Tara Strong – Ben 10 (4 and 10 years old), Ben 10: Ultimate Alien (10 years old in "Forge Of Creation"), Ben 10: Omniverse (5, 10, and 11 years old), and Ben 10 (2016) (10 years old and toddler)
Yuri Lowenthal – Ben 10: Alien Force, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, Ben 10: Omniverse (15 and 16 years old) and Ben 10 (2016) (15, 16 years old and elderly)
Benjamin Kirby Tennyson, also known as Ben 10, is the main protagonist of the franchise. At the start of Ben 10, he is a 10-year-old boy[note 1] from Bellwood who, during his summer vacation, discovers the Omnitrix, a device that attaches to his wrist and allows him to transform into various aliens. He uses these powers to fight evil while fleeing from the alien warlord Vilgax, who is pursuing him to retrieve the Omnitrix.
He is introduced as self-centered and cocky, initially only helping people for the thrill of being a hero, leading people to doubt if he has what it takes to be a hero and is worthy of wielding the Omnitrix's power. However, Ben matures over the course of the series, becoming a capable leader in Alien Force due to Max's disappearance and the threat of the Highbreed invasion. Despite his immaturity, he is motivated by the desire to help and protect people, especially his loved ones. Though others often consider him to be stupid, Ben proves to be resourceful when needed, such as adapting when the Omnitrix does not provide him with the form he intended.
At some point between the original series and Alien Force, Ben stopped using the Omnitrix and returned to normal life. However, after he learns that Max has mysteriously disappeared, he takes up the Omnitrix again to find Max. After defeating the Highbreed, Ben gains fame and is celebrated as a hero, causing him to eventually return to his immature personality. He also loses Azmuth's trust after unsuccessfully attempting to hack the Omnitrix to unlock its full potential. He also discovers that he, Gwen, his father Carl, and his uncle Frank have heritage from the alien Anodites, though it is a dormant gene and he does not have the same potential as Gwen. However, “Ben 10,000 Returns” shows that he can utilize magic to some degree, as he produces an energy shield to block Eon's aging ray.
In the finale of Alien Force, Ben loses the Omnitrix to Vilgax and is later forced to self-destruct it to prevent him from having it. He then takes the Ultimatrix, a redone version of the Omnitrix, from Albedo, which has the same abilities as the Omnitrix, but can also turn his aliens into “Ultimate” forms. In Ultimate Alien, Ben's secret identity is revealed to the public.
In Omniverse, the Plumbers assign Ben a new partner, Rook Blonko, as Gwen has left for college with Kevin, and he learns of Undertown, where aliens live under Bellwood. At the end of the series, after witnessing the birth of a universe, Ben decides to take a galactic trip with Rook, Kevin, and Gwen.
Gwendolyn "Gwen" Tennyson is Ben's paternal cousin. She is 10 years old in Ben 10, 15 in Alien Force, and 16 in Ultimate Alien and Omniverse.
In the original series, Gwen has a love-hate relationship with Ben. Before discovering her dormant magic powers, she aids Ben using her innate intelligence; she is also a talented martial artist with black belts in Karate and Taekwondo and training in Jujitsu, as well as a highly skilled gymnast. She is a model student, and in Omniverse is shown leaving for an Ivy League College.
Her most notable skill is her strong magical abilities. She possesses what Charmcaster calls a "magical aura" and can use various magic artifacts, charms, talismans, spell books, and spells, as well as manipulate pink/magenta energy to create energy blasts and various constructs, such as weapons. On two occasions, Gwen has used the Charms of Bezel to become the superheroine "Lucky Girl". At first, her magical ability is drawn from the luck-granting Charm of Bezel, which causes any action she takes to result in a beneficial chain reaction. She later revives this identity after obtaining the Keystone of Bezel, which strengthens her agility, endurance, and natural abilities, to superhuman levels, but retires the identity after the Charms of Bezel are destroyed. Gwen later learns that her powers are not magic in origin, but rather alien, as her paternal grandmother, Verona, is an Anodite who can manipulate mana, the essence of magic and life. Gwen can take on an Anodite energy form when she is angered or stressed. In Ledger Domain, her innate magical and Anodite powers are further magnified.
