly killed him.
- Subverted in "Double-O-Danger", where Ray tries to punch Piper in the face. Thankfully, Henry was able to stop him, as he doesn't condone physical violence to his own sister.
Charlotte Page
Portrayed by: Riele Downs
One of Henry's best friends.- Action Girl: Heavily averted. While she has shown interest in being Ray's sidekick, she later learns her skills are better suited for helping out behind the scenes.
- Affectionate Nickname: Often called "Char" by her friends.
- The Baby of the Bunch: While she is quite intelligent and can hold her own in an argument, she lacks in fighting skills. If anyone messes with her, Henry, Ray, Schwoz, and even Jasper don't hesitate to defend her.
- Berserk Button:
- Don't EVER call her Charlotte Sweb.
- Calling her a young woman or a girl sets her off.
- Best Friend: Is this to Henry.
- Black and Nerdy: She's the smartest of the main cast, and loves to point this out.
- Brainy Brunette: She's a bright student who excels at research and hacking and uses these skills to help Henry and Captain Man on missions.
- Butt-Monkey: Perhaps even more so than Jasper.
- Cyborg: Charlotte becomes this at some point while in Dystopia.
- Damsel in Distress: Surprisingly only happens to her in "The Beat Goes On". She gets kidnapped by Dr. Minyak for associating with Henry and Ray and is Brainwashed and Crazy. The second half of the episode deals with the guys figuring out how to save her.
- Deadpan Snarker: Is quick to snark about the zany things going on.
- The Dog Bites Back: Charlotte kicks Schwoz in the groin for locking her in the tubes in "Sick & Wired" and being treated like rubbish by him and Ray.
- Evil Costume Switch: When she's Brainwashed and Crazy, she wears a black leather jacket, black leather pants, combat boots, and shades.
- Everyone's Baby Sister: Comes naturally due to her being the smallest and the only girl in the group.
- Fainting: Of the exhaustion type in "The Beat Goes On" after her super strength is thawed out.
- Heroic RRoD: When her super strength is thawed out, she collapses from exhaustion.
- Height Insult: They love to do gags with Charlotte being so tiny. On a more Heartwarming note, the guys point out that they want to protect her since she's "so small", as shown in "Brawl in the Hall".
- Hypercompetent Sidekick: She is frequently the brightest of the three due to her Only Sane Woman role. However she can't fight, so she isn't much help when it comes to actually confronting the villains.
- Like Brother and Sister: While she and Henry are quite affectionate and protective of each other, they showed no signs of any romance between them.
- Little Miss Badass: On multiple occasions. She takes down the man who stole Henry's mom's purse, Ray easily (They are both fully grown men, and she's barely over 5 feet tall),and she's an incredible sharp shoot. Let's just say, don't mess with Charlotte.
- The Not-Love Interest: Her friendship with Henry is this. She even gives Henry advice on his own relationship struggles without a hint of jealousy.
- One of the Boys: Her friend group mostly consists of Henry, Ray, Jasper, and Schwoz.
- Only Sane Woman: Charlotte often plays this role, being the voice of reason or of the obvious. She was the one who did her research in the Phone Shark, and when confronted with the task of getting a pickle from the tightly screwed jar, she retrieves it by simply smashing the jar open, an obvious in hindsight tactic that had Ray and Henry stumped.
- Platonic Life-Partners: With Henry.
- Sassy Black Woman: Downplayed. As she lacks the attitude and cockiness of most, but she certainly is sassy.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: In "The Space Rock", Charlotte is the first person to escape the area when the "space bug" is around. She's also the first gone when the lockdown in "Cave In" has ended.
- Secret-Keeper: Becomes the first one in "The Secret Gets Out" after finding out Henry's secret.
- Shorter Means Smarter: Of the main cast she is easily the shortest, and easily the smartest.
- The Smurfette Principle: She's the only girl in Henry's main group of friends.
- Superpowers for a Day: When she's brain-warped by Dr. Minyak, she's given super strength. Though, it's completely thawed out by the end of the episode.
