List of Arrowverse cast members

Stephen Amell

Grant Gustin

Megalyn Echikunwoke

Melissa Benoist

Arthur Darvill

Caity Lotz

Russell Tovey

Ruby Rose

Javicia Leslie

Cress Williams

Amell, Gustin, Echikunwoke, Benoist, Darvill headline Arrow, The Flash, Vixen, Supergirl, and the first season of Legends of Tomorrow, respectively. Lotz headlines seasons 2–7 of Legends of Tomorrow, Tovey headlines Freedom Fighters: The Ray, Rose headlines season 1 of Batwoman, Leslie headlines season 2-3 of Batwoman, and Williams headlines "Black Lightning".

The Arrowverse is a media franchise and shared fictional universe that is the setting of superhero television series airing on The CW, produced by DC Entertainment and based on characters that appear in DC Comics publications. The shared universe includes seven live-action television series, Arrow, Batwoman, Black Lightning, The Flash, Supergirl, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, and two animated web series, Vixen, and Freedom Fighters: The Ray.

Each series has its own lead actors: Stephen Amell stars as Oliver Queen / Green Arrow on Arrow; Grant Gustin stars as Barry Allen / Flash on The Flash; Megalyn Echikunwoke stars as Mari McCabe / Vixen in Vixen; Melissa Benoist stars as Kara Danvers / Supergirl on Supergirl; Legends of Tomorrow features an ensemble cast including original headliner Arthur Darvill as Rip Hunter, subsequent headliner Caity Lotz as Sara Lance / White Canary, alongside Victor Garber as Martin Stein / Firestorm, Brandon Routh as Ray Palmer / The Atom, Ciara Renée as Kendra Saunders / Hawkgirl, Franz Drameh as Jefferson Jackson / Firestorm, Dominic Purcell as Mick Rory / Heat Wave, Wentworth Miller as Leonard Snart / Captain Cold, Falk Hentschel as Carter Hall / Hawkman, Amy Pemberton as the voice of Gideon, Nick Zano as Nate Heywood / Steel, Maisie Richardson-Sellers as Amaya Jiwe / Vixen, Matt Letscher as Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash, and Tala Ashe as Zari Tomaz; Cress Williams stars as Jefferson Pierce / Black Lightning on Black Lightning; Russell Tovey stars as Ray Terrill / The Ray in Freedom Fighters: The Ray; Batwoman stars original headliner Ruby Rose as Kate Kane / Batwoman in season 1 and subsequent headliner Javicia Leslie as Ryan Wilder / Batwoman in season 2.

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These tables include main cast members, as well as notable guest stars that appear across two (or more) different series.
A dark grey cell indicates the character was not in the season, or that the character's presence in the season has not yet been announced.
An M indicates the actor was part of the main cast for the season.
A U indicates the actor was in the season as an "Arrowverse regular".
A V indicates a voice-only role.
A number beside a character's name indicates the character is from that alternate world (i.e. a 2 indicates a character from Earth-2).
A letter in the Further series column indicates the character has gone on to appear in another series, and links to the appropriate section for more information (A links to Arrow, B links to Batwoman, F links to The Flash, V links to Vixen, S links to the Supergirl, L links to Legends of Tomorrow, and FF links to Freedom Fighters).

## Arrow

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Further information: List of Arrow characters

| Character  | Season 1
(2012–13) | Season 2
(2013–14) | Season 3
(2014–15) | Season 4
(2015–16) | Season 5
(2016–17) | Season 6
(2017–18) | Season 7
(2018–19) | Season 8
(2019–20) | Further series

