Michael's school bully.
The central protagonist who boards the magical train after doubting Santa Claus. He saves a fellow passenger, crosses the train roof, helps uncouple a car at the North Pole, and ultimately proves his belief by hearing a magical bell, which Santa grants him as the first Christmas gift.
Tech-savvy younger brother, inventive gadgeteer and hacker.
Resourceful young spy and Carmen's brother, evolves from rookie to seasoned agent.
Minor character, likely a local or associate in Texas.
Young OSS agent and series protagonist, highly skilled in stealth, hacking, and gadgetry.
Kyle Clayton is Lance's fifteen-year-old son and a student at the high school where his father teaches. He is portrayed as sexually obsessed, academically unsuccessful, and openly misanthropic. After dying in an accidental autoerotic asphyxiation incident, he is falsely presented as a profound writer, becoming a post-mortem school phenomenon through Lance's deception.
A student who plays a crucial role in the third iteration by secretly switching places with Petra before the bunker door closes, allowing her to lead the final exercise outside.
Brave younger brother and tech-savvy agent who teams up with his sister on critical missions.
Voice of Heatblast in standard and space-enhanced forms.
Providence agent with nanite abilities, fights alongside Ben Tennyson against dimensional threats.
The 12-year-old protagonist facing his bar mitzvah. Initially overwhelmed by his parents' plan for an extravagant baseball-themed celebration at Dodger Stadium, he secretly invites his estranged grandfather to stall the planning. Through his journey, he realizes the true meaning of his religious rite of passage, courageously cancels the lavish party, and successfully mediates the reconciliation between his feuding father and grandfather.
Daryl Sabara has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Spy Kids with 4 titles. Signature works include Ben 10, Generator Rex, Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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