- Teach Me How To Fight: Ray constantly says that she should learn how to fight.
- Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Charlotte instantly learning Henry is Kid Danger and making him crack in "The Secret Gets Out" is what caused him to get fired by Ray and later rehire him as well as hire here in the same episode. However, Charlotte did help them catch The Phone Shark with little to no help.
- Vocal Evolution: Charlotte's voice changes slightly in the latter half of Season 2. It becomes very noticeable from Season 4 onwards.
Jasper Dunlop
Portrayed by: Sean Ryan Fox
One of Henry's best friends.- Big Brother Instinct: In Brawl In the Hall he wants to protect Charlotte, and tries to talk Bysh out of fighting her.
- Butt-Monkey: Sometimes, particularly around Piper.
- Cloudcuckoolander: Jasper comes off like this at times, though maybe not as much Sydney and Oliver.
- Collector of the Strange: He collects buckets and bucket-shaped things like barrels.
- Distressed Dude: Probably the most likely of Henry's friends to be in need of rescuing. This includes getting captured by Jeff after he pretended to be Kid Danger and Jeff believing it, and Drill Finger capturing him and Piper to steal their teeth.
- Expository Hairstyle Change: Initially downplayed in "Jasper Danger", where he straightened his hair when he dressed up as Kid Danger for one episode to replace his curls temporarily. Played straight from Season 4 onwards as he straightens his hair from "Toon In for Danger".
- Fat and Skinny: More bulky than outright fat, but Jasper has a noticeably bigger frame than the skinnier Henry.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: Although Jasper is their friend, Henry and Charlotte are constantly exasperated by him. The fact that Jasper embarrasses them on a regular basis doesn't help.
- Secret-Keeper: Becomes the second one after "I Know Your Secret". Of course, he has to work at the store in order to keep Henry's secret.
- Super Mode: Jasper learns a new power: the ability to fight and speak Spanish while he sleeps.
- Took a Level in Jerkass: Most notably in season 3, when he learned Henry's secret, and started hanging out with Ray. He does become more kinder in Seasons 4-5, however.
- Vocal Evolution: Jasper's voice gets deeper right after "The Danger Begins" is aired. By Seasons 2-3, his voice becomes deeper than it was before.
Piper Hart
Portrayed by: Ella Anderson
Henry's bratty little sister.- Annoying Younger Sibling: Frequently tries to get Henry in trouble with their parents. However, Henry doesn't treat her well either.
- Berserk Button:
- If anything bad happens to her phone, she will kill you.
- Saying something negative to her really sets her off badly.
- Insult her cooking in any way or attempt to hide it while she is in the presence, and she will pull the table covers off your table, effectively cancelling dinner immediately.
- Don't ever ignore her or try to beat her at something she knows she will easily win at. Piper does not take loss very well and is only in it to win it!
- Bratty Half-Pint: Has a habit of yelling when she doesn't get her way.
- Character Catchphrase: "I am not okay!"
- Character Development: As the show went on, Piper becomes far less bratty and grows a kinder side.
- Disproportionate Retribution: Piper delivers one to Jasper in the first part of the two parter "One Henry, Three Girls". After Jasper uses Piper's rare glass hat as a bowl for chili, destroying it in the microwave, Piper promises to be the lookout when Jasper uses the girls' room at the park (the boys' room was closed). Instead, she gets the police and tells them Jasper scared her in the bathroom and that he may have a knife. He was ultimately arrested.
- Expy: Shares many similarities with Megan Parker, namely being an Annoying Younger Sibling who loves tormenting her brother. However, unlike Megan, Piper will get a comeuppance for her actions.
- Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: The foolish to Henry's responsible, as she is a Bratty Half-Pint who breaks the rules and causes destruction, while Henry does most of the chores in the house and is well-mannered. She soon starts to grow out of the Foolish Sibling phase in later seasons.