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Introduced in season 1
John Diggle
Spartan | David RamseyM [1][2][3][4] | F • L • S • B
Roy Harper
Arsenal | Colton Haynes[5] | Colton HaynesM [6][7] | Colton Haynes[8] |  | Colton Haynes[9] | Colton HaynesM [10] | Colton Haynes[11] |
Laurel Lance
Black Canary | Katie CassidyM [12][13][3] | Katie CassidyU [14] | Katie Cassidy  | F • V • L
Quentin Lance | Paul BlackthorneM [15][3][16] | Paul Blackthorne  | F • L
Sara Lance
Canary / White Canary | Jacqueline MacInnes Wood[17] | Caity Lotz[17][18][19][20] | F • L • S • B
Malcolm Merlyn
Dark Archer / Ra's al Ghul | John Barrowman[21] | John BarrowmanM [22][23][24] | John BarrowmanU [25] |  | John Barrowman  | F • L
Tommy Merlyn | Colin DonnellM [26] | Colin Donnell[27][28] |  | Colin Donnell  |
Lyla Michaels
Harbinger | Audrey Marie Anderson[29][30][31] | F • S • B • L
Moira Queen | Susanna ThompsonM [32] | Susanna ThompsonV [33] |  | Susanna Thompson[34] |  | Susanna Thompson  |
Oliver Queen
Hood / Arrow / Green Arrow / Spectre | Stephen AmellM [35][3][36][37] | F • V • L • S • B
Thea Queen
Speedy | Willa HollandM [38][3][39][40] | Willa Holland  | F
Felicity Smoak
Overwatch | Emily Bett Rickards[41] | Emily Bett RickardsM [42][3][43] | Emily Bett Rickards[44] | F • V • L • S
Slade Wilson
Deathstroke | Manu Bennett[45] | Manu BennettM [46] | Manu Bennett[47] |  | Manu Bennett[48][49] |  | Manu Bennett  |
Introduced in season 2
Barry Allen
Flash |  | Grant Gustin[50][51][52][20] | F • V • S • L • B
Samantha Clayton |  | Anna Hopkins[53] |  | Anna Hopkins[54] |  | F
Nyssa al Ghul |  | Katrina Law[55][56][57][58] | L
Linda Park |  | Olivia Cheng[59] |  | F
Cisco Ramon
Vibe |  | Carlos Valdes[60][51][61][20][62] |  | F • V • S • L • FF
Caitlin Snow
Killer Frost |  | Danielle Panabaker[60][51] |  | Danielle Panabaker[62] |  | F • L • S • FF
William Tockman
Clock King |  | Robert Knepper[63] |  | F
Introduced in season 3
Ra's al Ghul |  | Matt Nable[64] |  | L
Ray Palmer
Atom |  | Brandon Routh[65][66][20] |  | Brandon Routh  | F • V • L • S • B
Jake Simmons
Deathbolt |  | Doug Jones[67] |  | F
Introduced in season 4
Aldus Boardman |  | Peter Francis James[68] |  | L
Damien Darhk |  | Neal McDonough[69][70] |  | F • L
Eleanor "Nora" Darhk |  | Tuesday Hofmann  |  | F • L
Curtis Holt
Mister Terrific |  | Echo Kellum[71] | Echo KellumM [72] | Echo Kellum  | L • FF
Introduced in season 5
Adrian Chase
Prometheus |  | Josh SegarraM [73] | Josh Segarra  |  | Josh Segarra  |
Dinah Drake
Black Canary |  | Juliana Harkavy[74] | Juliana HarkavyM [74] | F • L
Rene Ramirez
Wild Dog |  | Rick Gonzalez[74] | Rick GonzalezM [74] | L
Introduced in season 6
Ricardio Diaz
Dragon |  | Kirk Acevedo[75] | Kirk AcevedoM |  |
Introduced in season 7
Connor Hawke |  | Joseph David-Jones | Joseph David-JonesM |
Roger Hayden
Psycho-Pirate
|  | Bob Frazer |  | S
Mar Novu
The Monitor |  | LaMonica Garrett | LaMonica GarrettM | F • L • S • B
Emiko Queen
Green Arrow |  | Sea ShimookaM | Sea Shimooka  |
Mia Smoak
Blackstar / Green Arrow |  | Katherine McNamara | Katherine McNamaraM | S • B
Introduced in other series
Jim Corrigan |  | Stephen Lobo |
Ryan Choi |  | Osric Chau
William Clayton |  | Jack Moore[76][77] | Jack Moore (child)
Ben Lewis (adult)  | Jack Moore (child)
Ben Lewis (adult)M
Alex Danvers |  | Chyler Leigh[62] |
Kara Danvers
Supergirl |  | Melissa Benoist[78]
John Deegan  |  | Jeremy Davies |
John Diggle, Jr. |  | Keon Boateng  | Marcello Guede  | Charlie Barnett
Talia al Ghul |  | Lexa Doig[79] |  | Lexa Doig
Gideon |  | Amy Pemberton[80] |
Carter Hall
Hawkman |  | Falk Hentschel[81] |
Nate Heywood
Steel
|  | Nick Zano[82] |
J'onn J'onzz
Martian Manhunter |  | David Harewood
Kate Kane
Batwoman |  | Ruby Rose
Clark Kent
Superman |  | Tyler Hoechlin
Lois Lane |  | Elizabeth Tulloch
Brie Larvan
Bug-Eyed Bandit |  | Emily Kinney[83] |
Laurel Lance
Black Siren2 |  | Katie CassidyU [84] | Katie CassidyM [85]
Lex Luthor |  | Jon Cryer
Mari Jiwe McCabe
Vixen |  | Megalyn Echikunwoke[86] |
Mobius
Anti-Monitor |  | LaMonica GarrettM
Kendra Saunders
Hawkgirl |  | Ciara Renée[87] |
Vandal Savage |  | Casper Crump[88] |
David Singh |  | Patrick Sabongui[89] |  | Patrick Sabongui  |
Eobard Thawne
Reverse Flash  |  | Tom Cavanagh[62] |
Harrison "Harry" Wells2 |  | Tom Cavanagh[62] |
Iris West |  | Candice Patton[62] |
Introduced outside the Arrowverse
Barry Allen
Flash90 |  | John Wesley Shipp |  |
Barry Allen
FlashDCEU |  | Ezra Miller[90]
John Constantine |  | Matt Ryan[91] |  |

