Expedition navigator and survivalist.
Eazy-E is a Compton drug dealer who narrowly escapes a police raid before funding Ruthless Records at Dr. Dre’s urging. He performs “Boyz-n-the-Hood,” helps form N.W.A., later fires Jerry Heller, and dies of AIDS in 1995 after attempting to reconcile with Cube and Dre.
Priest's loyal second-in-command who initially supports his plan to leave the drug business. He secretly collaborates with corrupt police to frame Priest, but later switches sides by deceiving the rival gang into an ambush, ultimately helping Priest clear his path to freedom.
Antagonist who poses as a client to rob the group. Poses with an accomplice and holds them at gunpoint. Beats Stefani unconscious and digitally penetrates Zola against her will. Shot in the throat by X during the escape.
Highly skilled inmate and top horse-trainer in the prison rehabilitation program. He mentors Roman, helping him make progress with training his mustang, Marquis. Their friendship is cut short when Henry is murdered by cellmate Dan over smuggled ketamine.
A young man in the Algiers annex who uses a starter pistol to frighten troops outside, causing the shots to be mistaken for sniper fire. When the police arrive, Philip Krauss immediately shoots him while he is fleeing and places a knife beside his body to support a false justification.
Cam is a guarded man traveling with Dysha after they flee the city with money and a zip drive Scar wants back. He agrees to take her safely to Florida in exchange for half the money. As they face pursuit together, he becomes a source of protection, and memories of his mother, childhood, and family reveal a warmer side.
Sean is a defendant brought before Jaeda for sentencing who maintains that witnesses lied and that he was wrongly convicted. As the courthouse crisis unfolds, evidence raises doubts about his conviction, including witnesses' inability to identify him and DNA results not disclosed to the jury. His case is central to Jaeda's reckoning and Gabriel's plan.
Gregory is Gigi's husband and the father of their daughter. He refuses to help with her rising tuition, offers Gigi $25,000 after their daughter is assaulted by police, and later announces that he will seek full legal and physical custody. His conflict with Gigi threatens her time with their child.
Jason Mitchell has 27 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently MonsterVerse with 1 titles. Signature works include Kong: Skull Island, Straight Outta Compton, SuperFly. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
