List of Arrow characters

The main cast featured in a promotional image for the second season. From left to right, Laurel (Cassidy), Slade (Bennett), Felicity (Rickards), Oliver (Amell), John (Ramsey), Thea (Holland), and Roy (Haynes). Not pictured are Tommy (Donnell), Quentin (Blackthorne), Moira (Thompson), Malcolm (Barrowman), Curtis (Kellum), and Adrian (Segarra).

Arrow is an American television series developed by Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, and Andrew Kreisberg, based on the DC Comics character Green Arrow. The series premiered in the United States on October 10, 2012, for The CW television network and finished its third season on May 13, 2015. A fifth season premiered on October 5, 2016.

Arrow follows billionaire playboy Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) who, after five years of being stranded on an isolated island, returns home and becomes a bow and arrow wielding, hooded vigilante. His friends, former soldier John Diggle (David Ramsey), I.T. expert and skilled hacker Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards), former assassin Sara Lance / Canary (Caity Lotz) who went missing with Oliver, aspiring vigilante Roy Harper (Colton Haynes), attorney-turned-vigilante and love interest Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy), and later half-sister Thea (Willa Holland) aid Oliver in his pursuit of justice. They also receive support from Laurel and Sara's father, Quentin Lance (Paul Blackthorne), who works at the police department. Each episode features flashbacks to Oliver’s time as a castaway and how it shaped him into the man that returned home to fulfill the promise he made to his late father, Robert (Jamey Sheridan): to atone for his family’s sins against Starling City. As time goes on, the series explores the ways in which Oliver's quest to restore order to the city affects the lives of those who are closest to him and how he transforms into the hero he will ultimately become.

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

Main characters

Character Actor Season appearances
Starring Recurring Guest
Oliver Queen / Green Arrow Stephen Amell 1–present – –
Stephen Amell

Oliver Jonas "Ollie" Queen is the main protagonist of the series; a billionaire playboy turned vigilante archer. In season 1, Oliver returns to Starling City after being presumed dead for five years. He begins a crusade as a hooded vigilante to neutralize or kill if necessary, the wealthy members of a criminal organization using a list his father gave him before he died. Oliver finds himself facing a larger conspiracy: the "Undertaking", orchestrated by Malcolm Merlyn and involving Oliver's mother Moira. The "Undertaking" eventually destroys the Glades; a poor and crime-ridden section of Starling City. He attempts to reconnect with his family, in the process, becoming friends with his ex-girlfriend Laurel who grows closer to Oliver's best friend; Tommy. He takes Diggle and Felicity on as partners to help in his crusade. At the end of the season, he supposedly kills Malcolm, the Glades is destroyed and Tommy dies, leaving Oliver grief-struck. This lead him to return to the island where he spent some of the five years as a castaway. In flashbacks to the time he disappeared, Oliver is shipwrecked on the island of Lian Yu, (Purgatory) after his father's yacht sank. He begun to learn the skills needed to survive from various people, including Slade Wilson/Deathstroke and Yao Fei, all the while being hunted by mercenaries led by Edward Fyers.

In season 2, after the "Undertaking", Oliver returns to Starling and reignites his crusade. He now goes by the alias "Arrow", and in honor of Tommy, vows to never kill again. He fights criminals who take advantage of the Glades after its destruction while trying to redeem himself as a hero, but is challenged when those closest to him are endangered. He co-runs Queen Consolidated with Isabel Rochev and becomes friends with Alderman Sebastian Blood. Oliver finds himself investigating a larger plot orchestrated by Slade Wilson, involving Mirakuru, a strength-enhancing drug. It is Wilson's intention to destroy everything and everyone Oliver cares for. Sebastian and Isabel are also working for Slade and help bankrupt Oliver, causing him to lose his home and his business. Oliver gains help from Sara Lance, now the vigilante "Canary", and he takes Roy Harper, Thea's boyfriend, as a protégé. After Felicity injects Slade with the Mirakuru cure, Oliver defeats Slade and locks him up in an underground prison on Lian Yu. In flashbacks, Oliver is hunted by Dr. Ivo's armed crew seeking the Mirakuru and he accidentally causes the death of Shado, his lover on the island. Slade also loved Shado, which explains Slade's motives in the present. A flashback before the island reveals that Oliver impregnated a girl named Samantha Clayton, and Moira paid Samantha to tell Oliver the child died and to move to Central City, leaving him unaware of his impending fatherhood.

In season 3, Oliver has become a public hero to the citizens of Starling City and has taken Roy on as a full sidekick but lives in his foundry safe house due to losing his mansion. Oliver is faced with the moral question of whether he can be Oliver Queen and live his life while the city needs the Arrow. This is only further challenged when he realizes he is in love with Felicity but she has caught the attention of Ray Palmer and works with both of them. After Thea returns to Starling City, they decide to reopen their nightclub together. Oliver is also inadvertently embroiled in a conflict with Ra's al Ghul due to Malcolm's manipulations. During a fight with Ra's, he suffers a mortal wound and nearly dies but is saved by Maseo and Tatsu Yamashiro. Ra's demands that Oliver becomes his heir, because Oliver is the only man who has survived a death match against Ra's (according to the League‘s prophecy, only the man who survives his assault would succeed Ra's). When he rejects the offer, Ra's begins killing people in Starling City posing as the Arrow to force Oliver to accept his offer. When Ra's nearly kills Thea, Oliver chooses to join the League, abandoning his former identity to become "Al Sah-him" (Arabic: سهم‎‎; "Arrow") and pretends to be a darker and more cruel version of himself in order to get closer to Ra's to bring the organization down from the inside. Ra's had Oliver wed his daughter, Nyssa al Ghul, to keep Ra's bloodline in charge of the League. Oliver later kills Ra's and inherits the mantle but immediately passes it to Malcolm and decides to retire from being the Arrow and live a happy life with Felicity, knowing that Laurel, Diggle, Ray, and Thea will protect the city in his absence. The season's flashbacks explore Oliver's time in Hong Kong, where Amanda Waller forces Oliver to become an A.R.G.U.S. agent after witnessing his combat capabilities on the island and uses the Yamashiros as his handlers. During this time, it is revealed that Oliver had returned to Starling City while on a mission; he discovered Thea's drug problems, witnessed the start of the relationship between Laurel and Tommy, and saw Felicity two years before they eventually meet.

