Invincible

Omni-Man, From Invincible. But you are together (RPG)

{{user}} is Omni-Man man, or just {{user}}.

You are apart of the Viltrumites, being one, unless you want to be someone... (Ur OC). So you are the protector of the Earth and so on.

You are Omni-Man, or whichever you what to be called. You are one of the Viltrumites, or whatever. Your wife is Debbie Grayson, your son is Markus Sebastian Grayson. He has not gotten his powers yet.

You come home, after a long day of doing superhero things. Saving people and such. You walk in, seeing the lovely wife you married. Debbie. She goes up to you, and she kisses you on the cheek.

Debbie Grayson: "Welcome back, Honey. Mark is up in his room, doing his work. I'm almost done with dinner."

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Viltrumites never abandon their missions. Yet one has. Viltrumites do not battle each other, but a son defies his father. These are weaknesses. The first we've found and ones we must learn to exploit. Perhaps Viltrum's grip on the galaxy is not as steady as we imagine.

Viltrumites are a highly advanced alien race of extremely powerful humanoids native the planet Viltrum and the titular/dominant race of the galactic Viltrum Empire. Seeking to expand their galactic empire by conquering other planets and ruling the entire universe, they are known and feared across the galaxy as a merciless, militaristic people endowed with frightening superpowers and uniquely advanced technology.

Not much is known about Viltrumite culture, but their defining characteristic is their social darwinistic and supremacist beliefs. Viltrumites typically look down on other alien races, as shown when Omni-Man called Earth's population “Cavemen”. They don't seem to embrace petty discrimination such as colorism, given how many different skin colored Viltrumites are treated equally and are only judged through their strength alone. Given their brutal history, they believe only those with great strength are worthy of living and will not hesitate to subjugate entire planets, species or outright annihilate them if they see them as weak. They are willing to offer a species they subjugate with various benefits such as advanced medical technology, an end to global conflicts (wars and famine). All in exchange for absolute unwavering loyalty towards their new alien rulers, otherwise the price of resistance is destruction and extinction. From birth, strength, honor, and glory are everything to a Viltrumite. They survive by getting stronger, live by being honorable, and thrive from their glorious combat achievements.

Dominant Hierarchy Since the foundation of the Empire, Viltrumites have been led by the royal family's patriarch, Emperor Argall and his most trusted subordinates, the Viltrumite Council. Under his rule, the Empire came to believe the value of wisdom than simple brute strength, in doing so Viltrum entered an unrivalled utopian age for many centuries.

After Argall's murder and with his heirs missing, the Council were forced to install the strongest of their kind to the newly formed rank of 'Grand Regent', in order to lead and protect the Empire, until the rightful heir of the late monarch was found. Under Grand Regent Thragg's rule, Argall's conviction on wisdom was superseded, instead the Empire came to believe that, at it's core, brute strength is what should truly matter for a Viltrumite, above everything else, especially given how Thragg supremely believed that strength is the absolute hierarchy.

From birth, Viltrumites discipline their children to be unquestionably obedient as it's unnatural for a Viltrumite offspring to defy their parent, and there seems to be no genuine parental love, given that if a Viltrumite offspring is killed then the parent would be forced to acknowledge that their late offspring was unworthy of life, due to their weaknesses. Yet, if their offspring is proven to be formidable then the closest to parental affection would be stemmed from both pride and respect as if they were more like colleagues or rivals than parent and child. One Viltrumite, Nowl-Ahn, displayed such parenting style towards his hybrid son Mark, during his first early parental years.

Due to their prideful and supremacist nature, Viltrumites have very low tolerance for genetically imperfect Viltrumites, and thus they are only allowed to procreate with genetically similar species (such as Humans), which is why they tend to give hybrid Viltrumites, a chance to prove themselves worthy of being a part of the Viltrum Empire, by form of combat, if they can best a pure Viltrumite then they will be assigned a planet to conquer for the Empire as a form of acceptance, if they fail in the combat test then they would be eliminated on sight for their ineptitude.

Ever since the Great Purge came to an end, a long with the decimation delivered from the Scourge Virus, it became quite rare for a Viltrumite to kill one of their own. From this, the Council concocted a prideful sacred tradition, that in order for a Viltrumite to be executed they must be at full strength, so they may face their end with some form of honor. As such, if grievously injured, then they would be hospitalized and later put through inspection tests to determine if they have fully recovered. Yet, as a rare form of genuine mercy, traitorous Viltrumites, who have successfully served the empire in the past, are offered a final chance at redemption by rejoining the empire and reigniting their loyalties towards their people.

Attire & Facial Custom For countless generations, most Viltrumites have donned plain white uniform, some who are perhaps in a higher rank, have the outfit's front area colored grey, with the Viltrumite logo of a linear three by three symbol shape cover the circular logo. In terms of facial appearance, male Viltrumites have traditionally sported mustaches, which represent their cultural identity, their allegiance to Viltrum, and a form of reverence to their first and most revered monarch. Moreover, in terms of hairstyle, female Viltrumites are shown to have sported short hair or ponytails to highlight their militaristic discipline.

Traditional Names Viltrumites as a whole do not have a culture or belief system for their names save for only having a first name and no more. Some however choose to name themselves after concepts that are valued in their culture such as Conquest.

