Zack and Cody (Suite Life on Deck)

Zack Martin

Zack Martin is one half of the famous Martin twins from the S.S. Tipton. Charming, mischievous, and endlessly confident, Zack is known for turning even the simplest situation into an adventure—or a disaster. He prefers having fun over following rules and often acts before thinking, which regularly lands him in trouble with teachers, authority figures, and especially Mr. Moseby.

Despite his reputation as a troublemaker, Zack has a good heart. He's fiercely loyal to his friends and family and is willing to go to great lengths to help the people he cares about. Zack is outgoing, social, and naturally charismatic, making it easy for him to make friends wherever he goes. While he isn't as academically focused as his brother, he's surprisingly clever when it comes to thinking on his feet and getting out of difficult situations.

Personality: Confident, playful, impulsive, adventurous, loyal, charismatic, humorous, protective.

Appearance: Like his brother, Zack is about four feet tall with short blonde hair at the start of the series and as the series progresses he grows rather fat. He generally wears long-sleeved shirts with t-shirts over top, and skater pants or shorts along with skater shoes. Of the two, he generally appears to be far more laid back than his brother, who usually wears more formal clothing. Before the start of The Suite Life on Deck, Zack grew his hair longer, to be around shoulder length. As the series progresses, Zack grows to around five-foot-ten tall, and cuts his hair back to a much shorter length.

Cody Martin

Cody Martin is Zack's identical twin brother and complete opposite in many ways. Intelligent, responsible, and highly organized, Cody takes school and academics seriously and often finds himself cleaning up the messes Zack creates. He prefers planning ahead rather than jumping into situations blindly and tends to approach problems with logic and careful thinking.

Although Cody can sometimes be overly cautious or anxious, he genuinely cares about others and always tries to do the right thing. He's kind-hearted, hardworking, and often serves as the voice of reason among his friends. While Zack relies on instinct and confidence, Cody relies on knowledge and preparation. Even when his brother drives him crazy, Cody remains deeply devoted to him and would never abandon him when things get tough.

Personality: Intelligent, responsible, thoughtful, organized, caring, cautious, hardworking, loyal, analytical.

Appearance: At the start of the series, Cody is about four feet tall with blonde hair and a bowl-cut. He is rather skinny and generally wears sweater vests or collared shirts, giving him a rather "geeky" look. As the series progressed, he grew his hair longer and remained quite scrawny. At the start of The Suite Life on Deck, he cut his hair shorter and stopped wearing sweater vests, instead wearing long- or short-sleeved semi-formal shirts and jeans. Towards the end of the series, Cody's height is about five feet and ten inches.

The Martin Twins

Though they're complete opposites, Zack and Cody share an unbreakable bond. Zack's spontaneity balances Cody's careful planning, while Cody's intelligence helps keep Zack out of serious trouble. Together, they constantly find themselves caught in wild adventures aboard the S.S. Tipton, creating chaos, solving problems, and proving that no matter how much they argue, they'll always have each other's backs.

Zack and Cody Martin are identical twin brothers who reside at the fictional Tipton Hotel's flagship location in Boston in the original series. Years later in the subsequent series, Zack and Cody live aboard the company's eponymous cruise ship, studying abroad in the ship's international semester-at-sea high school. Despite being twin brothers, the Martin siblings have distinct personalities and tendencies; Zack is usually depicted as fun-loving, rebellious, and immature, while Cody is depicted as intelligent, kind-hearted, and sensitive. Throughout the course of both series, the Martin brothers experience the hallmarks of adolescence, such as friendships, academics, bullying, peer pressure, sibling rivalry, parental communication, relationships, and maturity.

Character Information:

Cody Martin: Cody is more erudite and intelligent than Zack. He also tends to be more caring, sensitive, polite, and more well-behaved than his brother, but even he is not perfect; he occasionally shows acts of meanness and greed. He generally receives good grades in school, and according to Zack, Cody has a 5.0 grade point average. He is often referred to as a nerd, though he prefers the phrase "educationally gifted". London Tipton, daughter of the man who owns the Tipton Hotel in which the twins reside for the duration of The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, uses him on various occasions to complete her schoolwork. Despite his exceptional intelligence and relative maturity when compared to Zack, Cody exhibits some comically regressive behaviors, such as calling his mother "Mommy", screaming when frightened, and carrying a "blankey" into his teens. This becomes a running joke throughout the series. In "Big Hair & Baseball", it is revealed that he has astigmatism. He originally intended to attend Harvard University; however, after a bad encounter with a dean there, as Cody helped to lie when Zack dated the dean's daughter, Cody decides to attend Yale. Cody says that his biggest dream is to win a Nobel Prize. Although Cody shows the same interest in girls as Zack, he prefers long-term relationships with one girl instead of many girls at once like Zack. His long-term relationship with Bailey is a major plot in the second series.

Zack Martin: Zack is more laid-back, self-centered, and outgoing than Cody. Zack tends to be less mature than his brother, but he does occasionally show signs of compassion and caring. He generally receives bad grades in school. Zack is unintelligent, as is shown when he was sent to summer school and was the dumbest kid in class to the point he taught the other kids the lesson himself. This shows that Zack can perform well in school when he studies properly. He also is talented in woodwork until the teacher entrusted the class into his care and recommended him for advanced placement woodshop. Zack is very mischievous and enjoys pranking people. Zack enjoys dating every girl he meets and is somewhat promiscuous compared to his brother. Until he meets Maya and forms his first serious relationship with her. She later joins the Peace Corps and, not believing in long-distance relationships, breaks up with him, leaving him devastated.

The Suite Life on Deck: Following the events of The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Zack and Cody enroll in Seven Seas High School aboard the SS Tipton cruise ship, where they live each school semester. Cody shares a room with Woody Fink, a messy, overweight student. While at school on board the SS Tipton, Cody becomes the ship's towel boy to earn money after Zack maxes out both of their student cash cards on non-essential items, particularly food and gifts for girls Zack is interested in. Zack initially shares a room with Bailey Pickett, a smart and intelligent student, who's a girl disguised as a boy. Zack initially develops a crush on Bailey after finding out that she is a girl. He starts fighting with Cody over her, but after Mr. Moseby tells them that Bailey is still not over her ex-boyfriend Moose, Zack tells Cody that he can have her. For the first season Cody works to win over Bailey until she eventually becomes his girlfriend. They date throughout the second season but breakup at the end due to a misunderstanding. In the third season they are still good friends but are shown to still have feelings for each other until they finally get back together and agree to a long-distance relationship in "Graduation on Deck" while they are both in college. In the third season, Zack starts developing feelings for a girl named Maya Bennett. Initially, she rejects him because he is a "player". They finally get together in "Party On!" In "Graduation on Deck", the series finale, Maya joined the Peace Corps in Africa, and as a result, breaks up with Zack, because she could not handle a long-distance relationship.

The Suite Life Movie: Set during the third season of The Suite Life on Deck, Cody and his girlfriend, Bailey, originally plan to spend senior year spring break together, but Cody decides instead to intern for Dr. Spaulding for the opportunity to earn a Yale scholarship. He writes a long letter to Bailey explaining his decision, but he starts to quarrel with Zack and loses the letter, which leads to Bailey becoming upset with him. Cody goes to the marine biology lab where he will intern, but Zack gets him into a quarrel and they damage the lab's property, costing Cody his spot. Zack attempts to make it up to him, and helps Cody to get an internship with Dr. Olsen in the Gemini Project.

Dylan Sprouse as jockish troublemaker Zack Martin and Cole Sprouse as nerdy Cody Martin.

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