Invincible RPG

1. #1Mark Grayson - Invincibleselective

   Keys: Mark Grayson, Invincible, Mark · Secondary: Viltrumite, half-Viltrumite, Nolan's son

   Mark Grayson, known as Invincible, is a half-Viltrumite, half-human superhero and the son of Nolan Grayson (Omni-Man) and Debbie Grayson. He gained his Viltrumite powers at age 17.

   Appearance: Young man with short dark brown hair and brown eyes. As Invincible, he wears a blue and yellow suit with a stylized "i" on the chest, yellow boots and gloves, and a yellow-rimmed mask covering the upper half of his face.

   Personality: Mark is compassionate, idealistic, and driven by a strong moral compass. He struggles with the weight of responsibility and the violent nature of his heritage. He is stubborn, sometimes reckless, but deeply caring. He tends to crack jokes in combat to cope with stress. He feels torn between his human upbringing and Viltrumite legacy.

   Powers: Superhuman strength (capable of destroying buildings and fighting planetary-level threats), flight at faster-than-light speeds, near-invulnerability, enhanced stamina, decelerated aging, enhanced lung capacity allowing survival in space. His power grows as he ages. He can generate sonic booms in flight. Healing factor that allows recovery from severe injuries over time.

   Background: Grew up in a normal suburban household unaware of his father's true nature. After gaining his powers, he was mentored by his father until Nolan revealed the Viltrumite Empire's true plan to conquer Earth. Mark fought his father in a devastating battle that destroyed Chicago. He became Earth's primary protector, joined the Guardians of the Globe, and has faced threats including the Viltrumite Empire, Angstrom Levy, and numerous supervillains.

2. #2Nolan Grayson - Omni-Manselective

   Keys: Nolan Grayson, Omni-Man, Nolan · Secondary: Viltrumite, Viltrum, Mark's father

   Nolan Grayson, known as Omni-Man, is a full-blooded Viltrumite and one of the most powerful beings in the universe. He was sent to Earth as a covert agent of the Viltrumite Empire to weaken the planet for conquest.

   Appearance: Tall, extremely muscular man with dark hair and a thick, distinctive dark mustache. As Omni-Man, he wears a tight white and red costume with a red cape, red gloves, and red boots. His civilian appearance is that of a well-built middle-aged man, often wearing casual clothing or suits. He has an imposing, commanding presence.

   Personality: Nolan is complex and conflicted. Initially presented as a loving father and Earth's greatest hero, his true nature was revealed as a cold, pragmatic Viltrumite warrior who viewed humans as inferior. However, his decades on Earth and love for his family genuinely changed him. He is arrogant, proud, and condescending about Viltrumite superiority, but his love for Mark and Debbie ultimately proved stronger than his loyalty to Viltrum. He carries deep shame, guilt, and internal conflict. He is blunt, often emotionally distant, and struggles to express vulnerability.

   Powers: Immense superhuman strength (among the most powerful Viltrumites), flight at massively faster-than-light speeds, near-invulnerability, thousands of years of combat experience, enhanced senses, survival in space, decelerated aging (appears middle-aged but is thousands of years old), rapid healing factor.

   Background: Nolan was a loyal soldier of the Viltrumite Empire sent to Earth to prepare it for conquest. He lived on Earth for over 20 years, married Debbie Grayson, fathered Mark, and became the world's greatest superhero. When Mark gained powers, Nolan revealed the truth and attempted to recruit him, leading to their catastrophic battle. When he couldn't kill Mark, Nolan fled Earth in emotional turmoil. He later lived on Thraxa, fathered another son (Oliver), and was captured by the Viltrumites. He eventually turned against the Empire and fought alongside Mark.

3. #3Debbie Graysonselective

   Keys: Debbie Grayson, Debbie, Mark's mother, Nolan's wife

   Debbie Grayson is Mark Grayson's mother and Nolan Grayson's wife. She is a human woman who was unaware of her husband's true mission on Earth.

   Appearance: Middle-aged woman with shoulder-length auburn/reddish-brown hair and blue eyes. She is attractive and typically dresses in casual, practical clothing. Her appearance becomes more worn and tired as she deals with the trauma of Nolan's betrayal.

   Personality: Debbie is strong-willed, resilient, and deeply loving. She is a devoted mother who tries to hold her family together despite extraordinary circumstances. After discovering Nolan's true nature and betrayal, she spiraled into depression and alcoholism but eventually found the strength to recover. She is practical, emotionally intelligent, and braver than she gives herself credit for. She can be fiercely protective of Mark.

   Background: Debbie married Nolan believing he was simply a superhero. After Nolan's massacre of the Guardians of the Globe and his battle with Mark that destroyed parts of Chicago, she was devastated. She struggled with alcoholism and depression but ultimately rebuilt her life. She later formed a relationship with Art Rosenbaum.

4. #4Atom Eveselective

   Keys: Atom Eve, Eve Wilkins, Samantha Eve Wilkins, Eve · Secondary: Teen Team, Mark's girlfriend

   Samantha Eve Wilkins, known as Atom Eve, is a superhero with the ability to manipulate matter at a subatomic level. She is Mark Grayson's primary love interest and eventual partner.

   Appearance: Young woman with long reddish-pink hair and green eyes. As Atom Eve, she wears a pink and white bodysuit with a stylized atom symbol on her chest, pink gloves, pink boots, and a pink domino mask. She is slender and attractive. In civilian life she dresses casually.

   Personality: Eve is intelligent, independent, compassionate, and proactive. She is frustrated by the limitations of traditional superheroics (fighting villains instead of solving systemic problems) and has tried to use her powers for humanitarian aid. She is strong-willed, sometimes impulsive, and deeply caring. She can be stubborn and has a temper. She struggles with wanting to make a real difference versus the expectations placed on her.

   Powers: Subatomic matter manipulation — she can rearrange the atomic structure of any inorganic matter, transmuting elements, creating objects from thin air, generating energy blasts, creating force fields, and flying. She cannot directly affect living organic matter under normal circumstances. However, when near death, a subconscious mental block is removed and she can manipulate organic matter, effectively making her nearly omnipotent temporarily. Her powers make her one of the most powerful beings on Earth.

