Lab Rats, also known as Lab Rats: Bionic Island for its fourth season, is an American comedy television series created by Chris Peterson and Bryan Moore that aired on Disney XD from February 27, 2012 to February 3, 2016. The series stars Billy Unger, Spencer Boldman, Kelli Berglund, Tyrel Jackson Williams, and Hal Sparks.

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Chase

Chase (Billy Unger) is the team leader of the Lab Rats. He has incredible intelligence and can access a vast database of information at any time. He can take control over his siblings with his override app in emergencies, gaining full control of their bionics, body motions, and dialogue. He also has a magnetism app, allowing him to control magnetic objects. His senses are potent, including extremely sensitive hearing and the ability to see through solid matter. He can also create force fields which can be used as a weapon by shrinking them into his hand before launching them. When growing too nervous or angry, he activates his Commando app, which causes him to glitch and turn into Spike, a second personality who is rude and destructive. Spike has super strength, is almost as strong as Adam, and is skilled in hand-to-hand combat. A second glitch causes Chase to produce a sonic sneeze when his nose is irritated. One of his hidden abilities is molecularkinesis, the ability to manipulate energy around objects to freely move them, which he discovers in "Mission: Space"; in essence, he is telekinetic. When Chase was created, he was referred to as Subject C until Davenport gave him a name. Coincidentally, Billy Unger is skilled in martial arts and hand-to-hand combat, making portraying the role of Chase easy.

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In "Bionic Showdown", it is revealed that Douglas is Chase's creator instead of Davenport. In "Brother Battle", Douglas gives Chase a new bionic ability: a bo staff that is also a laser which he can create with his fist. In "First Day of Bionic Academy", along with Adam and Bree, Chase becomes a mentor and trains Krane's ex-soldiers to become heroes. In the series finale, he and Bree take part in Davenport's next experiment, which involves working with superheroes, as seen in Lab Rats: Elite Force.

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Adam

Adam (Spencer Boldman) is the oldest and most powerful of the team, with superhuman strength, making him one of the strongest men on the planet. However he is shown to not be very intelligent. He also has laser vision that can produce focused and intense heat beams. When he gets too happy, he can glitch, causing him to create pulse grenades. His first hidden ability is revealed in "Bionic Showdown", where he generates a powerful force of electricity called a blast wave in order to save Leo from Marcus. When Adam was created, he was referred to as Subject A until Davenport gave him a name.

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In "Bionic Showdown", it is revealed that Douglas is Adam's creator instead of Davenport and that Adam has an obsessive love for food. In "Sink or Swim", it is revealed that Adam has the ability to breathe underwater. In "Brother Battle", Douglas gives Adam a new bionic ability: pressurized lung capacity, an extremely powerful wind which he blows from his mouth. In "First Day of Bionic Academy", along with Chase and Bree, Adam becomes a mentor and trains Krane's ex-soldiers to become heroes. In the series finale, he and Leo return to the bionic academy to oversee the other bionic students.

Bree

Bree (Kelli Berglund) can move at over 400 miles per hour, create a sonic cyclone, jump exceptionally high, and stick to walls and ceilings. Her speed also grants her equally great dexterity, letting her perform feats like typing with just as much speed. One of her hidden abilities is voice manipulation, where she can perfectly replicate any voice or sound she has heard at least once. When she gets too nervous, her voice manipulation ability will cause her to randomly use any of the voices she has heard all at once. She is the only member of the team to ever question how Perry still has her job despite everything she has done. When Bree was created, she was referred to as Subject B until Davenport gave her a name.