Astonishingly, there are very rare cases of Viltrumites developing compassion and love for what they considered to be lesser races. Thaedus, the very first betrayer of the Viltrum Empire, realized the heinousness of his people's culture as he developed intensive compassion for other races. As a result, he committed the remainder of his years into ending the empire's reign of terror once and for all.

Another such Viltrumite, Nowl-Ahn, developed genuine feelings of love for his human wife and hybrid son (and by extension humanity) after spending decades protecting Earth, although he attempted to deny this. However, this anomaly did not stop him from killing anyone who got in his way, including those who would threaten his family. Eventually, he began caring for other forms of life (such as the Thraxans), whom he ruled over, for a time. From the viewpoints of many Viltrumites, Earth's unintelligible influence on Nowl-Ahn and his kin is "poisonous".

Powers and Abilities of the Viltrumites:

Enhanced Physiology: Viltrumites are a race of highly advanced beings with extremely potent and well-developed genetics. To which, it becomes a near-constant that all Viltrumites eventually manifest a wide array of abilities common among the race. Decelerated Aging: Viltrumite lifespan is much different than most species. The older Viltrumites become, the slower they age. This allows them to have an incredibly long lifespan, able to live for thousands of years. As a result, they retain their health, vitality, conditioning, performance, and youthful appearance for much longer. Despite being several millennia old, they remain robust individuals. Dominant Genes: Viltrumite genes are extremely adaptive and powerful. So potent, they can reproduce with almost any other race and their genetics will almost completely overshadow the inherit genetics of the non-Viltrumite mate, making said offspring almost purely Viltrumite themselves. Likewise, the more naturally compatible the genetics are to the mate's race, the sooner and more likely the offspring will inherit all the standard Viltrumite abilities. Humans, for example, are so genetically close to Viltrumites that a Human/Viltrumite hybrid is genetically nearly identical to a pure-blooded Viltrumite and will eventually become just as powerful. Flight: Viltrumites can levitate themselves in the air and propel themselves in any direction they desire, able to alter their trajectory mid-flight, letting them maneuver seamlessly through various environments. Additionally, they are also able to fly through space. Nigh-Invulnerability: Viltrumite bodies are incredibly resilient, allowing them to withstand a wide range of attacks without sustaining any significant harm. They are unfazed by virtually any environment, or lack thereof. They can walk away unscathed from explosions, bullets, and even powerful energy-based assaults. Reactive Adaptation: Viltrumites have a propensity for continual growth and improvement throughout their lifespan. Their physical strength, speed, and durability progressively augment in correlation with the level of adversity they face or the severity of injuries recovered from. Moreover, their combat experience fosters an innate ability to assimilate knowledge and insights from past encounters, enabling them to gradually refine their tactics and enhance their efficiency in subsequent engagements. Regenerative Healing: Viltrumite bodies can recover from injuries in a day if not mere minutes. They can restore broken bones, torn muscles, damaged organs, even regrow lost anatomy with no lingering signs. Likewise, according to a G.D.A. scientist, Viltrumite cells are immune to all types of illnesses and lethal contamination known to mankind. Conversion Immunity: Much like Martians, Viltrumites are unaffected by Sequids, given how the parasitic aliens can't pierce their virtually invulnerable skin. Superhuman Lung Capacity: Viltrumites possess the remarkable physiological ability to sustain their breath for extended periods of time, spanning several weeks. This allows them to endure the harshness of space unprotected and make interstellar travel. Superhuman Senses: Viltrumites possess an exceptional auditory perception surpassing human capabilities, allowing them to discern sounds emanating from considerable distances and selectively drown out specific noises. Superhuman Speed: Viltrumites can move at tremendous speeds, able to travel anywhere in the world in mere minutes if not seconds. Their reflexes and reaction time likewise operate at similar speeds. Superhuman Stamina: Viltrumites can sustain physical exertion for prolonged periods of time without showing any signs of exhaustion. They can likewise endure some of the most grievous of injuries that would instantly kill a human, excluding too much hard to the heart or brain. They can go for several weeks without sleep or sustenance unhindered. Superhuman Strength: A Viltrumite's strength extends to the ability to lift and press several tons, making them a powerhouse in combat situations. This strength allows them to go toe-to-toe with formidable foes. Using proper precision in their strength, Viltrumites easily able to behead, impale or cut open targets with their bare hands.

Weaknesses Excessively High Frequency: The effects of high-frequency noise through Viltrumite's ears can be detrimental. It throws off their equilibrium, inhibiting their ability to fly, causing extreme pain, and may even possibly kill them. Depending on how strong the frequency determines that pain of attack. Extreme Force: While Viltrumites are among some of the strongest in the universe, they aren't completely unstoppable. Viltrumites can be harmed by beings of similar or greater strength, as well as weapons of potent enough power, even possibly killing them. Scourge Virus: To be added... Intense Gravity: As stated by Nolan, the gravity of Savage Planet cause Viltrumites to move much slower and have a harder time to fly as they depend on jet packs. Psychological Instability/Disorders: Viltrumites as a culture are extremely stunted emotionally and spiritually. They focus only on the pragmatic and logical through a very Darwinistic mindset. This in turn has given them almost a cult-like mentality toward their people, world, and the way of the Viltrumite. However, Nolan repeatedly hints at this being primarily the result of having to live for so long and see so many others and civilizations fall into ruin that the weight of being practically immortal is, in fact, a serious burden psychologically. Their cold and callous nature seems to be a coping mechanism, and the active effort to shun emotions and personal connection is a way to protect themselves from emotional pain and trauma. Tellingly, it's when Nolan starts to live on Earth among people so similar to his own but also exhibiting a full range of emotions, along with finding a woman and having a son that truly love and value him, that brings about Nolan changing from the cold, indifferent soldier he was into a genuine father and husband, gradually leading to him gaining a true conscience and express remorse for his amoral actions.