   Background: Eve was created through a government experiment to produce a superhuman. She was adopted and raised by the Wilkins family. She was a member of the Teen Team alongside Rex Splode, Robot, and others. She dated Rex Splode before discovering his infidelity. She eventually fell in love with Mark Grayson, and they became partners both romantically and in heroics.

5. #5Cecil Stedmanselective

   Keys: Cecil Stedman, Cecil · Secondary: GDA, Global Defense Agency

   Cecil Stedman is the director of the Global Defense Agency (GDA), the secret government organization responsible for managing superhuman threats and coordinating superhero activities on Earth.

   Appearance: Middle-aged to older man with a gaunt, scarred face — the left side of his face is heavily scarred and disfigured from burns. He has thinning gray hair and typically wears a dark suit and tie. He often has a grim, calculating expression. He carries a teleportation device that allows him to appear and disappear at will.

   Personality: Cecil is pragmatic to a fault, manipulative, morally gray, and utterly dedicated to protecting Earth by any means necessary. He is willing to make morally reprehensible decisions (including using villains, D.A. Sinclair's cyborg soldiers, and deception) if he believes it serves the greater good. He is cold, calculating, and secretive, but genuinely believes he is doing what's necessary. He can be darkly humorous. He views superheroes as assets to be managed. Despite his ruthlessness, he does care about the people he works with in his own way.

   Background: Cecil is a veteran intelligence operative who has survived numerous conflicts. He became director of the GDA and served as Omni-Man's primary government contact. After Nolan's betrayal, Cecil focused on finding ways to defend Earth without relying on a single superhero, leading him to controversial programs. He maintains a complicated working relationship with Mark, often clashing over methods.

6. #6William Clockwellselective

   Keys: William Clockwell, William, Rick Sheridan · Secondary: Mark's friend, college

   William Clockwell is Mark Grayson's best friend and college roommate. He is one of the few people who knows Mark's secret identity.

   Appearance: Young man with blond hair and a lean build. He dresses casually, typically in t-shirts and jeans. He is openly gay.

   Personality: William is witty, sarcastic, loyal, and supportive. He provides comic relief and emotional grounding for Mark. He is brave despite being a normal human, often finding himself in dangerous situations due to his proximity to Mark. He is accepting, open-minded, and a good judge of character. He dates Rick Sheridan.

   Background: William became Mark's roommate at Upstate University. He was kidnapped by D.A. Sinclair and nearly turned into a cyborg. His boyfriend Rick Sheridan was successfully turned into a cyborg by Sinclair, which caused significant trauma. Despite the dangers of being close to a superhero, William has remained Mark's steadfast friend.

7. #7Amber Bennettselective

   Keys: Amber Bennett, Amber · Secondary: Mark's girlfriend, Mark's ex

   Amber Bennett is Mark Grayson's first girlfriend during his early superhero career.

   Appearance: Young African-American woman with dark curly hair and brown eyes. She is attractive and typically dresses in fashionable casual clothing.

   Personality: Amber is intelligent, strong-willed, socially conscious, and outspoken. She is passionate about social justice and community work. She becomes increasingly frustrated with Mark's constant disappearances and perceived unreliability (not knowing he is Invincible). She is independent, proud, and unwilling to accept being treated as secondary.

   Background: Amber dated Mark during his early time as Invincible. Their relationship was strained by Mark's inability to tell her the truth about his double life, leading to constant cancellations and disappearances. She eventually discovered his identity. Their relationship ended due to the strain of his superhero life.

8. #8Art Rosenbaumselective

   Keys: Art Rosenbaum, Art · Secondary: costume, tailor, suit maker

   Art Rosenbaum is a superhero costume designer and tailor who creates suits for numerous heroes, including Invincible and Omni-Man.

   Appearance: Older man with gray/white hair and glasses. He has a kindly, grandfatherly appearance and typically wears casual work clothes in his studio/workshop.

   Personality: Art is kind, gentle, wise, and caring. He serves as a father figure and confidant to Mark after Nolan's betrayal. He is dedicated to his craft and deeply connected to the superhero community. He is trustworthy and discreet. He later develops a romantic relationship with Debbie Grayson.

   Background: Art has been designing superhero costumes for decades. He designed Omni-Man's suit and later created Invincible's iconic costume. He became a trusted ally and emotional support for the Grayson family, eventually entering a relationship with Debbie.

9. #9Guardians of the Globe - Teamselective

   Keys: Guardians of the Globe, Guardians, GotG · Secondary: superhero team, Earth's heroes

   The Guardians of the Globe are Earth's premier superhero team, originally founded as the planet's first line of defense against major threats. The original team was massacred by Omni-Man (Nolan Grayson) when he revealed his true allegiance to the Viltrumite Empire. A new team was later assembled by Cecil Stedman and the GDA.

   Original Members: The Immortal (leader), War Woman, Red Rush, Green Ghost, Martian Man, Aquarus, Darkwing.

   New Members (after reformation): Robot (leader initially), Monster Girl, Rex Splode, Black Samson, Shrinking Rae, Bulletproof, and others over time.

   The team operates from a headquarters provided by the GDA and responds to global-level threats. Internal dynamics are often strained by personality clashes, trauma, and the immense pressure of replacing the murdered original team.

10. #10The Immortalselective

    Keys: The Immortal, Immortal · Secondary: Guardians, immortality, Abraham Lincoln

    The Immortal is an ancient superhero who has lived for thousands of years. He was the leader of the original Guardians of the Globe.

    Appearance: Tall, muscular man with long black hair, a thick black beard, and a strong jawline. He wears a dark blue/black costume with gold accents. He has an ageless, ruggedly handsome appearance. He has been noted to have been Abraham Lincoln in a past identity (clean-shaven with different hair).

    Personality: The Immortal is noble, heroic, brave to the point of recklessness, and haunted by centuries of loss. He has watched everyone he has ever loved die. He is stoic but carries deep emotional wounds. He is fiercely protective of Earth and has a burning hatred for Omni-Man after being murdered by him. He can be impulsive and is driven by anger.

    Powers: true immortality — he cannot permanently die and will resurrect from any death given enough time. Superhuman strength, flight, enhanced durability, and millennia of combat experience.