- Freudian Excuse: Implied. Piper most likely acts bratty and childish towards everyone around her, which stems down from being ignored, constantly put down by her parents and sometimes annoyed by Henry.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: Piper becomes this to Narlee and her gang in "JAM Session", as they cannot stand her bad temper and makes no one want to be around her.
- Jerkass Has a Point: While Piper is obviously no saint in her own right, she does have a reason to act like an ass towards everyone:
- "Kid Grounded" has Piper getting angry at Henry for snitching on her and getting grounded over a horror film she had watched with a friend that was very scary for them, though flipping over the couch on him or closing the goddamn door in his face wasn't entirely justified.
- In "Text, Lies, Video", Piper was only attempting to get aggressive towards Henry for stealing her phone in the first place because he poured dry cereal on her head, tied her to a chair she was sitting on and took her phone without asking her. Turns out it was justified because the entire episode was nothing but an Excuse Plot that could have easily been solved within 5 minutes.
- "Ox Pox" gives her a reason to kick Henry in the groin because he attempted to get one of Schwoz's contaminated cookies out of her stomach before she ingests it; however, Henry was only doing that to save her life as she could have easily been killed.
- "JAM Session". Where do we even begin? Towards the end of the episode, Piper literally loses her temper in the worst way possible because of Ray's Jerkass behaviour towards her and Henry. And the worst part is Ray doesn't even get punished for cheating on their bet by using his ego as Captain Man. Thankfully, Ray does get thrown out of a helicopter for everything he has done so far in "License to Fly".
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Rude? Yes. Annoying? Yes. Irresponsible? Yes. Foolish? Yes. Piper may be all of those things, but deep down, she really does have a positive attitude and loves her older brother and family to pieces. She absolutely wouldn't trade her family's kindness for the world.
- Karma Houdini: She usually gets away with her actions due to her parents being too scared stiff to discipline her.
- Karma Houdini Warranty: Falls victim to this in "The Secret Gets Out" and "The Space Rock". In the former, she loses the humiliating video of Jasper when her phone is knocked into the toilet, and Jasper gives her the same blackmail that she did to him. In the latter, after humiliating Jasper during his podcast, the alien suctions to her face and Captain Man had to shoot it off her, leaving her in a charred mess.
- Kick the Dog: Deliberately throwing away the last slice of cake her parents had saved ever since their wedding day because it had gluten in it when she was on a "no gluten" trend.
- Kids Driving Cars: In "Grave Danger", she is mistakenly given a driver's license by mail despite being no more than 11 when getting it. This causes her to become a certified driver for the rest of the series and doesn't bother to send the license back.
- Large Ham: Has a rather loud and boisterous personality.
- Lethal Chef: As revealed in "Indestructible Henry". At Henry's tenth birthday party everyone hated the cake so much that Henry repeatedly stabbed the cake trying to kill it.
- Loves My Alter Ego: As shown in the beginning of "Tears of the Jolly Beetle", Piper adores Kid Danger and even thinks he's hot, which of course completely contrasts her usual behavior towards Henry. Neither sentiment is acceptable to Henry and Charlotte immediately tells Piper that she really shouldn't be saying that. Needless to say, when she finds out her brother and hero are the same person, she is horrified and disgusted.
- Phoneaholic Preteen: Piper has an obsession with being on her phone, checking the latest updates and what's trending. Getting in the way of this, will turn her brattiness up to Eleven.
- No Indoor Voice: She frequently screams even when she's inside the house.I'm not okay!
- Pet the Dog: Two instances in "Henry The Man-Beast" she showed genuine concern for Henry when his hand was bleeding and when he was growing pit hair inhumanly fast.
- She also acts as Jasper's life coach in "The Bucket Trap" and actually helps him try to keep his secret, despite her methods in helping him do so.
- Secret-Keeper: Becomes the third one (fourth counting the Game Shakers) after two-parter "Sister Twister" when she stumbles into the Man-Cave and seeing Henry transforms in front of her eyes.
