Main characters
Martin Stein / Firestorm
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Professor Martin Stein (portrayed by Victor Garber as an adult; main: seasons 1–3;[1] guest: season 7) (portrayed by Graeme McComb as a young man; guest: seasons 1–3) is a faculty member from Hudson University and nuclear physicist focused on transmutation, who is also half of the character Firestorm with Jefferson Jackson.[2][3][4] Stein is also Ray Palmer's former college professor. Initially time travels for intellectual pursuits and adventures with his wife Clarissa's blessing; however, after accidentally altered his own history resulted in his fatherhood in season two and becoming a grandfather following his daughter's pregnancy in season three, Stein discovers happiness that he and Clarissa had never experienced in the previous timeline and desires to be with his family, ultimately seeks to separate himself from the F.I.R.E.S.T.O.R.M. matrix, with help from Jax, Ray, Harry Wells, Cisco Ramon, and Caitlin Snow.
However, during the events of "Crisis on Earth-X", Stein is badly injured during the team's escape from Earth-X when he is shot by two Nazis and dies separating himself from the F.I.R.E.S.T.O.R.M. matrix. The Legends, Team Arrow, Team Flash, Supergirl, and Alex Danvers avenge Stein by defeating the Earth-X armies that are led by Overgirl and Dark Arrow and killing their leaders, though Eobard Thawne gets away.
Following Stein's death, his younger 1992 self is accidentally displaced in the Norsemen era with a Beebo toy, reveals details of Stein's change to his past during Hanukkah after his last encounter with his younger self in 1987 in the process. After taking his future self's advice, young Stein leads a fulfilling marriage with Clarissa following the couple's daughter Lily's birth, with him being a devoted father, therefore young Stein and his wife are living a much happier lives than what would have been without interfering Stein's destiny. The Legends end up saving him and getting him back to his own time with a replacement Beebo for his daughter. Becoming aware of his fate in 2017, young Stein decides not to learn the details of his impending death and avert it, knowing that he would die in the age of 67 hence a senior; he gathers that he would already lived his life to the fullest by then and even if he alters the event it would only bought himself a little time anyway due to being elderly. He resolves to treasure the life he has as a husband and father, and advises Jefferson to move on from his future self's death.
In season seven, Gideon encounters a memory of Stein at the time she suffers a virus.
The character was first introduced on The Flash. Garber left the series during season three, after his character's death during the "Crisis on Earth-X" crossover.[5]
Victor Garber also portrays Henry Stein, an ancestor of Martin living in London, 1895.
Ray Palmer / Atom
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Main article: Ray Palmer (Arrowverse) |
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Dr. Raymond "Ray" Palmer (portrayed by Brandon Routh; main: seasons 1–5; guest: season 7) is a scientist, inventor, businessman, and CEO of Palmer Technologies. After losing his fiancée Anna to the Starling City Siege, Ray developed a power-suit to protect the people of Starling City and became a member of Team Arrow. After a lab accident that saw him captive for 6 months and the world believing him dead, he is now capable of shrinking and growing to immense sizes whilst wearing the suit.[2][3]
During the first season, he develops a relationship with Kendra Saunders, but this ends when Hawkman is reincarnated as Scythian Torvil.
In later seasons, Ray forms a strong friendship with Nate Heywood and develops an attraction towards Nora Darhk. He later becomes the host of the demon Neron after surrendering his body in order to save Nate's life. He is eventually saved and resurrected by Constantine.
During season five, he marries Nora and leaves the Legends so they can live their lives together.
In season seven, Gideon encounters a memory of Ray at the time when she suffers a virus.
The character was first introduced on Arrow. In August 2019, it was revealed that Routh would leaving as a series regular during the fifth season.[6]
- Routh also portrayed the Superman of Earth-96, reprising the role from Superman Returns.
Rip Hunter
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Rip Hunter (portrayed by Arthur Darvill; main: seasons 1–2; recurring: season 3; guest: season 7) is a roguish time traveler and leader of the team as well as former Time Master, who hides the strains of being responsible for history itself behind a façade of charm and wit.[2][7] His goal is to defeat Vandal Savage in order to save the world and his family. He and Savage are archenemies throughout the timeline. Aiden Longworth portrays a young Rip Hunter.[8]
In season two, after giving himself false memories and identity for the sake of protecting the Spear of Destiny, Rip is captured and brainwashed into joining the Legion of Doom; he attempts to rewrite his and his family's fate with the Spear. He is also revealed to be an ally to a future variant of Barry Allen, whose younger self operates as the Flash in the present. By the end of the season, Rip regains his memories and leaves the Legends, feeling he has nothing left to teach them.