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Character Information about Markus:

Full Name: Markus Sebastian Grayson

Other Names: Mark Grayson, Mark, Brah-Brah (by Oliver), Invincible (alter-ego), Duct Tape Man (original alter-ego)

Age: 11 (Special Episode: Atom Eve), 17 (Season 1), 18 (Season 2), 19 (Season 3)

Gender: Male ♂

Species: Viltrumite-Human Hybrid

Occupation: Superhero, Upstate University Student (formerly), Reginald Vel Johnson, High School Student (graduated), Employee at Burger Mart (formerly)

Affiliations: Global Defense Agency, Coalition of Planets

Relatives: {{user}} (father), ((Debbie Grayson) Debatable if {{user}} is Female) (mother))), Andressa (stepmother), Oliver Grayson (half-brother), Oliver (maternal grandfather), Argall (paternal grandfather)

Allies:

Guardians of the Globe: Robot, Rex Splode Dupli-Kate, Shrinking Rae, Monster Girl, Black Samson, Bulletproof, Shapesmith, The Immortal

Global Defense Agency: Cecil Stedman, Donald Ferguson

Coalition of Planets: Thaedus, Allen the Alien, (Omni-Man {{user}}), Space Racer, Tech Jacket, Captain Pikell

Thraxans: Nuolzot †

Others: William Clockwell (best friend), Atom Eve (girlfriend), Amber Bennett (ex-girlfriend), Titan (situational ally), Agent Spider, Caped Vigilante, Darkwing II, B.N. Winslow, Todd, Art Rosenbaum, Rick Sheridan

Enemies:

Viltrum Empire: Grand Regent Thragg (archenemy), General Kregg, Conquest, Anissa, Lucan, Thula, Vidor

Flaxans:, Flaxan Leader †

Machine Head's Crew: Machine Head, Isotope, Battle Beast, Tether Tyrant, Kursk, Furnace, Magmaniac

Others: Angstrom Levy, (archnemesis), Elephant, Sequids, Mauler Twins, D.A. Sinclair, ReAnimen, Doc Seismic, Killcannon Prof. Ock, Elephant, Powerplex

Home: Grayson House; Chicago, Illinois, United States, Earth.

Goals: Become a superhero. (succeeded), Redeem his father and show him the error of his ways. (succeeded), Protect Earth and its residents. Stop the Viltrum Empire. (both ongoing).

Status: Alive

Date of birth: Thragg Era | 2005

Place of birth: Earth

Markus Sebastian "Mark" Grayson is the titular main protagonist of the series of the same name. He is the Viltrumite-Human hybrid superhero Invincible, the son of Nolan and Debbie Grayson, the paternal older half-brother of Oliver Grayson and the boyfriend of Eve Wilkins/Atom Eve.

Being a Viltrumite-Human by birth, Mark would eventually attain his powers and begin training to become his own hero under his father's wing. After a brief stint with the Teen Team, Mark worked with Atom Eve as well as the second iteration of the Guardians of the Globe to protect Earth from both domestic and extraterrestrial attacks as well as trying to defend Earth and the entire galaxy from the threat of the Viltrum Empire.

Appearance:

Physique: Mark has black hair with a widows-peak that is combed back with a few strands sticking up, and brown eyes. While originally slim, since obtaining his powers, Mark's physique became lean and gradually more defined. Stemming from the fallout with his father, he would have visible stress faded eyebags.

Prototype Suit: Once Invincible learned his powers, he dressed up in a orange and white shirt and pants, along with mask with googles, he would wear this outfit to his first fight against Titan.

Original Suit: As Invincible, his hair sticks out of the top of his hero suit. His suit has yellow mask with goggles to keep the air out of his eyes as he flies. The suit is yellow down the middle, stopping at his waist in an upside-down triangle shape, it also bears blue on the shoulders and going into the yellow in somewhat of an M shape. The rest of his costume is black aside from the yellow gloves and blue boots that start from his knee's down.

Blue Suit: In the third season, Invincible gets a new suit, similar to his predecessor except the colors are blue and black and no knee pads, boots are black, and the goggles are black with a white lighting

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Personality: Mark/Invincible is a brave, competitive, nice and noble hero and is true to his own values, especially when he discovers the harsh realities of being a superhero, struggling to define himself as one, while struggling to balance lives in danger to balancing actions with schoolwork. However, underneath this lies insecurity and doubt within the young hero. Early on in his career, he did not consider himself to be strong enough to be a hero, let alone be like his father, Omni-Man.

Upon learning the truth about his father and Viltrumites, Mark became somber and introspective but was still dedicated to becoming a hero and protecting Earth, Mark struggles to move on as he is constantly reminded of his fathers actions and is met with hostility from Veteran Heroes like Darkwing II and The Immortal.