In Omniverse, she becomes a supporting character, having decided to go to Ivy League College with Kevin; however, she frequently visits Plumber Headquarters and uses her magic to help fight evil. She has also gained the power to transform between her human and Anodite forms more freely.
Max Tennyson
Voiced by:
Paul Eiding – Ben 10, Ben 10: Alien Force, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, and Ben 10: Omniverse (54, 59-60, 60-61, 64-65, and 65–66 years old)
Adam Wylie – Ben 10 (10 years old in "Don't Drink the Water")
Jason Marsden – Ben 10: Ultimate Alien (17 years old in "Moonstruck")
Maxwell "Max" Tennyson is Ben and Gwen's paternal grandfather. He is 60 years old in the original series, 65 in Alien Force, and 66 in Ultimate Alien and Omniverse.[note 2] Despite his age, he has been shown to be a capable fighter, and after Ben finds the Omnitrix, supports him any way he can. Max was once a candidate for the Apollo 11 mission and one of the leaders, or "Magisters", of the Plumber organization, but Ben and Gwen did not know of this at first, believing him to have been a literal plumber. Prior to Ben gaining the Omnitrix, he tried to keep the Plumbers a secret from his family to protect them, which fails when the Omnitrix and Vilgax come to Earth. Max drives a recreational vehicle nicknamed the "Rust Bucket", which conceals various Plumber weapons and technology.
Max is an old friend of the alien Xylene, who has flight, telepathy, and telekinesis abilities. She intended to send the Omnitrix to him, but Ben found it instead. He also had a close romantic relationship with the Anodite alien Verdona; together, they had two sons; Ben's father Carl and Gwen and Ken's father Frank.
In Alien Force, Max plays a part in exposing the Highbreed conspiracy. He destroys a Xenocyte hatchery by detonating a Null Void Projector and is presumed dead in the aftermath. However, he was instead sent to the Null Void where, calling himself "The Wrench", he fought against Doctor Animo. Following the Highbreed's defeat, Max trains a new group of Plumbers while helping to inform Ben and the team of alien threats.
Kevin Ethan Levin is an Osmosian who first appears in the original series as an 11-year-old[note 3] boy and one of Ben's enemies. However, he later reforms and becomes Ben's best friend and Gwen's love interest. Believing his stepfather Harvey Hackett convinced his mother to abandon him after he accidentally destroyed his family's house when his powers first manifested, Kevin ran away and ended up living in the subways of New York City, where he meets Ben and uses him to siphon the Omnitrix's energies to take revenge on those who demonized him. However, in the process he is infused with the DNA of Ben's current aliens and becomes an unstable chimeric hybrid of them.
Later in the series, Kevin ends up in the Null Void, where he manages to return to normal and master his abilities under the guidance of a fellow inmate. He later escapes and is found by the Rooters, who train him and use his power to turn themselves and the Plumbers Kids into alien-hybrids to further the organization's plan to assassinate Ben. This attempt later ends in failure, with Kevin's memories altered to have no recollection of the Rooters, making him believe his father was an alien involved with the intergalactic black market. Despite lacking formal education, Kevin has extensive knowledge of alien life and paraphernalia. While teaming up with Ben and Gwen during the Highbreed invasion, his false memories of his father influence him to reconcile with Ben and, over time, become romantically involved with Gwen. He has a muscle car, based on a 1970's Dodge Challenger equipped with Plumber and other alien technology.
Despite turning over a new leaf, Kevin still occasionally acts out of self interest and has trouble forgiving others. During Vilgax's challenge to Ben, Kevin accidentally mutates into a form composed of steel, tadenite, concrete, and wood, using one of the DNAliens' I.D. masks to appear human. During this second mutation, he can turn his limbs into makeshift weapons at will. After the Omnitrix is destroyed, Kevin reverts to normal but retains his ability to shapeshift.
