Orphaned in Season 1 after his parents' murder. Survives assassination attempts, undergoes training directed by the Court of Owls and Ra's al Ghul, and emerges as the masked vigilante Dark Knight to protect Gotham and confront his enemies.
Jacob is Martin's 11-year-old autistic son, who has never spoken but communicates through numbers, patterns, notebooks, and a tablet. His unusual perception leads Martin to help strangers, uncover the God Sequence, escape Aster Corps, and become central to the fate of the 36 Righteous Ones.
Ivan is the young central character, a gifted aspiring game inventor whose mail-in contest prize reveals a permanent tattoo. After his parents disappear, he escapes a hostile school and travels to Zyl, where he uncovers Morodian's plot, rescues his parents, recovers the missing puzzle piece, and helps restore the town.
Adolescent autistic son who steals cursed rocks from a cavern, triggering demonic possessions. He exhibits violent behavior, becomes a gateway for evil, and ultimately banishes the demons by fearlessly returning the stones.
Jamie's romantic interest. Appears at the end when Angeline reveals he will attend her wedding to Carol and Dan as her date, causing Jamie frustration.
Steven is a young boy with catatonic schizophrenia who lives under his father's abuse and fears a man in black. After the figure kills his father and Ms. Lorne, Steven becomes unresponsive and is transferred to the sanitarium. He remains catatonic into adulthood while hallucinating the same monstrous presence.
David Mazouz has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Signature works include Gotham, Touch, Stealing from Pablo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.