In season 4, Oliver's retirement is short-lived as Laurel and Thea ask for his assistance in stopping a group known as "The Ghosts" who have been wreaking havoc in Star (formerly Starling) City. He agrees to help, knowing the leader of the Ghosts is Damien Darhk, leader of H.I.V.E. Oliver now goes by the name "Green Arrow", ostensibly a new vigilante following in the footsteps of the former Arrow, who Star City believes to have died. He also plans to propose to Felicity and run for the office of mayor. Oliver also has an associate connection with John Constantine. While on a mission with Barry Allen in Central City, Oliver meets a boy, William, by chance in a coffee shop and discovers that he is Samantha Clayton's son; Oliver ultimately learns that he is William's father after he has Barry run a paternity test. Despite his desire to acknowledge William, Samantha refused to grant Oliver full access; she sees Oliver as troubled due to his past as a playboy, in addition, she still hates his mother. The revelations of his fatherhood and the fact his mother kept it a secret from him not only complicates his relationship with Felicity and his duty as Green Arrow, but also threatens to jeopardize his mayoral campaign. After an attack by H.I.V.E leaves Felicity permanently paraplegic, Oliver becomes vengeful and as a result, his fight with Darhk becomes a vendetta. Oliver also discovers that Thea is dying after learning the Pit's restorative effect on her is waning, leaving him to desperately search for a cure for his sister until Nyssa offers one in exchange for killing Malcolm. Oliver and Malcolm fight, resulting in Oliver cutting off Malcolm's left hand and giving the Demon's Head ring to Nyssa, and Nyssa giving Oliver the cure. Instead of Nyssa remaining leader of the League of Assassins, she disbands it, causing Malcolm to seek vengeance against Oliver, making them enemies once again. As a result, Darhk kidnaps William, his relationship with Felicity becomes estranged, and he is forced to resign from his campaign following his enemies' discovery of his son. After Darhk is successfully prosecuted, Malcolm aids him in escaping, with help from Andy Diggle, by restoring his magic and fatally stabs Laurel with Oliver's own arrow while he is helpless to stop it. Laurel later dies of her injuries moments after admitting that she still loves him leaving Oliver devastated and broken. During his quest to stop Darhk, Oliver learns that the pure forces of light can counter Darhk's powers due to those endowments deriving from the forces of darkness and H.I.V.E.'s plan of ruling a post-apocalyptic world. At the end of the season Oliver stops Darhk's plan to destroy the world and kills him, and with the death of the previous mayor, Ruve Adams, Oliver becomes acting mayor of Star City. The season's flashbacks explore Oliver's training with A.R.G.U.S. and his infiltration of the Shadowspire organization on Lian Yu.

He is based on the DC Comics character Green Arrow.

  • First appearance: "Pilot"
Laurel Lance / Black Canary Katie Cassidy 1–4 – 5
Katie Cassidy

Dinah Laurel Lance is an assistant district attorney and Oliver Queen's ex-girlfriend and on/off love interest. In season 1, Laurel is a lawyer for CNRI, a legal aid firm, and girlfriend of Tommy Merlyn. She had been Oliver's girlfriend prior to the shipwreck. When Oliver returns, she despises him for having an affair with her sister Sara which apparently led to her death, but gradually comes to accept him upon learning of his suffering on the island and remembering her sister's rebellious faults. She also occasionally works with the Hood/Arrow—unaware that he is Oliver—with cases the courts are unwilling to move on. Oliver and Laurel eventually reignite their relationship after Tommy breaks up with her. Tommy dies saving Laurel when CNRI is destroyed along with much of the Glades.

In season 2, Laurel is hired as an assistant district attorney and is assigned to help prosecute Moira Queen. She also does not deal well with Tommy's death and starts taking drugs and drinking, pushing her friends and family away. She is attracted to Alderman Sebastian Blood, but discovers he has a secret; Blood arranges for her drug problem to be discovered and she is fired. Laurel eventually chooses sobriety after an argument with Oliver and inspiration from her returned sister Sara's vigilante alter-ego Canary, and gets her job back with the district attorney's office. Laurel learns Oliver's secret from Slade Wilson. Slade hopes to use her as a pawn against Oliver, but instead Laurel confronts Oliver with this knowledge and decides to keep his secret. She also learns Sara's secret. Laurel is abducted by Slade, who plans to kill her in front of Oliver, but he is defeated.

In season 3, Laurel is working to prosecute the criminals Oliver catches. She also worries over her father's continuing field activities while he still recovers from his injury from Slade's attack and urges him to use his new political powers to serve the city. When Sara again returns to Starling City, she is killed in front of Laurel. Grief-stricken and vengeful, she makes a disastrous and amateurish attempt to replace her late sister as the Canary. Oliver refuses to train her, so Laurel seeks former boxer/vigilante Ted Grant's help with combat training. She also wears Sara's Canary jacket in remembrance of her and eventually becomes the "Black Canary".[1] In her new role as a vigilante, she partners with Roy Harper to help liberate the Glades from crime lord Danny Brickwell during Oliver's absence, ultimately working outside of the law while remaining a prosecuting attorney. She eventually learns that Malcolm Merlyn is directly responsible for Sara's murder and tries to avenge both hers and Tommy's deaths. He overpowers her but she is saved by Nyssa, who ultimately offers to help Laurel further her training and gradually she becomes a skilled combatant with familiarity with the League of Assassins' tactics. In addition, Cisco Ramon helps Laurel by providing her an ultrasonic collar using components from both Sara's and Hartley Rathaway’s weapons, improving Laurel's tactics with sonic weaponry.

In season 4, after Laurel learns the details of Thea's resurrection after Ra's attack, she hopes to bring Sara back in the same way by seeking the League of Assassins' help at Nanda Parbat but her sister remains lacking a soul after the resurrection. However, with Oliver and John Constantine's help, Laurel finally reunites with her sister after retrieving Sara's soul from the afterlife, and later, with Cisco's help, Laurel refines Sara's costumed persona as the White Canary. Laurel discovers that Damien Darhk is extorting her father to work with H.I.V.E., resulting in her own fight against Darhk becoming personal. Laurel is the second person after Felicity to find out her father is dating the latter's mother Donna Smoak, and she gives them her blessing after she sees Donna's positive influence over her father. While fighting alongside her team, Laurel is stabbed with an arrow by Damien, who has regained his powers, as revenge upon her father for betrayal, and is rushed to the hospital by Oliver. She has a heart-to-heart talk with the team, and while speaking with Oliver about how he was the love of her life and asking Oliver that she not be the last Black Canary, she starts seizing and passes away at 11:59 p.m., moments before her father arrives. Her death is mourned by her friends, particularly Oliver and John, as John blames himself for her death and letting Andy betray them. When a teenager named Evelyn Sharp begins masquerading as Black Canary to avenge her family, her actions brand Black Canary as a criminal, but Oliver is able to save Laurel's image by revealing her secret to the public. Her identity as Black Canary is engraved on her gravestone.

