Henry Danger is a live-action superhero comedy. It follows teen Henry Hart, who becomes Kid Danger, sidekick to Captain Man in Swellview. With best friend Charlotte and quirky Jasper, Henry juggles high school, crime-fighting and villain battles. This show is all about laughs, action and characters that stick with you. It’s a wild ride!

Meet the characters from Henry Danger

Henry Hart

Henry Hart is that weird mix of earnest kid and accidental hero who is always trying to do the right thing even when he’s totally out of his depth. He’s goofy, loyal, and somehow brilliant in the split-second problem-solving way that makes you root for him — also he is shockingly responsible for a teenager who eats cereal from the box. Prank-loving and awkward with girls (or just awkward in general), he still has that huge heart and a surprising knack for leadership when it counts. He messes up constantly, cries at commercials, saves the day more than he should, and is honestly one of those characters you want to protect and also laugh at.

Ray Manchester

Ray Manchester (yes, Captain Man) is the invincible old-school superhero dad figure who refuses to age gracefully and also refuses to take off his costume. He is ridiculously brave and physically unbeatable but emotionally kind of a soft goof who gets way too dramatic about household chores. He loves rules, face paint, and making explosive entrances, yet he also collects sad little mementos and will cry at a good sandwich commercial — he’s complicated in a ridiculous way. Ray is protective to a fault, hilariously out of touch with teen slang, and somehow really believes in cake as conflict resolution.

Charlotte Page

Charlotte is the sharp-tongued, no-nonsense tech genius and friend who runs on sarcasm and spreadsheets but secretly hates spreadsheets sometimes. She’s organized, observant, and will roast you so hard you forget you were being stupid — but she’ll also bring a bandaid and a weirdly specific snack. There’s this vulnerable side where she does care a ton, she just buries it under plans and passive-aggressive notes (and maybe a scrapbook she denies having). She’s the one who keeps the team grounded, fixes gadgets with her eyes closed, and low-key wants to be famous but would never say so out loud.

Jasper Dunlop

Jasper is the lovable nerd who oscillates between being your shy best friend and your most dramatic co-conspirator, all in one episode. He’s awkward, enthusiastic about weird pop culture trivia, and will invent an unnecessary gadget if someone just mentions a problem once. Also, he can be surprisingly brave and melts into the background until the exact moment he needs to save the day, then he’s suddenly full of salsa metaphors — not sure why. He has a million unlikely hobbies (collects novelty socks? possibly), gets nervous talking to adults, and somehow always says something adorably honest at the worst possible time.

Piper Hart

Piper is Henry’s sister and the perfect mix of sassy teen and surprisingly nurturing human being — she’ll roast you and then patch you up five minutes later. She’s obsessed with style and fame but also low-key practical, like she knows the perfect loaner phone trick and will totally embarrass you on purpose. She seems shallow sometimes (okay, she is shallow sometimes) but then she’ll drop a genuinely supportive comment and you remember she’s actually got a big heart. Piper also hoards trophy-sized hair products and probably has a conspiracy board about school lunches; she’s dramatic, relatable, and secretly scary-good at sibling blackmail.

Schwoz

Schwoz is peak chaotic-scientist energy — brilliant, eccentric, and the kind of guy who names his lab equipment and speaks to them in different accents. He invents everything, explains things in five different ways for no reason, and has the world’s most unreliable memory but will insist he remembers speaking to a cloaked time-giraffe last Tuesday. Schwoz is also oddly sentimental (he has a drawer full of mysterious buttons), wears the same shirt pattern a lot, and will definitely both save you and accidentally create a minor time loop. He’s the walking, bleeping heart of the hideout — unfiltered, unpredictable, and somehow exactly what the team needs when logic fails.