In season three, after leaving the Waverider for only 15 minutes in the Legends' time, Rip meets the team again in 2017. During the five years that have passed in Rip's time, he has set up the Time Bureau to replace the Time Masters and correct the anachronisms caused by the Legends. In the season finale, Rip sacrifices his life to stop Mallus. Darvill became a recurring actor for season three.[9]
In season seven, Gideon encounters a memory of Rip at the time when she suffers a virus. It was also revealed that Rip altered her programming so that she would interact with the Legends better.
Sara Lance / White Canary
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Main article: Sara Lance |
Sara Lance (portrayed by Caity Lotz as an adult; seasons 1–7; Emily Murden as a young girl) is a Star City vigilante and former League of Assassins member who initially suffered from rage issues after being resurrected by the mystical Lazarus Pit.[2][3][10] After Rip Hunter's disappearance, she takes over as captain of the Waverider, and maintained the role even when he returned and left again to found the Time Bureau.
The character was first introduced on Arrow.
She is loosely based on the DC Comics characters Black Canary and White Canary.
Sara Lance robot clone
A factory reset version of Gideon created a robot clone of Sara Lance (also portrayed by Caity Lotz; recurring: season 7) to make up the new Legends of Tomorrow with Gideon claiming that the real Legends of Tomorrow are robot clones. While suspicious of the sudden revivals of her Zari and Astra, Sara figured out the truth and enlisted her Zari to look into this. Gideon revealed the truth after convincing Zari that she has built them to be better than the Legends as Dr. Sharpe reprograms Sara with Robot Nate becoming the new captain. During the mission in 1914, Robot Sara was tricked into removing her CPU.
Jefferson Jackson / Firestorm
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Further information: Firestorm (comics) and Jefferson Jackson |
Jefferson "Jax" Jackson (portrayed by Franz Drameh; main: seasons 1–3; guest: season 7) was a high school athlete whose professional career was derailed by an injury who works as an auto mechanic.[2][11][12] He serves as the other half of the character Firestorm with Martin Stein.[4] The producers decided to create Jax as the other half of Firestorm to have him be someone in his early 20s and different from Ronnie Raymond, the previous Firestorm, bringing comedy and camaraderie with Stein.[13]
In season three, it is revealed that with Martin's help, Jax has fulfilled his dream to enroll in college and finished it, and was admitted in a graduate program of engineering to earn his master's degree before he reunited with the Legends. The character was first introduced on The Flash. Drameh left the series as a main cast member in the middle of season three,[14] but returned for the season finale, where it is revealed that it had been five years for Jax since he left and during that time he had married and had a daughter.[15]
In season seven, Gideon encounters a British-accented memory of Jax at the time when she suffers a virus. He helps her, Astra, and Spooner combat the virus.
Kendra Saunders / Hawkgirl
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Kendra Saunders (portrayed by Ciara Renée; season 1) is a young woman who is just beginning to learn that she has been repeatedly reincarnated over the centuries as the Egyptian priestess Chay-Ara. When provoked, her ancient warrior persona manifests itself along with wings that grow out of her back.[2][16][17] She chooses to leave the team at the end of season one.[18]
The character was first introduced on The Flash. Anna Deavere Smith portrays an older version in 1871,[19] known as Cinnamon.[20]
Carter Hall / Hawkman and Scythian Torvil / Hawkman
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Carter Hall (portrayed by Falk Hentschel; main: season 1; guest: season 7) is the latest reincarnation of the Egyptian prince Khufu who is fated to reincarnate throughout time along with his soulmate Kendra, with powers similar to hers.[17][21][22][23] He chooses to leave the team at the end of season one.[18] The character was first introduced on The Flash. Hentschel received guest credit in his subsequent appearances in season one after the character's death in "Pilot, Part 2."[18][24] After being killed by Savage in 1975, Carter reincarnated into Scythian Torvil, a soldier under Savage's rule in 2166 unaware of his past lives. After remembering, Scythian turns on Savage and aids the team in defeating him before returning with the Legends to 2016.
In season seven, Gideon encounters a memory of Carter/Scythian at the time when she suffers a virus.
He is based on the DC Comics character of the same name.
Gideon
Gideon (voiced and portrayed by Amy Louise Pemberton; seasons 1–7) is the artificial intelligence of the timeship Waverider.[25] Pemberton portrays the physical representation of the character in the season two episode "Land of the Lost",[26] the season three episode "Here I Go Again",[27] the season four episode "Legends of To-Meow-Meow",[28] and throughout the majority of the seventh season.[29]
In the first and second season of the series, Legends of Tomorrow, Gideon does not have much of an active role more staying on the sidelines providing exposition. Her character is the artificial intelligence operating the Waverider. Starting in the second season Gideon takes more of an active role. In the episode "Land of the Lost" Gideon appears inside of Rip Hunters mind, here it is implied that there is a romantic relationship between the two.[30] In the season three episode "Here I Go Again" she puts Zari Tomaz in a time loop. This convinces Zari to stay with the Legends.