## The Flash

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Further information: List of The Flash characters

| Character  | Season 1
(2014–15) | Season 2
(2015–16) | Season 3
(2016–17) | Season 4
(2017–18) | Season 5
(2018–19) | Season 6
(2019–20) | Season 7
(2021) | Season 8
(2021–22) | Season 9
(2023) | Further series

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Introduced in season 1
Grodd | David SobolovV [92] |  | David SobolovV |  | David SobolovV | L
Cecile Horton
Virtue | Danielle Nicolet[93] |  | Danielle Nicolet [93][94] | Danielle NicoletM | S
Brie Larvan
Bug-Eyed Bandit  | Emily Kinney[95] |  | Emily Kinney  |  | A
Mick Rory
Heat Wave | Dominic Purcell[96][97][20] |  | L • A • S • B
Kendra Saunders
Hawkgirl | Ciara Renée[98][87] |  | A • L
Leonard Snart
Captain Cold | Wentworth Miller[99][3] | Wentworth MillerU [100] | Wentworth Miller  |  | L
David Singh  | Patrick Sabongui[101] | A • S
Clarissa Stein | Isabella Hofmann[102] |  | L • S
Martin Stein
Firestorm | Victor Garber[103][104][20] |  | Victor GarberV | V • L • S
Eddie Thawne
Cobalt Blue  | Rick CosnettM [105] | Rick Cosnett[106][107] |  | Rick Cosnett  |
Eobard Thawne
Reverse-Flash[a] | Tom CavanaghM [109]
Matt Letscher[108] | Tom Cavanagh[110]
Matt Letscher[111] | Matt Letscher [70] | Tom Cavanagh[62] | Tom Cavanagh
Matt Letscher  | L • A • S
Harrison Wells | Tom Cavanagh  |  | Tom CavanaghM |  | Tom Cavanagh  |
Iris West  | Candice PattonM [112][113][114] | L • A • S • B
Joe West | Jesse L. MartinM [115][116][117][118] | Jesse L. Martin  | S
Introduced in season 2
William Clayton  |  | Jack Moore[76] |  | A
Jay Garrick
Flash3 |  | John Wesley Shipp  |  | John Wesley Shipp  |
Carter Hall
Hawkman  |  | Falk Hentschel[81] |  | A • L
Jefferson "Jax" Jackson
Firestorm |  | Franz Drameh[119][20] |  | V • L • S
Shay Lamden
King Shark |  | David Hayter  |  | S
Laurel Lance
Black Siren2 |  | Katie Cassidy[120] |  | A
Vandal Savage  |  | Casper Crump[88] |  | A • L
Lewis Snart |  | Michael Ironside[121] |  | L
Harrison "Harry" Wells2 |  | Tom CavanaghM [122][123] | Tom Cavanagh  |  | S • A • L
Jesse Wells
Jesse Quick |  | Violett Beane |  | L
Wally West
Kid Flash |  | Keiynan LonsdaleM [124][125] | Keiynan Lonsdale  |  | Keiynan Lonsdale  | S • L
Hunter Zolomon
Zoom / Black Flash |  | Teddy Sears | Unnamed stand-in  |  | Teddy Sears  |  | Teddy Sears  | L
Introduced in season 3
Smith
"Glasses"  |  | Donnelly Rhodes[126] |  | L
Harrison "H.R." Wells19 |  | Tom CavanaghM [123] |  | Tom Cavanagh  |  |
Julian Albert
Alchemy |  | Tom Felton |  |
Introduced in season 4
Clifford DeVoe
Thinker |  | Neil SandilandsM |  |
Ralph Dibny
Elongated Man |  | Hartley Sawyer | Hartley SawyerM | Unnamed stand-in  |  |
Ray Terrill
The Ray |  | Russell Tovey[127][128] |  | L • FF • S
Leonard "Leo" SnartX |  | Wentworth Miller[128] |  | L
Harrison Wolfgang "Herr" Wells12 |  | Tom Cavanagh  |  |
Introduced in season 5
Orlin Dwyer
Cicada  |  | Chris KleinM [129] |  |
Joss Jackam
Weather Witch |  | Reina Hardesty  |  |  L
Kate Kane