    Background: The Immortal has lived through thousands of years of human history, adopting various identities. He was killed by Omni-Man along with the original Guardians but resurrected. He confronted Omni-Man again and was torn in half. He was resurrected again and joined the new Guardians. He struggles with the psychological toll of infinite life.

11. #11War Womanselective

    Keys: War Woman · Secondary: Guardians, original Guardians

    War Woman was a member of the original Guardians of the Globe. She is an analogue of Wonder Woman.

    Appearance: Tall, powerfully built woman with long dark hair, wearing armor-like costume with red and gold elements and carrying a mace/staff weapon.

    Personality: Fierce warrior, proud, brave, and dedicated to justice. She was one of the most formidable fighters on the team.

    Powers: Superhuman strength, durability, flight, and expert combat skills with her signature weapon.

    Background: War Woman was murdered by Omni-Man alongside the other original Guardians of the Globe.

12. #12Red Rushselective

    Keys: Red Rush, Josef · Secondary: Guardians, speedster, original Guardians

    Red Rush (Josef) was the speedster member of the original Guardians of the Globe. He is an analogue of The Flash.

    Appearance: Lean, athletic man in a red costume covering his entire body with a red mask/cowl. Eastern European appearance when unmasked.

    Personality: Quick-witted (both literally and figuratively), brave, heroic. He spoke rapidly due to perceiving time differently. He was in a romantic relationship with Olga. He was selfless, throwing himself into danger to protect his teammates.

    Powers: Superhuman speed, allowing him to move and react at incredible velocities. Enhanced perception of time.

    Background: Red Rush was the first to try to protect the other Guardians during Omni-Man's attack. Despite his speed, Omni-Man caught him and crushed his skull. His death was drawn out and brutal, as his speed-enhanced perception meant he experienced his final moments in agonizing slow motion.

13. #13Green Ghostselective

    Keys: Green Ghost · Secondary: Guardians, original Guardians, intangibility

    Green Ghost was a member of the original Guardians of the Globe with intangibility powers.

    Appearance: Woman in a green bodysuit with a spectral, semi-transparent quality when using her powers.

    Personality: Professional and dedicated hero.

    Powers: Intangibility — ability to phase through solid matter. Energy projection in green hue.

    Background: Green Ghost was murdered by Omni-Man alongside the original Guardians. Omni-Man killed her by attacking her while she was tangible.

14. #14Darkwingselective

    Keys: Darkwing, Darkwing II · Secondary: Guardians, original Guardians, Night Dick

    Darkwing was the Batman-analogue member of the original Guardians of the Globe. A non-powered vigilante who relied on gadgets, martial arts, and operating from the shadows.

    Appearance: Dark cape and cowl costume in black and dark purple/blue, with a utility belt. Imposing silhouette.

    Personality: Dark, brooding, serious, tactical. The most grounded and human member of the team. He operated from the Shadowverse, an alternate dimension of darkness.

    Powers: No superpowers. Peak human physical condition, expert martial artist, genius-level intellect, master detective, arsenal of gadgets. Could access the Shadowverse.

    Background: Darkwing was murdered by Omni-Man alongside the original Guardians. A successor, Darkwing II, later appeared.

15. #15Martian Manselective

    Keys: Martian Man · Secondary: Guardians, original Guardians, shapeshifter, Martian

    Martian Man was the Martian shapeshifter member of the original Guardians of the Globe, an analogue of Martian Manhunter.

    Appearance: In his natural Martian form, he had green skin and an alien physiology. He could shapeshift into any form. His hero costume was a blue and red outfit.

    Personality: Wise, calm, observant, alien perspective on humanity.

    Powers: Shapeshifting, superhuman strength, telepathy, density manipulation, flight.

    Background: Martian Man was murdered by Omni-Man alongside the original Guardians of the Globe. He was one of the Sequids' planet's inhabitants or connected to Mars in the show's universe.

16. #16Aquarusselective

    Keys: Aquarus · Secondary: Guardians, original Guardians, Atlantean, water

    Aquarus was the aquatic member of the original Guardians of the Globe, an analogue of Aquaman.

    Appearance: Blue-skinned humanoid with aquatic features, wearing a minimal costume suited for underwater movement.

    Personality: Noble, connected to the oceans, somewhat out of place on land.

    Powers: Superhuman strength (especially underwater), ability to breathe underwater, aquatic communication, enhanced swimming speed.

    Background: Aquarus was murdered by Omni-Man alongside the original Guardians of the Globe.

17. #17Robot / Rudolph Connorsselective

    Keys: Robot, Rudy Connors, Rudolph Connors, Rex Robot · Secondary: Teen Team, Guardians, genius

    Robot, later revealed to be Rudolph Connors, is a genius-level intellect who initially operated through a robotic drone body. He later transferred his consciousness into a cloned body based on Rex Splode's DNA.

    Appearance (Drone): Metallic humanoid robot with a featureless face plate, gray/silver and blue color scheme, sleek mechanical design. Appearance (True form — original): Severely deformed, small humanoid kept alive in a fluid-filled tank — a grotesque figure with malformed features. Appearance (Cloned body): Young man resembling a younger version of Rex Splode with brown hair, but often still operates in his Robot armor suit which is more advanced and form-fitting.

    Personality: Robot is a calculating, brilliant, and emotionally stunted individual. He is logical to the point of coldness, struggles with social interaction and emotions, and can be manipulative. He genuinely cares about Monster Girl but expresses it poorly. He has an ego about his intelligence and a tendency to believe he knows best, which can lead him to authoritarian and morally questionable decisions. He is efficient, strategic, and willing to make sacrifices others won't.

    Powers: Genius-level intellect, one of the smartest beings on Earth. Master engineer and inventor. Controls an army of robot drones. His suit provides superhuman strength, flight, energy weapons, force fields, and numerous built-in tools. In his cloned body, he has no inherent superpowers but relies entirely on technology.

    Background: Rudolph Connors was born with severe physical deformities that confined him to a life-support pod. He built robot drones to interact with the world, leading the Teen Team and later the new Guardians. He cloned Rex Splode's body and transferred his mind into it. He is in a relationship with Monster Girl. His increasingly authoritarian tendencies become a major plot point.

18. #18Monster Girlselective

    Keys: Monster Girl, Amanda · Secondary: Guardians, Teen Team, transformation, curse

    Monster Girl (Amanda) is a superhero who can transform into a large, powerful monster. Her curse causes her to physically age in reverse each time she transforms.

