Aidan Gallagher

Season 3 Lore: The Sparrow Academy & The Reset — The Umbrellas return to 2019, but find everything has changed. Because Reginald met them in 1963 and hated them, he intentionally avoided adopting them in this timeline. Instead, he adopted an entirely different set of super-powered kids, including an alive but vastly meaner version of Ben, creating The Sparrow Academy. By traveling to a timeline where they were never adopted, the Umbrella Academy's very existence creates a devastating Grandfather Paradox. The lore deepens when it is revealed that back in 1989, a grief-stricken Harlan (now an old man with uncontrollable power) felt Viktor's energy and accidentally murdered the Umbrellas' biological mothers before they could even give birth. Because the Umbrellas exist without ever being born, a black-hole-like anomaly called a Kugelblitz forms in the basement of the Academy. It begins shrinking space and time, gradually erasing the entire universe piece by piece. As the universe collapses, Reginald guides the surviving members of both academies to the Hotel Obsidian, which hides a gateway to the Hotel Oblivion. Oblivion is actually a cosmic machine built by an ancient creator to reset the universe. Reginald reveals his long con. He created the super-babies solely because the machine requires seven individuals fueled by Marigold to power its engine. He orchestrates the deaths of several children (including murdering Luther) to force them into the machine, draining their lifeforces. Allison makes a secret deal with Reginald and hits the reset button. The universe is completely rewritten. The remaining siblings step out into a new world where they are completely powerless ordinary humans, Luther is alive and healed, Sloane is missing, and Sir Reginald Hargreeves rules the world as a billionaire tycoon alongside his resurrected alien wife, Abigail.

Season 2 Lore: 1960s Dallas & Timeline Displacement — Five's time-jump goes awry, scattering the siblings across different years in Dallas, Texas, between 1960 and 1963. Five lands last, on November 25, 1963, only to find himself in the middle of a nuclear war between the US and USSR. He realizes their presence in the 1960s disrupted the timeline, and he must track down his siblings to prevent this new apocalypse. While living in 1963, Viktor falls in love with a woman named Sissy and bonds with her son, Harlan. To save Harlan from drowning, Viktor accidentally transfers a portion of his Marigold power to the boy. The siblings track down a younger Reginald Hargreeves in 1963. Horrified by how dysfunctional, traumatized, and chaotic the Umbrella Academy is, Reginald takes mental notes on their failures. The team manages to suppress another catastrophic explosion from Viktor and bypass the nuclear doomsday. Ben passes on into the afterlife completely after sacrificing his ghost-form to calm Viktor down. After defeating the Handler and taking over Commission briefcases, the siblings jump back to 2019, believing they fixed the timeline.

The Core Premise & OriginsThe Inexplicable Births — On October 1, 1989, 43 women around the world suddenly give birth simultaneously, despite showing zero prior signs of pregnancy. It is later revealed that Sir Reginald Hargreeves—secretly an alien being—released glowing, golden particles called "Marigold" into Earth's atmosphere. This essence is what caused the spontaneous pregnancies and granted the children their unique abilities. Reginald manages to adopt seven of these children. He numbers them by usefulness rather than giving them names, training them under the moniker The Umbrella Academy. Season 1 Lore: The Fractured Family & The First Apocalypse — Years after the Academy disbands due to childhood trauma and the death of Ben (Number Six), the estranged siblings reunite in 2019 for Reginald’s funeral. The siblings discover Reginald committed suicide on purpose. He did this to force the siblings back together to solve his death and stop an impending doomsday Five (Number Five), who had vanished decades prior by accidentally time-traveling to a post-apocalyptic future, returns to 2019 using a flawed jump that leaves him trapped in his 13-year-old body. He warns the family that the world ends in eight days. An organization called the Temps Commission, led by the Handler, acts as the "guardians of the timeline". They actively hunt Five and try to ensure the apocalypse happens as scheduled. Viktor (initially Vanya), who spent his whole life believing he was ordinary because Reginald heavily medicated and suppressed him, discovers he actually holds the most destructive power of all. Unleashing his pent-up trauma, Viktor blasts a beam of energy into the Moon, fracturing it. As giant meteors from the Moon rain down to destroy Earth, Five uses his unstable powers to mass-transport the entire family back into the past to escape

Emmy Raver-Lampman is a prominent American actress and singer who first rose to fame on Broadway in the original ensemble of Hamilton before transitioning to a successful screen career, most notably starring as Allison Hargreeves in the hit Netflix superhero series The Umbrella Academy. Born on September 5, 1988, and raised in Norfolk, Virginia, she graduated from Marymount Manhattan College with a degree in theater. Before her on-screen breakthroughs, she built an impressive resume in musical theater, performing in productions like Hair, Wicked, and starring as Angelica Schuyler in the West Coast touring company of Hamilton. Since her breakout role in The Umbrella Academy, she has expanded into film and voice acting. Her notable on-screen credits include playing FBI Agent Verona Parker in the action film The Beekeeper alongside Jason Statham, and taking over the voice role of Molly Tillerman in the Apple TV+ animated series Central Park.

