List of The Flash characters

This article is about characters appearing in the 2014 television series. For supporting characters of the comic book character, see List of Flash supporting characters.
The main cast of The Flash at the PaleyFest 2015 presentation for the show. From left to right: Carlos Valdes, Danielle Panabaker, Tom Cavanagh, Grant Gustin, Jesse L. Martin, Candice Patton and Rick Cosnett.

The Flash is an American television series developed by writer/producers Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Geoff Johns, based on the DC Comics character Barry Allen / Flash. The series premiered in the United States on October 7, 2014, on The CW television network. It is a spin-off from Arrow, existing in the same universe. The Flash follows police forensic investigator Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) struck by lightning, which gives him super speed. He is assisted by S.T.A.R. Labs' Dr. Caitlin Snow (Danielle Panabaker), Cisco Ramon (Carlos Valdes), and Dr. Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh) in attempting to learn more about his powers and how to use them to be a hero. Barry also attempts to solve the strange murder of his mother (Michelle Harrison) by a superhuman attacker which put his father (John Wesley Shipp) in prison, leaving Detective Joe West (Jesse L. Martin) and his daughter Iris West (Candice Patton) to take in a young Barry. The memories of his mother's murder and his father's framing motivates Barry to put his personal needs aside and use his powers to fight those who would hurt the innocent, ultimately shaping him into a hero he is destined to become as the Flash.

The following is a list of characters that have appeared on the television series. Many are named for, or based upon, DC Comics characters.

Main characters

Character Actor Season appearances
Starring Recurring Guest
Barry Allen / Flash Grant Gustin 1–present – –
Grant Gustin

Grant Gustin portrays Barry Allen / Flash,[1] a socially awkward Assistant Crime Scene Investigator for the Central City Police Department that also moonlights as the superhero Flash.

In season one, Barry was a traumatized child when his mother was murdered by the Reverse-Flash and his father was framed for the crime. Barry was subsequently adopted by Joe West and spent his whole life trying to discover what really happened that night. Moments after an explosion at the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator, Barry is struck by lightning in his laboratory and doused by chemicals affected by the accident. When he recovers from a nine-month coma, he has superhuman speed. He uses his new powers to fight crimes and hunt other metahumans in Central City as the masked superhero known as the Flash, while trying to unravel the mystery of his mother's murderer's identity for his father's sake. Barry has long harbored feelings for Iris since childhood but kept them to himself and yet eventually reveals his feelings, leading to complications regarding Iris' relationship with Eddie; however, he learns from a 2024 newspaper in the time vault at S.T.A.R. Labs that he may eventually marry Iris. He also shares a close father-son bond with Joe and often asks for advice regarding his feelings for Iris and also what course of action to take as a hero. Initially however, Barry resented Joe's refusing to believe in the circumstances of Nora's murder and Henry's innocence and as a result Barry was hesitant to accept Joe as his surrogate father, although Joe had come to have this view toward Barry years before. Barry also becomes good friends with Cisco, Caitlin and his idol Dr. Wells who acts as his mentor while on missions, giving him advice on how to adapt and increase his range of powers. However, he later becomes suspicious of Dr. Wells and eventually learns his mentor is actually Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash in disguise, leading him to develop a deep resentment toward the imposter. At last, Barry discovers Eobard's plot to use the Flash's speed and the particle accelerator to generate a portal to his own time, while at the same time Barry can travel back to the night of his mother's murder and prevent it. Barry agrees but is warned by his older counterpart not to interfere and instead chooses to fight the Reverse-Flash and stop him from returning to the future. He is almost killed during the fight until Eddie sacrifices himself to erase Eobard from existence which causes a wormhole to emerge that Ronnie also stops but at the cost of his own life.

In season two, Barry becomes reclusive following the deaths of Eddie and Ronnie, but a near-death experience convinces him to work with his friends again. He also discovers a recording left containing Eobard's confession to Nora's murder which allows Henry's freedom. Barry later becomes the target of various metahumans working for the enigmatic speedster Zoom and is confronted by Jay Garrick, a speedster from Earth-2 who also operated as the Flash and informs him that Zoom seeks to kill Barry in order to be the only speedster in the multiverse. He also struggles to move on from hunting the Reverse-Flash as it has been his life's driving goal since childhood but eventually realizes that hating Eobard won't let him move on with his life and chooses to forgive his nemesis. Having moved on from Iris on good terms, Barry sparks up romance with partner Detective Patty Spivot; they later decide to separate after Patty learns of Barry's secret identity before leaving Central City, as they think that doing so will keep her safe. On the other hand, Barry also grudgingly works with Dr. Harrison "Harry" Wells of Earth-2 due to his role in creating Zoom, and eventually accepts him as an ally for the sake of an innocent's life after Barry learns that Zoom kidnaps Harry's daughter. Barry later encounters a younger version of Eobard, one who has yet to murder his mother, but also learns that any attempts to alter events he has caused will alter timeline too significantly and is forced to let him go and accepts that he will face Eobard repeatedly from this point onward. After befriending Harry's daughter and escaping Earth-2 with her, Harry, and Cisco, Barry is grief-stricken following Jay's apparent murder by Zoom. However, Barry and the team later discover that Zoom is Jay himself, needing Barry's speed to cure himself from his terminal illness caused by his usage of the Velocity drugs. In order to get himself faster to stop Zoom, Barry travels back in time to the moment he is apprehending Hartley Rathaway, so that he can ask Eobard — who disguises as Harrison Wells then — for help, feeling that his long-time archenemy will be willing to do so; in the process, Barry slightly alters the timeline resulting in Hartley becoming his ally. After sacrificing his powers to save Joe's son Wally from Zoom, Harry offers to help Barry recreate the events that gave him his speed, but he disappears after the particle accelerator's explosion.