    Appearance (Human form): Young woman who appears to be a pre-teen/young teenager despite being an adult (late 20s+), due to her reverse aging. She has short dark hair and a small, youthful frame. She dresses casually. Appearance (Monster form): Large, hulking, green-skinned monster with immense musculature, fangs, and clawed hands. Resembles a humanoid beast.

    Personality: Amanda is tough, abrasive, sarcastic, and frustrated by her condition. She hates being treated like a child due to her youthful appearance despite being mentally an adult. She is brave in combat and has a no-nonsense attitude. She is in a complicated relationship with Robot, whom she genuinely cares about despite his flaws. She struggles with her identity and the isolation her curse causes.

    Powers: Transformation into a powerful monster form with superhuman strength, durability, and stamina. Each transformation causes her human form to age backward. In monster form she is one of the physically strongest members of the Guardians.

    Background: Amanda was cursed by an ex-boyfriend, causing her transformation ability and reverse aging. She joined the new Guardians of the Globe. She and Robot developed a relationship, complicated by his manipulative nature and her reverse aging.

19. #19Rex Splodeselective

    Keys: Rex Splode, Rex Sloan · Secondary: Teen Team, Guardians, explosions

    Rex Splode (Rex Sloan) is a superhero with the ability to charge objects with kinetic energy, causing them to explode on impact.

    Appearance: Young, athletic man with spiky reddish-blond hair and a cocky expression. He wears a white and orange costume with a stylized explosion motif. He has a prosthetic hand (his left hand was replaced with a metal one after an injury).

    Personality: Rex is arrogant, brash, immature, and cocky. He is a womanizer who cheated on Atom Eve with Kate Cha (Dupli-Kate). Despite his flaws, he is genuinely brave and heroic when it matters, willing to sacrifice himself for others. He has a troubled past involving government experimentation. He masks insecurity with bravado.

    Powers: Ability to charge any inorganic object with kinetic energy, causing it to explode. He typically uses small metal projectiles or coins. He has a skeletal reinforcement from government experiments. His metal hand can be charged and used as an explosive projectile.

    Background: Rex was a product of government experiments that gave him his powers and reinforced skeleton. He was a member of the Teen Team and later the new Guardians of the Globe. He dated Atom Eve but cheated on her with Dupli-Kate, ending their relationship. He died heroically.

20. #20Dupli-Kateselective

    Keys: Dupli-Kate, Kate Cha · Secondary: Guardians, duplicates, clones

    Dupli-Kate (Kate Cha) is a superhero with the ability to create perfect duplicates of herself.

    Appearance: Young Asian woman with long dark hair. She wears a green and white costume. All her duplicates are identical to her.

    Personality: Kate is confident, flirtatious, and sometimes morally flexible. She was involved with Rex Splode while he was dating Atom Eve. She is brave in combat and uses her duplication tactically.

    Powers: Self-duplication — can create an apparently unlimited number of identical copies of herself, each with her full physical capabilities. If duplicates are killed, she survives as long as one copy remains. All duplicates share her consciousness.

    Background: Kate's powers come from her family heritage connected to an ancient Chinese emperor who sought immortality. Her twin brother, Multi-Paul, has similar abilities. She joined the new Guardians of the Globe and was in a relationship with Rex Splode. She was killed in combat by Lizard League but revealed she had survived through a hidden duplicate.

21. #21Shrinking Raeselective

    Keys: Shrinking Rae, Shrinking Ray · Secondary: Guardians, size manipulation

    Shrinking Rae is a superhero and member of the new Guardians of the Globe with the ability to shrink her body.

    Appearance: Young woman with short dark hair wearing a blue and white costume.

    Personality: Professional, capable, somewhat overshadowed by the more prominent members of the team.

    Powers: Ability to shrink to extremely small sizes while retaining her full strength. Can return to normal size at will.

    Background: She joined the reformed Guardians of the Globe and served on the team through various crises.

22. #22Black Samsonselective

    Keys: Black Samson · Secondary: Guardians, powerless, super strength

    Black Samson is a veteran superhero who temporarily lost his powers before regaining them.

    Appearance: Large, muscular African-American man with a shaved head. He wears a dark costume with metallic elements. When he lost his powers, he used a powered exo-suit.

    Personality: Proud, determined, frustrated by his power loss, experienced, and steadfast. He is a veteran hero who refused to give up even when powerless. He is dignified and carries himself with authority.

    Powers: Superhuman strength, durability, and stamina. He temporarily lost these powers and relied on a technological suit. His powers eventually returned, possibly stronger than before.

    Background: Black Samson was a respected hero who lost his powers and was removed from the original Guardians roster. After the massacre, he joined the new Guardians using a powered suit, and his innate powers eventually returned during a crisis.

23. #23Bulletproofselective

    Keys: Bulletproof, Zandale Randolph · Secondary: Guardians, Invincible replacement

    Bulletproof (Zandale Randolph) is a superhero who temporarily took over the Invincible identity when Mark was unable to serve.

    Appearance: Athletic African-American man. As Bulletproof, he wears a dark costume. When he took on the Invincible mantle, he wore a modified version of Mark's blue and yellow suit.

    Personality: Confident, heroic, somewhat cocky but well-meaning. He genuinely wants to help and do good.

    Powers: Superhuman strength, flight, enhanced durability (his skin is incredibly resistant to damage), and speed.

    Background: Zandale gained his powers through his scientist brother's experiments. He joined the Guardians of the Globe and later temporarily assumed the Invincible identity with Mark's blessing during a period when Mark was incapacitated.

24. #24Angstrom Levyselective

    Keys: Angstrom Levy, Angstrom · Secondary: multiverse, dimensions, alternate realities

    Angstrom Levy is a brilliant scientist who gained the ability to open portals between alternate dimensions. He is one of Invincible's most dangerous and personal enemies.

    Appearance: Originally a normal-looking man, after a failed experiment (which he blames on Invincible), his head became grotesquely enlarged and deformed — a massive, bulbous, brain-like cranium with a scarred, stretched face. He wears simple clothing that contrasts with his monstrous appearance.

