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(#1) Larry Trainor/Negative Man
Okay, this is gonna be okay. We just happen to be in The Shining. Which is fine. Shelley Duvall and the kid got out, and so will we.
Played by: Matt Bomer (flashback & voice), Matthew Zuk (as bandaged Negative Man)
Superpowers: The uncanny ability to produce radiation.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#2) Crazy Jane/Kay Challis
You all need more therapy than I do, and I’m the crazy one.
Played by: Diane Guerrero
Superpowers: Powerful multiple personalities. Jane has 64 split personalities, each with a different power.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#3) Rita Farr/Elasti-Girl
We’re going to save the world, or whatever, and then I will have a stiff Manhattan and go to bed.
Played by: April Bowlby
Superpowers: Elasti-Girl can stretch, shrink, or grow on command.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#4) Cliff Steele/Robotman
I'm not a sophisticated kind of guy. I couldn't think of one clever way to stop this guy, so I just trusted to mindless violence.
Played by: Brendan Fraser (flashback & voice), Riley Shanahan (as Robotman)
Superpowers: Super strength. Cliff Steele is a former NASCAR driver whose brain was implanted into a powerful robot.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#5) Flex Mentallo
Played by: Devan Chandler Long
Superpowers: He can alter reality with his muscles.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#6) Eric Morden/Mr. Nobody
You’ve always been a man comfortable with compromise. I mean, after all, you fell in love with a Canadian.
Played by: Alan Tudyk
Superpowers: Can drain other people's sanity.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#7) Dr. Niles Caulder/The Chief
Not all battles are won on the front lines.
Played by: Timothy Dalton
Superpowers: Possesses genius-level intelligence.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#8) Ezekiel
Played by: Curtis Armstrong (voice)
Superpowers: He's a talking cockroach who spews doomsday talk.
Appears in: Season 1
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(#9) Victor Stone/Cyborg
You may know who I am but you don't know s**t about me! If you did, you would know that every criminal I bust, and every person I save, is me fulfilling a pledge to my mom that she'll never get to hear!
Played by: Joivan Wade
Superpowers: Half man, half machine, all awesome.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#10) John Bowers
Played by: Kyle Clements (youth), Tom Fitzpatrick (present as old man)
Superpowers: none
Appears in: Season 1
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(#11) Steve Larson/Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man
Played by: Alejandro "Alec" Mapa
Superpowers: An experiment gone wrong, Steve Larson is part man, part animal, part vegetable, and...part mineral.
Appears in: Season 1
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(#12) Candlemaker
Played by: Lex Lang
Superpowers: Able to enter people's minds and grant wishes.
Appears in: Season 2
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(#13) Roni Evers
Played by: Karen Obilom
Superpowers: none
Appears in: Season 2
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(#14) Ernest Franklin/Beard Hunter
Played by: Tommy Snider
Superpowers: Meta-human villain who prefers to stalk bearded enemies.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#15) Darling-Come-Home
Played by: Vanessa Carter (physically plays Darling-Come-Home) and Kat Cressida (voice)
Superpowers: One of Dorothy's imaginary friends.
Appears in: Season 2
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(#16) Joshua Clay
Played by: Alimi Ballard
Superpowers: Meta-human physician who possesses various abilities.
Appears in: Season 1
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(#17) Herschel
Played by: Brian T. Stevenson (voice)
Superpowers: One of Dorothy's imaginary friends. Able to take the form of a spider.
Appears in: Season 2
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(#18) Silas Stone
Played by: Phil Morris
Superpowers: Extremely advanced science skills.
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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(#19) Dorothy Spinner
Played by: Abigail Shapiro
Superpowers: Brings imaginary beings from her mind into and out of creation.
Appears in: Season 2
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(#20) Elinor Stone
Played by: Charmin Lee
Superpowers: none
Appears in: Season 1
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(#21) Darren Jones
Played by: Jon Briddell
Superpowers: none
Appears in: Season 1
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(#22) Sheryl Trainor
Played by: Julie NcNiven
Superpowers: None
Appears in: Seasons 1 & 2
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Doom Patrol is a TV series broadcast on the streaming media platform DC Universe, adapted from DC Comics. The series is a spin-off of Titan with the same actors, but it is ultimately set in an independent world. The Doom Patrol heroes have taken the lead in the 4th episode of Titans in the past. This superhero team has different superpowers and investigates mysteries and protects the earth under the leadership of The Chief.
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