Gustin portrays the Earth-2 version of the character, who is not the Flash but also works as a CSI at Central City Police Department in addition to a PhD graduate. He is married to Iris but is despised by Joe, and his mother is alive and remains happily married to his father.[2] He is insecure and more awkward than his Earth-1 counterpart, but after learning that his counterpart is a hero, he is inspirited to try to help those in need.

He is based on the DC Comics character Barry Allen / Flash.

  • First appearances:
    "Pilot" (Earth-1)
    "Welcome to Earth-2" (Earth-2)
Iris West Candice Patton 1–present – –
Candice Patton

Candice Patton portrays Iris West, the daughter of Detective Joe West and best friend of Barry Allen.[3]

In the beginning of the first season, Iris works as a barista at a local espresso prior to being hired as a reporter. Though she had wanted to follow her father's footsteps in police work, Joe forbade Iris from this, so she majors in journalism at college, eventually becoming an investigative journalist at Central City Picture News after graduation. Iris is fascinated by the Flash and seeks to find out more about the superhero. As she didn't initially learn of Barry's love for her, she begins dating her father's partner, Eddie Thawne, while Barry is in a coma. When Barry does confess having feelings for her, she is emotionally conflicted between Barry and Eddie as deep down she also loves the former. She discovers that Barry is the Flash after the speedster saves her from the Reverse-Flash, but also feels betrayed because Barry kept this secret from her, and she is more so at her father, who didn't want Barry to tell her and didn't tell her about Barry's feelings for her. Despite her possible future with Barry, Iris chooses to be with Eddie, and she and Barry decide to let things proceed between them naturally, not letting their lives to be dictated by fate.

In the second season, Iris becomes more involved with S.T.A.R. Labs Team alongside her father. With Barry moving on from her on good terms, Iris encourages Barry to pursue a relationship with her father's new partner and protégée Patty Spivot. She also learns that her mother is alive but dying from a terminal illness, and discovers that her mother has a son, Wally, after she abandoned her family; Iris realizes that her mother's son is also her father's and thus is her brother. Iris's relationship with her mother is further estranged after knowing that she spent most of her life raising Wally instead of her. Aware that her father envies Barry his relationship with Henry Allen, Iris contemplates whether or not to tell Joe about Wally; she fears that the revelation may hurt her father if he knows that his son grew up without knowing him. Iris eventually reveals to her father about Wally after keeping this a secret for two weeks, and she meets her brother after he arrives to spend Christmas time with her and their father. She ultimately forgives her mother on her deathbed and accepts Wally. Iris also ultimately moves on from Eddie's death, after watching his video message to her in which he admits his happiness in being with her, which Barry records while travelling back in time to the moment he is apprehending Hartley Rathaway. Iris has also begun to consider a relationship with Barry after his break up with Patty in addition to learning of her Earth-2 counterpart's marriage with Barry's.

Patton portrays the Earth-2 version of the character, a detective for the Central City Police Department who is married to Barry.[2] Distraught after her father's death, she is solaced after learning from her husband's counterpart that a version of her father is alive on Earth-1, prompting her to ask the Flash of Earth-1 to tell greetings to her father.

She is based on the DC Comics character Iris West Allen.

  • First appearances:
    "Pilot" (Earth-1)
    "Welcome to Earth-2" (Earth-2)
Caitlin Snow Danielle Panabaker 1–present – -
Danielle Panabaker

Danielle Panabaker portrays Dr. Caitlin Snow,[4] a bioengineer at S.T.A.R. Labs.

In season 1, she provides the medical support for Barry's team. Caitlin is initially the most temperamental and uptight person on the team, mainly out of grief for her fiancé Ronnie,[5] as she believes that Ronnie was killed in S.T.A.R. Labs' particle accelerator explosion. However, she later discovers that her fiancé survived and is ultimately the metahuman Firestorm, which gives her hope that they will be together someday, and eventually they do marry. Subsequently after embracing the loss of Ronnie, before learning that he is alive, she becomes much more compassionate and kinder. When she discovers that Ronnie is actually Professor Martin Stein, merged with Ronnie's body and Ronnie's mind locked away, Caitlin convinces Professor Stein to let her team help him. Subsequently she succeeds in separating Ronnie and Stein but after an encounter with General Eiling, Ronnie and Stein are forced to leave to keep Caitlin safe but Caitlin is understanding and hopes they will be reunited again one day. When Dr. Wells is implicated to be the Reverse-Flash, Caitlin is the most skeptical but is convinced when Cisco and Joe find the corpse of the real Dr. Wells and discover Eobard's true identity. In the finale when Ronnie returns to help Barry and Oliver Queen against Eobard he and Caitlin marry.