Laurel's full name is Dinah Laurel Lance, and she is based on the DC Comics character Black Canary.

  • First appearance: "Pilot"
Tommy Merlyn Colin Donnell 1 – 2–3
Colin Donnell

Thomas "Tommy" Merlyn is Oliver's best friend, the son of Malcolm Merlyn, and paternal half-brother of Thea, although this isn't revealed until season 2. In season 1, Tommy is a spoiled brat and playboy like Oliver until his father cuts him off, forcing him to find a job and become a more responsible person. Tommy dates Laurel during the first season, though Oliver still has feelings for her. Tommy learns Oliver's secret in "Dead to Rights" when Oliver, as the vigilante, saves Malcolm from assassins. Their relationship becomes strained, with Tommy seeing Oliver as a killer, and when he later breaks up with Laurel, thinking that she belongs to Oliver. Tommy is killed rescuing Laurel from a collapsing building that is damaged by Malcolm's earthquake machine during the Undertaking in "Sacrifice", through which sacrifice Laurel realizes that she loves Tommy instead of Oliver.

In season 2, Oliver vows to never kill again in Tommy's memory, while Laurel turns to drugs and alcohol to deal with Tommy's death. During Oliver's fight with Cyrus Gold, he sees an image of Tommy, who calls him a hero and urges him to defeat his enemy.

In season 3, Tommy appears twice in flashbacks: he travels to Hong Kong looking for Oliver in "Sara", but fails to find him; and in "The Return", he is in Starling City, throwing himself a birthday party and trying to get Thea away from using drugs but also grows closer to Laurel, showing the start of their relationship.

He shares his surname with the DC Comics character Merlyn. A version of Tommy was introduced as a former friend-turned-enemy of the titular character in the Green Arrow comics in The New 52.[2]

  • First appearance: "Pilot"
John Diggle / Spartan David Ramsey 1–present – –
David Ramsey

John Andrew Diggle is a former United States Army Special Forces soldier (where he was honorably discharged with the rank of master sergeant) and Oliver's friend and partner. During season 1, John is hired as Oliver's bodyguard and becomes his confidant to help him in his mission to save Starling City, trying to help Oliver balance his normal life and vigilante life, and occasionally helping him in the field. Having been trained in first aid, John would provide Oliver with medical aid, limiting his needs for hospital medical treatment. Already a skilled fighter, John receives additional training from Oliver. John also has a grudge against Floyd Lawton / Deadshot who killed his brother Andy. John also dates his brother's widow, Carly, and being a surrogate father figure to their son, A.J., during this season.

In season 2, John and Felicity continue to help Oliver in his crusade and John continues to be Oliver's adviser and field partner, along with Sara and Roy. John has a relationship with his ex-wife Lyla Michaels, is an unofficial member of A.R.G.U.S., and is a member of the Suicide Squad under the codename "Freelancer". He also develops an uneasy alliance with Amanda Waller who occasionally asks John for field assistance with A.R.G.U.S. missions with Lyla. It is revealed that Lyla is pregnant with John's child.

In season 3, John continues to help Oliver and his team but has to devote more of his time to his new baby with Lyla, whom he names Sara after Sara Lance is killed. After Lyla is seriously injured in an attack, he and Lyla decide to remarry. When Oliver is presumed dead at Ra's al Ghul's hands, John becomes an acting leader of the team, leading Felicity, Roy, and Laurel until his friend's return. After it, John accompanies him to Nanda Parbat to help him free Malcolm, but the two are captured. John and Lyla eventually do marry but after a near death experience with the Suicide Squad, only narrowly being saved when Deadshot sacrifices himself for them, John and Lyla decide to quit Team Arrow and A.R.G.U.S. for their daughter's sake. After Oliver leaves the team to join the League of Assassins, as part of a deal to revive a deceased Thea, John becomes the team leader. He is not yet ready to forgive Oliver for kidnapping Lyla as part of a deception to gain acceptance to the League.

In season 4, John, going by the codename Spartan,[3] discovers that the organization that targets Star City is H.I.V.E, who hired Lawton to murder his brother Andy. John is determined to find out the truth behind his brother's death and who was within the organization that ordered the hit, but is also at odds with Oliver due to kidnapping Lyla and endangering Sara despite Lyla having forgiven him. Eventually, he forgives Oliver after their fight with a H.I.V.E. metahuman operative named Jeremy Tell. With Quentin Lance's help, John learns that Damien Darhk had his brother murdered and that he was a drug cartel leader and Darhk's territorial rival prior to his death. However, John discovers that Darhk actually faked Andy's death and recruited him as a H.I.V.E. soldier, leading John and his brother to become enemies. Guilt-ridden for his brother's role in causing Laurel's death, John seeks revenge against his brother, Darhk and whoever else responsible of her murder; in his fury, John kills his brother after Andy nearly got Lyla and Sara killed, and he later lies to Lyla that he killed Andy in self-defense (who was already incapacitated). Oliver was there after John kills Andy and he knows that his friend killed his brother deliberately, and encouraging John to do the right thing by admitting the truth to his wife. John then rejoined the Army after his confession to his wife and Darhk's defeat.

In season 5, John, continues to serve in the army but is betrayed by his commanding officer Cpt. Walker following a failed attempt to sell nuclear weapons and is framed for his crimes and imprisoned in a state prison. John is broken out by Oliver and Lyla and remains in Star City using H.I.V.E.'s former base as a makeshift home until his innocence can be proved. John still feels guilty about killing Andy and continues to serve as Spartan to find redemption. Due to the events in The Flash episode "Flashpoint", John's family history has changed; his daughter Sara has been erased from existence and replaced by John "J.J" Diggle, Jr as a result of a timeline change caused by Eobard Thawne, correcting the Flashpoint reality created by Barry.

While John Diggle was originally a character created for the show, his popularity led to a character of the same name modeled after Ramsey's appearance to be created for the Green Arrow comics in The New 52.[4] While he was later removed due to the removal of the elements from the Arrow TV series after Issue 40, Diggle would later be used again following the relaunching of the series as part of DC Rebirth.[5]

  • First appearance: "Pilot"
Thea Queen / Speedy Willa Holland 1–present – –
Willa Holland

Thea Dearden Queen is the daughter of Moira Queen and Malcolm Merlyn, though both Malcolm and Thea were unaware of their relation to each other until season 2, and the younger half-sister to Oliver Queen and Tommy Merlyn. In season 1, Thea is battling a drug and alcohol problem which she used to fill the pain of losing her brother. After court ordered community service from taking "Vertigo", she grows to be more responsible. Thea's addiction with Vertigo also causes a bitter animosity between Oliver's vigilante alter-ego and the drug's creator, The Count. She also falls in love with Roy Harper, a lifelong street criminal who she meets when he steals her purse. Though he initially has no romantic interest in Thea despite an obvious physical attraction to her, mainly out of resentment because of her wealth, Roy later begins to genuinely fall in love with her.