Batwoman  |  | Ruby Rose  |  | A • B • S • L
Lois Lane  |  | Elizabeth Tulloch  |  | S • B • A • L
Harrison "Sherloque" Wells221 |  | Tom CavanaghM | Tom Cavanagh  |  |
Introduced in season 6
Allegra Garcia |  | Kayla Compton  | Kayla ComptonM |
Ryan Choi  |  | Osric Chau  |  | Osric Chau  |  | A • L
Jim Corrigan  |  | Stephen Lobo  |  |  A
Eva McCulloch
Mirror Mistress |  | Efrat DorM |  |
Chester P. Runk |  | Brandon McKnight  | Brandon McKnight M |
Joan Williams3 |  | Michelle Harrison |
Harrison "Nash" Wells
Pariah |  | Tom CavanaghM |  |  S • B • A • L
Introduced in season 7
Mark Blaine
Chillblaine |  | Jon Cor | Jon CorM |
Introduced in other series
Barry Allen
Flash  | Grant GustinM [50][130]
Logan Williams[131] | Grant GustinM [132] |
Samantha Clayton  | Anna Hopkins[53][54] |
Alex Danvers  |  | Chyler Leigh[62] |  | Chyler Leigh  |
Kara Danvers
Supergirl  |  | Melissa Benoist[133][62] |
Damien Darhk  |  | Neal McDonough[69] |  | Neal McDonough  |
Eleanor "Nora" Darhk  |  | Courtney Ford |
John Diggle
Spartan  | David Ramsey[51][134][20][135][136]
J'onn J'onzz
Martian Manhunter  |  | David Harewood[137] |  | David Harewood  |
Clark Kent
Superman  |  | Tyler Hoechlin  |
Laurel Lance
Black Canary  | Katie Cassidy[138] |
Quentin Lance  | Paul Blackthorne[138] |
Sara Lance
Canary / White Canary  |  | Caity Lotz[20][62] |  | Caity Lotz  |
Lex Luthor  |  | Jon Cryer  |
Music Meister |  | Darren Criss |
Malcolm Merlyn
Dark Archer / Ra's al Ghul  |  | John Barrowman[134] | John BarrowmanU [137] |
Lyla Michaels
Harbinger  |  | Audrey Marie Anderson[30][31] |  | Audrey Marie Anderson  |
Mobius
Anti-Monitor  |  | LaMonica GarrettM |
Mon-El |  | Chris Wood[137] |
Mar Novu
The Monitor  |  | LaMonica Garrett  | LaMonica GarrettM |
Ray Palmer
Atom  | Brandon Routh[65] |  | Brandon Routh[20] |  | Brandon Routh  |  | Brandon Routh  |
Linda Park  | Malese Jow[139][140] |
Jefferson Pierce
Black Lightning |  | Cress Williams[136] |  | Cress Williams  |
Oliver Queen
Arrow / Green Arrow / Spectre  | Stephen Amell[51][141][134][20][62] |  | Stephen Amell
Thea Queen
Speedy  |  | Willa Holland[134][20] |
Cisco Ramon
Vibe  | Carlos ValdesM [142][113][143] |
Winslow "Winn" Schott, Jr. |  | Jeremy Jordan[137] |
Jake Simmons
Deathbolt  | Doug Jones[67] |
Felicity Smoak
Overwatch  | Emily Bett Rickards[51][144][134][145][20][62] |
Mia Smoak
Green Arrow  |  | Katherine McNamara  |  | Katherine McNamara  |
Caitlin Snow
Killer Frost  | Danielle PanabakerM [105][113][146]
Lily Stein |  | Christina Brucato[147] |
Eve Teschmacher |  | Andrea Brooks[148][149] |
William Tockman
Clock King  | Robert Knepper[63] |
Nora West-Allen
XS |  | Jessica Parker Kennedy[150][151] | Jessica Parker KennedyM |  | Jessica Parker Kennedy
Ryan Wilder
Batwoman |  | Javicia Leslie
Introduced outside the Arrowverse
Barry Allen
Flash90 |  | John Wesley Shipp  |  |
John Constantine  |  | Matt Ryan  |
Clark Kent
Superman96 |  | Brandon Routh[152] |
Helena Kyle
Huntress203 |  | Ashley Scott[153] |
Barbara Gordon
Oracle203 |  | Dina MeyerV [154] |