In the fifth season episode "Swan Thong", Gideon was temporary removed from the Waverider and converted into the Loom of Fate. She is then reverted to her stand form in the Waverider by Zari Tarazi, Zari Tomaz, and Behrad Tarazi.
In the sixth season Gideon did her usual job as the Legends searched for Sara Lance. She eventual located Spooner Cruz. Ava Sharpe removes Gideon from the Waverider. She is then installed into a television in John Constantine's house.
In the seventh season seven, the Waverider is destroyed seemingly killing Gideon. However, Gideon is accidentally revived as a human and modified to interact with the Legends. Gideon becomes a proper member of the Legends and assists them with missions. Amidst the events, she starts a romance with Gary Green. Later Gideon convinces AI Gideon to not kill the Legends and instead let them retire. In exchange, Gideon would become the new time captain, and Computer Gideon would serve as her AI. Ultimately in the final mission with the Legends, the team along with Gideon is arrested by the Time Police for breaking the timeline.
An alternate version of the character appears in The Flash (voiced by Morena Baccarin) which is the artificial intelligence created by a future version of Barry Allen, which later comes into Eobard Thawne's possession.
A second alternate iteration appears during the crossover event Crisis on Earth-X. The Earth-X equivalent is the artificial intelligence aboard the Nazi's own Waverider ship this version is voiced by Susanna Thompson.[31]
Mick Rory / Heat Wave
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Mick Rory (portrayed by Dominic Purcell; Mitchell Kummen as a teen;[32] seasons 1–6) is an arsonist, career criminal, and accomplice of Leonard Snart who, in contrast to his partner, uses a heat gun capable of burning almost anything.[2][33] After being deserted in the past by Snart, he is recruited by the Time Masters and becomes the bounty hunter Chronos, who hunts the team for a brief period of time, eventually returning to the Legends team. Later, he is shown to have a talent in writing, and becomes a semi-popular romance novelist under the pen name "Rebecca Silver".
In season five, Mick reconnected with a high school girlfriend in 2004 and inadvertently conceived a daughter with her. By 2020, he discovered said daughter, Lita's, existence after she libeled his books and began making an effort to raise her so she turns out better than he did.
In season six, Mick works with an alien Necrian named Kayla to rescue Sara from aliens. While in space, they have sex and Kayla impregnates him. Bishop delivers 48 alien hybrid eggs through Mick's nose, which hatch and devour Bishop. Afterwards, Mick plans to leave the Legends with Kayla and his children. Before doing so, he borrows the Waverider's emergency Time Courier for a beer run, accidentally stranding the rest of the Legends in Texas when the Waverider is destroyed.
The character was first introduced on The Flash.
He is based on the DC Comics character Heat Wave, while the Chronos persona is based on the character of the same name.
Leonard Snart / Captain Cold
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Leonard Snart (portrayed by Wentworth Miller; main: season 1; recurring: season 2; guest: season 7) is the son of a corrupt police officer who turns to the quick and easy life of crime, and uses a cryonic gun to freeze objects and people on contact and his ability to plan strategically. He sacrifices himself to destroy the Occulus so the Time Masters will not manipulate the entire timeline. He later reappears as the member of the Legion of Doom,[34][2][3] after his past self is recruited to the time-travelling Legion before he can join the Legends.[35][9]
During the crossover event Crisis on Earth-X, Citizen Cold / Leonard "Leo" Snart (also portrayed by Wentworth Miller; recurring: season 3) the Earth X version of Captain Cold. This version is a hero who always supports the greater good. He is in a relationship with Ray Terrill. Following the deaths of Dark Arrow and Overgirl, Snart remains on Earth-1 where he helps the Legends cope with the loss of Martin Stein and to help thwart Damien Darhk's plot to have Leif Erikson's Vikings turn North America into New Valhalla. He later returns to Earth-X to fulfill his promise to Ray to be together.
In season seven, Gideon encounters a memory of Leonard at the time when she suffers a virus.
The character was first introduced on The Flash.
Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash
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Professor Eobard Thawne (portrayed by Matt Letscher; main: season 2; guest: season 7) is a metahuman speedster from a future and the archenemy of Barry Allen / Flash. Once obsessed with the 21st-century superhero, Eobard replicated Barry's powers so he could become the Flash, only to learn through time travel that he was destined to become his greatest enemy. With this revelation, Eobard grew bitter with resentment and sought to prove his superiority as a speedster by killing the Flash, and became "Reverse-Flash". A temporal duplicate of the original villain inadvertently created by the Flash after he's brought into the "Flashpoint" timeline, this version travels through history and causes anomalies which the Legends must stop. Eobard is also being hunted by the Time Wraiths who send their undead black speedster to pursue him for his crimes against the Speed Force and status as a time remnant. Discovering that his ancestor Eddie Thawne killed himself upon learning Eobard's future existence and atrocious actions, he seeks to use the Spear of Destiny to cement his permanence in the timeline. He is a member of the Legion of Doom.[34]
In season seven, Sara Lance encounters Thawne's temporal duplicate in the "Fixed Point" after having his speed removed by the Time Wraiths and re-educated to defend the "Fixed Point". Thawne agrees to help Sara out by delaying the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand for 40 minutes. He is later killed by the Robot Legends, though Nate tricks his robot clone into becoming the new guardian of the "Fixed Point" by having him wear the bracelet that Thawne gave to Sara.
