What are Henry Danger baby names?
First up: Henry Danger is a Nickelodeon comedy about a teenage boy named Henry Hart in the fictional town of Swellview. He goes looking for a part-time job and finds himself employed as Kid Danger, a sidekick to local superhero Captain Man. Henry + Danger = Henry Danger, the name of the show.
Jace Norman played the hero-in-training for five seasons and still cameos in the spin-off, Danger Force.
Because Kid Danger is a secret identity, you won’t hear the character called Henry Danger.
But the show title sounds like a given name, first + middle. After all, plenty of parents have used the middle name Danger for their children, so that years from now they can quip “Danger is my middle name.” That’s an old-school construction, by the way. A little bit of searching suggests that it dates to 1909, at least, when a character in this book insisted “porpoise is my middle name.”
The more you hear “Henry Danger,” the more it starts to sound like a winning combination.
So that got me thinking … what are some other Henry Danger baby names?
Henry Danger Baby Names: The Rules
To make a Henry Danger baby name combination, take one impeccable classic boy name. Now pair a bold, unconventional word name as the middle. Need inspiration?
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- Never Out of Style: Boys’ Edition
- 13 Crazy Cool Middle Names
- Cool Little Middles Beginning with B
- The Art of Naming’s Unusual and Quirky Middle Names for Boys
- Chase & Sway: Action Verb Names for Boys
- Seven Reasons to Go Big with Middle Names
Henry Danger Baby Names: My List
Alexander Frost – If I’d thought about it before my Alex was born on a snowy December night, this might have been his name.
Anthony Blaze – Blaise is saintly, but Blaze belongs with Henry Danger baby names.
Arthur Valor – Emile Hirsch named his son Valor, but I think I like it better as a middle.
Charles Ranger – Ranger doesn’t seem too crazy to me, but I think it fits.
Christopher Brave – I almost used Bravery, but I think Brave balances better with four-syllable Christopher.
David Sunrise – Sunrise isn’t quite in same category as Dagger or Rocket, but it’s undeniably bold.
Frederick Vow – True is the obvious bold middle, but Vow is even less expected … and so even edgier.
James Dagger – Too much? James is such a classic that I think it can support nearly any middle, even one this intense.
John Domino – On the rare occasion we hear Domino, it’s almost always for girls. But I love the sound paired with everyguy name John.
Joseph Knight – From the Middle Ages to Jedis, this middle feels bold and virtuous, too.
Louis Marvel – Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz just named his daughter Marvel; the newest member of the British royal family is Prince Louis. Why not put the two together?
Luke Endeavour – Endeavor is the American spelling; Endeavour comes from the long-running British television character Inspector Morse.
Matthew Rocket – When Pharrell finally explained his son’s bold name, Rocket, it suddenly started to feel like a modern virtue name.
Michael Mars – Bruno Mars’ stage name comes from the god of war, but the singer has softened the name’s edge just slightly – and added an extra sheen of cool.
Nicholas Sabre – Does the ‘s’ of Nicholas blend with the ‘s’ of Sabre too much? Or is it exactly right?
Patrick Dodge – Fun fact about Dodge: it comes from Roger. But today it feels like a mix of truck name and Dickens’ Artful Dodger, with a dose of legendary sports team thrown in, too.
Robert Rook – I’m a sucker for alliteration, and bird names? Love those, too. Rook refers to a type of crow, a chess piece, and also to swindle – the last inspired by the bird. But I think it’s still a great choice, at least in the middle spot.
Theodore Vega – Vega is the name of a star, borrowed from the Arabic word meaning eagle. It’s bold and dramatic, and while it’s not as obvious as Thunder or Rocket, I think it fits with Henry Danger baby names.
Thomas Thunder – Now that Chris Hemsworth’s version of Thor is a household name, maybe Thor feels less dramatic. But Thunder, as in the god of? That still seems appropriately big.
William Swift – Swift refers to a bird, but also to speed. I love the subtle way the W of William is repeated in the sound of Swift.