## Vixen

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Further information: Vixen (web series) § Cast and characters

| Character  | Season 1
(2015) | Season 2
(2016) | Further series

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Introduced in season 1
Mari Jiwe McCabe
Vixen  | Megalyn EchikunwokeM V [155][156] | A • FF
Kuasa  | Anika Noni RoseV [157] | L
Introduced in other series
Barry Allen
Flash  | Grant GustinV [158][159] |
Jefferson "Jax" Jackson
Firestorm  |  | Franz DramehV [159]
Laurel Lance
Black Canary  |  | Katie CassidyU V [160]
Ray Palmer
Atom  |  | Brandon RouthV [159]
Oliver Queen
Arrow / Green Arrow  | Stephen AmellV [158][159]
Cisco Ramon
Vibe  | Carlos ValdesV [24]
Felicity Smoak
Overwatch  | Emily Bett RickardsV [24]
Martin Stein
Firestorm  |  | Victor GarberV [161]

## Supergirl

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Further information: List of Supergirl characters

| Character  | Season 1
(2015–16) | Season 2
(2016–17) | Season 3
(2017–18) | Season 4
(2018–19) | Season 5
(2019–20) | Season 6
(2021) | Further series

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Introduced in season 1
Alex Danvers  | Chyler LeighM
Jordana Taylor  | Chyler LeighM
Olivia Nikkanen  | A • F • L
Kara Danvers
Supergirl  | Melissa BenoistM
Malina Weissman | Melissa BenoistM
Izabela Vidovic | Melissa BenoistM | Melissa BenoistM
Izabela Vidovic  | A • F • L • B
Cat Grant | Calista FlockhartM | Calista Flockhart  |  | Calista Flockhart
Eliza Helm  |
J'onn J'onzz
Martian Manhunter  | David HarewoodM | F • A • L
Clark Kent
Superman  | Kevin Caliber
(uncredited)  | Tyler Hoechlin  |  | Tyler Hoechlin  |  | A • F • L • B
James Olsen
Guardian | Mehcad BrooksM | Mehcad Brooks  |
Winslow "Winn" Schott, Jr.  | Jeremy JordanM |  | Jeremy Jordan  | F
Introduced in season 2
Lena Luthor |  | Katie McGrath | Katie McGrathM |
Music Meister  |  | Darren Criss |  | F
Mon-El  |  | Chris WoodM |  | Chris Wood  | F
Maggie Sawyer |  | Floriana LimaM | Floriana Lima  |  |
Eve Teschmacher  |  | Andrea Brooks[162] | Andrea BrooksM | Andrea Brooks  | F
Introduced in season 3
Samantha Arias
Reign |  | Odette AnnableM |  | Odette Annable  |  |
Querl Dox
Brainiac 5 |  | Jesse Rath | Jesse RathM |
Kara
OvergirlX |  | Melissa Benoist  |  | Unnamed stand-in  | A • F • L • FF
Oliver
Dark ArrowX |  | Stephen Amell  |  | A • F • L
Nora West-Allen
XS  |  | Jessica Parker Kennedy[150][151] |  | F
Introduced in season 4
Lauren Haley  |  | April Parker JonesM |  |
Ben Lockwood
Agent Liberty |  | Sam WitwerM | Sam Witwer  |  |
Lex Luthor  |  | Jon Cryer  | A • B • F • L
Nia Nal
Dreamer |  | Nicole MainesM | L • F
Kelly Olsen  |  | Azie Tesfai | Azie TesfaiM |
Introduced in season 5
Andrea Rojas
Acrata |  | Julie GonzaloM |
William Dey  |  | Staz NairM |
Jonathan Kent |  | Benjamin Hogewoning
Elias Hogewoning  |  | B
Introduced in season 6
Nyxly  |  | Peta SergeantM |
Introduced in other series
Barry Allen
Flash  | Grant Gustin[163][164][62] |  |
John Diggle
Spartan  |  | David Ramsey
Gary Green  |  | Adam Tsekhman  |
Roger Hayden
Psycho-Pirate  |  | Bob Frazer  |
Cecile Horton  |  | Danielle Nicolet[62] |
Jefferson "Jax" Jackson
Firestorm  |  | Franz Drameh[62] |
Kate Kane
Batwoman  |  | Ruby Rose  |
Sara Lance
White Canary  |  | Caity Lotz[62] |  | Caity Lotz  |
Lois Lane  |  | Elizabeth Tulloch  |
Lyla Michaels
Harbringer  |  | Audrey Marie Anderson  |
Mar Novu
The Monitor  |  | LaMonica Garrett  | LaMonica GarrettM |
Oliver Queen
Green Arrow  |  | Stephen Amell[62] |
Oliver Queen
Green Arrow16 |  | Stephen Amell  |
Ray Palmer
The Atom  |  | Brandon Routh  |
Cisco Ramon
Vibe  |  | Carlos Valdes[164][62] |
Mick Rory
Heat Wave  |  | Dominic Purcell[62] |
David Singh  |  | Patrick Sabongui[62] |
Felicity Smoak
Overwatch  |  | Emily Bett Rickards[62] |
Mia Smoak
Green Arrow  |  | Katherine McNamara  |
Caitlin Snow
Killer Frost  |  | Danielle Panabaker[62] |
Clarissa Stein  |  | Isabella Hofmann  |
Lily Stein  |  | Christina Brucato  |
Martin Stein
Firestorm  |  | Victor Garber[62] |
Harrison "Harry" Wells2 |  | Tom Cavanagh[62] |
Eobard Thawne
Reverse Flash  |  | Tom Cavanagh[62] |
"Nash" Wells
Pariah  |  | Tom Cavanagh  |
Iris West  |  | Candice Patton[62] |
Joe West  |  | Jesse L. Martin[62] |
Wally West
Kid Flash  |  | Keiynan Lonsdale[62] |
Introduced outside the Arrowverse
Barry Allen
Flash90 |  | John Wesley Ship  |
Dick Grayson66 |  | Burt Ward[165] |

