Heroes Reborn: Meet the Old and New Characters in Pictures from the Reboot

Updated on Sep 24, 2015 at 5:41 PM

Ahead of Thursday night's Heroes Reborn premiere, more pictures from the show have arrived! The series begins with a two-hour episode titled "Brave New World/Odessa." What does it mean? We'll find out very soon! What we do know is Zachary Levi is leading a cast of new and returning characters. The full trailer was released in July, plus we have a series of moving posters that feature the cast. Take a look, tune in tonight, and find out some of the original actors didn't return for the reboot.

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Jack Coleman returns as Noah Bennet.

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Kiki Sukezane as Miko Otomo.

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Zachary Levi as Luke Collins.

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Masi Oka is back as Hiro Nakamura.

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Sendhil Ramamurthy has also returned as Mohinder Suresh.

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Greg Grunberg is back as Matt Parkman.

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Judith Shekoni as Joanne, Robbie Kay as Tommy, and Zachary Levi as Luke Collins

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Ryan Guzman as Carlos Gutierrez.

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Greta Onieogou as Aly and Henry Zebrowski as Quentin on the episode titled "Dark Matter."

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This is a look at processing "Evolved Humans."

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This guy looks fun.

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