Top 10 Characters in Jason Momoa’s Apple TV+ Series, See

See is a 2019 series with a fascinating genre. It’s almost like a blend of Game of Thrones with nordic mythology in a dystopian universe. The show starring Jason Mamoa has built a niche of its own, and fans have loved how the story shaped up in Season 2.

Like any mythological show, the show has had many characters, and each of those characters was as unique as the premise. This post lists the top 10 characters from the show. So, let’s jump in.

10. Lord Harlan

Let’s kick off the list with Lord Harlan. Introduced in Season 2, he’s one of those characters who nobody wants around in the series but everyone outside has fun watching. A cunning man, he’s the ruler of Pennsa and always seems to be bothering people.

Top 10 Characters in Jason Momoa’s Apple TV+ Series, See
Lord Harlan

While he has some resemblance to Littlefinger from Game of Thrones, it is not possible to take him as seriously, considering that the damage he does is much lesser.

9. Jerlamarel

Jerlamarel has been with the show since Season 1 and his arc has seen a lot of ups and downs. He was born a slave, rose through circles, served the Queen, and later became the ruler of his kingdom for the sighted.

Top 10 Characters in Jason Momoa’s Apple TV+ Series, See
Jerlamarel

What hooked me to this character was the mystery and enigma surrounding him. While it was frustrating at times, not knowing who he was and where he came from, we see it unraveling by the end of Season 1 and the beginning of Season 2. It is safe to say that the payoff to the mystery was good.

8. Queen Kane

Queen Kane is one of the most significant characters in the show. She is the ruler of the Payan Kingdom and heads politics in the society that still has electricity. It is perhaps quite difficult not to draw a parallel between this show and GoT, but she is like Cersei when it comes to her actions, although she completely misses the aura that the Lannister carried.

Top 10 Characters in Jason Momoa’s Apple TV+ Series, See
Queen Kane

She killed off the entire Parliament to retain her power, murdered anyone who spoke about the sense of sight, and destroyed the Payan Village. Her arc looked interesting at the beginning of Season 2, but by the end, her character didn’t offer much.

7. Kofun

Kofun is Haniwa’s twin and, like her, can see too. However, he is more restrained when compared to Haniwa and knows that he doesn’t want to exploit his knowledge to create weapons. Unfortunately, with this restraint also comes naivety that hinders him.

Top 10 Characters in Jason Momoa’s Apple TV+ Series, See
Kofun

6. Maghra

Maghra is the twins’ mother who can hear secrets and sense truth. Married to Baba Voss, she is the head of the Alkenny tribe alongside the protagonist and plays the classic mother you’ll see in most dystopian genre films.

Maghra

She is protective of her kids and family. Due to this, she doesn’t understand Paris, who believes in letting the children explore the world and make their mark on it.

5. Haniwa

Haniwa is Kofun’s twin and is a rebellion at heart. What Kofun lacks in character, she compensates for. She is smart, always ready to fight against all odds, and can be pretty calculative. She believes in creating weapons because she is more aware of the world than Kofun is.

Top 10 Characters in Jason Momoa’s Apple TV+ Series, See
Haniwa

4. Paris

Paris is perhaps the wisest character in the show. We see her guide Baba Voss, among other things, but her methods reflect witchcraft practices. She can talk to birds, hears the future in her sleep, and is like a wall that supports Baba Voss.

Paris

However, one thing that does bother me about the character is that in an effort to portray her as wise and more level-headed, the impact of the character on the screen is a little lesser. It is almost underwhelming but only for a few moments.

3. Tamacti Jun

Tamacti Jun is the head of the Queen’s army and one of the characters you just can’t take your eyes off of. While we all know him as the brutal and merciless general who massacres the innocent, what I love about him is this resigned aura he exudes.

Top 10 Characters in Jason Momoa’s Apple TV+ Series, See
Tamacti Jun

It’s almost like he’s resigned to the inevitable fact that he has to be the person he is, even if he doesn’t want to. In fact, we see in Season 2 how the man transforms into someone who feels guilt and remorse for everything he’s done.

2. Edo Voss

I wouldn’t have fallen in love with this vicious character if not for Dave Bautista. Even if you want to hate him, you can’t because of the larger-than-life persona that he brings to the screen. He’s introduced only in Season 2 as the General of the Trivantian army, and despite the limited time he’s been on the screen, he’s created a massive impact.

Top 10 Characters in Jason Momoa’s Apple TV+ Series, See
Edo Voss

1. Baba Voss

Top 10 Characters in Jason Momoa’s Apple TV+ Series, See
Baba Voss

Baba Voss is the protagonist and the best character from See. Leader of the Alkenny tribe, and Maghra’s husband, he is the guardian of the twins and can go to any lengths to protect them from the world.

The Great Baba Voss saves Kofun from bandits (VIOLENT)

We see the protagonist as a man with numerous shades and emotions. He’s strong, agile, and a fierce warrior. However, in his heart, he’s a protector who just wants to live a simple life with his family. This dichotomy separates him from the rest of the characters and makes him stand out.

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About See

See is an American science fiction drama television series produced for Apple TV+ starring Jason Momoa and Alfre Woodard in leading roles. It is written by Steven Knight and directed by Francis Lawrence.

It also stars Sylvia Hoeks, Hera Hilmar and Christian Camargo. Executive producers include Knight, Lawrence, Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping, and Kristen Campo.

In the early twenty-first century, a virus wiped out all but two million humans, those surviving having lost their sense of sight. See takes place several centuries later, where society has found new ways to socially interact, build, hunt, and survive without vision.

The series premiered on November 1st, 2019 and is currently airing its third and final season. 

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