## Legends of Tomorrow

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Further information: List of Legends of Tomorrow characters

| Character  | Season 1
(2016) | Season 2
(2016–17) | Season 3
(2017–18) | Season 4
(2018–19) | Season 5
(2020) | Season 6
(2021) | Season 7
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John Diggle, Jr.
Connor Hawke / Green Arrow16 | Joseph David-Jones[166] |  | Marcello Guede  |  | A
Jonah Hex | Johnathon Schaech |  | B
Talia al Ghul  | Milli Wilkinson[167][168] |  | A
Gideon  | Amy PembertonM V [169][b] | A
Rip Hunter | Arthur DarvillM [171][172] | Arthur Darvill[173] |  | Arthur Darvill  |
Oliver Queen
Green Arrow16 | Stephen Amell[166] |  | S
Introduced in season 2
Nate Heywood
Steel  |  | Nick ZanoM [174][175] | A
Amaya Jiwe
Vixen |  | Maisie Richardson-SellersM [176][177] |  |
Lily Stein  |  | Christina Brucato [147] |  | F • S
Introduced in season 3
Gary Green |  | Adam Tsekhman | Adam Tsekhman M | S
Ava Sharpe |  | Jes Macallan[178] | Jes Macallan M |
Zari Tomaz |  | Tala AsheM [179] |
Introduced in season 4
Astra Logue |  | Olivia Swann  | Olivia Swann M |
Charlie |  | Maisie Richardson-Sellers M |  |
Behrad Tarazi |  | Shayan Sobhian  | Shayan Sobhian M |
Mona Wu |  | Ramona Young M | Ramona Young  |  |
Introduced in season 6
Esperanza "Spooner" Cruz |  | Lisseth Chavez M |
Introduced in season 7
Gwyn Davies  |  | Matt Ryan M |
Introduced in other series
Barry Allen
Flash  |  | Grant Gustin[180][20][62] |  | Grant Gustin  |  |
Aldus Boardman  | Peter Francis James[68] |
Ryan Choi  |  | Osric Chau  |
Alex Danvers  |  | Chyler Leigh[62] |  | Chyler Leigh  |
Kara Danvers
Supergirl  |  | Melissa Benoist[181] |  | Melissa Benoist  |
Damien Darhk  | Neal McDonough[69][70][173] |  | Neal McDonough  |
Eleanor "Nora" Darhk  |  | Courtney Ford[182]
Madeleine Arthur[183] | Courtney Ford M |  | Courtney Ford
John Diggle
Spartan  |  | David Ramsey[20][62] |  | David Ramsey  |
Dinah Drake
Black Canary  |  | Juliana Harkavy  |
Ra's al Ghul  | Matt Nable[184] |
Nyssa al Ghul  | Katrina Law[56] |
Smith
"Glasses"  |  | Donnelly Rhodes
Jacob Richter[185] | Jacob Richter  |
Grodd  |  | David SobolovV [186] |
Carter Hall
Hawkman  | Falk HentschelM [81][187] |  | Falk Hentschel
Curtis Holt
Mister Terrific  |  | Echo Kellum[188] |
Joss Jackam
Weather Witch  |  | Reina Hardesty  |
Jefferson "Jax" Jackson