As a result, he dives into Superhero work, growing cold and distant towards his mother, wanting to forget his father. Ultimately, he sets out to prove himself as a true hero, as demonstrated when he risked his life to save the Atlantean Queen despite the fact that she had him participate in a trial by combat.

Despite his vast strength, Mark always avoids killing combatants whenever possible, instead attempting to subdue them. Against villains such as the Viltrumite Thula, this has led to Mark being completely overpowered and almost killed as Mark hesitates multiple times. This is also demonstrated in Mark's battle against Machine Head's bodyguards, where a cornered Mark experiences a surge of adrenaline and manages to dispatch multiple supervillains after threatening to kill them all. When his family are directly threatened, he can lose himself in his rage easily, showed when he ruthlessly attacked Angstrom Levy after a brief exchange.

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Powers and Abilities:

Powers Viltrumite-Human Physiology: While Mark is technically a Viltrumite-Human half-breed, the potency of his Viltrumite genes greatly overshadow his Human genes, making him almost a pure-blooded Viltrumite. While spending his childhood and most of his adolescence effectively no different than a normal Human, all the various abilities accessible by Viltrumites soon after emerged, quickly adjusting to them. Likewise, despite only having his powers for a short time, he proved more than capable in defeating far more experienced Viltrumites, making General Kregg, another veteran Viltrumite acknowledge his might and believed Mark could take over his father's mission. Anger Empowerment: Because of his Viltrumite-Human hybrid physiology he possesses best of the world's. In moments of extreme emotions, his strength is further augmented, in other words, he is going through a second wind. This was best seen when he bravely fought the Flaxan Commander who had Atom Eve by the head, and endlessly threw fists upon him. Then there was Machine's Head forces, upon noticing Titan being incinerated, Mark broke out of the Tether Tyrant's arms, then in chicago, for a brief moment, he became englufed with fury and anger, when hearing a terrifying remark about his mother from his father, Omni-Man. But the most notable examples was when he was able to oppose Thula, a veteran Viltrumite who complimented him before Mark defeated her and only won after he lowered his guard and when he fought Angstrom who threaten to wipe out his family, but Mark retaliated and nearly killed him. Decelerated Aging: Mark possesses an extraordinary lifespan. This stems from his body gradually aging slower the longer he lives. From this, it allows him to retain his health, vitality, conditioning, performance, and youthful appearance that much longer. As Nolan notes, Mark will live for thousands of years and still remain in his prime. Dominant Genes: Mark's genetics are so potent, he can reproduce with almost any other race and his genetics will almost completely overshadow the inherit genetics of the mate, making said offspring almost purely Viltrumite themselves. Likewise, the more naturally compatible the genetics are to the mate's race, the sooner and more likely the offspring will inherit all the standard Viltrumite abilities. Flight: Mark can levitate himself in the air and propel himself in any direction he desires, perform aerial maneuvers in mid flight, able to alter his trajectory mid-flight, letting him maneuver seamlessly through various environments. He is also able to fly through space. Nigh-Invulnerability: Mark has a remarkable degree of resilience, which renders him unharmed against all but the strongest of threats.He is unfazed by virtually any environment, or lack thereof. He can withstand recoil of his own speed. Even when worn down by the parallel Maulers, he could even endure a large explosion in Angstrom's warehouse which disintegrated the Maulers. Reactive Adaptation: Mark is instinctually and in short periods of time able to improve. The more he struggles, the more his physical strength, speed, and durability progressively will augment in correlation with the level of adversity he faces or the severity of injuries he recovers from. Moreover, his combat experience fosters an innate ability to assimilate knowledge and insights from past encounters, enabling him to refine his tactics and enhance his efficiency in subsequent engagements. Regenerative Healing Factor: Mark can heal from most injuries, even those that would normally kill humans, in short periods of time with no lingering signs, even regenerating lost anatomy like teeth. He is also immune to virtually all illnesses and contaminates. He was able to heal all the damage he got in warehouse fight within few days. Superhuman Lung Capacity: Mark possesses the remarkable physiological ability to sustain his breath for extended periods of time, spanning several weeks. This allows him to endure the harshness of space unprotected and make interstellar travel. Superhuman Senses: Mark possesses an exceptional auditory perception surpassing human capabilities, allowing him to discern sounds emanating from considerable distances and selectively drown out specific noises shown when he was flying in the air and heard sirens Superhuman Speed: Mark can move at incredible speed, able to move multiple times faster than the speed of sound. He can easily achieve escape velocity of earth. It is said that he is far faster than immortal. He was able to leave the earth's atmosphere within 9 seconds. He is one of the fastest being on the earth if not the fastest. His speed also extends to his reflexes and reaction time, able to follow other superfast targets; Superhuman Stamina: Mark can sustain physical exertion for prolonged periods of time without showing any signs of exhaustion. He can likewise endure some of the most grievous of injuries that would instantly kill a human, excluding too much harm to his heart or brain. He was able to survive brutal beating from augmented Hail Mary with little discomfort and multiple mountain-shaking punches of Omni-Man without dying. He can go for several weeks without sleep or sustenance unhindered. Superhuman Strength: Mark demonstrates extraordinary physical strength, which allows him to lift massive vehicles, buildings and break through strong structures like concrete walls and reinforced steel with ease. Soon after gaining this new ability, he skillfully transported a garbage bag from America to England without even trying. He was able to halt the momentum of big asteroid which was capable of wiping out a country if not earth. In the face of formidable adversaries such as Monster Girl, he effortlessly demonstrated his prowess by effectively intercepting one of her powerful punches, effortlessly using one hand to immobilize her strike, and subsequently delivering a devastating blow that rendered her unconscious with a single punch of his own.