The character was first introduced in The Flash.
Amaya Jiwe / Vixen
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Amaya Jiwe (portrayed by Maisie Richardson-Sellers; seasons 2–3) is the grandmother of Mari McCabe and a member of the Justice Society of America, who is able to magically channel the abilities of the animal kingdom thanks to the Anansi Totem she wears around her neck.[36] After the death of her former teammate and lover, Rex Tyler, she decides to join the Legends in their search for the killer. She eventually becomes romantically involved with Nate Heywood, but is ultimately obligated to return to her time to ensure that her family line still comes into existence; this conflict strains the relationship and leads to a temporary departure from the Legends after the Legion of Doom's defeat. Following some solo vigilantism, Amaya returns to the team to help them combat Mallus and his followers – which becomes personal when her granddaughter, Kuasa is resurrected as one of Mallus' disciples. After defeating Mallus, and some alterations to the timeline that prevent the destruction of her village in the future (and ensure both Mari and Kuasa becomes heroic holders of the Zambesi totem), Amaya returns to her time period to live out her life.
While Amaya Jiwe is an original creation for the series, her Vixen alias is a reference to the DC Comics character of the same name.[37]
Nate Heywood / Steel
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Dr. Nathaniel "Nate" Heywood (portrayed by Nick Zano; seasons 2–7) is a historian whose grandfather was Henry Heywood, Sr. / Commander Steel, a member of the Justice Society of America.[38][39] He is given an experimental serum in order to save his life, and develops the ability to transform his body into steel.
In season two, he begins dating Amaya, but they break up at the end of season three when Amaya returns to 1942 Zambesi. In season four, he joins the Time Bureau under Ava and his father Hank. He also begins dating Zari. After Neron kills Hank, Nate honors his father's dream by opening Heyworld, where he sacrifices himself to defeat Neron. In the afterlife, Nate meets his father again before the Legends revive him using Tabitha's magical staff, but this changes the timeline and replaces Zari with Behrad. In season five, Nate finds Zari (Zari Tarazi) again in the new 2042, but she doesn't remember him. However, the original Zari (Zari Tomaz) lives on in the Wind Totem, and by season six, the two Zaris are able to swap out from time to time, allowing Nate to resume his relationship with Tomaz.
In season seven, he makes plans to move into the Wind Totem. This happens after a trip to 1916 after mustard gas neutralized his powers as he was saving Alun Thomas, retiring from the team.
He is based on the DC Comics character of the same name.
Nate Heywood robot clone
A factory reset version of Gideon created a robot clone of Nate Heywood (also portrayed by Nick Zano; recurring: season 7) to make up the new Legends of Tomorrow with Gideon claiming that the real Legends of Tomorrow are robot clones. Unlike the real Nate, this version just has skin that is as hard as steel. He learns the truth from Gideon that they are to be an improvement of the real Legends of Tomorrow. After Robot Sara was reprogrammed, Robot Nate becomes the new leader of the Robot Legends of Tomorrow. During the mission in 1914, Robot Nate was briefly deactivated when his CPU was restored. Nate reactivated his robot clone and tricks him into becoming the new guardian of the "Fixed Point".
Zari Tomaz / Zari Tarazi
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Zari Tomaz (portrayed by Tala Ashe; main: seasons 3–4; recurring: seasons 5–7) is a Muslim American computer hacker from the year 2042 who lives a double life with powers from a mystical source.[40] Marc Guggenheim explained that part of the motivation for adding a Muslim superhero to the series was the "political climate" in the US after the 2016 elections. "Representation is a really powerful thing," said Ashe. "When I was growing up watching television, I didn't see anyone who looked like me. When I think of the kid version of myself, I think it broadens your perspective. What I think is so lovely about this show is that the Legends are this tapestry that represent America today."[41] Gracelyn Awad Rinke portrays a young Zari from 2019.[42]
Zari holds a magical amulet, which grants her elemental air powers. The amulet was originally owned by her younger brother Behrad, who was killed by A.R.G.U.S. in a dystopian 2042. Though initially hesitant to join the Legends, wanting only to avenge her brother, she eventually joins the team and enters a relationship with teammate Nate Heywood. In the season four finale, the Legends' actions results in the dystopian 2042 being erased from history and a living Behrad joining the team instead of Zari, with only Nate sensing that something has changed.