Firestorm  | Franz DramehM [189][172][175] |  | Franz Drameh
J'onn J'onzz
Martian Manhunter  |  | David Harewood  |
Kate Kane
Batwoman  |  | Ruby Rose  |
Clark Kent
Superman  |  | Tyler Hoechlin  |
Kuasa  |  | Tracy Ifeachor[157] |
Laurel Lance
Black Canary  | Katie Cassidy[190] | Katie CassidyU [191] |
Quentin Lance  | Paul Blackthorne[56] |
Sara Lance
Canary / White Canary  | Caity LotzM [192][193][175]
Lois Lane  |  | Elizabeth Tulloch  |
Lex Luthor  |  | Jon Cryer  |
Malcolm Merlyn
Dark Archer / Ra's al Ghul  |  | John BarrowmanU [25] |
Lyla Michaels
Harbinger  |  | Audrey Marie Anderson  |
Mobius
Anti-Monitor  |  | LaMonica Garrett  |
Nia Nal
Dreamer  |  | Nicole Maines  |
Mar Novu
The Monitor  |  | LaMonica Garrett  |
Ray Palmer
Atom  | Brandon RouthM [194][172] | Brandon RouthM [175]
Jack Fisher[195] | Brandon RouthM |  | Brandon Routh
Jefferson Pierce
Black Lightning  |  | Cress Williams[136] |
Oliver Queen
Green Arrow  | Stephen Amell[196][197][20][62] |  | Stephen AmellV |
Rene Ramirez
Wild Dog  |  | Rick Gonzalez  |
Cisco Ramon
Vibe  | Carlos Valdes[61][20][62] |
Mick Rory
Heat Wave  | Dominic PurcellM [198]
Mitchell Kummen[199] | Dominic PurcellM [172][175] |
Kendra Saunders
Hawkgirl  | Ciara RenéeM [200] |
Vandal Savage  | Casper Crump[88] |
Felicity Smoak
Overwatch  | Emily Bett Rickards[56][20][62] |
Leonard Snart
Captain Cold  | Wentworth MillerM [194] | Wentworth MillerU [100] |  | Wentworth Miller
Leonard "Leo" SnartX |  | Wentworth Miller[173][62] |
Lewis Snart  | Jason Beaudoin[201] |
Caitlin Snow
Killer Frost  |  | Danielle Panabaker[20][62] |  | Danielle Panabaker  |
Clarissa Stein  | Isabella Hofmann
Chanelle Stevenson  | Emily Tennant[202] | Isabella Hofmann  |
Martin Stein
Firestorm  | Victor GarberM [194][172][175]
Graeme McComb[203][204] |  | Victor Garber
Ray Terrill
The Ray  |  | Russell Tovey[127] |
Eobard Thawne
Reverse-Flash  |  | Matt LetscherM [70] | Tom Cavanagh  |  | Matt Letscher
Harrison "Harry" Wells2 |  | Tom Cavanagh[62] |
Harrison "Nash" Wells
Pariah  |  | Tom Cavanagh  |
Iris West  |  | Candice Patton[62] |
Wally West
Kid Flash  |  | Keiynan LonsdaleM [205] |
Hunter Zolomon
Black Flash |  | Unnamed stand in  |
Introduced outside the Arrowverse
John Constantine  |  | Matt Ryan[206] | Matt Ryan M |  |
Clark Kent
Superman96 |  | Brandon Routh  |

## Freedom Fighters: The Ray

[edit]

