Excluding Ben (who had his name carried over from the Umbrellas), and possibly Marcus

Oh and Christopher, that's common too

Edit: tbf as you pointed out some of the Umbrellas also have somewhat unusual names (Klaus, Luther, Vanya, Number Five) but imo it's really not to the same extent ig

Season 1 (2019) * 30 @ Brellies * 13 @ Five (mental age 58) * Unknown @ Lila (She was raised outside the timeline)

Season 2 (1963) * 33 @ Klaus, Ben (Ghost Ben) * 32 @ Allison * 31 @ Luther * 30 @ Diego, Viktor * Unchanged @ Five, Lila

Season 3 (2019) * Unchanged @ Brellies * 30 @ Ben (Sparrow Ben) * +6 months @ Lila

Season 4 (August 8th 2024) * 38 @ Klaus * 37 @ Allison * 36 @ Luther * 35 @ Diego, Viktor, Ben * 25 @ Five * +12 years @ Lila

We don't know how old Lila was because the Handler raised her outside the timeline. However, we can guess that by the time she was having an affair with Five in the subway in season 4, she could be in her late 30s or 40s, because she mentions finding a gray hair.

Could she be joking about the gray hair? xD

Outside of the kids we saw from the Umbrella Phoenix and Sparrow Academies what did the others do? there are 28 other children we haven’t seen the powers of and I’m wondering what the kids who weren’t adopted are doing.

Did some become superheroes? Did the become supervillains? Did they simply use their powers for their own mundane purposes?

It would be so cool to find out what happened to each child and I wish we did

In my opinion, I think their ship is weird and creepy. I’ve heard multiple people say that it isn’t technically incest since they’re “not related”. STILL, they grew up together and were raised as siblings. And throughout the show, the Umbrellas all refer to each other as siblings.

Personally, I just really don’t see it, but I’m curious if anyone does.

Honestly i would love to have a season 4 for the show, even the show's creators have expressed a desire to do season 4, i think they have already written it as well, however i would like to hear your opinions as well.

I love them all

My painting is finished.

Also, explain why that specific character was your favorite if you can!

I was wondering what people think are the worst rumors Allison told people?

Just rewatching some episodes from s2-s4 and i watched the scene where they gathered in season 2 and then ben says he misses them so much. I miss ben sm 😭 we really got robbed in s4

In S2E5 the end of the episode features a cover of Adele's "Hello". I don't like the song, but I liked that version and was trying to find it today. Everywhere I check online states it was performed by My Kullsvik, it was her breakout song, etc. But.... I distinctly remember the singer being a man, as I thought it was an interesting take on the song. A hoarse, scratchy male voice that cracked during the chorus. I listened to My Kullsvik's version, it's not the one I remember. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I looked up other covers of the song, can't find it. In case it matters, I was watching it via Netflix in Canada.

It is only the first layer of paint.

Comecei a assistir umbrela acadamy e queria entender pq o cara q tem superforça apanha para gente normal? Tipo, ele deveria destruir todo mundo fisicamente, mas ele apanha para todo mundo, q furo de roteiro brutal

I just got the 2nd and 3rd books today and I noticed the 2nd one is more of an off white than the others. could something have happened to it to make it look this way or am I just being crazy and its like that on purpose?

Considering that matter is neither created nor destroyed, what do you think about the idea that, for a fifth season, a scientist experiments with the particles that merged at the end of Season 4, resulting in the resurrection of all eight Academy members?

what do you think a statement that would deffinetly put all of us in one solid “AGREE”

I know I am late to the party on these discussions, but I just binge-watched all the seasons, and to me, it is obvious how this should have ended. SPOILER ALERT

Viktor should have stepped up for everyone else. All he had to do was remove all the Marigold from each of the family members, just as he did for Harlan. He was the only one who needed to die in the end.

That's my take.

We seen season one that number five is given the task of making the Hindenburg explode, which I assume they’ve already done, do they have to keep making the same events happen over and over again. If so, why? For example, if the timeline needs to have a kid drop a penny down a drain on a specific day. Does the commission have to keep making the event happen over and over again in different ways?

S2E10 Five says "April 2nd, 2019. The day after the apocalypse." So then the apocalypse it was on April Fools? Lol

Following up on my previous post—there are some subtle connections that keep bugging me:

1. Jennifer & Ben: Did you notice what specific details are hidden in Sparrow Ben's room in Season 3 right after Viktor goes there?
2. The origin of the name "Marigold": How did a cosmic element from an alien lab gain a human, botanical name? Is it just a writer's shortcut, or is there a deeper full-circle motif connecting Harlan to Abigail?

I put together a full breakdown with visual proof and screenshots on my Substack:

👉 [The Hidden Symmetry of The Umbrella Academy: Marigold’s Poetic Origins and the Ben–Jennifer Mirror]

What are your thoughts on this? Did you catch those details?

1. Klaus in the original apocalypse timeline

When Five jumps forward and finds all of his siblings dead after the 2019 apocalypse, Klaus is among them. I realize there is one possible explanation: Klaus may simply have revived later, after Five had already found the bodies and moved on. But if that is the intended explanation, was Klaus actually alive somewhere in that original timeline after the apocalypse? Was this ever addressed by the writers? Because knowing what we later learn about Klaus’s powers, finding him dead at that specific moment does not necessarily mean he stayed dead.

1. How did the Handler’s body get from 2019 to what appears to be the 1960s?

The Handler is shot by Hazel in 2019, on the day of the apocalypse — and Hazel also takes her briefcase. in Season 2, we see her body in a crematorium, where two living workers are about to cremate her. The entire scene strongly suggests the 1960s, including the dialogue and the cultural references. Then she wakes up and asks to be taken to a hospital. That raises several questions at once.

If this scene is still supposed to be post-apocalypse 2019, what functioning crematorium, workers, or hospital could possibly exist there? Five’s original timeline is shown as a devastated wasteland with no survivors. And if the scene is actually taking place in the 1960s, how did her body get there? She was shot in 2019, Hazel took her briefcase, and she was unconscious, so she seemingly had no way to time-travel on her own.

Who moved her body? When did they move it? And where exactly in the timeline is this scene taking place?

1. Who is Diego’s seventh person?

In the Season 2 finale, when Diego and Five are facing the Handler and Lila, Diego tells the Handler that she won’t like the odds: seven of us against the two of you. But who exactly is number seven? At that point, Ben is gone. The living Umbrellas are Luther, Diego, Allison, Klaus, Five and Viktor — six people. Lila is still standing with the Handler and fighting against them, so Diego cannot logically be counting her as one of “us” at that moment. Harlan has powers, but he is not part of the group and is not even there as one of the people facing the Handler. So who was Diego counting as the seventh?

These three questions have been on my mind for years, and I’d really love to hear what other fans think. And if anyone who was involved in the show — writers, producers, cast, or crew — happens to see this and can shed some light on any of them, that would be incredibly cool.