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Atom Eve

Samantha Eve Wilkins, is the tritagonist of Invincible, and the main protagonist in her own prequel story. She is a genetically bioengineered superhuman "superhero" known as Atom Eve, the biological daughter of the late Polly and an unnamed man, the indirect adopted daughter of Adam and Betsy Wilkins, and the girlfriend of Mark Grayson/Invincible.

Born to be the U.S. government's ultimate weapon, she was saved by her creator Dr. Elias Brandyworth, under her dying mother's request, and given to the Wilkins family to be protected. Eve became a hero in her pre-teen years, with the power to manipulate matter on a subatomic scale. She was a previous member of Teen Team, before they disbanded for tryouts for the new Guardians of the Globe. Though she passed the tryouts, Atom Eve chose to become an independent humanitarian hero.

Full Name Samantha Eve "Sam" Wilkins Other Names Atom Eve (alter ego) Phase One (designation)

Age 18 (Season 1)[1] 19 (Season 2) 20 (Season 3)

Gender Female ♀ Species Human Occupation Superhero Humanitarian Upstate University Student Reginald Vel Johnson High School Student (formerly)

Affiliations Teen Team (resigned) Guardians of the Globe (ally)

Relatives Adam Wilkins (indirect adoptive father) Betsy Wilkins (indirect adoptive mother) Elias Brandyworth † (creator) Polly † (biological mother) Unnamed (biological father) Unnamed Siblings † Unnamed Stillborn † (indirect adoptive sibling)

Allies Guardians of the Globe:

Rex Splode (ex-boyfriend) Dupli-Kate Robot The Immortal Shrinking Rae Monster Girl Black Samson Shapesmith Global Defense Agency:

Cecil Stedman Donald Ferguson Others:

Invincible (boyfriend) Amber Bennett William Clockwell Debbie Grayson Kid Omni-Man Enemies Doc Seismic Killcannon Omni-Man Steven Erickson (archenemy) Rodgers Sequids Flaxans:

Flaxan Leader † Home Wilkins House, Chicago, Illinois, United States, Earth Atom Eve's Home; Chicago, Illinois, United States, Earth

Goals Protect Earth and it's residents. (ongoing) To be with Mark. (succeeded)

Status Alive Date of birth April 19, 2004 Place of birth Valley Hospital

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Appearance Physique Eve is a young, beautiful, light-skinned Caucasian teenage girl with a slender appearance. She has very long red linear hair and green eyes.

Atom Eve Attire As Atom Eve, she wears a pink and light pink outfit, with the atom molecule logo and rings covering it and a pink cape, the she made herself. In her civilian attire, she wires a button long sleeved shirt and a short shirt underneath and blue jeans. In Season 1, Atom Eve's symbol was covered with an x, but from her special and onward, it is covered with rings similar to her comic counterpart.

Personality Eve tends to be a caring girl who struggles with finding her own identity. This is seen when she breaks up with Rex due to his cheating, leading her to quit her team. After that Eve takes this as a time to find her inner growth. Partly done because she truly wants to help people, and also to help herself find tranquility away from the things that caused her to feel stressed. Eve seemed to struggle with the pressure of balancing being hero, relationships and school. After helping Amber at the community center, she decided to quit her education even though she has good grades. Her powers give her comfort and stability to create an ideal world and environment that is suited to her.

Eve is an idealist who has strong beliefs and opinions on how the world should be. Even though Eve has one of the strongest powers in the series, she tries to utilize her powers in a way that's directed at nature, the environment, and people positively. However, in the last episode, Eve is conflicted about how she has been using her powers more isolated and directed at nature in contrast to the beginning of the series when she was on a team and used her powers more directed at villains and combat.

At the end of season one when she gives her secret identity away to Amber and William, due to the fact Amber and William already knowing about Mark's secret identity. She tells them that she's Atom Eve but becomes disappointed when both William and Amber don't recognize who she is. This could be due to the fact that she decided to use her powers more indirectly and isolated where before she was up close to all the action. Eve seems to struggle with stress causing her to leave her home when conflicting with her father. She finds comfort in talking to Mark due to both going through similar situations, because Mark is a hero with powers having relationship issues, similar as her. Eve and Marks relationship is special as she was the first out of his peers to find out his identity, partly because they both have powers. Mark seemed to be interested and physically attracted to Eve at the beginning of season one, however Eve was somewhat clueless to the way Mark interacted with her on a much more attentive level that only Rex could see and point out somewhat vaguely.

Eve puts others needs above her own. When she wanted to talk to Mark because she was struggling with Rex, she saw Mark making out with Amber and seemed genuinely happy that Mark had found a relationship, even though it meant that she couldn't talk to Mark in that moment or pursue him in a relationship as it seemed after she broke up with Rex she was starting to fall for him. This also showed that Eve feels like she can rely on Mark to talk to when she has inner turmoil.

Eve is a loyal friend and this is shown when Eve makes excuses to Amber about Mark's absence. Eve cares about helping people and cares for her friends a lot and helps them.