In Ultimate Alien, Kevin absorbs the Ultimatrix's energy to stop Ultimate Aggregor, causing him to lose his mental stability and become a chimera of Ben's most recent aliens, despite still retaining some of his humanity. He then goes on a revenge spree against those who wronged him. In "Absolute Power", Kevin absorbs the abilities of Alan Albright, Manny, Helen, Pierce, and Doctor Viktor, whom he places in a comatose state. During a last stand in Los Soledad, Ben defeats Kevin and restores him to human form.
In Omniverse, Kevin leaves Bellwood when Gwen moves to Ivy League College and eventually returns as a recurring character while befriending Rook. In "Showdown", he adopts Zed, who was abandoned by Khyber and becomes his pet. In "The Rooters of All Evil", Kevin regains his memories of the Rooters and manages to escape them while seeking to restore the memories of everyone involved and confront Proctor Servantis. However, Ben's interference forces Kevin to wait to catch Servantis off guard and break his psionic hold on Alan, Manny, and Helen. By this time, Kevin has learned how to maintain his sense of self while absorbing Omnitrix energy.
In the reboot, Kevin is a bully of Ben who develops a knock-off of the Omnitrix called the Antitrix after gaining the Omnitrix blueprints in a dream. He first appears in the third season and is recruited by the Forever Knights, who exploit his feelings for Gwen.
Antitrix aliens
Wreckingbolt – Cannonbolt, first seen in "This One Goes to 11."
Quad Smack – Four Arms, first used in "Which Watch".
Rush – XLR8, first seen in "Introducing Kevin 11."
Skunkmoth – Stinkfly, first seen in "Introducing Kevin 11."
Crystal Fist – Diamondhead, first seen in "Franken-Fight."
Rook Blonko is a Revonnahgander from the planet Revonnah. He is a Plumber who Max assigns to Ben after Gwen and Kevin leave. According to Revonnahgander tradition, Blonko is his real name because, like Eastern customs, they have their last name first.
He is a top Plumber Academy graduate and skilled fighter who possesses many Plumber weapons and technology, such as the Proto-tool, a shapeshifting weapon that can transform into various tools. Despite this, he lacks actual experience and treats Ben as a superior rather than a friend or partner. Rook has limited knowledge of Earth's culture and does not understand sarcasm, in contrast with Ben's wise-cracking personality.
Towards the end of the series, Rook's performance as a Plumber results in his promotion to the rank of Magister. In the future seen in "The End of an Era," he is to assume the office of Magistratus, which was previously held by Max. By this point, Rook understands metaphors well and uses his original lack of understanding them as a joke between him and Ben.
Glitch is a hybrid created as the result of Ben using Upgrade to enhance the Omnitrix in "Omni-Tricked", destroying the Galvan Mechamorph strain as part of it fuses with a sample of his human DNA. Glitch has Ben's playful nature and stubbornness, but is far more patient and serious; he also possesses knowledge on the Omnitrix's functions. After "Innervasion", Glitch transfers into the Rustbucket and enhances it while being welcomed as a new addition to the family.
Secondary characters
Plumbers
The Plumbers are a special police force that operate in the universe. While some work on Earth, most work in different parts of the universe.
Among the known Plumbers are:
Magister Labrid, voiced by Jeff Bennett – Ben 10: Alien Force and Ben 10: Ultimate Alien (flashback)
Magister Prior Gilhil, voiced by J. K. Simmons – Ben 10: Alien Force and Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
Magister Patelliday, voiced by Rob Paulsen – Ben 10: Ultimate Alien and Ben 10: Omniverse
Plumber's Helpers
This group is composed of the children of Plumbers, most of whom are superpowered alien-human hybrids.
The Galactic Enforcers are a group of alien "super heroes" Ben first encounters in their titular episode. They temporarily recruit him because he has the Omnitrix, but Ben resigns after realizing that he would be better without them.
Aliens introduced to the franchise in the 2016 series, which serves as a reboot. Returning aliens from the previous continuity include Heatblast, Diamondhead, XLR8, Grey Matter, Four Arms, Stinkfly, Upgrade, Cannonbolt, Wildvine, Humungousaur, Rath, Wildmutt, Ripjaws, Eye Guy, and Jetray.