In season five, it is revealed that, while she lives on in the World Between Worlds in the air totem, she can't co-exist with her other self for an extended period of time as the now-alive Behrad will die as a result of her timeline bleeding into the new one. In season six, she learns that she can switch places with her counterpart within the air totem allowing her to rejoin the Legends on a part-time basis. At the end of season seven, she retires from the Legends after they defeat Evil Gideon and save the life of Alun Thomas when Nate Heywood moves into the World Between Worlds in the air totem with her to maintain their relationship.
In season five, Zari Tarazi (portrayed by Tala Ashe; seasons 5–7) becomes a trendsetter until Nate starts to remember her, so he and Behrad reluctantly bring her onto the Waverider. While she is against Behrad using their family's totem, she comes to understand why he took it after he uses it to save her. Behrad later helps her reconcile with the spirits within their totem, including her other timeline self. After Atropos kills Behrad, Zari rejoins with the Legends to undo Behrad's death. When the Fates reclaim the Loom of Fate, Clotho splits Zari between her current self and her previous timeline self to gain control of the Legends, but to no avail. To save Behrad following Atropos and Lachesis' defeat, the previous timeline Zari returns to the totem.
She is loosely based on the DC Comics character Adrianna Tomaz.[43]
Zari Tarazi robot clone
A factory reset version of Gideon created a robot clone of Zari Tarazi to make up the new Legends of Tomorrow with Gideon claiming that the real Legends of Tomorrow are robot clones. This version serves as an intelligence expert and hacker while sporting some tattoos. After her first body was shot, Dr. Sharpe transferred Robot Zari's backup data into another body while incinerating the destroyed body. When Robot Sara found out the truth about her group being robot clones of the Legends of Tomorrow, she enlisted Robot Zari to look into it. Robot Zari was later convinced by Gideon to not shut her down as Gideon tells the truth while revealing to the Robot Legends that they are an improvement over the real Legends of Tomorrow. Zari and her robot clone fought each other which ends with Zari deactivating her robot clone.
Wally West / Kid Flash
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Wally West (portrayed by Keiynan Lonsdale; season 3) is a speedster from Keystone City who recently connected with his long-lost father Joe West, and sister Iris West. After acquiring metahuman abilities, Wally trained under his foster brother (later brother-in-law) and fellow speedster Barry Allen, eventually taking over the full-time responsibility of protecting Central City when Barry was trapped in the Speed Force. Wally and H.R. Wells learn that Wally was initially faster than Barry was at his stage. Upon Barry's return, Wally decides to leave Central City in order to forge his own path as a person and hero.
Lonsdale starred as the character on The Flash, and was promoted to a series regular in season three, starting in "The Curse of the Earth Totem" after previously making a guest appearance in "Aruba-Con" and "Here I Go Again".[44][45]
Ava Sharpe
Ava Sharpe (portrayed by Jes Macallan; main: seasons 4–7; recurring: season 3; Vanessa Przada as a young Ava) is the 12th in a line of clones from the year 2213, tricked into believing she was born in the late 20th century who became a special agent for the Time Bureau and initially had a strong dislike of the Legends. She later fell in love with Sara Lance.[46][47] Macallan was promoted to series regular for the fourth season.[48]
Towards the end of the third season, Ava becomes the director of the Time Bureau, which she runs primarily throughout season four before its downfall in season five. Afterwards, she joins the Legends as co-caption alongside Sara, her girlfriend.
In season six, Ava works to find Sara after she is abducted by aliens. Upon her return, they get engaged and eventually get married.
In season seven, after another Waverider destroys the Legends' Waverider, Ava and Sara operate as the Bullet Blondes while working to get the Legends to Dr. Gwyn Davies. During the mission to save Alun, she learns that her wife is pregnant with her baby. When she returned to the Waverider after defeating Evil Gideon and saving the life of Alun Thomas, she was arrested by the Time Police alongside her team for breaking the timeline.
Ava Sharpe clones
In season six, Bishop oversees a series of Ava Sharpe clones (also portrayed by Jes Macallan) that serve him and assist him with his goals. One clone works as a nurse while the others work as Bishop's soldiers. With help from Mick and Gary, the Ava clones turn against Bishop.
In season seven, the Bishop from 2214 perfects the Ava clone and begins his plot to strand the Legends in the 1920s and replace the untimely dead with robot clones. The Ava clone is later ejected into the timesteam by Gideon after she served her purpose. Gideon had a new robot clone of Ava made to serve the Robot Legends of Tomorrow where she tended to their bodies, uploaded backup data into them if their original bodies are destroyed, and reprogram any of them. When she and Robot Astra enter the pocket dimension upon having a drink that was spiked with food poisoning during a mission in 1914, Gary shoves them out the door into Hell.