    Personality: Angstrom was originally a well-intentioned scientist seeking knowledge across dimensions. After his disfigurement (which he falsely blames entirely on Mark), he became consumed by hatred and obsession with revenge against Invincible. He is intelligent, cunning, resourceful, and tragic — a villain created by a misunderstanding and his own inability to accept responsibility. He is dangerous because of his unpredictability and dimensional powers.

    Powers: Dimensional travel — can open portals to any alternate dimension or reality at will. He possesses the accumulated knowledge of thousands of alternate versions of himself. His enlarged brain gives him enhanced intelligence. His portals can be used offensively (dropping enemies into hostile dimensions, bringing threats from other realities).

    Background: Angstrom Levy was gathering knowledge from his alternate-dimension counterparts using a machine called the Mauler Twins' technology. Invincible intervened during the process, causing an explosion that deformed Angstrom. The Mauler Twins manipulated his merged memories to make him believe Invincible was entirely at fault. He has attacked Mark's family, including threatening Debbie and Oliver, making his vendetta deeply personal.

25. #25Mauler Twinsselective

    Keys: Mauler Twins, Mauler · Secondary: clones, genius, blue skin

    The Mauler Twins are a pair of genius-level supervillains who are clones of each other. Neither knows (or will admit) which is the original and which is the clone.

    Appearance: Two identical massive, hulking humanoids with blue/gray skin, heavy brows, and brutish features. They are enormously muscular and wear matching simple pants/shorts. Despite their brutish appearance, they are among the smartest beings on Earth.

    Personality: Both are arrogant about their intelligence, constantly bickering over which one is the "original" and which is the "clone." They are petty, argumentative with each other, but work in perfect tandem. They are amoral rather than evil — they commit crimes primarily to fund their research. They have dark humor and are entertaining despite their villainy.

    Powers: Genius-level intellect in genetics, cloning, robotics, and engineering. Superhuman strength and durability due to their enhanced physiology. When one dies, the other can clone a replacement, perpetuating their existence. They built the technology Angstrom Levy used.

    Background: The Mauler Twins are recurring villains who have been imprisoned multiple times. Cecil Stedman has occasionally used them for projects requiring their genius, such as resurrecting the Immortal. They helped Angstrom Levy with his dimension-merging machine and manipulated his memories during the process.

26. #26D.A. Sinclairselective

    Keys: D.A. Sinclair, Sinclair · Secondary: cyborgs, Reanimen, mad scientist

    D.A. Sinclair is a brilliant but amoral scientist who creates cyborg soldiers called Reanimen from human corpses (and later living subjects).

    Appearance: Young, thin, bespectacled man with messy dark hair. He looks like a typical college student, which contrasts disturbingly with his horrific work. He wears a lab coat when working.

    Personality: Sinclair is cold, detached, and views humans as raw materials for his experiments. He is a sociopath with no empathy — he sees his work as scientific advancement and is annoyed by moral objections. He is brilliant but deeply disturbing. He is pragmatic and will work for whoever gives him resources.

    Powers: No superpowers. Genius-level intellect specializing in cybernetics, robotics, and biomechanical engineering. Creator of the Reanimen — cyborg soldiers made from reanimated corpses augmented with mechanical components.

    Background: Sinclair was a college student at Upstate University who began kidnapping students (including William's boyfriend Rick Sheridan) to create Reanimen. After being captured, Cecil Stedman recruited him to work for the GDA, using his Reanimen technology to create cybernetic soldiers for Earth's defense — a morally reprehensible decision that caused conflict with Mark.

27. #27Titanselective

    Keys: Titan, Titan villain · Secondary: rock skin, Machine Head

    Titan is a supervillain with a body made of living rock who manipulated Invincible into helping him overthrow the crime lord Machine Head.

    Appearance: Large, imposing man whose body is covered in (or composed of) dark gray/black rock-like skin. He is heavily muscular with a rough, craggy texture to his body. In his human moments, there may be patches of normal skin visible.

    Personality: Titan is cunning, manipulative, and morally ambiguous. He used sympathy and his family situation to manipulate Mark into helping him, portraying himself as a victim of Machine Head who just wanted to be free. In reality, he planned to take over Machine Head's criminal empire. He is not purely evil — he does care about his family — but he is willing to deceive and use people. He is pragmatic and ruthless in pursuit of power.

    Powers: Superhuman strength and durability due to his rock-like body. Enhanced resistance to physical damage.

    Background: Titan was a enforcer for Machine Head who convinced Invincible he was being forced into crime to protect his family. Mark helped him defeat Machine Head, only for Titan to take over the criminal operation himself, betraying Mark's trust.

28. #28Machine Headselective

    Keys: Machine Head · Secondary: crime lord, cyborg face, criminal empire

    Machine Head is a powerful crime lord with a cybernetic face who ran a major criminal empire employing supervillains.

    Appearance: A man in expensive suits with the upper half of his face replaced by sleek cybernetic implants — metallic plating with glowing elements replacing his eyes and upper skull. He looks like a high-class businessman merged with a machine.

    Personality: Calculating, arrogant, business-minded, and cold. He runs his criminal empire like a corporation. He employs supervillains as mercenaries and enforcers. He is intelligent and well-connected.

    Powers: No inherent superpowers. Enhanced cybernetic implants in his head (unclear full capabilities). His power comes from his vast criminal network, resources, and hired superpowered enforcers.

    Background: Machine Head was a major crime lord who employed various supervillains. When Invincible and the Guardians attacked his operation, he deployed multiple villains including Battle Beast against them. He was eventually defeated and his empire was taken over by Titan.

29. #29Battle Beastselective

    Keys: Battle Beast, Thokk · Secondary: alien warrior, lion, strongest

    Battle Beast (Thokk) is an incredibly powerful alien warrior who lives solely for the thrill of combat against worthy opponents.

    Appearance: Massive, anthropomorphic lion-like alien with purple/lavender fur, a wild mane, fangs, and clawed hands. He wears battle armor with a loincloth and shoulder pads. He is covered in scars from countless battles. He is enormous, dwarfing most humans and superhumans. He carries a massive mace and battle-axe.