- Took a Level in Kindness: She slowly becomes less bratty and abrasive while becoming more kinder towards Henry, Jasper, Ray and Charlotte as the series progresses.
- Vocal Evolution: Piper's voice became deeper and more adult like in the final two seasons due to her actor aging.
Schwoz
Portrayed by: Michael D. Cohen
Ray's friend who made most of the tech in the Man Cave.
- Amazon Chaser: If his ideal woman is any indication.
- Berserk Button: Unless you want some crap from Schwoz, don't ever interrupt or outsmart him by being snideful about something.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Schwoz is quite eccentric and bordering on the strange, however he is undeniably a genius.
- Ditzy Genius: Brilliant at building tech, but lacks some actual common sense.
- Fake Guest Star: Michael Cohen has never been credited as a starring cast member despite essentially being one ever since his introduction. Season 5 fixes this.
- Eccentric Mentor: Becomes one along with Ray for the new Danger Force.
- Funny Foreigner: No nationality has been specified, but he speaks with a German accent.
- It Amused Me: A lot of the times, he invents things just for his own amusement and he finds the consequences of some of them to be very hilarious. For example, it turns out there's a setting on the mind eraser that lets him erase only the part where people realize Ray is Captain Man and Henry is Kid Danger. When asked why he didn't just use that setting, Schwoz responds that it's funny watching people being reduced to mindless, confused idiots.
- Nigh-Invulnerable: Schwoz temporarily receives this power for 45 minutes in "Toddler Invasion" after drinking Captain Man's sweat, making him immune to injuries but still feeling pain. When his fight with the Toddler was over, his power wore off.
- Non-Action Guy: Even more so than Charlotte.
- Second Episode Introduction: Well, more like ninth episode, but he becomes a regular recurring character after he's introduced and is shown to be quite a necessary staple around the Man Cave due to the fact the he built and is the only one who can really maintain its many high-tech gadgets.
- Secret-Keeper: Knows Captain Man's secrets.
- Shorter Means Smarter: Is around the same height as Charlotte, and its the groups tech guy.
- The Smart Guy: Of the group, Schwoz is the one who makes and maintains most of the tech in the Man Cave, and normally comes up with the scientific solutions.
Recurring Characters
Sidney Birnbaum
Oliver Pook
Portrayed by: Matthew Zhang
- Asian and Nerdy: More nerdy than even Sidney.
- The Stoic: He speaks in a monotone voice, even in exciting situations.
- Those Two Guys: With Sidney, though he does appear in episodes without him unlike the other way around.
Mr. Gooba Gooch
Portrayed by: Duncan Bravo
The shopkeeper of Junk'N'Stuff.- Ambiguously Brown: His background is unknown, but his appearance and accent implies that he's of Indian origin.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Isn't seen after Season 1 (possibly due to his stereotypical portrayal), with his fate unknown and Jasper took his place in season 3.
- Last-Name Basis: He is mostly referred to in his last name and his given name is rarely mentioned.
- Mission Control: His main role.
- Secret-Keeper: One of the few people to know Captain Man's secret identity.
Trent Overunder and Mary Gaperman
Portrayed by: Winston Story and Carrie Barrett
Two wisecracking reporters for Swellview News.
- '20s Bob Haircut: Mary's usual hairstyle.
- The Dividual: They seem to function as a single unit and are never seen apart.
Ms. Sharona Shapen
Portrayed by: Jill Benjamin
Henry's cynical history teacher who has a crush on Captain Man.- The Dog Bites Back: She refuses to help Jasper up after getting bit by a poisonous spider that Henry brought for him at Pet-Me, most likely because he refused to help her up after she got hit by the motorcycle bandit a few days prior to that.
Mitch Bilsky
Portrayed by: Andrew Caldwell
A local bully who has gotten held back in high school for over a decade.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Mitch may be a bully to everyone at Swellview High School on a regular basis, but even he has morals as shown in “Bilsky Billions”, where he was disgusted towards Jeff for attempting to get him in trouble.