Henry Danger Baby Names: More Middles to Consider
These are all names I brainstormed as possible daring middles, but couldn’t quite match up with a classic first.
- Ace
- Bear
- Blade
- Bridge, Bridger
- Bright
- Chosen
- Edge
- Everest
- Free, Freedom
- Golden
- Hale
- Hawk
- Lake
- Lock, Locke, Loch
- March
- Sabre
- Strong
- Ridge
- Tide
- Timber
- Trail
- Wolf
Henry Danger Baby Names: Your Turn!
Now let’s hear your best Henry Danger baby names: one classic first name + one staggeringly bold middle! Choose from the lists I’ve provided, or brainstorm your best ideas.
Prosper is my favourite!
I can’t use it, but I’ve always thought Max Prosper would be so cool.
William Magnificent
Henry Dare
James Journey
Frederick rocket
Elizabeth Constantania
Mary Liberty
Anne Raven
Emily Wishing
Benjamin Arrow
Or
William Arrow
I’m thinking Courage would make a pretty awesome and unique mn. Something like Andrew Courage or William Courage, maybe. I also had Oliver Blade and Philip Arrow come to mind with this post. …Pairing classic firsts with bold middles is my favorite!
I don’t know that it technically counts as “impeccably classic” but I have an Owen Wilder. Hazard is a family name on my mother’s side that we’ve been considering should we have another boy. I like:
Conrad Hazard
Silas Hazard
James Hazard
Henry Hazard (I’d probably call him Hal)
Everett Hazard
Other sort of Henry Danger-esque names we’ve considered: Silas Fox, Jude Forrester, Miles Archer and Sylvie Juniper for a girl. Maybe Beatrice Prairie?
Have a friend whose son is Nicodemus Knight… So. Fantastic.
How about:
Peter Rune
Andrew Nighthawk
Roy Glacier
Edmund Spruce
Alfred Pierce
James Grove
Philip Ion
Simon Eagle
George Kingfisher
Mathew Endeavor
Michael Adventure
California twins:
Thomas Mojave & Martin Tahoe
Are we making a list for ladies as well?
Jane Skylark
Elizabeth Jacaranda
Mary Gentian
Katherine Jacana
Irene Canary
Laura Alcyone
Sarah Harmony
This is a lovely idea, Abby! I could happily do this all day.
Matthew Endeavour is swoon worthy in my opinion…
I know of a boy named Jedi which always seemed bold to me :
Joshua Jedi, perhaps?
And though bold is NOT my style AT ALL, if pushed I’d be more inclined to go with something like:
Edward Honesty
Laurence Wise / Wisdom
Peter Valiant
But these all feel so much more like naming characters than real baby boys!
Noble is totally on my “danger” list. I would pair it with almost any of my top 10:
Owen Noble
William Noble
Nicholas Noble
…but not liking it with names that end in “l”- Marshall Noble? Dashiel Noble? Nope.
Adding Fox to the list- have a nephew that has this middle and its great. Goes better with those “l” endings:
Marshall Fox
Nathaniel Fox
Also- there was that movie “The Kids Are All Right” wth the boy named Lazer (Laser?) I thought that would make a great one:
Bennett Laser
Tristan Lazer
Maxwell Laser
*my own kids’ “danger” middles are place names of meaning to the family
I like Sonic. It seems to work best (strangely) with names that end in S (Charles, James) or a softer sound (Matthew). A hard consonant runs into that S in a weird way.
I’ve always loved the way Sonic sounded.
I LOVE this list! It just sounds so wonderful to pair a classic with something more daring. I saw “Charles Rocket” or “Charlie Rocket” or something from a local mom group once and I fell in love!
Another middle I think would go with these is Noble. I don’t think it’s as daring, necessarily, but it feels like it fits for some reason anyway?
I looooove Brave or Bravery as a middle name!! It sounds so much like a name to me, like a mix of Brayden and Avery, maybe? It sounds like it should be more mainstream than it is. 🙂
I love how Alexander Frost sounds especially from the given list as well. Can’t go wrong with it imo!