In season 2, Caitlin is widowed following Ronnie's sacrifice of saving Barry and Central City from the singularity, which she blames herself for rather than Barry as Ronnie has previously proposed leaving the city which she declined and believes if she accepted then Ronnie would still be alive. She initially moved away to work in Mercury Labs but eventually moves back to S.T.A.R. Labs to aid Barry in his fight against Zoom, a speedster from a parallel universe (Earth-2). Like most when the team encounters the Earth-2 Harrison Wells, nicknamed "Harry" by Cisco, Caitlin is skeptical to trust him but after he reveals that he's there to help Barry because Zoom takes his daughter Jesse, Caitlin becomes more trusting of him. Caitlin also develops romance with Jay Garrick, the Earth-2 Flash and Zoom's archenemy but discovers that Jay is dying of illness as a result of Zoom stealing his speed and tries to aid him. In this search Caitlin and Harry develop a speed drug called "Velocity-6" which grants temporary speed but affects a speedster on a cellular level. When Barry is away on Earth-2 and the city is endangered by Geomancer, Caitlin is able to perfect it to Velocity-9 to grant Jay's speed back and repair his damaged cells with it. Following Jay's apparent murder by Zoom, she has since been trying to cope with another loss by hiding her emotions, as some of her friends fear this could lead her to become like her Earth-2 evil counterpart. When Cisco discovers that Jay is Zoom, Caitlin is devastated and hating towards him for using her. The team also discovers that Jay is really Hunter Zolomon, a serial killer on Earth-2. When Hunter forces Barry to give up his speed in exchange for Wally's life, he tries to kill Barry but Caitlin begs him not to and Hunter, who is genuinely in love with Caitlin, obeys and yet abducts her and brings her to Earth-2. After meeting her doppelgänger, and almost being murdered by her, Zoom takes Caitlin back to Earth-1 so she can watch as he conquers it just like he did Earth-2. Hunter has also tried to manipulate her into turning evil like Killer Frost did, trying to convince Caitlin she has a darkness just like she did. However because of Hunter's love for Caitlin she is able to sway him away from killing people, much to his own chagrin.

Panabaker portrays the Earth-2 version of the character, the villainess Killer Frost, who is married to Deathstorm (Ronnie Raymond of Earth-2) and is later grief-stricken following his murder by Zoom. The two work for Zoom along with Reverb.[2] Unlike her Earth-1 self, Caitlin did not finish medical school and becomes a criminal afterward, and she had a brother named Charlie until his death. After she and Ronnie exposed to the particle accelerator explosion on her Earth, Caitlin develops the powers of cryokinesis and becomes Killer Frost while Ronnie merged with Martin Stein and becomes a pyrokinetic entity like his doppelgänger. Initially betraying Zoom's Earth-1 enemies, Caitlin decently helps them escape from Earth-2. Though Zoom initially spares Caitlin's life as the result of his affection for her Earth-1 counterpart, he eventually kills her when she tries to murder her doppelgänger out of revenge against Zoom for killing Deathstorm.

She is based on the DC Comics character Killer Frost.

  • First appearance:
    "Pilot" (Earth-1)
    "Fast Enough" (Earth-2)
Eddie Thawne Rick Cosnett 1 – 2
Rick Cosnett

Rick Cosnett portrays Eddie Thawne, a recent transfer to the Central City Police Department from Keystone City.[4]

Introduced in season one, Eddie is a detective who is partnered with Joe West and dates Iris West. He had a troubled childhood and was initially jealous of Barry Allen because of the latter's childhood bond with Iris, as Barry is jealous of Eddie because he is with Iris. However, Eddie is suspicious of Barry's true feelings for Iris despite denials. Despite the tension between them, Barry and Eddie do eventually becomes good friends. For a time, Eddie sees the Flash as a menace and takes charge of a task force dedicated to capturing the hero. Later, Eddie modifies his negative perception of the Flash after a near-death experience with the Reverse-Flash. He learns of Barry's secret identity and helps Joe and Barry in an investigation of Harrison Wells as the Reverse-Flash. Eddie later finds out that he is a forefather of Wells who reveals that he is really Eobard Thawne and divulges to him that Iris may eventually marry Barry instead of him. However, after a conversation with Martin Stein, Eddie discovers that the future is not yet set and that he is in control of his own destiny. Eddie chooses to stop his sociopathic descendant from killing Barry by killing himself, dying in Iris' arms while causing Eobard to vanish. His body is sucked into a wormhole (later revealed as a doorway to Earth-2) caused by Eobard's manipulations.