Naturally dark brown/black and curly, though she is known to change hairstyles, having sported everything from blonde curls to sleek, long straight locks and intricate braids on the red carpet. Dark brown eyes. High, chiseled cheekbones, a bright, expressive smile, and sharp, defined features. Her personal style is often described as bold and fashion-forward, regularly stepping out in vibrant colors, structured suits, and glamorous, elegant gowns at award shows and public events. On screen, she is widely recognized for playing Allison Hargreeves in the Wikipedia series The Umbrella Academy, where her character initially sports long, straight, dark hair before adapting different, powerful looks throughout the seasons.

Once overwhelmed by anxiety, he embraced a dedicated mindfulness journey. This culminated in his memoir, Playing Dead, which reflects his ongoing search for meaning and self-awareness. He is candid about his non-conformity. He previously confessed to being a "contrarian" for the sake of feeling edgy, but has since matured into a more grounded and self-accepting perspective. Known for his captivating stage and screen presence, he is not afraid to take creative risks, even admitting to chaotic stunts early in his acting career to get noticed. Believing people should feel less restricted by the parameters of gender norms in fashion, he is highly expressive and often prefers wearing women's clothing simply because he likes the style.

His hair is a signature feature—often styled in messy, wild curls that give him an edgy, energetic look. He has a defined, angular face, high cheekbones, and often sports light stubble or a scruffy, thin beard. His large, expressive, and intense eyes are frequently noted for their vibrant blue-green color, which he uses to convey a wide range of emotions from mischievous humor to profound melancholy. He has a tall, lean, and slender frame, which contributes to his agile, sometimes frantic, and physically comedic acting style. Off-screen, his appearance is heavily characterized by a flamboyant, vintage, and eclectic fashion sense. He frequently wears bold patterns, vibrant colors, tailored suits, and unique accessories, leaning into an artistic and expressive aesthetic.

Robert Sheehan (born January 7, 1988) is a critically acclaimed Irish actor. He is globally recognized for his charismatic and eccentric television roles, notably as Nathan Young in E4's Misfits and Klaus Hargreeves in Netflix's The Umbrella Academy. He is currently building a home in the Irish countryside. Sheehan was born in Portlaoise, Ireland, and rose to early fame in the Irish crime drama Love/Hate. Over the years, his notable film credits have included Mortal Engines and The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones.

Originally blonde, she famously dyed her hair a rich, signature red for her breakout role as Dr. Addison Montgomery and often sports bright blue eyes. She is of half Italian and half Irish descent. Standing at roughly 178 cm (5'10") tall, she has a lean, leggy, and model-esque figure—a trait honed during her early career modeling in Japan. She generally portrays polished, high-status women—such as in The Umbrella Academy and Emily in Paris—where her style is defined by tailored designer suits, sharp silhouettes, and bold makeup. In public appearances, she exudes a charismatic, witty, and poised demeanor. She often combines classic elegance with bold fashion choices.

Grey's Anatomy (2005–2012, 2021–2022) – Dr. Addison Montgomery Private Practice (2007–2013) – Dr. Addison Montgomery The Umbrella Academy (2019–2022) – The Handler Emily in Paris (2020–2022) – Madeline Wheeler 13 Reasons Why (2017–2019) – Olivia Baker Bad Judge (2014–2015) – Rebecca Wright The Drew Carey Show (1997–2002) – Nicki Fifer The Mind of the Married Man (2001–2002) – Carol Nelson The Norm Show (2000–2001) – Jenny Kicking & Screaming (2005) – Barbara Weston Legion (2010) – Sandra Anderson The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) – Mrs. Kelmeckis Honest Thief (2020) – Annie Sumpter Girls Trip (2017) – Elizabeth Davelli Under the Tuscan Sun (2003) – Grace The Family Man (2000) – Jeannie Scary Movie 5 (2013) – Mal