In season 2, Thea runs the Verdant nightclub in Oliver and Tommy's absences and continues seeing Roy, but is frustrated by Roy's need to save people, though she gradually comes to accept it. She is however the subject of exclusion as most characters keep secrets from her including her true paternity which she eventually discovers when Slade Wilson abducts her. She then breaks up with Roy when he cheats on her, though he only does this to keep her away from him during his Mirakuru problem. Despite reconciling with Roy after having learned of his illness, she breaks up with him again after discovering his allegiance to the Arrow. After her mother's death, she decides to leave Starling City. Malcolm comes to save her and convinces her to leave with him.

In season 3, Thea begins the season in Corto Maltese receiving combat training from Malcolm, though she soon decides to return to Starling with Oliver. She also reopens her nightclub after Malcolm secretly buys the foundry from Queen Consolidated for her. She learns Oliver's secret identity as the Arrow when he shows her his hideout under the nightclub and begins to distrust Malcolm after learning that he already knows about Oliver's secret. After Thea is told that her father used her as a pawn against both Oliver and Ra's al Ghul by drugging and manipulating her into killing Sara Lance, she arranges for him to be captured by the League in retaliation. She reconciles with Roy but is nearly killed by Ra's and is brought back to life in the Lazarus Pit in exchange for Oliver joining the League of Assassins. Thea blames herself for letting her brother join the League. Roy breaks up with her when he leaves Starling City after faking his death, hoping that Thea can make a life of her own without him. He also leaves her his red costume which she wears to become a vigilante herself as his successor.

In season 4, Thea works with Oliver and his friends in the fight against the terrorist organization H.I.V.E. as "Speedy".[6] Despite the enjoyment of being a vigilante, Thea's behavior has become increasingly volatile and reckless when in the field, which Oliver realizes is a side effect of being in the Lazarus Pit. In addition, Thea helps Laurel to bring Sara back from the death in hopes of making amends towards the Lance family. Because of this, Thea is telepathically linked with Sara after her resurrection upon the Lazarus Pit. It is also revealed that Thea's Lazarus Pit side effect is able to counterattack Damien Darhk's life force drain in addition relieving her bloodlust temporarily. Thea is dying as the result of the Pit's restorative effect waning. With Tatsu Yamashiro's help, Nyssa al Ghul gives Oliver the 'Lotus', an elixir used by the Crescent Order that permanently reverses the effects of the Lazarus Pit, saving her life. Damien Darhk's wife, Ruvé Adams, eventually brainwashes Thea's new boyfriend Alex Davis into kidnapping her to a miniaturized H.I.V.E. facility built from stolen technology belonging to Oliver's ally Ray Palmer.

In season 5, Thea now works as Oliver's chief-of-staff, and is adamant about retiring from being a vigilante after Oliver kills a number of Tobias Church's thugs. She hires Quentin to be Deputy Mayor to Oliver and helps him beat his alcoholism.

Her brother's nickname for her, and later hero persona ("Speedy"), her middle name of Dearden and the alias "Mia" she used during her time at Corto Maltese, are easter egg connections to one of Green Arrow's sidekicks in the comics.[7]

  • First appearance: "Pilot"
Moira Queen Susanna Thompson 1–2 – 3, 5
Susanna Thompson

Moira Queen is the mother of Oliver and Thea, the former acting CEO of Queen Consolidated, mayoral candidate and wife of Robert Queen and later Walter Steele. She also had a brief affair with Malcolm Merlyn after his wife's death, which resulted in Thea’s birth. During season 1, Moira is involved in a criminal conspiracy orchestrated by Malcolm to destroy the "Glades", with him forcing Moira to handle all interference and supply him with the resources needed. Her involvement also causes her to keep many secrets from her family which, when revealed, causes Walter to divorce her and her kids to become distant. Moira eventually confesses her involvement and Malcolm’s, which results in her being arrested.

During season 2, Moira is put on trial for her involvement with Malcolm but she is acquitted as Malcolm returns, alive, and forces the jury to acquit her before she makes Malcolm go on the run by informing Ra's al Ghul of Malcolm's survival. Moira eventually becomes a mayoral candidate against Sebastian Blood on Walter’s advice, but the secret of Thea's parentage is revealed, causing a rift between Moira and her children. It is revealed that she had been aware of Oliver's secret identity as the Arrow since the night of her arrest. She is murdered by Slade Wilson as part of his own plot of revenge against Oliver, as she made the same choice as Robert did for Oliver by sacrificing herself to prevent her son from having to choose between her and Thea. In a flashback, it is revealed that she paid a woman, Samantha Clayton, who got pregnant with Oliver's child to tell Oliver she lost the baby and move away to Central City never to speak to him again.

In season 3, Thompson returned to the series to record Moira's voice for when Oliver calls home from Hong Kong.[8]

In season 4, it is later revealed that Samantha never cashed Moira's check, and the attempted bribe resulted in Samantha hating the Queens; as the result, Samantha denied Moira access to her grandson, William, when she was alive, leaving Oliver hurt when he finds out but he is unable to acknowledge his son due to his mother's actions. This leaves Oliver painfully angered of Moira for deceiving him once more.

Thompson will return in the role for the fifth season, during the series' 100th episode.[9]

She is based on the minor DC Comics character of the same name.

  • First appearance: "Pilot"
Quentin Lance Paul Blackthorne 1–present – –
Paul Blackthorne

Quentin Larry Lance is a deputy mayor, formerly detective, sergeant and officer, police captain, the father of Laurel and Sara, and former husband of Dinah Drake-Lance. During season 1, Quentin resents Oliver for causing Sara's presumed death, followed by the deterioration of the relationships with his family, and becomes an alcoholic who throws himself into his work to avoid the pain. When Oliver returns, he openly shows his hatred of him and refuses to see through his past mistakes. He also hates the Arrow for being against everything Quentin believes in and tries numerous times to arrest him, one of which involves using Laurel which causes her to become distant for a time. Quentin is from time to time forced to work with the Arrow and eventually comes to accept him for the hero he is.