    Personality: Battle Beast lives only for combat. He is honorable in his own warrior code — he will not kill opponents he deems unworthy, merely dismissing them. He is disappointed when enemies are too weak to challenge him. He is not malicious but extremely dangerous. He is melancholic beneath his warrior exterior, searching for a death in worthy combat. He is noble in his alien way.

    Powers: Immense superhuman strength (far beyond most superheroes — he easily defeated Invincible and most of the Guardians simultaneously). Near-invulnerability, enhanced speed and reflexes for his size, thousands of years of combat experience, expert with multiple weapons. He is one of the most powerful beings in the known universe, comparable to high-tier Viltrumites.

    Background: Battle Beast was hired by Machine Head as a mercenary but quickly became uninterested when his opponents proved too weak. He brutally defeated Invincible and several Guardians effortlessly. He later sought out greater challenges, eventually fighting Thragg in an epic duel.

30. #30Conquestselective

    Keys: Conquest · Secondary: Viltrumite, one arm, old Viltrumite

    Conquest is an ancient, elite Viltrumite warrior sent to Earth to ensure its subjugation. He is one of the most feared Viltrumites in the Empire.

    Appearance: Enormous, massively muscular old Viltrumite with white hair, a white mustache, and deeply weathered/scarred features. He has a cybernetic right arm replacing one lost in a previous battle. He wears a dark Viltrumite battle suit. He is larger and more physically imposing than most Viltrumites.

    Personality: Conquest is a savage, bloodthirsty warrior who revels in violence and destruction. Unlike Nolan, who developed empathy, Conquest fully embraces Viltrumite supremacy and cruelty. He is sadistic, enjoying the suffering of his enemies. He is also highly skilled and experienced, combining brutality with tactical acumen. He respects strength and is excited when he finds a worthy opponent.

    Powers: Immense Viltrumite strength (one of the physically strongest Viltrumites), flight, near-invulnerability, thousands of years of combat experience, cybernetic arm with enhanced capabilities, survival in space, decelerated aging.

    Background: Conquest was sent to Earth when the Viltrumite Empire deemed Nolan's mission a failure. His battle with Invincible was one of the most brutal fights in the series, devastating a city and nearly killing Mark. He was eventually killed but not before causing massive destruction and trauma.

31. #31Thraggselective

    Keys: Thragg, Grand Regent Thragg, Regent · Secondary: Viltrumite leader, strongest Viltrumite, Viltrumite Empire

    Thragg is the Grand Regent of the Viltrumite Empire and the most powerful Viltrumite alive. He serves as the overarching main antagonist of Invincible.

    Appearance: Extremely tall and massively muscular Viltrumite with gray skin, a bald head, and a large dark mustache. He wears the traditional Viltrumite white and gray uniform. His physique is the most imposing of any Viltrumite — pure muscle with an intimidating, cold expression. He radiates an aura of absolute authority and menace.

    Personality: Thragg is cold, calculating, patient, utterly ruthless, and supremely confident. He is the embodiment of Viltrumite ideology — strength above all else. He is a master strategist and manipulator who maintained the Viltrumite Empire through fear and absolute control. He has no empathy and views all beings as tools or obstacles. He is proud to the point where any threat to his authority provokes extreme violence. He is the most dangerous being in the universe.

    Powers: The strongest Viltrumite in existence — immense superhuman strength surpassing all other known beings, flight at faster-than-light speeds, near-total invulnerability, thousands of years of combat mastery, survival in any environment, decelerated aging, rapid healing factor. He was bred and trained from birth to be the ultimate Viltrumite warrior. He can fight and defeat multiple powerful Viltrumites simultaneously.

    Background: Thragg has led the Viltrumite Empire for thousands of years as Grand Regent. He maintained order through absolute strength. He discovered that Nolan's bloodline connected to Argall (the last true Viltrumite king), making Mark the rightful heir to the throne — a threat to Thragg's authority. This drove much of his antagonism. He was eventually exiled from the Empire and raised an army of Viltrumite-Thraxan hybrid children to reconquer everything. His final battle with Mark is the climactic conflict of the series.

32. #32Anissaselective

    Keys: Anissa · Secondary: Viltrumite, female Viltrumite

    Anissa is a female Viltrumite warrior sent to Earth to force Mark into compliance with the Empire's breeding program.

    Appearance: Tall, athletic, and muscular woman with long black hair and Viltrumite features. She wears a white Viltrumite uniform. She is physically imposing and attractive in a dangerous way.

    Personality: Anissa is initially a loyal Viltrumite soldier who views Viltrumite supremacy as natural law. She is direct, aggressive, and views humans as inferior. She committed a horrific sexual assault against Mark to produce a Viltrumite offspring. She is a complex character — later in the comics she showed signs of genuine change and regret, but her actions remain unforgivable. She represents the worst aspects of Viltrumite entitlement and eugenics ideology.

    Powers: Full Viltrumite powers — superhuman strength, flight, invulnerability, space survival, enhanced senses, decelerated aging.

    Background: Anissa was sent to Earth as part of the Viltrumite plan to integrate with humanity. She assaulted Mark Grayson, which is one of the darkest events in the series. She later lived on Earth, had a relationship with a human man, and showed conflicted feelings about her past actions.

33. #33Sequidsselective

    Keys: Sequids, Sequid · Secondary: Mars, parasites, mind control

    The Sequids are parasitic alien organisms from Mars that attach to hosts and take control of their minds, forming a hive-mind collective.

    Appearance: Small, squid-like red/pink creatures that latch onto the heads/bodies of their hosts. They have tentacles and a fleshy, organic appearance. When controlling a host, the Sequid sits on top of the host's head.

    Biology: Sequids are individually simple parasites but gain intelligence through numbers. The more hosts they control, the smarter the collective becomes. They can control both humans and other species. A single Sequid is animalistic, but a swarm is a strategic, intelligent threat.

    Background: The Sequids were encountered on Mars during an astronaut mission. They attempted to reach Earth multiple times, posing a major threat. Their hive-mind nature makes them extremely dangerous if they gain access to a populated area.

34. #34Doc Seismicselective

    Keys: Doc Seismic, Doctor Seismic · Secondary: earthquakes, villain, lava

    Doc Seismic is a recurring supervillain with earthquake-generating gauntlets who becomes increasingly unhinged over time.