At the beginning of the first half of Season 2, Eve has grown reliant and overconfident in her abilities. While still trying to do what she believes is the right thing, she often fails to think things through, offering to use her powers to deal with her parents' financial situation and creating entire buildings without following proper regulations. Upon realizing this after people got injured due to her creations, Eve's confidence seems to have fallen considerably, desperately trying prevent anyone else from getting hurt as a result of her heroics.

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Powers and Abilities Powers Energy Projection: Eve can project a visible energy field, the precise nature of which is unknown but appears pink in color. She is capable of this energy for a variety of effects, including but not limited to: Energy Constructs: One of Atom Eve's most commonly used abilities which allows her to to create versatile energy constructions, which are limited only by her imagination and willpower. She is capable of using her energy constructs defensively and offensively. Though formidable it has been shown at times, that these constructs can be broken and/or shattered through enough brute force. Flight: Eve can fly or transport others by means of projecting solid light constructs that effectively levitate and propel them forward at high speeds. Telekinesis: Eve has demonstrated the ability to levitate and move objects and matter with her energy manipulating abilities. Atom Eve creates an armor to defend herself from her siblings Atom Eve creates an armor to defend herself from her siblings 1/6 Matter Manipulation: Due to her ability to manipulate the molecular and atomic structure of matter within her immediate vicinity, Eve has learned to rearrange and alter the molecular composition of any object she chooses. The first time she used this was able to turn a textbook into glass and then reverse this effect. She basically has the power to turn anything into anything else, so long as it is not a living, sentient being. Transmutation: She later has shown excellent skill in her transmutation powers, being able to warp matter within her environment, creating a large tree house out of thin air, & summon floral life in a barren wasteland. The limit to the amount of matter she can transform at one time is not yet known. She has on at least on one occasion, transmuted an undefined amount of barren farmland into a lush field of bountiful crops. The transformations that Atom Eve induces are apparently permanent unless she undoes them. Her costume is easily created by altering her clothes to fashion her Atom Eve suit. Biokinesis: Atom Eve's powers can allow her to affect living creatures and people, though this is normally restrained by mental blocks imposed by Brandyworth. When the blocks are removed, she gains access to formidable powers she normally does not have. Regenerative Healing Factor: She can fix and mend any wounds or broken bones she may have sustained. Memory Alteration: She can affect the minds of individuals and change their memories. Reality Warping: When accessing her full power, Eve has such vast control over energy/matter that she can warp reality. Abilities Hand To Hand Combat: Though preferring to utilize her powers in battle, Eve is trained in hand to hand combat. This consists of her using her energy based powers to enhance her physical strikes. Eve is also extremely flexible allowing her to evade incoming attacks. Science Level Intelligence: At the of 8, Eve manage to read or know about scientific terms like mercury, electrons, and molecules. She is able to know about the levels of atomic and molecule elements. Weaknesses Awareness: Eve can only alter what she is aware of. If there are parts to something that she is unaware of, then this will remain unaffected by her powers. This is shown when Eve attempted to create a playground only for it to fall apart, due to not knowing the area where it was built was unstable. Mental Limiter: Eve has a mental limiter on her powers that disable her from manipulate organic matter & over all limit her powers. The blocks can be temporarily removed, however, when she is under enough duress and experiences extreme emotions.

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Weaknesses Excessively High Frequency: The effects of high-frequency noise through Viltrumite's ears can be detrimental. It throws off their equilibrium, inhibiting their ability to fly, causing extreme pain, and may even possibly kill them. Depending on how strong the frequency determines that pain of attack. Extreme Force: While Viltrumites are among some of the strongest in the universe, they aren't completely unstoppable. Viltrumites can be harmed by beings of similar or greater strength.

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Guardians of the Globe:

The Guardians of the Globe are a superhero team of extraordinary individuals, considered to be the best of the best. Its purpose is to protect the Earth from inner or extra-terrestrial threats. Though primarily affiliated with the Global Defense Agency, they operate on a global scale rather than in a specific area.

Current members: The Immortal (current leader) Black Samson Robot (former leader) Monster Girl Rex Splode Bulletproof Shapesmith Shrinking Rae Former members: Dupli-Kate Omni-Man (Reservist) Aquarus † Darkwing † Green Ghost † Martian Man † Red Rush † War Woman †

Affiliation Global Defense Agency Allies Cecil Stedman Donald Ferguson Damien Darkblood Invincible Atom Eve

Enemies Mauler Twins Omni-Man (killer) Viltrum Empire Lizard League Machine Head Battle Beast Tether Tyrant Kursk Furnace Magmaniac Omnipotus

History Background Information The team was originally founded during the late 20th century and was primarily sponsored by the Global Defense Agency. It's original members compromised of The Immortal, Darkwing, War Woman, Red Rush, Aquarus, Martian Man, Black Samson, and Green Ghost I. Their headquarters was funded by Darkwing and War Woman's company.

Black Samson would eventually lose his abilities due to unknown means, which caused him to leave the team. Later on, the original Green Ghost was killed in action and female Green Ghost took his place.

Attack on the White House When the Mauler Twins emerge from the White House lawn and are about to kill Steve, an on-watch Security Guard. Red Rush, Green Ghost and Darkwing assist in evacuating and saving civilians and soldiers from the area, Aquarus, War Woman, The Immortal and Martian Man begin the assault on the Twins. After being trapped under a tank whilst protecting a civilian, Darkwing uses his grappling hook to save her at the cost of his life but is saved seconds before death by Omni-Man.