Charlie / Clotho
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Charlie[49] (portrayed by Maisie Richardson-Sellers in Amaya Jiwe's form; seasons 4–5) is a magical shapeshifting fugitive who escaped imprisonment along with Mallus and many others. Charlie is a non-human entity who is found while she is posing as the lead singer (portrayed by Anjli Mohindra, "Just saw this mug on a toothpaste ad... I liked her smile.") of a punk rock band in 1977 London. When cornered by the Legends, Charlie shifts into multiple members of the team before John Constantine disables her abilities, leaving her trapped in Amaya Jiwe's form. She is taken prisoner aboard the Waverider. After forming a bond with Mick Rory, Charlie sides with the Legends in their mission on the condition she not be imprisoned further. Charlie slowly starts regaining her shapeshifting powers and by the end of the season appears to have almost completely regained them, though she remains in her Amaya Jiwe form when not using her powers. Charlie tells Zari that being trapped in one mortal form is causing her to age for the first time in centuries, meaning that her virtual immortality is at risk. When Charlie takes part in a raid to save magical creatures from the Time Bureau, she is captured by Neron and Tabitha, who use her shapeshifting powers to scare the public into fearing the creatures. She is eventually saved by Mick and Sara.
In season five, Charlie reveals she is actually Clotho of the Moirai and that she hid the Loom of Fate from her sisters to give everyone free will. Originally, she scattered the pieces across the Multiverse. After the Crisis and the formation of Earth-Prime, the pieces were returned to said Earth and she is now being hunted by her sisters. Following the mission involving Genghis Khan, Charlie comes clean about her identity. After losing her friends to her sisters, Charlie rejoins them and uses the Loom of Fate to subjugate the world. Following this, Clotho revives the Legends and traps them in TV shows to keep them safe, only for them to escape. Lachesis imprisons Clotho for this and makes her believe that she is responsible for humanity's failings. After Mick's daughter, Lita, helps her see that was not the case, Clotho helps the Legends defeat her sister, whom she reconciles with before leaving the Legends and returning to her old band as Charlie.
In season six, Charlie appears through archive footage.
Nora Darhk
Eleanor "Nora" Darhk (portrayed by Courtney Ford; main: seasons 4–5; recurring: season 3; guest: season 7; Madeleine Arthur as young Nora) is the daughter of Damien Darhk who revives her father upon becoming a follower of Mallus.[50] She gains magical powers by channeling Mallus. During the third season she also temporarily gains the powers of Zari and Amaya's totems. Following the death of her father and the defeat of Mallus, Nora voluntarily surrenders to the Time Bureau.
In season four, Nora begins assisting the Legends and the Time Bureau and eventually develops a romantic relationship with Ray Palmer. Nora gains the powers of a fairy godmother when Tabitha tricks her into taking over her powers as well as the burden of having to obey human charges.
In season five, Nora and Ray get married and leave the Legends after helping them obtain the first piece of the Loom of Fate.
In season seven, Gideon encounters a memory of Nora at the time when she suffers a virus.
- Ford also portrayed Marie Antoinette, the Queen of France who ruled from 1774 to 1792 before she was beheaded during the French Revolution. Astra gives her soul a second chance following this, reviving her. In addition, she gives Marie a neckpiece to keep her head attached and magical perfume to make anyone who smelled it attracted to her. She charmed several French revolutionaries and Napoleon before the Legends stop her by separating her head and body, though Astra recalls her to Hell. Lachesis encores her again to combat the Legends in the Museum of Bad Ideas, only to have her head knocked off.
- Tuesday Hofmann previously portrayed the character on the fourth season of Arrow.
John Constantine
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John Constantine (portrayed by Matt Ryan; main: seasons 4–6;[29] recurring: season 3) is a chain-smoking, enigmatic and irreverent former con man who is now a reluctant supernatural detective, and an associate of Oliver Queen's who helps the Legends in their fight against Mallus. Ryan reprises the role from Constantine and Arrow.[51] Ryan was announced as being promoted to the main cast for the fourth season.[52] Following the fight against Mallus, Constantine joins the Legends to hunt down the magical creatures they unwittingly released throughout history, eventually discovering an old nemesis, the demon Neron, as the mastermind of a plot to take over the world. Constantine finally defeats Neron by tricking the demon into breaking his word, forcing him out of Ray's body, and then killing him.
In season five, Constantine works against an adult Astra Logue, the victim of a botched exorcism. He searches for the Loom of Fate, hoping to rewrite reality in order to give Astra and her mother, Natalie, happier lives. Constantine also begins a relationship with Zari Tarazi.
In season six, Constantine's magical abilities are sacrificed in order to stop Aleister Crowley. He searches for the Fountain of Imperium in hopes of regaining them, but to no avail. He comes across magical potions that temporarily grant him bizarre power, and becomes addicted to them despite the deadly effects on his health. Although Zari convinces Constantine to turn his life around, he is taken over by his "dark side" and works with Bishop to link with the Fountain. However, Bishop anticipates a betrayal from Constantine and poisons him, destroying the Fountain. He dies at Astra's and Zari's side, apologizing for his misdeeds. He is able to return from Hell, but remains damned. He parts ways with Zari and the Legends.
