Henry Danger dives into life of teenager Henry, sidekick to superhero Captain Man. Friendship, loyalty, growing up- this show has it all. Characters face wild adventures, bringing laughs and excitement. Dynamic and lovable, they keep fans coming back for more. A timeless classic for everyone, really.

Meet the characters from Henry Danger

Henry Hart

Henry is the kid who somehow became a full-on sidekick legend and it’s kind of delightful. He’s funny and brave and impulsive — the poster child for doing the right thing even when you mess up spectacularly. Loyal to a fault, constantly juggling school, hero duties, and dumb pranks, and he somehow remembers everyone’s birthday but forgets his homework. He’s got this genuine, messy heart (also terrible at lying, like painfully obvious) and that makes him ridiculously easy to root for. Also, he keeps a secret stash of snacks in weird places and will absolutely betray you for a slice of pizza, but only if you’re not his friend, which he mostly is.

Ray Manchester

Ray — aka Captain Man — is the immovable, indestructible superhero with a logical rulebook and a surprisingly soft center. He gives the best dad-speeches, enforces the dumbest safety rules like it’s gospel, and then turns around and does something gloriously childish that you’d never expect. Stoic and oddly gentlemanly but also weirdly nostalgic for ’80s breakfast cereals, he’s both the stern mentor and the butt of every joke. Underneath the armored exterior there’s this actual worrywart who obsesses over routines and also collects commemorative spoons (don’t ask how that fits), which is adorable. He may be invincible in a fight but completely destroyable by a surprise dance party — metaphorically? maybe literally — and I love him for it.

Charlotte Page

Charlotte is the smartest-best-friend type who somehow balances brains, sass, and an alarming number of craft supplies. She’s resourceful, loyal, and will build you a tiny gadget out of a stapler and gum if it helps, but she trips on literally air sometimes, so graceful she is not. Practical to a fault yet dramatic in the cutest way, she remembers obscure facts but forgets where she put her keys like, all the time. Basically the calm center of chaos, the friend who will roast you gently while simultaneously saving the city — and yes she probably has a secret love of cheesy rom-coms.

Jasper Dunlop

Jasper is the overconfident classmate who acts like he’s the boss but deep down is very concerned about his hair and whether people like him. He starts off as a little antagonist/foil — thinks he’s clever, makes mean comments, but then shows awkward flashes of insecurity that make him kind of tragic and kind of funny. He’s obsessed with status (maybe too obsessed), but also has a weird soft spot for animals and might own one tiny, exotic pet that he pretends isn’t actually his favorite thing. Basically, he’s loud, a bit performative, and secretly hungry for real friends — and will absolutely fake a bronzed tan in winter if it helps his image.

Piper Hart

Piper is the sassy teenage sister who hands out eye-rolls like candy and somehow manages to be both dramatic and deeply practical. She loves high drama (theater kid energy) but also is low-key reliable: she’ll threaten to ground you and then smuggle you snacks five minutes later. Fashion-forward and merciless with sarcasm, yet occasionally kind-of sentimental (don’t tell anyone), and she has weird sleep habits — naps at any hour. She’s protective without being mushy, sharp without being cruel, and could probably roast you into next week while still being the one who bails you out of trouble.

Schwoz

Schwoz is pure chaotic genius — the mad scientist/absurdist philosopher of the bunch who invents things that make no sense until they do. He speaks like three different accents at once, hoards gadgets, and has a laugh that will burrow into your brain and then never leave (in a good way? terrifying way?). Every plan is ten steps ahead and also includes a backup plan for the backup plan, plus a dance routine, because why not. He is overly fond of labeling everything (including people sometimes), yet also somehow keeps a room that is maybe the most organized mess you’ve ever seen. Expect bizarre inventions, weird nicknames for everyone, heartfelt monologues about the physics of friendship, and the occasional accidental clone — standard Schwoz stuff.