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Nairobi (Agata Jimenez)
Nairobi has always been the most reliable member of the crew. Even the hostage she places in control of the printing machine thinks she’s the best boss he’s ever had when it comes to minting money in such a way that it can’t be tracked. And when she has to alter gears, she’s just as strong — she can command a crowd with unshakeable authority. At one point, she declares, “Let the matriarchy begin!” and becomes the de facto leader of the community.
The Professor (Sergio Marquina)
The Professor is comparable to Superman. He appears shy and scholarly in public. But put him in the heist control room, and he’s a colossus. His superpower is neither his strength nor ability to fly, but rather his vast intellect. He orchestrates and supervises both of these intricate heists, attacking them like a chess genius. Although he has a well-planned strategy, he also studies his opponents thoroughly enough to have a counter for every possible move they might make. That’s not to suggest The Professor is weak; when he calls out Raquel’s abusive ex-husband and the cop tries to attack him, The Professor easily defeats him with his aikido.
Tokyo (Silene Oliveira)
Tokyo is the series (so far) narrator and thus the main character. The narrative begins with her evasion of authorities, until The Professor discovers, saves, and hires her. You can’t see “Money Heist” and not fall in love with Tokyo. She’s the first to shoot, although she can keep her cool when necessary, like when she’s interrogated during the first theft. When she is roused to fury or action, her eyes flash with such intensity that you can feel the fire, and everything is off the table. Her greatest strength — and also her greatest flaw — is the zeal with which she attacks life. Also, you must try to play this Which Money Heist Character Are You quiz.
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Denver (Daniel Ramos)
Let’s start with a broad statement: Denver is the man. Denver would be one of your favorite members of your crew if you enjoy hanging out with the bros. He’s amusing and humorous, not bogged down by overwhelming intellect, and certainly attractive enough to attract women (as exemplified by his eventual romance with Stockholm). Denver is a fantastic soldier, unwaveringly loyal and practically unflappable. Denver is surprisingly deep beneath his bro image and distinctive laugh.
Helsinki (Mirko Dragic)
Helsinki is the hired muscle in the first heist, along with his brother (by experience, not blood – they’re really cousins) Oslo. At initially a stone-faced golem, Helsinki reveals himself to be endlessly loyal, strong, and a nice person, making him the member we want to learn the most about. And the scene in which he is forced to “murder” the braindead Oslo may be the first time you weep while watching the series.
Murillo, Raquel (Lisbon)
Raquel began as the adversary. She was continually trying to stop The Professor in the first robbery, and she was smart enough to almost pull it off before he started courting her to distract her. Then something odd happened: they fell in love. Her police colleague did not approve of their relationship from the start, but she picks Sergio Marquina (called The Professor) because he is the more intriguing and kind man.
Mónica Gaztambide (Stockholm)
Mónica Gaztambide is introduced to us as a put-upon underling working in the Spanish Mint. She is Arturo’s mistress, and when he discovers she is pregnant, he stops their relationship. The hostages are then taken over by The Professor’s gang, and Arturo puts pressure on them to help him be a hero. Mónica does so, and Berlin orders Denver to kill her, but he is unable to do so. Instead, Denver shoots her in the leg, fooling Berlin into thinking he’s done the deed, and then rehabilitates her. They gradually fall in love, however, others think it’s because she has “Stockholm syndrome,” the eventual moniker she adopts.
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Rio (Anibal Cortes)
Rio is the heist crew’s baby. He’s always perceived as the weakest link, both in the first theft when the authorities convince his parents to plead with him and in the second when he proves it. Rio, in particular, has the opportunity to shoot Gandia but cannot bring himself to do so. Anyone else in the squad would have taken out the supercop, and Gandia’s escape eventually results in Nairobi’s death, laying blood on Rio’s hands.
Martin Berrote (Palermo)
It’s interesting how many characters from the second heist are far worse than those from the first. Palermo is one such guy, and the irony is that he collaborated with his best friend, Berlin, on the Bank of Spain crime. He was also in love with Berlin – an unrequited love, for Berlin, as far as we know, was heterosexual. Indeed, Palermo almost kills himself after Berlin’s death, but The Professor accepts him to play a role identical to that of his old friend. The problem is that, unlike Berlin, who was always calm and in control, Palermo is more of a wildcard, prone to becoming petty and furious.
Sierra, Alicia
In Heist Two, Alicia Sierra is the evil guy until she isn’t. She walks in with so much self-aggrandizement and ego that you can’t help but dislike her from the moment you see her. Even before she begins bargaining with The Professor, we watch her torturing poor Rio, reducing him to a sliver of the man he once was (and that former man wasn’t all that tough, to begin with). She considers herself to be the smartest, coolest person in the room, and when The Professor outperforms her, she acts stunned. She’s not like Raquel Murrillo from the first heist, who welcomed even her minor achievements with humility. Also, you will find out which Money Heist character are you in this quiz.
Berlin (Andres de Fonollosa)
Berlin is a divisive figure, and some believe he should be near the top of the list. He was, after all, The Professor’s brother, a co-planner of both heists, and a skilled conman long before they went to the Royal Mint in Season 1. During the second heist, flashback flashbacks show him motivating everyone around him (including his son) to criminal greatness, and he is portrayed as a dynamic, suave man — a Spanish Danny Ocean with a million-dollar smile. So much so that, at least in Seasons 1 and 2, you almost forget who he was.
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