During season 2, Quentin is demoted to officer but is now an ally of the Arrow and becomes an informant on a number of cases and occasional field partner to him. He also struggles to recover from his alcoholism and the relationships with his family. After Sara is revealed to be alive and the vigilante "Canary", he helps her adjust to life after she returns to Starling City, and also helps Laurel cope with her pain over losing Tommy. However, Quentin discovers that he cannot renew his marriage with Dinah due to the fact that she has remarried at some point after their divorce. Quentin later regains his detective title. Quentin passes out from internal bleeding from a battle with Slade’s forces and falls into a coma.

In season 3, Quentin has survived, albeit now with frequent chest pains, and has been promoted to captain, a power he uses to call off the anti-vigilante task force. However his frequent assistance to the Arrow in the field continues to strain his condition and forces him to rely on the political connections of his new position and his subordinates to continue serving the city. He is initially unaware of Sara's death as Laurel believed that telling him would cause him a heart attack, but he becomes suspicious after Sara's protégée, Sin, informs him that the woman in Sara's costume is not her. He ultimately learns the truth about Sara's death and that Laurel has become her vigilante successor, and becomes estranged from Laurel and again succumbing to his alcoholism. He irrationally blames the Arrow for Sara's death and becomes determined to bring him to justice. He eventually learns from Ra's al Ghul of Oliver's secret identity. In the season finale, he supports Team Arrow once more when Ra's al Ghul plans to unleash the Alpha/Omega bio-weapon on Starling.

In season 4, it is revealed that Quentin is forced to be in league with Damien Darhk and his organization, H.I.V E., after Darhk threaten Quentin with the lives of his family's. After Oliver discovers his secret alliance, he persuades Lance to play double agent for him while continue working with Darhk, so he can inform what Darhk is really up to. However, in the process, Quentin exposes himself and thus Darhk gradually becomes suspicious of him but is too late to stop Quentin from learning that an ancient artifact in his possession is to be a source of his supernatural powers. With Quentin's intel, Mari McCabe is able to destroy Darhk's mystical idol, leaving Darhk powerless and arrested by Quentin's subordinates. Quentin then publicly admits in court of his association with H.I.V.E. under Darhk's duress, determined to see that justice will be served but also endangering his career. He reconciles with Laurel, and reunites with Sara once more after Laurel, Oliver, and John Constantine bring her back from the dead. He begins seeing Felicity's mother Donna Smoak, whom Quentin is happy to be with and thus starts to move on from his divorce and alcoholism, and he receives Laurel's blessing of his new relationship after she finds out. Quentin eventually meets Felicity's father and Donna's former husband, Noah Kuttler, and he personally arrest Noah after Felicity turns her father in. After Darhk murders Laurel, Quentin seeks to bring her back the same way as she did for Sara, only to learn from Nyssa al Ghul that the Lazarus Pit has been destroyed shortly after Sara's return, leaving him unable to resurrect his eldest daughter and devastated. With Donna's support, Quentin is able to cope with his loss without succumbing to alcoholism as he did after Sara's deaths. After saving the city with Oliver, Quentin is fired from his department, and he decides to leave Star City in hopes to lead a new life with Donna.

By Season 5, Lance has broken up with Donna and, now having no one left, returns to Star City and falls back into alcoholism. With encouragement from Oliver, Lance begins working to reform Star City's police force as a deputy mayor and working with the Green Arrow to reduce the city's rising crime rate. However, after Evelyn Sharp's fight with Prometheus, Felicity discovers that the shurikens the latter used was made from Oliver's old arrow heads stolen by someone who has access to the police department's evidence facility, and Quentin finds cuts on him that are identical as the killer's, implicating him.

The character is based on the DC Comics character Larry Lance, husband to Dinah Drake Lance and father to Dinah Laurel Lance.

  • First appearance: "Pilot"
Felicity Smoak / Overwatch Emily Bett Rickards 2–present 1 –
Emily Bett Rickards

Felicity Megan Smoak is an I.T. expert, a partner (and eventual love interest) of Oliver Queen and his computer expert. Felicity is a graduate of MIT Class of 2009 with master's degree in cyber security and computer sciences, and ranked second in the National Information Technology Competition at age 19. Felicity was raised by her mother Donna Smoak, who left her father Noah Kuttler when Felicity was seven years old due to his life as a criminal. During season 1, she is initially an employee of Queen Consolidated and is asked by Walter to investigate the list and she is asked for occasional favors by Oliver. She learns Oliver's secret in "The Odyssey" when he is shot and has her take him to his lair where she and John patch him up. She stays on as Oliver’s computer expert throughout the season in hopes of finding Walter Steele by helping Oliver and ultimately, like John Diggle, she becomes one of Oliver's confidants. Felicity chooses to remain at Oliver's side after Walter is rescued.

In season 2, she continues to serve as Oliver's partner, upgrades his safehouse, and even has a new custom bow made for him. Felicity also helps out in the field occasionally as a decoy or to field-hack a computer, but sometimes gets herself in deeper trouble. Felicity and Oliver also start to develop romantic feelings towards each other despite the fact that he is in a relationship with Sara Lance at the time.

In season 3, Felicity continues to be Oliver's tech support but has been forced to work for another I.T. company after losing her QC job. She eventually returns to work at Queen Consolidated (renamed Palmer Technologies) under new CEO Ray Palmer as his Vice President. In addition, Felicity is conflicted by her feelings towards both Oliver and Ray. While Ray and Felicity become a couple, many people, including her mother, see that Felicity is in love with Oliver. Felicity finally admits her love to Oliver and the two consummate their relationship. However, Oliver's decision to join the League of Assassins causes a rift between them. At the end of the season, Oliver retires from being the Arrow and him and Felicity leave Starling to start a new life. In flashbacks, it is revealed that she was a part of the cybergoth subculture and a member of a hacktivist group on her college campus, and she had a crush on Oliver prior to first meeting him.