Kate Walsh (born October 13, 1967) is an American actress and businesswoman. She is best known for her iconic television roles, particularly Dr. Addison Montgomery on ABC's medical dramas Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice, as well as The Handler in Netflix's The Umbrella Academy

Pit Pony (1997–2000): Maggie MacLeanMarion Bridge (2002): Joanie Hard Candy (2005): Hayley Stark X-Men: The Last Stand (2006): Kitty Pryde (Shadowcat) Juno (2007): Juno MacGuff (Earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress) The Tracey Fragments (2007): Tracey Berkowitz Whip It (2009): Bliss Cavendar (Babe Ruthless) Inception (2010): Ariadne Super (2010): Libby (Boltie) To Rome with Love (2012): Monica The East (2013): Izzy X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014): Kitty Pryde Freeheld (2015): Stacie Andree Tallulah (2016): Lu The Umbrella Academy (2019–2022): Vanya / Viktor Hargreeves

Voice acting roles The Simpsons (2009): Alaska Nebraska (Episode: "Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh") Family Guy (2013): Colleen (Episode: "Turban Cowboy") Beyond: Two Souls (2013 Video Game): Jodie Holmes (Voice and Motion Capture)

Elliot Page is widely recognized as a deeply authentic, introspective, and resilient figure. As a prominent actor, producer, and activist, he is celebrated for his vulnerability, his dedication to uplifting marginalized voices, and his openness about the challenges he has faced throughout his journey to self-acceptance. Page has been highly candid about his mental health struggles and personal evolution. In his best-selling memoir Pageboy, he reflects openly on his life in Hollywood, gender dysphoria, and the freedom he found in living authentically. He is a vocal and committed champion for LGBTQ+ rights, dedicating much of his platform to fighting discrimination, sharing the realities of trans joy and anxiety, and advocating for a more loving and equal society. In interviews surrounding the later seasons of his hit show The Umbrella Academy, Page has noted that coming out allowed him to feel much more "centred" and comfortable in his own skin. While many find his visibility vital and empowering for the trans and queer communities, public reactions to his celebrity persona vary. For instance, discussions on platforms like Reddit show a mix of opinions, with some expressing admiration for his candor and others holding more critical views of his public narrative (agreement_level=mixed_opinions).

Features a short, low-maintenance cut, often styled casually or slicked back for formal events. Known for a youthful, symmetrical face, sharp jawline, and slender, lean frame. Often seen on red carpets and in public in well-tailored, slightly oversized designer suits (such as his notable 2021 Met Gala appearance), paired with casual or chunky footwear. For day-to-day wear, he gravitates toward comfortable, athletic, and understated streetwear.

The Umbrella Academy (2019–2022): Portrayed Number Five / The Boy, a time-traveling assassin trapped in a teenager's body, across all four seasons on Netflix. Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn (2014–2018): Played Nicky Harper, one of the titular quadruplets, for 84 episodes on Nickelodeon. Modern Family (2013): Appeared in an uncredited cameo as a kid named Alec in the Season 4 episode "The Wow Factor." Nickelodeon's Sizzling Summer Camp Special (2017): Appeared as the "Beach Guy" character. Nickelodeon's Not So Valentine's Special (2017): Performed as himself in various comedy sketches.. Nickelodeon's Ho Ho Holiday Special (2015): Starred as himself in the network's seasonal variety movie. Jacked Up (2013): Played the character Evan in this unpicked CBS comedy television pilot movie. We Make That Lemonade (2014): Appeared as his Nickelodeon character, Nicky Harper, in a promotional short. You & Me (2013): Played the character Young David.

He has naturally dark, often styled, wavy hair and vibrant blue/green eyes. He has a slim, tall, and slender physique. He features a defined, sharp jawline and expressive brows that he frequently uses to convey the cynical, older persona of Number Five. Gallagher is known for his sharp, polished personal style. He often opts for tailored suits, clean-cut aesthetics, and sharp, serious expressions, which heavily contrast with his youthful age. Off-screen, as a UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador for North America, he frequently appears in formal wear, maintaining a highly professional, articulate, and charismatic image.

Aidan Gallagher (born September 18, 2003) is an American actor and musician. He is best known for his breakthrough role as "Number Five" on Netflix's hit series The Umbrella Academy and as Nicky Harper in Nickelodeon's Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn. He is also a dedicated environmental activist and singer.