The Forever Knights are a secret paramilitary organization dealing with alien encounters and other varying activities. They were founded by Sir George to fight Dagon, but his departure resulted in them splintering into factions, each led by a Forever King. During the events of Ultimate Alien, George reunites them to combat the Esoterica and Dagon. The ensuing conflict kills Sir George and wipes out all the Forever Knights, with only a small group under Chadwick remaining, consisting of Sir Morton, Red Knight, and the Twin Knights. Chadwick leads the remaining Forever Knights in eliminating all alien life from Earth.
Once was a veteran Plumber, Driscoll was fired from the organization after he was caught stealing advanced technology from alien perps and using them for personal benefits. He joined the Forever Knights and worked his way up into becoming a Forever King. He used his position to create his own faction vowing revenge on the Plumbers. He was introduced in the season 4 episode, "Perfect Day", where he leaves Enoch in a dream machine after Enoch failed him too many times. He created the Negative 10 by gathering eight of Ben's foes he encountered on his trip to obtain Sub-Energy hidden in the Plumber's base only to be defeated.
In Ultimate Alien, he was recruited by Sir George to help take on Diagon. Driscoll was confirmed to have been killed in battle.
Red Knight
A ninja-like android Discroll created to serve as his bodyguard. It first appears in "Perfect Day" before serving as a member of the Negative 10 during "Ben 10 vs. the Negative 10", where it is destroyed by Ben as Upchuck.
The Red Knight is later rebuilt by Joseph Chadwick during the events of Ben 10: Omniverse to serve as his bodyguard.
Atasians, who call themselves the Highbreed, are xenophobic alien races from the planet Augstaka that serve as the primary antagonists of the first half of Alien Force.
DNAliens are lifeforms infected by Xenocytes, alien leeches artificially mass-produced by the Highbreed that attach to a host, altering their mind while gradually fusing to them to transform them into DNAliens. They serve the Highbreed as sacrificial drones and share their masters' speciesist ideals. As they thrive on cold weather, fire damages them beyond repair. Throughout Alien Force, Ben and his allies fight against them while encountering DNAliens created from human hosts.
The Incurseans are a race of violent toad-like aliens with New York accents, who were forced to become spacefarers after the eon-long civil war on their homeworld ended a millennia ago. The war ended when an Incursean stole Ascalon from Azmuth and misused the weapon, resulting in the destruction of their homeworld. Though making small appearances in earlier episodes, the Incursions become more of a threat during arc 3 of Omniverse until Milleous is removed from power and Attea takes over.
Tara Strong – Ben 10: Omniverse (in 11-year-old Ben form)
Albedo is a Galvan who once worked as an assistant for Azmuth on creating the Omnitrix. As revealed in the Omniverse episode, "Trouble Helix", Albedo first met Ben and accidentally upgraded Malware but remained loyal to Azmuth and helped defeat Malware with Ben's help. Sometime later, Albedo requested an Omnitrix for himself but Azmuth refused stating that there could only be one. Azmuth fired Albedo though Albedo claimed to have quit. Albedo used the knowledge to build his own Omnitrix and synchronized it to work like Ben's, but since Ben's human DNA was set as a default, Albedo was locked into a perfect clone of Ben, losing his Galvan form in the process.
Formally introducing himself to Ben in the Alien Force episode, "Good Copy, Bad Copy", Albedo demanded that Ben surrendered the Omnitrix, while pretending to be the true creator of the Omnitrix, as to regain his Galvan form. When Ben realized Albedo was lying, Albedo tried to take Ben's Omnitrix by force. During the fight, both Omnitrixes locked onto each other emitting a bio-feedback damaging Albedo's form by turning him into a photo-negative version of Ben. Azmuth arrived to clear the situation up and tears out Albedo's Omnitrix core, locking him in his human form before being transported to jail. In the two parter "The Final Battle", Albedo escaped prison with Vilgax's help and stole the unfinished Ultimatrix. Albedo completed it by adding pieces from his broken Omnitrix, using the tools Vilgax provided. He tried to regain his Galvan form but cannot as the Ultimatrix database was still linked to Ben's Omnitrix which does not have the Galvan form on the active list. Vilgax suggested partnering up to take Ben's Omnitrix so that Albedo can reset it and regain his Galvan form. Though distrustful, Albedo helped Vilgax succeed in his plan only for Vilgax to betray and capture him. Ben freed and forced Albedo to hand over the Ultimatrix, allowing Albedo to escape.