- Jerkass: Mitch bullies everyone at Swellview High School, takes their lunch money, beats everyone up and occasionally commits crimes in public.
- Jerkass Has a Point: Depending on how you view Mitch, it can either be this or Dumbass Has a Point. In “The Beginning Of The End”, Mitch did have a reason to get angry at Miss Shapen for not letting him graduate, which was that the system was bias against unintelligent people.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Zigzagged. Mitch can either be a bully in his own right or a nice person on a good day (depending on his motives).
- Kick the Dog: There's a lot of things Mitch has done throughout his life in high school, starting with throwing fruit bars at Oliver's face.
- Would Hurt a Child: In "Invisible Brad", he had no problem giving Henry a black eye, but that was only because Brad pinched him on his buttocks to make him think Henry did it. He even attempted to pick a fight with Henry by grabbing him by the neck and choking him to death in "Super Volcano".
Jana Tetrazini
Portrayed by: Kayla Madison
Piper's arch-rival.
- Early-Installment Weirdness: When her picture was first shown in "Captain Man: On Vacation", Jana was shown to be a blonde; in her actual on-screen debut in "Scream Machine", she's a brunette.
Danger Force
Chapa De Silva/Volt
Portrayed by: Havan Flores
- Boyish Short Hair
- Embarrassing Nickname: Hers is "Spicy Milk".
- Hates Wearing Dresses
- Red Is Heroic: She wears a red superhero suit.
- Shockand Awe: Her power.
Miles Macklin/AWOL
Portrayed by: Terrence Little Gardenhigh
- Embarrassing Nickname: His is "The Wing Wimp".
- Teleportation: His power.
Mika Macklin/ShoutOut
Portrayed by: Dana Heath
- Embarrassing Nickname: Hers is "Oopsie Girl".
- Meaningful Name: As she puts, "Once I shout, then you're out."
Bose O'Brian/Brainstorm
Portrayed by: Luca Luhan
- Blue Is Heroic: He wears a blue superhero suit.
- Embarrassing Nickname: His is "Gorgeous Hair Boy".
- Mind over Matter: His power.
Villains
Major villains
The Toddler
Portrayed by: Ben Giroux
- Character Death: He's knocked into a bottomless pit and blown up with a bomb. Ultimately subverted, because he survived into the crossover with The Thundermans.
- Depraved Dwarf: He's a dwarf who's supervillain theme is babies.
- Eldritch Abomination: His army of mutant babies.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: He says this word for word after being dropped in the bottomless pit, and blown up by his own bomb.
- Mister Big: See Depraved Dwarf.
- Not-So-Harmless Villain: You'd think that his campy demeanor would make him a joke, but he makes a bridge collapse, putting peoples lives in danger, and his evil scheme involved turning babies into mutant monsters.
- Psychopathic Manchild: His infantile speech patterns, Tantrum Throwing, and baby-themed weapons all qualify him as such.
- Shout-Out: His voice and appearance are very reminiscent to the likes of Eric Cartman.
- Starter Villain: The main villain of the pilot. Unlikely to return considering he was killed off...but he wasn't.
- Would Hurt a Child: Experiments on a baby with a chemical that turns it into a mutant monster. It's kind of understandable why The Toddler was killed off. Except he wasn't.
Dr. Minyak
Portrayed by: Mike Ostroski
Captain Man's biggest arch-nemesis besides Drex.
- And Then What?: Played for Laughs, when he states he will be able to do whatever he wants once he rids the city of Captain Man. His minion, Mrs. Cohort asks him what does he want to do and Minyak gives an annoyed "I don't know!"
- Card-Carrying Villain: When asked about why he doing what he does he claims its cause he wants to.
- Deadpan Snarker: "I know. I was being disrespectful."
- Evil Brit: An all around bad guy, who speaks with British accent.
- Faux Affably Evil
- Hoist by His Own Petard: Kid Danger and Captain Man end up taking him and his assistant down with an altered version of the rap lyrics, they used to brainwash Charlotte.