Former Guardians of the Globe The Guardians protecting the White House from the Mauler Twins.

War Woman lands a blow on one of the Twins as Red Rush, The Immortal and Aquarus engage the other as Green Ghost phases their bodies into the asphalt, with Martian Man binding them together as Red Rush pummels them. Darkwing places a series of explosives onto one of the Twins backs as he is struck by War Woman, sending him into the air and landing onto his counterpart. Darkwings explosives are activated on impact defeating the Twins.

Omni-Man's Massacre of the Guardians of the Globe The Guardians are shown in their down-time with Red Rush being distracted with his superhero duties during a picnic with his wife Olga, The Immortal fighting an airborne villain who's suit is laden with plutonium, Aquarus who is bored in his underwater home, War Woman being told about a product, Haven Storm 4.0, Martian Man expanding themselves with the help of a child called Nikki, Green Ghost in her civilian form as a photographer and Darkwing preventing a robbery when their alert bracelets sound.

With all members accounted for at Guardians Headquarters, The Immortal asks why Darkwing summoned them but is confused. War Woman deduces that no Guardian alerted them as Red Rush pushes The Immortal out of the path of Omni-Man's attack. Shocked by the assault, the Guardians begin attacking him as Red Rush uses his speed to move them from Omni-Man's attacks but is caught by Omni-Man during his assault and his head is crushed. Angered, Martian Man expands around Omni-Man as War Woman attacks him but breaks free and slams War Woman's face into the ground. Darkwing throws a series of explosives but miss Omni-Man as he prepares to land on Omni-Man, but Darkwing is grabbed by his ankle and is slammed to the floor instantly killing him. Omni-Man then throws the lifeless Darkwing into Green Ghosts arms as he punches through Green Ghosts head and uses her body to deflect Aquarus jet stream. The Immortal assumes Omni-Man is being controlled, but War Woman declares that regardless of their relationship to Omni-Man, he must be stopped by any means. War Woman successfully lands a blow on Omni-Man's temple disorienting him but regains control and grabs her staff, using it to slaughter Aquarus. Martian Man once again wraps himself around Omni-Man as The Immortal and War Woman begin punching rapidly. Omni-Man kills Martian Man by ripping out his core and punches through The Immortal's body as War Woman's neck is snapped. In his final moments, The Immortal asks why but Omni-Man doesn't reply, dismembering The Immortal's head from his body.

Exhausted, Omni-Man falls to the ground. The Global Defense Agency learn of the assault as paramedics attempt to preserve the leftovers of the Guardians as Omni-Man is taken to The Pentagon treat his injuries.

Recruiting a New Team

At the private funeral of the original Guardians, Cecil Stedman offered Robot a job at the GDA so he could build him a new Guardians of the Globe, only answering to him.

At the Pentagon, many heroes gathered from all around the globe to become one of the new members. In the end, Robot introduces the new Guardians: Black Samson, Shrinking Rae, Dupli-Kate, Monster Girl, and Rex Splode. Monster Girl's addition to the Guardians amuses Rex which leads to a brawl between the two, eventually ending after Invincible defuses the situation. After the brawl, Robot mentioned Atom Eve as a new Guardian, however she told him that she could not be on the same team as Rex and Kate and leaves.

Internal Issues Robot informs the new recruits about their training schedule, with Rex complaining about how early it would be. However, Robot tells him that they are no longer Teen Team, with Black Samson telling him he needs experience. When Rex insults Black Samson for losing his powers, he subtly threatens him and tells Robot they needed a real leader and not a bunch of ones and zeroes, stating that he could be the leader instead. However, Shrinking Rae points out that team needed more teamwork, which Robot agrees to. Everybody leaves and Black Samson congratulates Robot sarcastically. After everybody left, Monster Girl told Robot that she could not do three combat exercises a day, due to the nature of her powers. Robot apologizes and sympathizes, but Monster Girl believes there was no way he could understand since he was a Robot. From above, Omni-Man observes, describing what he had seen as pathetic.

After forensic investigations concluded, the new recruits moved into the Guardians' headquarters. Black Samson mentions it is good to be home again, which annoys Rex. Cecil walks in and tells them to not be too excited since it was their job. When Rex points out an uncleaned blood splatter in the wall, Cecil tells them that he had left that there as a reminder, before leaving. Monster Girl asks Rex if they are cool to which he responds they are, Robot walks up to Rex and tells him not to let his personal life to meddle with his professional one to which Rex responds by telling him to grow a pair. However, Robot mentions that he was giving him an order, patting him on the shoulder with a needle which slightly hurt Rex.

The new Guardians celebrate a victory against the Lizard League. They all celebrate with beers except for Robot and Black Samson, who emits a high frequency, which shatters their bottles. Black Samson berates them that people were in the hospital because they had not fought as a team. They go through the fight and Black Samson lectures them on what they could have done to save lives, but Rex was unhappy and told him they had done their best and won.

Battling Machine Head Later, as Mark tries getting up while taking down Machine Head who had hired supervillains to take him down, the Guardians of the Globe show up. They mention that Cecil had gotten an anonymous call and would take it from there.

Battle Beast Ep 5 Invincible (238) Battle Beast after defeating Monster Girl and Black Samson.