In the second season premiere "The Man Who Saved Central City", Eddie briefly appears in a vision as a result of Barry's guiltiness towards his death, and a memorial is set up in the precinct in his honor. Eddie later appears again in the eighteenth episode "Flash Back", when Barry travels back in time. Barry offers to make Eddie a video message to Iris, so that Iris can let Eddie go and move on from him peacefully.

He shares his surname with the DC Comics character Eobard Thawne.

  • First appearance: "Pilot"
Cisco Ramon / Vibe Carlos Valdes 1–present – –
Carlos Valdes

Carlos Valdes portrays Cisco Ramon / Vibe,[6] a mechanical engineering genius.

In season 1, Cisco is the youngest member of the team of scientists at S.T.A.R. Labs who has a very relaxed and comedic wit. Cisco also has a tendency to nickname the metahuman villains they face, some of whom actually do adopt these names for themselves, and develops equipment and arsenal for Barry Allen and his vigilante allies. He especially forms a friendly bond with Ray Palmer (the Atom) because of their genius intellects and shared tendency to nickname enemies, and is an admirer of Dinah Laurel Lance (Black Canary). Cisco is on bad terms with his brother Dante Ramon, the family's favorite despite the most emotionally insecure. Despite his close friendship with Barry, Cisco is also afraid of the metahumans and fears that his friend may go rogue like his enemies. He develops various measures including cryonic and heat guns to counter the Flash’s powers, but they are eventually stolen by criminals Leonard Snart and Mick Rory as means for them to against the Flash. Although he is considered a surrogate son of "Harrison Wells"/Eobard Thawne, he is initially the first person to discover Wells' true identity for which he is killed until Barry resets the timeline; yet, Cisco retains the memories of the events that led to his murder. Cisco learns from Eobard that this is because he was also affected by the particle accelerator's explosion and thus is now a metahuman, having an ability to see into alternate timelines and realities and would develop other powers, but is afraid of what may happen because of them.

In season 2, Cisco is hired by Central City Police Department as its technical advisor and metahuman task force's armourer, building various means for the police to counter super-criminals. He frequently works with Joe West in combating them. Also in season 2, Cisco can see where other metahumans from Earth-2 are located and what they're doing, usually by touching something of their possession, but is not yet in full control of his new abilities. Martin Stein is the first to have discovered Cisco's secret, but later he is forced to reveal his powers to the rest of the team because of Harry Wells of Earth-2, adopts the codename "Vibe", and eventually receives a retrofitting visor from S.T.A.R. Labs that can help better control of his sensory ability. Cisco also struggles to trust Wells due to his experience with Eobard, but ultimately with his new powers he discovers that Wells needs the team's help for rescuing his own daughter, and thus recognizes that Wells is not like Eobard but a loving father. Despite of it, he still cannot get along with Wells as the result of the contrast of their personalities, and has even admitted that Eobard was a nicer guy. He dates a local espresso barista, Kendra Saunders, but the couple is later separated following the discovery of Kendra's heroic destiny as Hawkgirl. After an encounter with his corrupt Earth-2 doppelgänger, Reverb, Cisco fears that he is on the path to becoming as villainous as his counterpart. However, because of the escalating threats from Zoom, Cisco tries to harness his powers for heroic purposes as Barry. Cisco also meets his brother's Earth-2 doppelgänger, Rupture, after Zoom sees Cisco as a threat and frames him for Reverb's death.

Valdes portrays the Earth-2 version of the character, the villain Reverb. He works for Zoom along with Killer Frost and Deathstorm before he—along with Deathstorm—is killed by Zoom.[2] Reverb has more experience and control of his powers than his Earth-1 self, which has been proven when he has even been aware of Vibe's existence and powers before the latter appears on Earth-2; in addition to having the same sensory ability, he can manipulate sonic vibrations to create powerful shock waves of considerable strength, thus implying Vibe's own progressing abilities. It is implied that Reverb's power level surpasses both Killer Frost and Deathstorm, as they are intimidated by him. His own visor technology is obtained by his Earth-1 counterpart following his death, which Harry later uses its components to modify Vibe's own visor.

He is based on the DC Comics character Vibe.

  • First appearances:
    "Pilot" (Earth-1)
    "Welcome to Earth-2" (Earth-2)
Harrison Wells Tom Cavanagh 1–present – -
Tom Cavanagh

Tom Cavanagh portrays Dr. Harrison Wells, the mind and money behind the S.T.A.R. Labs Particle Accelerator in Central City.[7]