By Ultimate Alien, he was left stranded on Earth and decided to create his live show "Ben 10 Live". However, he used it as a front to build a device to regain his Galvan form and transform into any alien at will. Though successful, he ends up reverting into his human form due to Ben's interference.
In Omniverse, he built an Ultimatrix of his own that functions as a stabilizer which will allow him to regain access to Ultimate forms. He decides to get revenge on the humiliation he received only to fail repeatedly and ended up as an 11 year old Ben, thanks to Azmuth. As of "Malgax Attacks", Azmuth disabled Albedo's Ultimatrix and Albedo is now sentenced to community service for the next "30 Galvan solar cycles."
In Omniverse, Albedo has an Ultimate Galvan form created from his Ultimatrix. In his Ultimate form, amongst his abilities include predicting many scenarios with his enhanced intelligence, shooting a laser beam from his third eye and generating forcefields. His appearance seems to be inspired by MODOK from the Marvel Comics.
Carl Nesmith, also known as Captain Nemesis, was a famed superhero and an American icon, long before Ben was born. He was seen as a genuine hero who helps people and fight crime which earned him wealth and fame such as a comic book series. In reality, he is a fraud and a greedy glory-hound who staged crimes just to make himself look heroic.
As revealed in a flashback in the Omniverse episode, "The Vengers", Ben was a fan of the hero ever since he was a child and also had to save people after a building was bombed while Captain Nemesis was busy being interviewed. This caused Captain Nemesis to begin his jealousy of Ben.
In "Hero Time", Nesmith hired some thugs to stage a kidnapping on the actress, Jennifer Nocturne, in an attempt to make a comeback. However, it goes wrong when Ben receives all the credit for stopping the thugs and receiving a publicity kiss from the actress. Later, Nesmith unleashed Computron and his droids from Dimension 12 only for Ben to receive most of the glory. Nesmith then decides to challenge Ben to a friendly competition to see who was the best, but once again, Ben emerges triumphant. Motivated by jealousy and animosity towards Ben, Nesmith upgraded his armor and abducts both Julie and Jennifer as to refight Ben. Ben, Gwen and Kevin rescue the two girls, while Ben, as Water Hazard, defeats Carl. After Ben scolds him about being a hero is not about fame but about helping people, Carl gets arrested.
He escapes prison in "Catch a Falling Star" with the help of Jennifer Nocturne, who is suffering from Stockholm Syndrome. Though the two want to spend time together, Nesmith also wanted revenge on Ben. While the two were defeated, Nesmith turns himself in and has Jennifer sent to therapy to recover.
In Omniverse, Carl gets hired by Billy Billions to form a hero group, the Vengers, alongside Kangaroo Kommando. Though they succeed in becoming more popular than Ben, the members all start to bicker causing a fight to ensue. The Vengers ended up being exposed as villains, thanks to Ben, forcing them to flee with police in hot pursuit.
A group of criminal aliens that reside in Undertown. They are mainly hired by Psyphon for different plans, but also act independently to commit other criminal acts.
The Rooters are a special Plumber black ops unit in the Null Void, who hold higher rank than other Plumber branches and answer only to the High Protectorate.
Dee Bradley Baker is an American voice actor. Much of his work has consisted of vocalizations of animals and monsters. Baker's roles include animated series such as SpongeBob SquarePants, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Codename: Kids Next Door, Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, Phineas and Ferb, Ben 10, The Legend of Korra, The 7D, and American Dad! His voice work in live-action series includes Legends of the Hidden Temple and Shop 'til You Drop, as well as films such as Space Jam and The Boxtrolls.
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