- Karma Houdini: In his first appearance, he makes a break for it. This is a Dan Schnieder show, so don't be so shocked. On the upside, he does say that he will be back.
- He does return in the premier of the second season. This time he doesn't get away.
- Laughably Evil: A dangerous Mad Scientist sure, but he's witty and eccentric enough to still be funny.
- Mad Scientist: His main schtick, in his first appearance he uses the tears of the Jolly beetle to take Captain Man's invunerablity. In his second, he brainwashes Charlotte to kill Captain Man and Kid Danger, then artificially gives her superhuman strength to pull of the task.
- Mind-Control Music: He pays a kid rapper named Li'l Biggie to perform this on Charlotte to make her destroy Captain Man and Kid Danger.
- Not-So-Harmless Villain: Sure he's goofy and eccentric, but he's also undisputedly a tough villain for the heroes to fight.
- Villain Decay: He suffers from this trope big time. In his first appearance, he was built up as being one of Captain Man's greatest foes, knowing his secret identity, his weakness, and nearly ending his superhero career, and his next first appearances have him place Henry in a deep sleep, and have Charlotte brainwashed and beat up her companions. However, by the time Season 3 rolls around, he starts to lose is creditability as a genuine threat, and in Season 4 the heroes stop taking him seriously altogether. Even the news reporters and civilians don't view him as a threat anymore.
- Would Hurt a Child: He has no problem with kidnapping Charlotte, and using her to destroy Henry and Ray.
Nurse Cohort
Portrayed by: Amber Bela Muse
Dr. Minyak's lowly assistant.
Drill Finger
Portrayed by: Daniel Kaemon; Ben Giroux (voice)
An evil dentist who wears a mask.
- Face–Heel Turn: He was a dentist before turning to a life of crime.
- Karma Houdini: Due to being The Unfought.
- The Unfought: Captain Man & Kid Danger don't confront him face to face at first since he was in Nebraska and Captain Man only protects Swellview.
- Eventually is fought in "Double Date Danger" when he comes to Swellview for malicious reasons.
- This Is a Drill: As per his name, he has a drill for a finger.
- Would Hurt a Child: In "Double Date Danger", Drill Finger removed the teeth from at least one young teen and was going to do the same with Piper and her boyfriend.
Time Jerker
Portrayed by: Joey Richter
A villain who does time related crime and puns.
- Greater-Scope Villain: His time machine becomes the plot element for various episodes, like when Henry used it to make his bad day good only to make it his friends' bad day, when Henry used it to go back in time to find a bird declared extinct in modern times so he can cure Piper of Ox Pox and Drex used it as part of his plot to erase Captain Man from existance.
- Pungeon Master: Makes lots of time jokes.
- Time Machine: He created one. The problem with it is that it has trouble retrieving the subject and returning them to the present. Henry once used it to find a bird declared extinct in modern times so he can cure Piper of Ox Pox. It later becomes part of Drex's plot to erase Captain Man and Kid Danger from ever forming.
Drex
Portrayed by: Tommy Walker
A criminal who was Captain Man's original sidekick.
- Arch-Enemy: He is this to Captain Man and Kid Danger.
- Big Bad: By far the biggest and most dangerous threat in the series.
- Body Horror: When he ends up with Captain Man's invulnerability, his left hand tuns into that of a lizard's.
- Brought Down to Normal: Both him and Ray lose their indestructibility in the final episode.
- Disney Villain Death: Drex, Brought Down to Normal and no longer invulnerable, was knocked off the top of a blimp in flight during the climactic fight in the series finale. Somewhat averted as Jasper uses a drone to catch him and literally drop him safely into prison.
- Face–Heel Turn: He used to be Captain Man's sidekick before going bad.
- Fate Worse than Death: Henry sends him back 100 million years into the past with Time Jerker's time machine.
- Final Boss: He is the last villain faced by Kid Danger and Captain Man in the series.