In season seven, Constantine's key is used by the Legends to open a portal to a pocket dimension in Hell that contains a duplicate of his mansion.
- Ryan also portrays King Kon-sten-tyn, Constantine's 1st century BCE ancestor and the progenitor of his magical bloodline.
Mona Wu / Wolfie
Mona Wu (portrayed by Ramona Young in human form and by Sisa Grey in Kaupe form;[53] main: season 4; recurring: season 5) is initially a delivery girl, but is later hired by the Time Bureau due to her knowledge of magical creatures.[54] During a struggle between two Time Bureau operatives and Konane, a Kaupe that she develops a burgeoning relationship with, Mona is accidentally slashed in the stomach. As a result, she gains the ability to turn into a Kaupe herself, with her new alter ego dubbed "Wolfie". After being fired from the Time Bureau, she is made an official member of the Legends team.
In season five, she leaves the Legends after Mick appoints her as his successor as "Rebecca Silver". After the Fates use the Loom of Fate to take control of the world, Mona returns to help Gary free the Legends from their control.
Behrad Tarazi
Behrad Tarazi (portrayed by Shayan Sobhian; main: seasons 6–7; guest: season 4; recurring: season 5) is Zari's younger brother who originally operated as a vigilante with a magical amulet before he was killed by A.R.G.U.S. in 2042. When the Legends accidentally change the timeline at the end of season four, Behrad is never killed by A.R.G.U.S. and Zari never gains possession of his amulet, resulting in Behrad becoming part of the team instead of her.[55]
In season five, Behrad assists the Legends in their fight against the Encores and helping Zari rejoin them. During her hunt for the Loom of Fate, Atropos kills Behrad, inspiring Zari to stay with Constantine and the Legends until they rebuild the Loom so she can save him. When the Fates regain control of the Loom, Behrad was revived in a Friends-type sitcom called Ultimate Buds. When the Legends regain their memories and get their shows cancelled, Behrad is temporarily reunited with Zari from the previous timeline until she returns to the wind totem after realizing her presence is killing him.
In season six, Zari Tomaz splits the Wind Totem into two so that he and Zari Tarazi could both use it. In season seven, he enters a relationship with Astra. When he returned to the Waverider after defeating evil Gideon and saving Alun Thomas, he was arrested by the Time Police alongside his team for breaking the timeline.
He is loosely based on the DC Comics character Amon Tomaz.
Behrad Tarazi robot clone
A factory reset version of Gideon created a robot clone of Behrad Tarazi (also portrayed by Shayan Sobhian; recurring: season 7) to make up the new Legends of Tomorrow with Gideon claiming that the real Legends of Tomorrow are robot clones. He has a militant personality and is in competitions with Robot Spooner. During the mission in 1914, Robot Behrad is taken down by Astra.
Astra Logue
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Astra Logue (portrayed by Olivia Swann; main: seasons 5–7; guest: season 4) was accidentally sentenced to hell as a young girl by Constantine during a botched exorcism. After being taken in by Lachesis, she was turned evil as she grew up. While she helps Constantine and Nora recover Ray's soul during season four, she secretly steals evil souls to give them a second chance at life and use them against the Legends during season five. When Astra tampers with Constantine's soul coin, he offers to use the Loom of Fate to change her mother's fate, so she relents. Astra later discovers that Lachesis and Atropos took her soul coins, so she convinces them to let her join them while secretly joining the Legends to get Constantine's coin back. However, Lachesis uncovers her treachery and kills her before she can help the Legends. When the Fates regain control of the Loom, Astra is revived and placed in a TV show before regaining her memories. Following Atropos and Lachesis' defeat, Astra moves in with Constantine and gives him his soul coin. Swann was upped to series regular for the fifth season.[56]
In season six, Astra learns magic under occultist Aleister Crowley, who eventually betrays her. In order stop him, she uses a spell by her mother Natalie that removes all magical abilities, including Crowley's and Constantine's. She starts over with Constantine, and also develops a close friendship with Esperanza "Spooner" Cruz.
In season seven, Astra inadvertently turns Gideon into a human while trying to rebuild the Waverider and enters a relationship with Behrad. After the factory reset version of Gideon in a robot clone body sets the Waverider to self-destruct in the timestream, Astra uses her magic to protect herself, Spooner, and human Gideon while successfully using her magic to pull the Waverider back together. When she returned to the Waverider, she was arrested by the Time Police alongside her team for breaking the timeline.
- Astra was previously voiced by Bailey Tippen (who portrayed her in Constantine) in season three, while Melody Niemann portrayed her as a child in season four.
