Weakly supervised temporal action localization (TAL) aims to localize the action instances in untrimmed videos using only video-level action labels. Without snippet-level labels, this task should be hard to distinguish all snippets with accurate action/background categories. The main difficulties are the large variations brought by the unconstraint background snippets and multiple subactions in action snippets. The existing prototype model focuses on describing snippets by covering them with clusters (defined as prototypes). In this work, we argue that the clustered prototype covering snippets with simple variations still suffers from the misclassification of the snippets with large variations. We propose an ensemble prototype network (EPNet), which ensembles prototypes learned with consensus-aware clustering. The network stacks a consensus prototype learning (CPL) module and an ensemble snippet weight learning (ESWL) module as one stage and extends one stage to multiple stages in an ensemble learning way. The CPL module learns the consensus matrix by estimating the similarity of clustering labels between two successive clustering generations. The consensus matrix optimizes the clustering to learn consensus prototypes, which can predict the snippets with consensus labels. The ESWL module estimates the weights of the misclassified snippets using the snippet-level loss. The weights update the posterior probabilities of the snippets in the clustering to learn prototypes in the next stage. We use multiple stages to learn multiple prototypes, which can cover the snippets with large variations for accurate snippet classification. Extensive experiments show that our method achieves the state-of-the-art weakly supervised TAL methods on two benchmark datasets, that is, THUMOS'14, ActivityNet v1.2, and ActivityNet v1.3 datasets.