List of Fictional Double Agents

List Of Fictional Double Agents

Double agents have appeared many times in fiction. This list also includes reverse agents, triple agents, quadruple agents.

  • Palpatine (Star Wars: Episodes I - III)
  • Anakin Skywalker (Revenge of the Sith)
  • Kaldur/Aqualad (Young Justice) (double agent)
  • Jason Chance (Syphon Filter 2)
  • Gary Johnston (Team America: World Police)
  • Gajeel Redfox/Gazille Reitfox Fairy Tail
  • Shuichi Akai (Case Closed)
  • Æon Flux (possibly Triple Agent)
  • Alex Krycek (Mystery Man)
  • Answer (comics)
  • Ari Haswari
  • Captain Trudy Chacon (Avatar)
  • Ariel (Robotech)
  • René François Artois
  • Jason Bourne (character)
  • Bridget von Hammersmark (Inglourious Basterds)
  • Jack Bristow
  • Sydney Bristow
  • Nicholas Brody
  • Major Dalby (The Ipcress File)
  • Director D ( Poptropica: Spy Island)
  • Walter C. Dornez (Hellsing) (double, possibly triple agent)
  • Double Trouble (She-Ra)
  • Tom Foss
  • Secret Service Agent Gibbs (Air Force One)
  • Rachel Gibson (Alias)
  • Colby Granger
  • Bill Haydon
  • Pete Henderson (The Cardinal of the Kremlin)
  • Ryoji Kaji (Neon Genesis Evangelion) (triple agent)
  • Kamen Rider ZX
  • Killowat
  • William Lennox (Black)
  • Vesper Lynd (Casino Royale)
  • Maid Marian
  • Lau Kin Ming (劉健明) (Infernal Affairs)
  • Rena Mizunashi (Case Closed)
  • Ocelot (Metal Gear)
  • Punch-Counterpunch
  • Lauren Reed
  • Sera (Robotech character)
  • Juni Swan
  • Mike Toreno (Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas)
  • Alec Trevelyan (GoldenEye)
  • Quinlan Vos
  • Chan Wing Yan (陳永仁) (Infernal Affairs)
  • Col. Robert Makepeace (Stargate SG-1)
  • Marian (Robin Hood (2006 TV series))
  • Col. Harry Maybourne (Stargate SG-1)
  • Nina Myers (24)
  • Det. Wuertz (The Dark Knight)
  • Det. Ramirez (The Dark Knight)
  • Shockwave (Transformers Animated)
  • Nasir (Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance)
  • Dorian Gray (The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen)
  • Hawley Griffin (The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen)
  • Revolver Ocelot (Metal Gear Solid / Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty / Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater / Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots) (Depending on the time period, double, triple, or quadruple agent)
  • Gael Ortega (24) (triple agent)
  • Lauren Reed (Alias)
  • Paulie Gatto (The Godfather)
  • Monk Malone (The Godfather: The Game)
  • Jaggy Jovino (The Godfather: The Game)
  • Roodaka (Bionicle)
  • Unger (The Longest Yard)
  • Rose/Thorn (American Dragon: Jake Long)
  • Scorpius (Farscape) (triple agent)
  • John Simon (Demonology 101)
  • Col. Frank Simmons (Stargate SG-1)
  • Arvin Sloane (Alias)
  • Major John Smith (Where Eagles Dare) (triple agent)
  • Severus Snape (the Harry Potter series) (Depending on the time period, double, triple, or quadruple agent)
  • Spider-Woman (New Avengers) (triple agent)
  • Morgan Sullivan (Cypher) (triple agent)
  • Terra (Teen Titans)
  • Nefertari Vivi (One Piece)
  • Lucy Stillman (Assassin's Creed) (triple agent)
  • Albert Wesker (Resident Evil video game series)
  • Ada Wong (Resident Evil video game series)
  • Kabuto Yakushi (Naruto)
  • Itachi Uchiha (Naruto) (Depending on the time period triple, or quadruple agent)
  • Judith Mossman (Half-Life 2) (triple agent)
  • Sailors Uranus and Neptune (Sailor Moon Stars)
  • Billy Costigan (The Departed)
  • James Bond (007)
  • Yuan Tales of Symphonia (one of Cruxis' 4 Seraphim who eventually betrays Cruxis)
  • Orson (Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones)]
  • Sam Fisher (Splinter Cell: Double Agent)
  • Ash ("Snakehead" by Anthony Horowitz)
  • George "Mac" McHale ("Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull") (quadruple agent)
  • Ari Haswari (NCIS)
  • Miranda Frost (Die Another Day)
  • Agent 23 (Get Smart)
  • Connie James (Spooks)
  • General Skarr (Underfist)
  • in the Choose Your Own Adventure series:
    • Haven Nightshade (Escape)
    • Raoul (Sabotage)
  • The Spy from Team Fortress 2 (stated to be a "double-reverse quadruple agent")
  • Evelyn Salt from Salt'
  • Diana Burnwood from Hitman: Blood Money
  • Cipher Nine (Star Wars: The Old Republic) (Double and later triple agent)
  • Raven (Tales of Vesperia) (triple agent)
  • Seska (Star Trek: Voyager)

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