Legends of Tomorrow is a wild ride. Misfit heroes zipping through time, saving world from threats. It dives into heroism, friendship and redemption. Characters tackle challenges in different eras. Adventure awaits and it’s a blast!

Meet the characters from Legends of Tomorrow

Jefferson Jackson

Jax is the big-hearted, loud, impossible-to-ignore soul of the team — think big hugs and bigger one-liners, honestly he steals scenes by accident. He’s brash and protective, a natural protector who will punch first and apologize later (or never apologize, depends on the mood). There’s this goofy tenderness underneath — loves kids, weirdly proud of his grill skills, cries at commercials sometimes, and also remembers every basketball stat from 1998 like it’s sacred. He’s the kind of guy who’ll drive the ship, fix stuff with duct tape and a prayer, and somehow make it look heroic.

Martin Stein

Martin is the sweet, slightly bewildered brainiac who reads the entire encyclopedia for fun and then apologizes for being nerdy. He’s gentle and moral and full of tiny, precise metaphors, the classic professor-dad who will quietly drop a life lesson mid-chaos (and yes, he does own a pocket watch or something that’s suspiciously old-fashioned). Occasionally he blurts out scientific diagrams at dinner and then tries to cover it up with a bad joke — charming and a little tragic in the best way. He also has ridiculous little hobbies that don’t line up (rubber duck collection? probably) and is the calm center when everything else is on fire.

Charlie

Charlie is chaotic-good, a digital-sparked whirlwind who talks like she’s on five espressos and also three different conspiracy blogs at once. Flirty, snarky, brilliant, and maybe slightly unhinged if you press her on morality, she’ll hack a timeline and then bake cookies because, why not. She’s simultaneously mugshot-level dangerous and that friend who remembers your birthday with a playlist — unpredictable but somehow loyal. Also she has very specific snack preferences that change every episode, so never trust her snack system.

Zari Tomaz

Zari is the sarcastic, sharp-tongued wind-whip with a heart grudgingly made of gold and a flawless eyebrow game. She’s fierce and feminist and absolutely will roast you for your nonsense while also secretly holding onto family photos like it’s a sacred ritual (yes, she’s complicated — aren’t we all?). Social-media savvy, reluctant team mom, and surprisingly into ancient talismans — she juggles modern sass with mythical destiny in the most stylish way. Also she totally says she hates affection but will bring you soup when you’re sick, classic contradictory behavior.

Nate Heywood

Nate starts off as the nervous, slightly awkward historian and somehow becomes the literal steel of the team (not always literally, but sometimes literally — watch the gif). He’s earnest, moral, and adorably prone to overthinking; if there’s a rulebook he’ll read it and then still bend it because feelings. He has an encyclopedic knowledge of awkward trivia and a surprisingly dry sense of humor that sneaks up on you. There’s a sweet clumsiness to him — will trip on leadership but keep trying — and also keeps an old-fashioned pocket pen like it’s a relic.

John Constantine

John is the chain-smoking, thorn-in-your-side, brilliant occult con man you love to hate and hate to love (but mostly love). He’s snark, regret, and a tragic sense of humor wrapped in a trench coat, always three steps ahead and usually morally questionable, but he’ll pull off miracles with a cigarette and a muttered curse. He claims he doesn’t care and then cries quietly in the back (or so I’m told), and he definitely has terrible taste in scotch and good taste in sarcasm. Also? He has a soft spot that’s absurdly large for his size, even if he’d deny it with a wink.

Mick Rory

Mick is the grumpy cinnamon roll of destruction — loves explosions, hates feelings, but will protect the team like a feral dog that learned to cuddle. He’s blunt, violent, hilarious, and somehow emotionally complex underneath that scowl, with occasional pet kitten soft moments that ruin you. He refuses to care about philosophy but has very specific opinions on waffles and the correct way to hold a lighter. You never know whether he’ll burn the bridge or build it and then burn it on purpose, which is honestly the best kind of unpredictability.

Leonard Snart

Snart is cold (literally and temperamentally), meticulous, and ridiculously principled for a career criminal — the “criminal with a code” trope but done devastatingly well. He’s precise, dry, and will explain his plan with the kind of calm that makes you trust him even as you suspect he’s about to betray you (and maybe he would, maybe he wouldn’t). There’s a weird romanticism to his villainy; loves rules, hates chaos, and keeps awkward tiny souvenirs (spoons? a ridiculous teacup?) like an old gentleman thief. He’s the coolest person in a leather coat and probably has a heart hidden under three ice packs somewhere.

Ray Palmer

Ray is the cheerful, relentlessly optimistic genius who builds shrinking suits and then gives pep talks to lab equipment like it’s his child. He’s earnest to the point of naivety, endearingly nerdy, loves a good pun, and believes in people even when they don’t deserve it (which is sometimes adorable and sometimes disastrous). He collects tiny models of everything and once attempted to make tea in a test tube because reasons — brilliant, weird, and so open-hearted it hurts. He’s the walking definition of hope with a lab coat and an occasionally questionable fashion sense.

Sara Lance

Sara is a lethal angel of chaos with a soft center, sword skills for days, and leadership vibes that make everyone fall into line (willingly or not). She’s been through the worst and comes back sharper — decisive, brave, complicated, and occasionally ruthless in the best possible way. She loves coffee, late-night planning, and spontaneous karaoke (don’t ask how that goes), and she’ll both save you and make you work for it. There are little contradictions — hates vulnerability but keeps poetry in her jacket — which only makes her more interesting, honestly.