In season 4, Felicity, as Vice President, becomes Palmer Technologies' acting CEO after Ray's presumed death and becomes friends with one of its scientists Curtis Holt. After living seemingly happily in Ivy Town for several months, she and Oliver are called back to Star City to help with the 'Ghost' problem. Upon their return, Oliver decides to run for mayor. During Oliver's mayoral campaigns, Felicity is the first person before Laurel and Sara to find out that her mother is dating their father. She and Oliver also become engaged, but are attacked by H.I.V.E shortly thereafter, resulting in Felicity being shot and left permanently paralyzed from the waist down. After coming to terms with her paralysis and her rebellious past, Felicity is given the codename "Overwatch" by Oliver.[10] After the incident, Felicity is reacquainted with her father after eighteen years. However, after secretly learning that her father has become a cyber-criminal mastermind known as the Calculator and has an ulterior motive, Felicity introduces Quentin Lance to her father and has Lance arrest him. With Curtis's help, Felicity's mobility is restored after a chip is surgically implanted in her spine. She learns of Oliver's fatherhood with Samantha Clayton and that Oliver had kept it a secret from her for months, estranging their relationship and postponing her wedding. Later, after an encounter with Cupid, Felicity decides to break up with Oliver and initially leaves the team until Laurel's death motivates her to return. Because of her recovery, Felicity decides to dedicate her company's technological innovations to help people, but it causes her to lose her position as CEO due to her company's board's interest in profiting with their technology.

A character by the same name appeared in the comics as Ronnie Raymond's step-mother who runs a software company.[11] A version based on Rickards' portrayal was introduced in the DC Comics universe in Green Arrow (vol. 5) #35.[12]

  • First appearance: "Lone Gunmen"
Roy Harper / Arsenal Colton Haynes 2–3 1 4-5[13]
Colton Haynes

Roy William Harper Jr. is a former street criminal, Thea's boyfriend and a supporter of the Arrow. During season 1, Roy is a small-time criminal who falls in love with Thea after robbing her, but doesn't see any other way to live until the Arrow saves him from a kidnapping. Roy then attempts to find the Arrow to help him. He also gets arrested multiple times by Quentin Lance. After given up his criminal ways, Roy works as a waiter at the nightclub Verdant.

During season 2, he continues to see Thea but often goes out to clean up the streets on his own until the Arrow convinces him not to and instead help him by gathering Intel without engaging. Roy is injected with Mirakuru by Brother Blood and becomes super strong but slowly becomes insane. The Arrow then takes Roy under his wing in hopes of saving him from becoming as corrupt as Slade Wilson. The Arrow is forced to reveal his identity as Oliver convinces Roy to stop Bronze Tiger. Roy trains with Oliver to become an archer in order to control his strength but is forced to break up with Thea. Slade kidnaps Roy and uses his blood to create his army which leaves him completely insane and causes him to kill a cop while under the influence of the drug. Roy is given his own mask and partakes in the final battle. However, he is slightly amnesiac, not remembering anything after breaking up with Thea, including his rampage.

In season 3, Roy is now Oliver's partner and participates in the field with him. He takes on the alter-ego "Arsenal" after a confrontation with Ted Grant's former vigilante protégé Isaac Stanzler, but the media also refers to him as "Red Arrow". He struggles to come to terms with his breakup with Thea. Despite their separation, Thea makes Roy her assistant manager at the night club, though they eventually get back together. After Sara's murder, the manner of her death brings Roy's repressed memories of his rampage to the surface and he later helps support the family of the police officer he killed. When Oliver is presumed dead Roy takes his place as the team's head archer, often teaming with Laurel on missions. After Quentin Lance resumes his manhunt against Arrow, Roy subsequently impersonates Oliver's alter-ego and fakes his own death, leaving Starling City to assume that Arrow is dead so that Oliver can be free. Roy passes on his Arsenal suit to Thea after leaving town, which she later uses as her own vigilante suit.

In season 4, after building a new life in Hub City, Roy is forced to return to his vigilante role after the Calculator extorts him to steal technological components and Thea is out of commission.

He is based on the DC Comics character Roy Harper.

  • First appearance: "Dodger"
Slade Wilson / Deathstroke Manu Bennett 2 1 3
Manu Bennett

Slade Wilson is a former ASIS soldier who was ship-wrecked on Lian Yu, a mentor to Oliver Queen and is a protagonist/antihero in season 1 but becomes the main antagonist of season 2 and a minor antagonist of season 3.

During the season 1 flashbacks, Slade is a combat mentor to Oliver on the island and teaches him most of his fighting skills to fight Edward Fyers and his mercenaries in their combined attempts to escape the island and stop Fyers' plans. Though Slade openly doubts Oliver's abilities to survive or fight, often giving him demeaning nicknames, the two become close friends and fight together well. He also becomes romantically drawn to Shado, though she doesn't return the affection but is aware and amused by it.

In season 2, he appears in the flashbacks as a protagonist turned antagonist and appears in the present day as the main antagonist. In the flashbacks, he is severely wounded by Dr. Ivo’s mortar attacks and Oliver injects him with Mirakuru, a strength enhancing serum left on the island in WWII by Japanese, in order to save his life. When Shado is killed, Slade blames Oliver for her death and turns on him. In the present, Slade is alive, now operating as the mercenary Deathstroke, and plots to destroy Starling City with an army of Mirakuru soldiers working with Sebastian Blood and Isabel Rochev. He manages to undermine Oliver's life by causing him to lose his money and his business, revealing some of Oliver's secrets to Laurel and Thea and killing Moira before unleashing his army on the city. Oliver defeats him when Felicity injects him with the Mirakuru cure and he is imprisoned in a A.R.G.U.S. supermax on Lian Yu itself.

In season 3, Slade is temporarily released by Malcolm Merlyn and attempts to imprison Oliver and Thea in the supermax and return to Starling but the two are able to beat Slade and re-imprison him.

He is based on the DC Comics character Deathstroke.[14]

  • First appearance: "Betrayal"
Malcolm Merlyn / Dark Archer John Barrowman 3–4 1-2 5
John Barrowman

Malcolm Merlyn, born Arthur King, is a wealthy businessman, member of the League of Assassins, father of Tommy and Thea and one of the main antagonists of the series. During season 1, Malcolm plots the Undertaking, the destruction of the Glades, after his wife Rebecca was murdered there. When Robert Queen threatened the Undertaking, Malcolm arranged to destroy Robert's ship, Queen's Gambit, resulting in Robert Queen's death and the assumed deaths of Oliver and Sara which indirectly lead to their journeys of becoming the Arrow and the Canary. In the present day, he uses Moira to gain access to all the resources needed and tries to reshape his son into a better person by cutting him off which works but causes tensions between them. When the Arrow interferes with his plan, Malcolm also becomes a vigilante who similarly uses a bow and arrow but with a black costume to oppose him and proves to be far more skilled than him. He also suspects Oliver to be the Arrow and is ultimately proven right after defeating him a second time. In the season finale, he is seemingly killed by Oliver though he manages to destroy much of the Glades and inadvertently kills Tommy, and is also publicly exposed for his crime by Moira.