- He's Back!: Thanks to his invulnerability, he is able to survive being sent back to prehistoric times, but winds up frozen in a glacier. Thanks to global warming, he is able to free himself in modern times.
- Knight of Cerebus: He is the first supervillain to be the most dangerous threat to the heroes.
- Ret-Gone: His final plan to destroy Captain Man. Knowing how much Ray loves himself along with the memory wiper's setting that only erases the part where people realize Ray is Captain Man, he decides to use the device to erase Captain Man from the memory of Swellview and then take his place so he can destroy his image for good.
Frankini
Portrayed by: Frankie Grande
A social media manic who almost exposed the identities of Captain Man and Kid Danger.
- Ambiguously Related: It's not stated outright if he's Cat Valentine's brother but his sociopathic behavior, the fact that Goomer used to hang out with his sister and the fact that he's literally played by Ariana Grande's real life brother hint that he is. Adding to this is the fact that Frankini is a musically inclined performer and Cat, a talented singer in her own right, goes to Hollywood Arts, a performing arts school.
- Camp Gay / Camp Straight: It isn't stated what his sexuality is, but he is definitely, absolutely camp.
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The Danza: Frankini is played by Frankie Grande, brother of former Nickelodeon star Ariana Grande. - "Freaky Friday" Flip: In "Captain Man-kini", in order to stop a web celebrity from harming an elderly woman, Captian Man swaps bodies with Frankini
- Near-Villain Victory: Had Schwoz not knocked out the power Just in Time, the heroes would have revealed their identities to the city, and Frankini would have been victorious.
- Unseen No More: Goomer, the same one from Sam & Cat, mentions that he used to hang out with Frankini's sister, given Goomer originated in Sam & Cat that would mean the only possibility is that Frankini is Cat's brother who was occasionally mentioned in Victorious.
Minor villains
Jeff
Portrayed by: Ryan Grassmeyer
A dumb, incompetent criminal who can never commit a crime properly.
- Connected All Along: "The Whole Bilsky Family" reveals he's Mitch's brother.
- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Jeff kidnapped Kid Danger in “Jasper Danger” along with his girlfriend, but it turns out that he actually took Jasper Dunlop and Monica instead when Captain Man answers his video call.
- Stupid Crooks: It's in his nickname when everyone calls him "The Stupidest Criminal in Swellview". How about "kidnapping" Kid Danger in "Jasper Danger", who was actually Jasper Dunlop in costume as one example?
- Took a Level in Dumbass: He slowly gets more and more dumber as the series progresses.
- Too Dumb to Live: Where do we even begin? The “Dumb” part is exaggerated. It’s a mystery why Jeff makes it out unscathed, isn’t it?!
- Villain With An F in Evil He's this in spades. So much that makes Jasper look intelligent in comparison.
- Would Hit a Girl: Subverted. Jeff attempted to electrocute Piper and Charlotte with a blaster in "Stuck in Two Holes", but given his absolute idiocy, he doesn't seem to notice that it ran out of power, much to his charging.
Veronika
Portrayed by: Madison Iseman
A female vandal who's a member of the Wall Dogs.
- Anti-Villain: She and the other Wall Dogs see themselves as such, stating that they are only artists expressing themselves. More significant then the other Wall Dogs, as her feelings for Henry appear to be genuine.
- Broken Pedestal: Henry stops dating her after she is revealed to be the Mad Granny who punted Captain Man.
- Catchphrase: Anyone who doesn't agree with or understand the Wall Dogs actions is referred to as a "Herbert" by her and the other members.
- Crocodile Tears: When Henry calls her a punk in response to her Motive Rant, she stars crying when he tries to apologize she quits faking and handcuffs him to a cleaning machine.
- Femme Fatale: She gets Henry to join the Wall Dogs by kissing and seducing him. Or so she thinks.
Van Del
Portrayed by: Josh Fingerhut
The leader of the Wall Dogs.