In season one, Dr. Harrison Wells is labeled a pariah when the particle accelerator malfunctioned and granted various individuals metahuman abilities, including Barry Allen. Six months later, Wells mentors Barry to help develop his new powers as the Flash. However, Wells turns out to be faking paralysis while secretly removing any opposition and covering his tracks. He is eventually revealed to be Eobard Thawne (portrayed by Matt Letscher),[8] otherwise known as the Reverse-Flash, the Flash's speedster nemesis from the future and Eddie Thawne's distant descendant. Being the one who murdered Nora Allen after a failed attempt to kill Barry as a child, Eobard lost his connection to the Speed Force and becomes stranded in the 21st century. This forced Eobard, after murdering and assuming the identity of the real Harrison Wells and, to build the particle accelerator and orchestrate the events that would turn Barry into the Flash, in order to use Barry's connection to the Speed Force to create a wormhole and return to his time period, all while pretending to be paraplegic in order to deflect suspicion. However, Barry foils Eobard's plan to return to the future, resulting in the two speedsters engaging each other again. As the Reverse-Flash attempts to kill the Flash, Eddie sacrifices himself to erase Eobard from existence.

Season two reveals that Eobard left S.T.A.R. Labs to Barry in the event of his death, along with a recorded confession to Nora's murder that would clear Henry Allen of all charges. Later, it is revealed that Eobard still exists due to time remnants of the Speed Force forever protecting him and linking to the timeline. Eventually, when the S.T.A.R. Labs team encounter a version of Eobard from an earlier time, he acquires all of the knowledge he possessed during season one. During his time travel back to the moment he is apprehending Hartley Rathaway, Barry asks Eobard — in the disguise of Wells — to help him get faster. Eobard refuses at first, but agrees to help after Barry convinces him that his plan is successful in the future.

Season two features an Earth-2 version of Harrison "Harry" Wells. He was also responsible for the creation of metahumans using a particle accelerator which also exploded, resulting the sociopathic serial killer Hunter Zolomon to become the rogue speedster Zoom during his incarceration, but did not take responsibility while making a profit with developing metahuman detector technology. When Zoom kidnaps his daughter Jesse Wells, Harry travels to Earth-1 to assist Barry in the fight against Zoom's extorted metahumans and locate Jesse (despite his Earth-1 counterpart's death and the misleading that he is the same Wells thanks to Eobard's criminal acts). However, after Barry's initial defeat by Zoom, the latter extorts a co-operation from Harry in stealing Barry's speed once he develops enough for Zoom to steal in exchange for Jesse's life. After Harry confesses to his collaboration with Zoom, Barry and Cisco decide to travel to Earth-2 with Harry to rescue Jesse. After their mission is complete, both Harry and Jesse seek refuge on Earth-1 from Zoom's pursuit. Later, Harry is trying to recreate the circumstances to help Barry regain his speed after he gave up his power to save Joe West's son Wally, but Barry disappears after the particle accelerator explodes and its dark matter affects both Wally and Jesse.

  • First appearances:
    "Pilot" (Eobard Thawne)
    "Tricksters" (Harrison Wells; Earth-1)
    "Flash of Two Worlds" (Harrison Wells; Earth-2)
Joe West Jesse L. Martin 1–present – –
Jesse L. Martin

Jesse L. Martin portrays Joseph "Joe" West, a police detective, father of Iris West, and a foster father to Barry Allen following Nora Allen's death and Henry Allen's incarceration.[9][10] Introduced in season one, Joe is one of the few who knows Barry's secrets; he becomes his reluctant partner against metahuman criminals, and offers Barry supports in both crimefighting and life issues, mainly revolving Barry's feelings for Iris which he has been aware of since they were children. He also helps Barry in the attempts to prove Henry's innocence. Suspicious of Harrison Wells' intentions, Joe also suspects that Wells may be connected to Nora's murder, so is secretly investigating and he and the team ultimately discover Wells' true identity.

In season two, Joe is in charge of the department's new metahuman taskforce, in which no one except Cisco and Patty Spivot yet joined due to the officers' fears of the metahumans, leading him to rely on Cisco's inventions when dealing with super criminals and becomes Patty's mentor in police work. He also gradually becomes a father figure to Cisco and Patty. In addition, Joe struggles with the relationship with his estranged wife, Francine. Unbeknownst to Joe, he also fathered a son, Wally, with Francine prior to her leaving her family. He learns of his wife's attempt of entrusting their son to him and Iris before she dies a few weeks after Iris finds out. Distraught after learning Wally's existence, Joe nonetheless seeks to build a relationship with him, and finally meets Wally after his son arrives to spend Christmas time with him and Iris. Initially, Joe is not sure of how to be a father to Wally, but he gradually learns how to treat him the same way as he treats Iris and Barry, becomes proud of Wally's aptitude in mechanical engineering and ultimately discovers his love for his son after Zoom kidnaps Wally. Although Joe is proud that Wally feels a need to help people in needs, he forbids his son from following his footsteps as a police officer as he did with Iris.