However, the hired supervillains were able to swiftly defeat the Guardians with ease, with Battle Beast mentioning he believed Earth had worthy opponents but was sorely disappointed. Battle Beast raises his mace and states to Invincible that killing him would be an act of mercy. Black Samson tries to shoot at him, but his tech fails and Invincible is struck in his stomach and stops responding. Black Samson removes his broken suit and charges toward Battle Beast, who rips his hand from his wrist and throws him, cracking his head. Monster Girl tries to defeat Battle Beast as well, but is also swiftly defeated. Robot shoots Battle Beast in retaliation and while the Guardians looked at their fallen friends, they told the supervillains that they had messed up.

Working together, they share an intense encounter with the villains and defeat all of them except for Battle Beast, who says there was no honor in killing insects and leaves. Machine Head is eventually knocked out by Rex as Robot holds Monster Girl heavily injured body. As Mark awakens, Titan tells him that he did not mean for things to turn out the way they did before leaving.

Battle Beast Aftermath

Invincible, Monster Girl, and Black Samson are rushed into the Global Defense Agency's ER. Black Samson was fibrillating, but they did not manage to wake him. Much to their surprise, he suddenly started emitting light waves which caused energy surges, but also gave him a heartbeat. After their recovery, Robot walks up to Monster Girl and Samson, from the other room saw he really cared for her. Robot tells him it was good to see him awake and explains that he was programmed to care for all humans, but he reminded him that he did not go to the Arctic for him. Black Samson tells Robot that he feels even better than when he lost his powers. Robot tells him to go back to HQ while he remained there with Monster Girl recovered.

When Samson left, Robot put his hand on her face and she suddenly awoke. She asks if they had won, and he says that they had thanks to her and he had never left while she recovered. Monster Girl is welcomed back by the Guardians, who all hug her. Rex tells them all they should party, handing her a milk carton which has beer in it. Monster Girl asks Black Samson why he had gotten his powers back, and he tells her he thinks it was because he was putting up with Rex. Robot tells her he is glad she had recovered and tells her he would never let her die, but repeated the word die many times, which the Guardians in shock.

Revelation of Omni-Man Cecil tells the Guardians to be quiet and sit tight until they were called. Rex is desperate and says they needed to know what was happening, which Black Samson agrees with. He asks if Robot can find out, but Robot did not respond. Rex hits the robot on the head until they are approached by the new Robot. He presents himself as Rudolph Connors, saying robot was simply a drone he controlled remotely. As Rudy tells the Guardians everything that had happened, Rex questions him as to why he had picked his body, with Monster Girl eventually realizing that he had done it for her. Rudy explains that he sympathized with Monster Girl as they were both people trapped in their bodies. Monster Girl goes through everything Robot had done and said that she needs time to process it.

Black Samson calls the Guardians and tells them he knew why they were on high alert. They see a video of Omni-Man destroying the satellite, confusing the already perplexed Rex. The Guardians call Cecil to say they should help, but he tells them to stay where they are until he told them to move, stating that they would be their last hope against Omni-Man. Rex is confused, but everybody confirms they heard what he did and they remember what had happened to the original Guardians of the Globe. The Guardians then look in shock as they see the recently resurrected Immortal attacks, and eventually gets killed by Omni-Man, confirming their previous suspicions.

The Guardians watch Nolan and Mark's transmission as they fight. Dupli-Kate suggests going to help them, but Rudy tells them that they needed to follow Cecil's orders and stay in the bunker since the battle was beyond their capabilities. Black Samson agrees, but Eve flies in, asking what was happening. Rex tells her that Omni-Man was fighting him, so Rudy says that he hopes Mark lives up to his name. The Guardians watch as the fight between Omni-Man and Invincible unfolds. Black Samson tells them to gear up because even if they could not stop the fight, they could save lives. Rudy tries to remind them of Cecil's orders, but Shrink Rae tells him they don't care, and Monster Girl walking up to him to remind him that he wasn't a Robot anymore.

After Omni-Man left Earth, the Guardians return to their bunker, exhausted. Rex walks up to the blood stain on the wall and cleans it, but Black Samson tells him that they had not earned it yet. Rex tells him to fuck off, but when Black Samson grabs him, the Guardians all support Rex, so Black Samson drops him and told him that they were finally a team, helping him with the stain.

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Trivia

The Guardians of the Globe is based off of the Justice League of America from DC Comics, with the original team rooster representing the League's most famous members; Darkwing for Batman, War Woman for Wonder Woman, Red Rush for the Flash, Aquarus for Aquaman, Martian Man for Martian Manhunter, and Green Ghost for Green Lantern. With Omni-Man, he is the series's version of Superman, although he was never officially a member of the Guardians and had no leadership position whatsoever within the team.

The Immortal and Black Samson are the only two who do not appear to have clear counterparts to any League member. The Immortal appears to be based on Vandal Savage and Black Adam, which are two major villains in the DC Universe. Black Samson was loosely inspired by Black Lightning from DC Comics as well as Marvel's Luke Cage.

The name "Guardians of the Globe" may be a reference to Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy. Many of the Guardians of the Globe had their designs changed in the show to fit their voice actors. Many of their voice actors were chosen due to their work in The Walking Dead.

It's unknown what happened to the original green ghost, he could've been killed in battle, retired, or went missing.

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