Voodoo priestess and Kraven's mystical ally with healing and combat skills.
A 17-year-old aspiring apprentice who summons a magical star named Star after her grandfather's wish is rejected. She leads a rebellion against King Magnifico to free the kingdom's sealed wishes, ultimately uniting the citizens to defeat him and receiving a magical wand to inspire future generations.
Keira is a former CIA agent and a trusted sister-in-arms to Rachel and Aidan. Though believed dead during a mission, she was actually saved by Rachel. She intervenes when Ruth's trigger controls Rachel, kills Ruth, and helps Rachel and Aidan survive the Division's final assault.
Bernardo's girlfriend and María's confidante. She initially embraces the American Dream but grows pessimistic. Tasked with warning Tony about Chino, she is brutally assaulted by the Jets. Traumatized, she falsely claims Chino killed María, delivering a desperate message that indirectly leads to Tony's death.
A former lawyer who stole evidence from Knuckles' organization and fled to protect herself. She hides at a strip club, gathers incriminating data on Knuckles' money laundering, and coerces his associates. She reunites with Marvin, planning to dismantle his brother's empire with his help, and eventually secures his downfall by contacting vengeful Russian gangsters.
Emma's girlfriend and Mrs. Greene's daughter, Alyssa is afraid that standing up publicly for Emma will cost her her mother's acceptance. Emma breaks up with her after Alyssa cannot support her, but Alyssa eventually reveals who she really is, despite her mother's reaction. She and Emma reconcile, attend the inclusive prom together, and share their first public kiss.
A NASA astronaut newly arrived at the ISS, Kira witnesses the nuclear destruction of the United States and becomes central to the struggle for control of the station. She investigates the Russian research, confronts Christian, works with Alexey to survive, and ultimately leaves Earth with him and the research.
Daphne is struggling financially while helping care for Roger, with whom she grows close and plans to marry. She supports him as they explore the beach house he inherited and confront his troubled feelings about his father. After Roger disappears, she says she is carrying his child and insists on finding him, while denying involvement in his death.
Lear's youngest and most honest daughter. She refuses to flatter her father with empty words of love, is disinherited and banished, yet remains deeply loyal. She returns with an army to rescue Lear from suffering, embodying the true love that her father failed to recognize.
Ariana DeBose has 50 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Signature works include Kraven the Hunter, Scarpetta, Wish. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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