Martin portrays the Earth-2 version of the character, Joseph West, a musician who, unlike his Earth-1 counterpart, does not share the same father-son bond with Barry and actually blames Barry for Iris becoming a police officer. Joseph is later killed by Deathstorm while the latter and Killer Frost are hunting Earth-1 Barry.[2]

  • First appearances:
    "Pilot" (Earth-1)
    "Welcome to Earth-2" (Earth-2)
Wally West Keiynan Lonsdale 2 - –
Keiynan Lonsdale

Keiynan Lonsdale portrays Wally West,[11] the unknown son of Joe, and Iris's brother,[12] described as "a bit of a wayward kid who has some attitude problems and some authority issues and is quick with a sassy remark".[13] It was always intended for Wally to be the son of Joe and brother of Iris, which differs from the character's comic history, as the producers disliked on second seasons of television series that would introduce cousins of characters that were never previously mentioned, feeling it was "weird".[12] Lonsdale originally auditioned for Legends of Tomorrow to portray Jefferson "Jax" Jackson.[14] Wally was born after his mother's abandonment of her family (who later finds herself pregnant), leading Joe and Iris unaware of his existence for eighteen years until the latter finds out. Wally finally meets his father and sister during a Christmas party shortly before his mother dies; he has since struggled to bond with Joe and Iris. He also forms a brotherly bond with Barry Allen, who is fostered by Joe (despite his jealousy due to this fact), although he is suspicious of Barry's weird behavior as well. Formerly a drag racer, Wally is now enrolled in the same university Iris was in, majoring in mechanical engineering. After repeatedly being rescued by the Flash, Wally becomes fascinated with the superhero and eventually discovers that his father has a connection with him, but is unaware that he is Barry due to Wally respects his father's wishes to keep the Flash's secrets. He is also inspired by both his father and the Flash to help people, resulting him becoming close to the former and thus finally having a relationship with him. Later, when Wally and Jesse Wells are locked in the Time Vault at S.T.A.R. Labs by their fathers to protect them from Zoom, they work together to escape but are accidentally affected by the dark matter released from Jesse's father's attempt to restore Barry's powers.

He is based on the DC Comics character of the same name.

  • First appearance: "Running to Stand Still"

Recurring characters

This is a list of recurring actors and the characters they portrayed in multiple episodes, which were significant roles, sometimes across multiple seasons. The characters are listed, in alphabetical order by actor, by the season in which they first appeared.

Season One

Season Two

Guest stars

The following is a supplementary list of guest stars, some recurring, who appear in lesser roles. The characters are listed, in alphabetical order by actor, by the season in which they first appeared.