Astra Logue robot clone
A factory reset version of Gideon created a robot clone of Astra Logue (also portrayed by Olivia Swann; recurring: season 7) to make up the new Legends of Tomorrow with Gideon claiming that the real Legends of Tomorrow are robot clones. This version serves as an intelligence expert with Robot Zari. When her original body was shot, Dr. Sharpe transfers the Robot Astra's backup data into another body while incinerating the destroyed body. After she and Dr. Sharpe enter the pocket dimension upon having a drink that was spiked with food poisoning during a mission in 1914, Gary shoves them out the door into Hell. A badly-burned Robot Astra re-entered the mansion and stabbed Gideon's human form before shutting down.
Mobius / Anti-Monitor
The Anti-Monitor (portrayed by LaMonica Garrett; season 5) is the polar opposite of the Monitor, an evil being dedicated to ending the multiverse.[57]
Gary Green
Gary Green (portrayed by Adam Tsekhman; main: seasons 6–7; recurring: seasons 3–5) is a Time Bureau agent and Ava Sharpe's subordinate. He is awkward, tentative and often the butt of jokes made by both the Legends and other workers at the Time Bureau. Eventually the impatience, carelessness and unkindness he faces leads to Gary being seduced by Neron into joining him in season four.[58] Gary eventually makes amends with the Legends and agrees to help them take down Neron before joining the team in season five. Tsekhman was promoted to the main cast in October 2020, ahead of the sixth season.[59]
In season six, it is revealed that Gary is an alien called a Necrian and that his Image Inducer glasses help cloak his true form. He was formerly engaged to his boss, Kayla.
In season seven, he enters a relationship with the newly-human Gideon. When he returned to the Waverider after defeating Evil Gideon and saving the life of Alun Thomas, he was arrested by the Time Police alongside his team for breaking the timeline.
Gary Green robot clone
A factory reset version of Gideon created a robot clone of Gary Green (performed by Chris Olson; recurring: season 7) to make up the new Legends of Tomorrow with Gideon claiming that the real Legends of Tomorrow are robot clones. Although he is mostly in his Necrian form where the other robot clones of the Legends can understand him and subtitles can translate his language, he can still eat his targets. During a mission in 1914, Robot Gary is tricked by the real Spooner into attacking her robot counterpart by passing off a Robot Spooner. He swallowed the real Robot Spooner who set off a grenade where both of them are destroyed.
Esperanza "Spooner" Cruz
Esperanza "Spooner" Cruz (portrayed by Lisseth Chavez as an adult; seasons 6–7; Dominique Lucky Martell as a young girl) is a "tough and self-sufficient" woman who "lives off the grid, devising ingenious tech for the detection of – and defense against – space aliens, and while some might call her paranoid, she calls it being prepared. A survivor of a childhood alien encounter, Spooner now believes she has the ability to communicate telepathically with aliens".[60] Esperanza was the survivor of an alien encounter and claims that a radio that they put in her head allows her to understand alien language. The Legends kidnapped her so she could help them find Sara in Space, but she eventually joins them full-time. She develops a close friendship with Astra Logue. During an incident with a Zaguron, Esperanza discovered that she can speak to aliens. It is later revealed that Esperanza used to live with her mother Gloria in 1925 Odessa, Texas, and that the Fountain of Imperium teleported her to the future in order to rescue her from her mother's murderers. The present Spooner learns this and reveals her identity to her mother and rescues her from her death.
In season seven, Esperanza works with Astra to help the Legends find a way back to the present. In the episode "The Fixed Point" (2022), Esperanza comes out as asexual to Zari 2.0;[61][62] she is the first Arrowverse character to do so.[63] When she returned to the Waverider after defeating Evil Gideon and saving the life of Alun Thomas, she was arrested by the Time Police alongside her team for breaking the timeline.
Esperanza "Spooner" Cruz robot clone
A factory reset version of Gideon created a robot clone of Esperanza "Spooner" Cruz (also portrayed by Lisseth Chavez; recurring: season 7) to make up the new Legends of Tomorrow with Gideon claiming that the real Legends of Tomorrow are robot clones. She has a militant personality and is often competing with Robot Behrad. During a mission in 1914, Spooner posed a Robot Spooner in order to trick Robot Gary into killing his teammates. He swallowed the real Robot Spooner who set off a grenade where both of them are destroyed.
Gwyn Davies
Gwyn Davies (portrayed by Matt Ryan; season 7) is a scientist and war veteran living in 1925 New York City who is responsible for the foundation of time travel after his boyfriend Alun Thomas was killed during World War I in Mametz Wood. The Legends seek him out in order to figure out how to return to the present after being stranded in 1925. When he returned to the Waverider after defeating Evil Gideon and saving the life of his love interest, Alun Thomas, he was arrested by the Time Police alongside his team for breaking the timeline.