Rick Twitler
Portrayed by: David Blue
The founder of TwitFlash as well as one of the Captain Man's most cunning and intelligent foes.
- The Chessmaster: He was the mastermind behind the last few episodes of Season 4 and the first few episodes of Season 5, up to his official debut in "A New Evil". He had stolen the World/s Most Poisonous Cactus from Cactus Con in The Great Cactus Con in which the gas from the Cactus is what is trapping Captain Man, and he also hacked the Man Cave while he was at Cactus Con and knows everything about him including his name, where the Man Cave is located and his age. He then tells Captain Man that he hacked the Man Cave while he was at Cactus Con and reveals that he knows everything about him including his name, where the Man Cave is located and his age.
- Crazy-Prepared: A side clip reveals that Rick had a backup plan in case his plan to permanently shut down the internet failed or he was killed or lost his memories. He had recorded a video of himself and made blueprints for a superweapon know as the The Omega Weapon and sent both of them to The Messenger to give to the right villain to drain Captain Man's powers and destroy him.
- Knight of Cerebus: When he brags about how he's not Ray's average bad guy, he's not bluffing in the slightest. He's far smarter than the average Swellview villain, and his role is never Played for Laughs. He tricked the heroes into exposing themselves to toxic gases, hired a man to pose a kidnapper to lure the heroes there, had two functioning traps prepared for them when they arrived, successfully steals Henry/Kid Danger's power, keeps Henry busy by sending thugs to his house to attack his family long enough for Rick to create a deadly virus that successfully destroys Swellview's internet, basically wins, turns into a living weapon, and even though he loses his memories in the end he's still able to get the final laugh on Henry as he's responsible for Henry losing his power and set up the mega weapon that would be used in the final arc of the show.
- Laser-Guided Amnesia: Transforming to a human virus causes the virus to scramble a lot of his brain cells, and as a result, when he's returned back to his human form, he can't remember anything, even his own identity.
- New Media Are Evil: He believes this about social media and feels guilty that he helped to make it such as he created a social media company. Due to this, his plan was to shut the internet down forever.
- One-Winged Angel: He accidentally touches his own virus and turns himself into a living human virus capable of spreading contagion to others.
- Small Role, Big Impact: He only appeared in the three-part special "A New Evil" and loses his memories in the end, but it's thanks to him that Kid Danger ended up losing his super-fast reflexes...twice. In addition to that, his plans for the Omega Weapon and sending the right villain to use it would directly lead up to the final arc of the show and allow Drex to attempt to destroy his ex-boss.
- Trojan Prisoner: He uses this tactic, posing as someone being held hostage to lure Captain Man and Kid Danger into his trap.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: He wants to destroy the Internet because he believes that social media is having a negative effect on society.
One-off villains
The Phone Shark
Portrayed by: Jon Dixon
A man who eats phones.
- Expy: Of Jaws of the James Bond films.
- Scary Teeth: Has teeth of titanium so he can eat phones.
- Villains Out Shopping: Charlotte and Henry caught him while he was at his brother's wedding.
The Spoiler
Portrayed by: Noland Ammon
A teen that spoils the endings of shows and movies.
- Evil Is Petty: See Jerkass.
- Jerkass: Unlike the other villains he doesn't have any large scale plans or anything to gain from ruining people's experiences, he just seems to enjoy doing so.
- Walking Spoiler: A literal example, as Spoiler Alert's sole gimmick is to spoil the endings of TV shows and movies.
Courtney Sham
Portrayed by: Jada Facer
A girl revealed to have been going out with Jasper in "Jasper's Real Girlfriend"
- Ax-Crazy: Tries to kill Charlotte at the drop of the hat, and ends up chasing her, Henry and Jasper with what is pretty much a chainsaw.
- Faux Affably Evil: Sure she seems sweet at first, but then she resorts to attempted murder based on a misunderstanding.
- Murder the Hypotenuse: She tries to knock a cell fan on Charlotte when she gets the wrong idea that Jasper has romantic feelings for her.