Season One

  • Paul Anthony portrays Roy Bivolo / Prism / Rainbow Raider,[39] a metahuman with the ability to induce an uncontrollable rage in others. Bivolo infects and sends The Flash (Barry Allen) on a rage fit throughout the city which is only calmed down by the Arrow, his team and S.T.A.R. Labs. After they defeat Bivolo, he was being held in the particle accelerator prison before being set free by Leonard Snart.
  • Morena Baccarin voices Gideon, an A.I. assistant.[40] It is revealed that Barry Allen created Gideon in the original future timeline for a yet-to-be revealed purpose, and somehow came into Eobard Thawne's possession for his own plans against Barry. It is programmed to be loyal to both Barry and Eobard.
  • Paul Blackthorne portrays Quentin Lance,[41] a captain in the Starling City Police Department. He helps Joe West and Cisco Ramon discover the real Harrison Wells' corpse, and in the process Quentin and Joe become friends due to the similarities between them as police detectives and fathers. Blackthorne stars as the character on Arrow.
  • Bre Blair portrays Tess Morgan, the wife of the real Harrison Wells and another victim of Eobard Thawne.[42]
  • Anthony Carrigan portrays Kyle Nimbus / Mist,[43] a metahuman and an enemy of Joe West who can turn himself into a poisonous mist. He was being held in the S.T.A.R. Labs prison before being set free by Leonard Snart.
  • Katie Cassidy portrays Dinah Laurel Lance / Black Canary,[41] a Starling City Assistant District Attorney and vigilante. Cisco Ramon provides Laurel with an ultrasonic collar using components from both Laurel's sister Sara Lance (Canary) and Hartley Rathaway's sonic weapons, improving Laurel's tactics with sonic weaponry. Cassidy stars as the character on Arrow.
    • Cassidy will also portray the Earth-2 version of the character, Dinah Laurel Lance / Black Siren, who is a villainous metahuman and one of Zoom's lieutenants[44][45]
  • Greg Finley portrays Tony Woodward / Girder,[46] a metahuman with the ability to turn his skin to steel. He bullied Barry Allen when they were children. He is killed by Farooq during Barry's powers temporary power loss.
  • Kelly Frye portrays Bette Sans Souci / Plastique,[47] a former war veteran and metahuman with the ability of exploding anything she touches. She is shot by General Eiling and dies but her body turns into a bomb so the Flash (Barry Allen) is forced to throw her body into the ocean and she detonates safely away from the city.
  • Nicholas Gonzalez portrays Dante Ramon, Cisco Ramon's older brother.[48]
    • Gonzalez also portrays the Earth-2 version of the character, Dante Ramon / Rupture, who wants revenge on Team Flash for killing his brother, Reverb, after Zoom lies to him of the circumstances of Reverb's death.[49] Rupture is ultimately killed by Zoom.
  • Devon Graye portrays Axel Walker / Trickster, a young copycat of James Jesse, the original Trickster and Axel's father.[50]
  • Mark Hamill portrays James Jesse / Trickster, a terrorist serving a life sentence in Iron Heights. Barry and Detective West seek his aid to stop Axel Walker, a new Trickster who is emulating him in Central City. After his first defeat by the Flash, Jesse becomes obsessed with the speedster. Hamill reprises the role from the 1990 television series.[50][51]
  • Isabella Hofmann portrays Clarissa Stein, Professor Martin Stein's wife.[52]
  • Anna Hopkins portrays Samantha Clayton, the mother of Oliver Queen's unknown son, William (Jack Moore).[53][54] She lives in Central City with her son after she lied to Oliver that she miscarried their child years ago. Hopkins appears as the character on Arrow.
  • Doug Jones portrays Jake Simmons / Deathbolt,[55] a metahuman with the ability to harness and weaponize plasma energy, reprising his role from Arrow.[56] As Simmons was not in Central City when the particle accelerator exploded, he gained his powers through other means. He is killed by Leonard Snart in "Rogue Air".
  • Emily Kinney portrays Brie Larvan, a female version of Bug-Eyed Bandit, a narcissistic technical genius and killer who becomes a rival to Felicity Smoak.[57]
  • Robert Knepper portrays William Tockman / Clock King,[58] reprising the role from Arrow.
  • Andy Mientus portrays Hartley Rathaway / Pied Piper.[59] A former protégé of Eobard Thawne, and a genius who used to work at S.T.A.R. Labs. He is armed with sonic gloves. He is also a rival of Cisco Ramon. In season two, after Barry travels back in time to when he and Hartley first meet, he inadvertently alters the events of that day resulting in Hartley becoming an ally to Barry and his team, learning of Wells' true identity as Eobard Thawne, and becoming reconciled with his parents.[60]
  • Martin Novotny portrays Hannibal Bates / Everyman, a metahuman with the ability to shapeshift, changing his appearance to resemble others. Due to his powers, several other actors portrayed the character's various disguises (Chris Webb, Barbara Wallace, Laiken Laverock and Maxine Miller), including various series regulars (Grant Gustin, Rick Cosnett, Danielle Panabaker, Candice Patton and Tom Cavanagh).
  • Britne Oldford portrays Shawna Baez / Peek-a-Boo, a metahuman with the ability to teleport.[61] She was being held in the S.T.A.R. Labs prison before being set free by Leonard Snart.
  • Ciara Renée portrays Kendra Saunders / Chay-Ara / Hawkgirl, a young woman who is just beginning to learn that she has been repeatedly reincarnated over the centuries. When provoked, her ancient warrior persona manifests itself, along with wings that grow out of her back, earning her the moniker Hawkgirl.[62][63] She is a potential love interest for Cisco Ramon.
  • Michael Reventar portrays Farooq Gibran / Blackout, a metahuman with the power to harness electricity. Farooq blames Eobard Thawne for his friends' deaths, resulting from his uncontrollable powers. He overloads himself and dies and his body is being held in the S.T.A.R. labs prison.[64]
  • Luc Roderique portrays Jason Rusch, a Hudson University graduate student and member of Martin Stein's research team on the F.I.R.E.S.T.O.R.M. project.[65]
  • Chad Rook portrays Clyde Mardon,[66] a bank robber and murderer who was turned into a metahuman with the ability to control the weather of his surroundings. He is shot and killed by Joe West in the pilot episode.
  • Brandon Routh portrays Ray Palmer / Atom. Ray is a scientist, inventor and businessman who is the CEO of Palmer Technologies.[67] He becomes friends with Cisco Ramon due to their shared fondness for advanced technologies. Routh recurs as the character on Arrow.
  • William Sadler portrays Simon Stagg,[68] an industrialist and philanthropist who is fascinated with the Flash (Barry Allen) to the point of exploitation but is later killed by Eobard Thawne.
  • Michael Christopher Smith portrays Danton Black / Multiplex,[69] a scientist-turned-metahuman with an ability to duplicate himself.
  • David Sobolov voices Grodd,[70] a hyper-intelligent gorilla with telepathic powers as a result of being experimented on by Eobard Thawne under the watch of General Eiling.