In season 2, Malcolm returns alive and in secret to suborn the jury in Moira's trial to find her innocent of the Undertaking. He discovers that he is Thea's biological father after following Adam Donner's investigation of Malcolm's past affair with Moira. In an attempt to keep Malcolm from Thea, Moira informs Ra's al Ghul of his survival, forcing Malcolm to flee Starling City. During Slade's attack on the city, Malcolm returns to save Thea from the Mirakuru soldiers and convinces her to leave Starling with him.

In season 3, Malcolm is revealed to have trained Thea to be a warrior in Corto Maltese. Despite being both the League's target and a fugitive of the law, Malcolm returns to Starling City, though his presence and survival is not known to the general public. He also secretly purchased the foundry from Queen Consolidated, the site of Thea's nightclub Verdant. It is revealed that his name in the League of Assassins is "Al Sa-Her" (Arabic: الساحر), which translates to "The Magician", after Malcolm performed a magic trick for a young Nyssa al Ghul upon his arrival in Nanda Parbat. He also continues to train Thea to the point where she can even defeat him in combat. Malcolm plots to rid himself of Ra's al Ghul and drugs Thea into killing Sara so Oliver will take the fall for her murder and challenge Ra's to a duel, as al Ghul's death will eliminate Malcolm's blood debt. However this plan fails and almost gets Oliver killed, who barely survives his fight with al Ghul and returns only after a whole month. Malcolm learns that crime lord Danny Brickwell was responsible for the murder of his wife, but Oliver persuades him to choose justice over vengeance for Thea's sake, allowing Brick to be tried for his crimes. Malcolm is tasked to train Oliver in swordplay following the latter's return in preparation of them battling Ra's al Ghul together. When Oliver tells Thea that she killed Sara, and that Malcolm is directly responsible because he brainwashed her to do it, she betrays Malcolm to the League; he is captured, taken to Nanda Parbat, and tortured but is freed when Oliver accept his offer to take Ra's place. After Thea is killed by Ra's, Malcolm accompanies Oliver to Nanda Parbat to revive her but Oliver is forced to take Ra's offer and join the League. However Malcolm secretly begins working with Oliver, planning to cripple the league from within and stop Ra's plan to unleash the Alpha/Omega bio-weapon on Starling City. Malcolm subsequently leads Team Arrow to save the city until Oliver's return. After Ra's is killed by Oliver in a final sword fight, he hands the leadership of the League to Malcolm, which Nyssa suspects is what Malcolm has schemed all along since Sara's death though he claims he only desired to rid himself of Ra's. Despite their renewed animosity following Ra's defeat, both Malcolm and Oliver harbor deep respect for each other: Malcolm regards Oliver as a surrogate son and Oliver himself remembers the man Malcolm was before the death of his wife, though is unable to forgive him for everything that he has done.

In season 4, Malcolm helps Laurel resurrect Sara in order to have his family's blood debt with Laurel's settled, and helps Thea in controlling her bloodlust. He provides information to Oliver and Barry Allen about Vandal Savage. To keep Damien Darhk from figuring out Oliver's secret, Malcolm occasionally masquerades himself as Green Arrow. However, despite occasionally helping Oliver, Malcom remains an amoral man and is despised by Oliver's team and their allies, particularly Barry Allen despite having no personal history with Malcolm. His aiding to Oliver is either for protecting Thea from Oliver's enemies or his own agendas. Malcolm ultimately loses both his left hand and his power after Nyssa wins the League's leadership with Oliver's help, leading him to align himself with Darhk for revenge against Oliver. In the process, Malcolm reveals Oliver's secrets to Darhk. As a result, Damien makes Malcolm a H.I.V.E. member and providing him a cybernetic prosthesis for his lost appendage. In order to protect himself and Thea from Damien's plans Malcolm steals Damien's idol back, working with Andy Diggle, which results in Laurel's death. Despite the League's disbandment, Malcolm remains a leader to its remnants.

He is based on the DC Comics character Arthur King / Merlyn.

  • First appearance: "An Innocent Man"
Curtis Holt / Mister Terrific Echo Kellum 5–present 4 –
Echo Kellum

Curtis Holt is a technological savant, inventor, and medal-winning Olympic decathlete, who works with Felicity at Palmer Technologies.[15] He helps her rescue Ray Palmer from Damien Darhk. In "Beacon of Hope," he learns Oliver's secret identity and helps them defeat Brie Larvan. He then helps Felicity and Noah shut down Rubicon to stop H.I.V.E.

He based on the DC Comics character Mister Terrific

  • First appearance: "The Candidate"
Adrian Chase / Vigilante Josh Segarra 5–present – –

Adrian Chase is the new Star City district attorney who helps Oliver Queen as mayor clean up the streets through the legal system.[16]

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

  • First appearance: "A Matter of Trust"

Recurring characters

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

Season One

Season Two

Season Three

Season Four

Season Five

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

  • Ben Browder portrays Ted Gaynor, Diggle's former military commander who turns rogue and starts robbing cash from truck transfers only to be killed by the Arrow in "Trust But Verify". Gaynor returns in flashbacks in "Suicide Squad" where his military history with Diggle is shown.[80]
  • Roger Cross portrays Detective Lucas Hilton, Detective Lance's partner who helps him primarily when he is a detective in season 1.[81] He is killed by Cyrus Gold in "Three Ghosts".
  • Andrew Dunbar portrays Garfield Lynns,[82] a former firefighter who is killing other firefighters.
  • Seth Gabel portrays The Count / Count Vertigo, dealer of the deadly drug known as Vertigo.[83] Having already hated The Count for Thea's Vertigo addiction, Oliver ultimately kills the drug lord in season two to save Felicity's life when she is held hostage by him.
  • Janina Gavankar portrays McKenna Hall,[84] a vice cop who dates Oliver.
  • Currie Graham portrays Derek Reston, leader of the gang consisting of his family members.[85]
  • Chelah Horsdal portrays Kate Spencer, the District Attorney.[86] She is killed in season 2 during Slade Wilson's rampage on Starling City.
  • Annie Ilonzeh portrays Joanna De La Vega,[87][88] Laurel's friend and co-worker at CNRI.
  • Christie Laing portrays Carly Diggle, a love interest of John Diggle and widow of his brother, Andy.[89]
  • Eugene Lipinski portrays Alexi Leonov, a Russian Bratva member.[90] He is killed by Slade Wilson in Season 2.
  • Brian Markinson portrays Adam Hunt, a corrupt businessman who is the first person on "The List" stopped by Oliver, and was blackmailed by the Undertaking to be involved with them.[91] Hunt is later killed by Malcolm Merlyn.
  • Jeffrey Nordling portrays Frank Bertinelli, Helena's mob boss father.[92] He is killed in the episode "Birds of Prey", but not by Helena.
  • Tahmoh Penikett portrays Nick Salvati, the right-hand man of Frank Bertinelli.[93]
  • J. August Richards portrays Mr. Blank in the episode "Home Invasion". Mr. Blank is an Assassin hired to kill Laurel Lance and a witness for a court case. Originally, the character would have been Onomatopoeia, but the producers changed their minds after finding out that the character could not be adapted for TV.
  • Jeffrey Robinson portrays Billy Wintergreen,[94][95] Slade Wilson's partner in the ASIS, who betrays him and joins Fyers. He is later killed by Slade.

