(Ágata Jiménez) : Died in . After surviving a sniper shot and a lung surgery, she was executed point-blank by the Bank of Spain’s head of security, Gandía.
(Silene Oliveira) : Died in . Trapped and heavily wounded by the military, she detonated several grenades as Gandía stood over her, killing herself and her enemies to save the team. Antagonist & Minor Deaths César Gandía
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), mortality is a constant threat. Over the course of its five seasons, several core members of the Dalí gang met tragic ends. Core Gang Member Deaths Oslo ( Radko Dragić ) : The first member to fall during the Royal Mint heist. He was left in a vegetative state after being struck by a hostage and was eventually mercy-killed by his cousin, Helsinki . Moscow ( Agustín Ramos ) : Denver's father died in Season 2 after being shot by police while providing cover for Tokyo's return to the Mint. Berlin ( Andrés de Fonollosa ) : The Professor's brother sacrificed himself at the end of the first heist to allow the rest of the gang to escape, choosing to stay behind and face the police. Nairobi ( Ágata Jiménez ) : In one of the show's most heartbreaking moments, Nairobi was executed by
Not a new death, but revisited. The show repeatedly returns to his burial under the mint — a literal and symbolic tomb for the gang’s innocence. (Ágata Jiménez) : Died in
: Died in . He was killed in the grenade explosion triggered by Tokyo. Arturo Román
Tokyo dies leading a suicide charge against the army, detonating grenades to blow up a tank and save the others. Deep meaning: Tokyo is the voice of the entire series. Her death is the climax of her arc — impulsive, violent, and ultimately heroic. She was always the one who acted before thinking, and here she weaponizes that flaw. Her death completes the narrative circle: the story was always her testimony. In dying, she ensures the others live. The show without Tokyo is like a heart without a beat — and indeed, the final episodes feel elegiac.
: Shot by Stockholm in . While his fate was initially left ambiguous, he was reportedly declared dead after being shot multiple times. Jesús Marquina Trapped and heavily wounded by the military, she
Major character deaths in ( La Casa de Papel ) occurred across two main heists, often serving as emotional turning points for the gang. Major Character Deaths
Nairobi is shot by a sniper, then later executed point-blank by Gandía (a tortured police agent) in the Bank of Spain. Deep meaning: Nairobi is the moral compass and maternal figure. Her death is sadistic — she survives one bullet, only to be killed while pleading. It represents the death of hope and unity. After Nairobi, the group becomes darker, more vengeful. Her death also sparks the show’s most brutal act: Tokyo executes Gandía’s partner in cold blood, blurring the line between heroes and terrorists.