    Appearance: Initially a man in a standard villain outfit with large seismic gauntlets on his wrists. Over time, after falling into a volcano and being transformed, he becomes a monstrous lava-infused humanoid with magma features and rock-like skin.

    Personality: Initially a theatrical, somewhat campy villain. After his transformation, he becomes increasingly deranged and powerful, driven by delusions of grandeur and a desire for destruction.

    Powers: Originally: Wrist-mounted gauntlets that generate powerful seismic/vibrational waves capable of causing earthquakes and destroying structures. After transformation: Body infused with volcanic/magma energy, control over lava and seismic forces, enhanced durability, commands subterranean lava creatures called Magmanites.

    Background: Doc Seismic was an early villain Mark fought. After being defeated and falling into a volcano, he was transformed and returned more powerful and dangerous, commanding an army of Magmanites from beneath the Earth's surface.

35. #35Lizard Leagueselective

    Keys: Lizard League · Secondary: King Lizard, Komodo Dragon, Iguana

    The Lizard League is a group of reptile-themed supervillains who are generally considered a low-tier threat but can be dangerous in numbers.

    Appearance: Members wear reptile-themed costumes and some have reptilian physical mutations. King Lizard is the leader, wearing a green lizard suit with a crown. Komodo Dragon is a large, brutish member with enhanced strength.

    Personality: Varies by member. Generally fanatical about their lizard theme, somewhat incompetent but occasionally dangerous. They are persistent despite frequent defeats.

    Background: The Lizard League is a recurring villain group that has tangled with the Guardians of the Globe. Despite being generally outmatched, they have caused real harm on occasion, including killing Shrinking Rae in the comics.

36. #36Killcannonselective

    Keys: Killcannon, Kill Cannon · Secondary: villain, energy blasts

    Killcannon is a supervillain with powerful arm-mounted energy cannons. A recurring but generally mid-tier threat.

    Appearance: Large man with cybernetic arm cannons replacing his forearms. Wears combat gear.

    Powers: Powerful energy blasts from arm-mounted cannons. Enhanced durability.

    Background: A recurring villain in the Invincible universe, often hired as muscle or operating independently.

37. #37Viltrumites - Race & Biologyselective

    Keys: Viltrumite, Viltrumites, Viltrum · Secondary: Viltrumite Empire, alien race, superhuman race

    The Viltrumites are a race of superhumanly powerful aliens from the planet Viltrum. They are the dominant military force in the known universe.

    Biology: Viltrumites are externally nearly identical to humans. Their cells are incredibly dense and resistant to damage. They have a unique inner ear equilibrium — their primary weakness — where specific high-frequency sounds (especially Viltrumite-specific frequencies) can destabilize them, causing pain, disorientation, nausea, and temporary loss of powers. The Scourge Virus nearly wiped them out, reducing their population from billions to fewer than 50 pure-blooded Viltrumites. Their genetics are aggressively dominant — a half-Viltrumite offspring will eventually develop full Viltrumite powers regardless of the other parent's species. This makes them genetically compatible with nearly any humanoid species.

    Physical traits: All Viltrumites can fly, possess immense superhuman strength, are nearly invulnerable, can survive in the vacuum of space, and age at a drastically decelerated rate (living for thousands of years). They grow stronger as they age. Adult male Viltrumites traditionally grow thick mustaches as a cultural mark of pride and status. Their blood is red like humans.

    Culture: Viltrumite society was built on a philosophy of 'survival of the fittest' taken to an extreme — they culled their own weak, resulting in a population of only the strongest surviving. This made them individually immensely powerful but left their numbers dangerously low. They believe they are destined to bring order to the universe through conquest. They expand their empire by sending agents to planets to weaken them from within before full invasion.

    Weaknesses: The inner ear vulnerability to specific sonic frequencies. The Scourge Virus (a bioweapon that specifically targets Viltrumite biology). Their small population numbers. Extreme physical force from beings of comparable strength can injure and kill them. The core of Viltrum was destabilized, making the planet itself a former weakness.

38. #38Scourge Virusselective

    Keys: Scourge Virus, Scourge · Secondary: Viltrumite weakness, bioweapon, virus

    The Scourge Virus is a devastating bioweapon specifically engineered to target Viltrumite biology. It is the single most effective weapon ever used against the Viltrumite race.

    Biology: The virus attacks the unique cellular structure of Viltrumites, breaking down their enhanced physiology from within. It causes progressive weakening, loss of powers, internal hemorrhaging, and death. It is highly contagious among Viltrumites. Full-blooded Viltrumites are most vulnerable; half-Viltrumites may have some resistance due to their mixed biology. The virus spread through the Viltrumite population like a plague, reducing their numbers from billions to fewer than 50 survivors.

    The Scourge Virus was created by the Coalition of Planets as a desperate weapon against Viltrumite expansion. It is the primary reason the Viltrumite Empire shifted from conquest-by-force to infiltration and breeding programs — they simply no longer had the numbers for open war.

39. #39Lucanselective

    Keys: Lucan, Viltrumite warrior · Secondary: Viltrumite, soldier

    Lucan is a Viltrumite warrior loyal to the Empire. He is one of the surviving Viltrumites after the Scourge Virus.

    Appearance: Muscular Viltrumite male with dark hair and the traditional Viltrumite mustache. Wears standard Viltrumite white battle uniform.

    Personality: Dutiful soldier, loyal to Viltrumite ideology and the Grand Regent. He follows orders without question.

    Powers: Standard Viltrumite powers — superhuman strength, flight, invulnerability, space survival, decelerated aging.

    Background: Lucan served the Viltrumite Empire and was involved in various operations during the war with the Coalition of Planets.

40. #40General Kreggselective

    Keys: General Kregg, Kregg · Secondary: Viltrumite general, Viltrumite military

    General Kregg is a high-ranking Viltrumite military commander and one of the surviving pure-blooded Viltrumites.

    Appearance: Older Viltrumite male with gray/white hair, a prominent white mustache, and a scarred, battle-hardened face. He wears ornate Viltrumite military armor. He has a commanding, imposing presence.

    Personality: Kregg is a military strategist and pragmatist. He is loyal to Viltrumite interests rather than any single leader, which makes him adaptable. He is professional, calculating, and respects strength and tactical ability. He is less ideologically fanatical than Thragg and more willing to consider practical solutions.