Season Two

Season Three

  • Austin Butler portrays Chase, a DJ who becomes Thea's romantic interest.[105] In the episode, "Midnight City", it is revealed that he is a spy for Ra's al Ghul's League of Assassins, and he commits suicide rather than be captured in "Canaries".
  • David Cubitt portrays Mark Shaw, based on the DC Comics character, Manhunter. Shaw is an A.R.G.U.S. operative in Corto Maltese who crosses paths with Diggle, and will eventually be known as Manhunter.[106]
  • Steven Culp portrays Senator Cray, the target of a rescue mission by the Suicide Squad.[107][108] He works against his rescuers, since he had engineered a hostage crisis to bolster his presidential ambitions.
  • Nolan Funk portrays Cooper Seldon, Felicity's boyfriend during her time at MIT, and leader of the hackivist-turned-terrorist organization known as "Brother Eye". He escapes in Darhk's prison riot and joins H.I.V.E. as their hacker.[109]
  • Amy Gumenick portrays Carrie Cutter / Cupid, based on the DC Comics character of the same name.[110] Carrie is a lethal villain with a dangerously obsessive crush on the Arrow but is later enrolled into the Suicide Squad, where she subsequently forms a crush on Floyd Lawton / Deadshot.[107]
  • Doug Jones portrays Jake Simmons / Deathbolt, a metahuman from Opal City who receives his powers through unknown means, with the ability to harness and weaponize plasma energy.[111]
  • Adrian Glynn McMorran portrays Michael Amar / Murmur,[112] a man whose mouth is sewn shut, who enacts a deadly revenge scheme on the SCPD for imprisoning him in Iron Heights Penitentiary on a false confession. He escapes in Darhk's prison riot and joins H.I.V.E. but gets captured and sent back to prison.
  • Marc Singer portrays U.S. Army General Matthew Shrieve, who is introduced in a flashback at the end of the episode "The Return".[113] Shrieve presents himself as a more reasonable counterpart to Amanda Waller, even allowing Oliver and the Yamashiros to go free after their mission in Hong Kong is completed; he is later revealed to be the one who ordered their deaths, betraying and framing Waller as he plots to use the virus they acquired to cripple China, which he sees as a growing threat to America. Shrieve is also responsible for causing Akio's death and in vengeance he is brutally tortured by Oliver for hours before being executed by Maseo.
  • Peter Stormare portrays Werner Zytle / Vertigo based on the DC Comics character Count Vertigo that appears in The New 52. Werner is the new purveyor of the drug Vertigo, after the death of The Count in season two.[114] Zytle seeks to kill Arrow in a bid to raise his profile as a crime lord, but defeated subsequently after encountering the Canary sisters; he becomes their enemy and he seeks reprisal against the Canaries.
  • Nick Tarabay portrays Digger Harkness / Captain Boomerang, based on the DC Comics character of the same name. Harkness is a former ASIS operative and Suicide Squad member who is highly skilled in martial arts and espionage, whose weapons of choice are custom-made boomerangs.[115]
  • Matt Ward portrays Simon Lacroix / Komodo, based on the DC Comics character of the same name. Lacroix is a mercenary archer who uses the name Komodo and was originally suspected of killing Sara Lance / Canary.[116]

Season Four

  • JR Bourne portrays Jeremy Tell / Double Down, based on the DC Comics character of the same name. He is a metahuman who can turn his playing card tattoos into weapons.[117]
  • Casper Crump portrays Vandal Savage, based on the DC Comics character of the same name. Vandal Savage is a 6,000-year-old immortal, who has manipulated leaders throughout history in an attempt to gain dominion over the entire world. He becomes a main antagonist in the first season of Legends of Tomorrow.[118]
  • Megalyn Echikunwoke portrays Mari McCabe / Vixen, based on the DC Comics character of the same name. Born in Africa but raised in the United States, Mari is orphaned at a young age and she inherits her family's mystical Tantu Totem, which allows her to access the powers of the animal kingdom, and becomes a Detroit-based superpowered vigilante. Mari is a friend and ally to both Oliver and Barry Allen. Echikunwoke reprises her role from the animated Arrowverse series Vixen.[119]
  • Falk Hentschel portrays Carter Hall / Hawkman, based on the DC Comics character of same name. Hall is the latest reincarnation of an Egyptian prince who is fated to reincarnate throughout time along with his soulmate, Kendra Saunders / Hawkgirl. Carter stars as the character on Legends of Tomorrow.[120]
  • Chenier Hundal portrays Paul Holt,[121] the husband of Curtis Holt[122] and Felicity Smoak's new physiotherapist.[123]
  • Peter Francis James portrays Dr. Aldus Boardman, a Classics professor at St. Roch University, who is an expert on the story of Vandal Savage, and of Hawkman and Hawkgirl.[124]
  • 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, reprising the role from The Flash.[125]
  • Ciara Renée portrays Kendra Saunders / 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 name Hawkgirl. Kendra stars as the character on Legends of Tomorrow.[126][127]
  • Jeri Ryan portrays Jessica Danforth, a friend of the Queen family,[128] and mayoral candidate for Star City,[129] who eventually drops out of the race after her daughter's kidnapping.
  • Matt Ryan reprises his role as John Constantine from Constantine, an enigmatic and irreverent former con man, who is now a reluctant supernatural detective. Ryan appears in the season's fifth episode per a "one-time-only-deal".[130] Constantine is an associate of Oliver's—they met on Lian Yu—and plays a pivotal role in completing Sara Lance's resurrection.
  • Rutina Wesley portrays Liza Warner, based on the DC Comics character Lady Cop. Warner is a member of the anti-vigilante task force which has gone rogue.[131]
  • Gabriella Wright portrays Esrin Fortuna, an immortal shaman Oliver consults on John Constantine's recommendation to learn about Darhk's powers.

Season Five

See also

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