Further information: Freedom Fighters: The Ray § Cast and characters

Freedom Fighters: The Ray cast and characters

Freedom Fighters: The Ray cast and characters  | Character  | Season 1
(2017)  | Season 2
(2018)  | Further series

|
|
|

Introduced in season 1
Jenny Knight
Phantom LadyX | Dilshad VadsariaM V [207] |
John Trujillo
Black CondorX | Jason MitchellM V [207] |
Introduced in other series
Kara
OvergirlX | Melissa BenoistV [207][208] |
Curtis Holt
Mister Terrific  |  | Echo KellumV [208]
Mari McCabe
Vixen  |  | Megalyn EchikunwokeV [208]
Cisco Ramon
Vibe  | Carlos ValdesV [209][210]
Caitlin Snow
Killer Frost  | Danielle PanabakerV [210] |
Red TornadoX | Iddo GoldbergV [207] |
Ray Terrill
The Ray  | Russell ToveyM V [127]

## Black Lightning

[edit]

Further information: List of Black Lightning characters

| Character  | Season 1
(2018)  | Season 2
(2018–19)  | Season 3
(2019–20)  | Season 4
(2021)  | Further series

|
|
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|
|

Introduced in season 1
Grace Choi
Wylde | Chantal Thuy | Chantal Thuy
Joseph Steven Yang  | Chantal Thuy
Joseph Steven Yang
Stella Smith  | Chantal Thuy M |
Peter Gambi | James Remar M |
Inspector Henderson | Damon Gupton M | Damon Gupton V |
Khalil Payne
Painkiller | Jordan Calloway | Jordan Calloway M |
Anissa Pierce
Thunder / Blackbird | Nafessa Williams M |
Jefferson Pierce
Black Lightning  | Cress Williams M
Kaden Washington Lewis  | Cress Williams M | Cress Williams M
Kaden Washington Lewis  | F • L
Jennifer Pierce
Lightning | China Anne McClain M
Fallyn Brown  | China Anne McClain M | China Anne McClain M
Laura Kariuk  |
Lynn Stewart  | Christine Adams M |
Tobias Whale | Marvin Jones III M |

## Batwoman

[edit]

Further information: List of Batwoman characters

Batwoman cast and characters

Batwoman cast and characters  | Character  | Season 1
(2019–20) | Season 2
(2021) | Season 3
(2021–22) | Further series

|
|
|
|

Introduced in season 1
Luke Fox
Batwing | Camrus Johnson M |
Catherine Hamilton-Kane | Elizabeth Anweis M |  |
Mary Hamilton | Nicole Kang M |
Beth Kane
Alice | Rachel Skarsten M
Ava Sleeth  | Rachel Skarsten M |
Jacob Kane | Dougray Scott M |  |
Sophie Moore | Meagan Tandy M |
Leonard74 | Wentworth MillerV [211] |  | F
Bruce Wayne
Batman99 | Kevin Conroy |  |
Introduced in season 2
Ryan Wilder
Batwoman  |  | Javicia Leslie M [212] | F
Introduced in season 3
Jada Jett  |  | Robin Givens |
Marquis Jet  |  | Nick Creegan  |
Renee Montoya |  | Victoria Cartagena |
Introduced in other series
Kara Danvers
Supergirl  | Melissa Benoist[136] |  |
John Diggle
Spartan  |  | David Ramsey
Jonah Hex  | Johnathon Schaech  |
Kate Kane
Batwoman  | Ruby Rose M
Gracyn Shinyei  | Wallis Day
Gracyn Shinyei  |
Clark Kent
Superman  | Tyler Hoechlin[136] |
Sara Lance
White Canary  | Caity Lotz[136] |
Jonathan Kent  | Benjamin Hogewoning
Elias Hogewoning  |
Lois Lane  | Elizabeth Tulloch[136] |
Lex Luthor  | Jon Cryer[136] |
Lyla Michaels
Harbringer  | Audrey Marie Anderson  |
Mar Novu
The Monitor  | LaMonica Garrett[136] |
Ray Palmer
The Atom  | Brandon Routh  |
Oliver Queen
Green Arrow  | Stephen Amell  |
Mick Rory
Heat Wave  | Dominic Purcell[136] |
Mia Smoak
Green Arrow  | Katherine McNamara[136] |
Iris West  | Candice Patton[136] |
Introduced outside the Arrowverse
John Constantine  | Matt Ryan  |  |
Clark Kent
Superman96 | Brandon Routh[213] |
Clark Kent167 | Tom Welling[165] |
Lois Lane167 | Erica Durance[165] |

## Notes

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1. ^ Eobard Thawne is portrayed by recurring guest star Matt Letscher, but he was introduced in the first season of The Flash while having assumed the identity and appearance of Harrison Wells, during which time he was portrayed by main cast member Tom Cavanaugh.[108]
2. ^ Pemberton also physically appeared as the character in the second season episode, "Land of the Lost".[170]

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