Creator of the TVA in Loki series.
Multiversal conqueror ruling the Quantum Realm.
Nat Love is the central protagonist, whose parents are murdered by Rufus Buck during his childhood. Twenty years later, he becomes an outlaw and leads a group that confronts Rufus Buck, seeking revenge while protecting Stagecoach Mary and his companions. He ultimately learns that Rufus Buck is his half-brother and kills him reluctantly.
Leader of the Phoenix resistance. Orchestrates a major attack on the alien Unity Rally using a stealth explosive device. Captured by police during the lockdown, he is tortured, refuses to yield secrets, and is eventually deported off-world, serving as the catalyst for Gabriel's transformation.
Adonis's childhood friend turned ruthless rival, driven by ambition and past grievances.
Ensign and the only Black member of Fighter Squadron 32. He overcomes systemic racism through intense self-motivation and disciplined flying. He disobeys orders to destroy a bridge solo, later crashes in North Korea, and dies after Hudner crash-lands to rescue him. His final words express love for his wife Daisy.
Jimmie's loyal best friend and roommate who shares his daily skateboarding routines and dreams. He helps Jimmie reclaim the house, writes a play about their friend Kofi's death, and stages it there. Discovering the house's real deed creates tension, but their bond persists even after Jimmie's sudden departure.
Paul's estranged son who joins the Vietnam expedition. Initially clashes with his father but gradually bonds with the group. Steps on a landmine and is rescued by Hedy's team. Forces Paul to disarm during a paranoid episode. Later shot in the leg during a shootout, he ultimately saves Otis by killing Desroche. Reconciles with his father through a final letter.
The mentally ill protagonist and grocery store worker obsessed with bodybuilding. Lives with his grandfather after his father's murder-suicide. His steroid use and obsession lead to physical ailments, violent outbursts, and a downward spiral involving legal trouble and gun possession. He pursues fitness champion Brad Vanderhorn and a romantic interest named Jessie, ultimately rejecting his violent fantasies and steroid dependency but retaining his bodybuilding dreams.
A local gangster Stanley owes money to. He watches an underground fight, beats Stanley for throwing a match, but sees Lion's potential. He funds and directs the Reno delivery task, providing a car, cash, and a pistol to collect his debt.
Greg is a recently released prisoner who struggles to adjust to life outside prison and searches for legitimate work by mowing neighborhood lawns. He rejects an acquaintance's shady offer to stay clean, discovers Jesse's abuse, finds Calvin on scaffolding, and ultimately drives Jesse to the beach after Calvin's death.
Jonathan Majors has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently MCU with 2 titles. Signature works include Loki, Lovecraft Country, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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