Season Two

  • Audrey Marie Anderson portrays Lyla Michaels, an A.R.G.U.S. agent and John Diggle's wife. She travels to Central City to help Barry Allen track down King Shark, who escapes from A.R.G.U.S. Anderson portrays the character on Arrow.[71]
  • Demore Barnes portrays Henry Hewitt, based on the DC Comics character of Tokamak. Hewitt is a scientist who was affected by the Particle Accelerator explosion, and is a potential candidate to replace Ronnie Raymond as Firestorm's other half. However, although proven to be unsuitable, he gets powers from the attempted merge and tries to kill Caitlin Snow and Jefferson Jackson. He is defeated by the Flash (Barry Allen) and the new Firestorm through their combined efforts and is currently being held in the S.T.A.R. Labs prison.[72]
    • Barnes also portrays the Earth-2 version of the character, a kind scientist at S.T.A.R. Labs who works with Harry Wells.[2]
  • John Barrowman portrays Malcolm Merlyn / The Dark Archer / Ra's al Ghul. Malcolm is the leader of the League of Assassins, the archenemy of Oliver Queen, and the biological father of Thea Queen; he provides information to both Oliver and Barry Allen about Vandal Savage. Barrowman stars as the character on Arrow.[73]
  • Tone Bell portrays Scott Evans. The new editor at Central City Picture News after the death of the previous editor Eric Larkin and a new love interest for Iris.[74]
  • Adam Copeland portrays Albert Rothstein / Atom Smasher, based on the DC Comics character of same name. Rothstein, who hails from Earth-2, has incredible strength and the ability to grow to an enormous size. He dies of radiation poisoning after battling the Flash.[75] It was revealed that he was sent to kill him at the behest of Zoom.
    • Copeland also portrays the Earth-1 version of the character, who works for a nuclear plant. He is presumptively killed by Atom Smasher.
  • Casper Crump portrays Vandal Savage, based on the DC Comics character of the same name. He is a 6,000-year-old immortal, who has manipulated leaders throughout history in an attempt to gain dominion over the entire world.[76]
  • Franz Drameh portrays Jefferson "Jax" Jackson / Firestorm, a former high school athlete whose pro career was derailed by an injury who now works as an auto mechanic. He replaces Ronnie Raymond as Firestorm's other half with Martin Stein.[77][78]
  • Aaron Douglas portrays Russel Glosson / Turtle, based on the DC Comic character of the same name. A metahuman who can slow time itself. Following his defeat, he is killed by Harry Wells.[79]
  • Marco Grazzini portrays Joey Montelone / Tar Pit, based on the DC Comic character of the same name. Montelone is a metahuman with the ability to transform into molten asphalt.[80]
  • David Hayter voices King Shark, based on the DC character of the same name.[81] He is a humanoid metahuman shark from Earth-2 sent by Zoom to kill The Flash. Kreisberg said that the character was originally introduced in The Flash: Season Zero comic because they would not have been able to create him for the series. He added that in his initial appearance it "was a very expensive 30 seconds of the show", and the producers did not think they could afford to do a whole episode with him, "so the idea was that he was one of Zoom's minions".[12]
  • Falk Hentschel portrays Carter Hall / Khufu / Hawkman, based on the DC Comics character of the same name. Hall is the latest reincarnation of an Egyptian prince who is fated to reincarnate throughout time along with his soulmate, Hawkgirl.[82]
  • Willa Holland portrays Thea Queen / Speedy, Oliver Queen's half-sister who began to operate as a vigilante called "Speedy", replacing Roy Harper. Holland stars as the character on Arrow.[73]
  • Michael Ironside portrays Lewis Snart, a former police officer, career criminal and the estranged abusive father of Leonard Snart / Captain Cold and Lisa Snart / Golden Glider who returns to Central City with a plan that endangers both of his children. He is killed by his son out of revenge.[83]
  • Neal McDonough portrays Damien Darhk, a former member of the League of Assassins and the leader of his own clandestine group, H.I.V.E. McDonough appears as the character on Arrow.[84]
  • Allison Paige portrays Eliza Harmon / Trajectory,[85] an "exceptionally bright scientist with a split personality a la Jekyll and Hyde" from Mercury Labs, based on the DC Comics character of the same name.[86] Harmon is the first female speedster in Central City who frames the Flash (Barry Allen) for the Flash's rogueness. Overusing Velocity 9, which Caitlin Snow asks her to help with, she runs so fast that she disintegrates.
  • Michael Rowe portrays Floyd Lawton, a detective at Central City Police on Earth-2 and partner of Iris West. He is bad with aiming and handling a gun, which earns him the nickname "Deadshot". Rowe appeared as the Earth-1 version of the character, Deadshot, on Arrow.[2]
  • Adam Stafford portrays Adam Fells / Geomancer, based on the DC character of the same name. Fells is a metahuman with the ability to create earthquakes.[87]
  • Haig Sutherland portrays Griffin Grey, based on the DC Comics character of the same name. Griffin is a metahuman with super strength who demands a cure from Harrison Wells for his terminal progeroid sickness, mistakenly thinks that Wells is the Earth-1 imposter Eobard Thawne.[88]
  • Kett Turton portrays Eddie Slick / Sand Demon, based on the DC Comics character of the same name.[89] From Earth-Two, Slick has the ability to turn part of his body into sand. He has had encounters with The Flash (Jay Garrick) on Earth-One and is killed after The Flash (Barry Allen) throws lightning to his chest, shattering him into glass. His Earth-One doppelgänger is also a career criminal as an arsonist but not a metahuman.

See also

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