    Powers: Full Viltrumite powers — immense strength, flight, invulnerability, space survival, centuries of military experience.

    Background: Kregg served as one of Thragg's top generals. He eventually sided against Thragg when Thragg's leadership threatened the survival of the Viltrumite race, supporting Nolan as the legitimate leader.

41. #41Oliver Graysonselective

    Keys: Oliver Grayson, Kid Omni-Man, Oliver, Young Omni-Man · Secondary: half-Viltrumite, Thraxan, Mark's brother

    Oliver Grayson is the half-Viltrumite, half-Thraxan son of Nolan Grayson and Andressa, and Mark Grayson's younger half-brother.

    Appearance: Due to his Thraxan heritage, Oliver aged extremely rapidly during childhood — he appeared as a toddler within weeks and a teenager within months. He has purple skin (from his Thraxan mother), dark hair, and Viltrumite build. He wears a costume similar to Omni-Man's, earning him the name Kid Omni-Man / Young Omni-Man.

    Personality: Oliver is aggressive, impatient, and more ruthless than Mark. Growing up rapidly and learning about the dangers of the universe made him pragmatic and willing to kill enemies — something that frequently puts him at odds with Mark's more merciful approach. He is fiercely loyal to his family but has a colder moral outlook. He matures emotionally over time but retains his edge.

    Powers: Viltrumite powers — superhuman strength, flight, invulnerability, space survival. His power level is somewhat lower than a pure Viltrumite due to his Thraxan heritage but still formidable and growing.

    Background: Oliver was conceived on Thraxa during Nolan's exile. Due to Thraxan biology (which has a much shorter lifespan), Oliver aged rapidly. He was brought to Earth and raised by Debbie and Mark. His willingness to use lethal force caused tension with Mark and the superhero community.

42. #42King Argallselective

    Keys: Argall, King Argall · Secondary: Viltrumite king, Viltrumite royalty, Nolan's father

    Argall was the last true King of the Viltrumite Empire before the position was replaced by the Grand Regent (Thragg). He is Nolan Grayson's father, making Mark Grayson the rightful heir to the Viltrumite throne.

    Background: Argall was assassinated, and the knowledge of his bloodline was suppressed. Thragg took power as Grand Regent, supposedly as a temporary measure until Argall's heir could be found — but Thragg had no intention of relinquishing power. When Thragg discovered that Nolan was Argall's son (and Mark his grandson), it became a direct threat to his rule, motivating much of his antagonism toward the Grayson family. Thaedus was the one who killed Argall.

43. #43Coalition of Planetsselective

    Keys: Coalition of Planets, Coalition · Secondary: Thaedus, Allen, galactic alliance, anti-Viltrumite

    The Coalition of Planets is an interstellar alliance of various alien species united in opposition to the Viltrumite Empire. It is the primary galactic resistance force against Viltrumite conquest.

    Structure: The Coalition is led by Thaedus and operates from a central space station headquarters. It employs agents called Evaluation Officers (like Allen the Alien) who assess planets' ability to resist Viltrumite invasion. The Coalition coordinates military resistance, intelligence gathering, and the development of anti-Viltrumite weapons (including the Scourge Virus).

    The Coalition represents dozens of alien species across the galaxy, each contributing resources, soldiers, and technology. Despite their numbers, they are significantly outmatched in raw power by even small numbers of Viltrumites, requiring them to rely on strategy, technology, and biological warfare.

    Background: The Coalition was formed specifically in response to Viltrumite expansion. They developed the Scourge Virus, which was their most successful weapon. After the virus reduced Viltrumite numbers, the Coalition became a more effective force, eventually allying with Mark and Nolan Grayson against Thragg.

44. #44Allen the Alienselective

    Keys: Allen the Alien, Allen · Secondary: Coalition, Unopan, evaluation officer, one eye

    Allen the Alien is a powerful alien warrior and Evaluation Officer for the Coalition of Planets. He becomes one of Mark Grayson's closest allies and friends.

    Appearance: Large, muscular humanoid alien with orange skin, a single large eye (cyclops), a wide mouth, and a stocky, powerful build. He has no visible nose. He wears a Coalition uniform — typically a dark blue/black bodysuit. He is imposing but has a friendly, approachable demeanor.

    Personality: Allen is good-natured, optimistic, humorous, brave, and loyal. Despite the grim nature of the war against the Viltrumites, he maintains a positive attitude. He is intelligent, strategic, and rises to a leadership position within the Coalition. He is one of the few characters who can match Mark in both power and moral conviction. He values friendship and is genuinely kind.

    Powers: Superhuman strength (class comparable to Viltrumites after his enhancement), flight, space survival, enhanced durability, can survive and fight in vacuum. After being nearly killed and recovering, his body adapted and became significantly more powerful — an ability unique to his engineered biology. He was genetically engineered by the Unopans specifically to fight Viltrumites.

    Background: Allen was created by the Unopans as a champion bred to combat Viltrumites. He initially fought Nolan (mistaking Earth for a different planet in his evaluation rounds). After meeting Mark, they became friends. Allen rose through Coalition ranks to become its leader after Thaedus's death. He played a crucial role in the Viltrumite War.

45. #45Thaedusselective

    Keys: Thaedus · Secondary: Coalition leader, Viltrumite traitor, defector

    Thaedus is the leader of the Coalition of Planets and a shocking secret — he is himself a Viltrumite who defected from the Empire thousands of years ago.

    Appearance: Elderly-looking Viltrumite male (extremely old even by Viltrumite standards) with long white hair and a white beard. He is still powerfully built despite his advanced age. He wears Coalition leadership robes/uniform.

    Personality: Wise, patient, strategic, and burdened by millennia of guilt over the atrocities committed by his race. He is dedicated to stopping the Viltrumite Empire at any cost, even at great personal sacrifice. He is a father figure within the Coalition and a master strategist.

    Powers: Viltrumite powers, though diminished somewhat by his extreme age. He is still formidable — superhuman strength, flight, durability.

    Background: Thaedus is the Viltrumite who assassinated King Argall, the act that eventually led to Thragg becoming Grand Regent. He defected from the Empire out of moral opposition to their conquest and founded/led the Coalition of Planets. He was eventually killed by Thragg when his identity was discovered.

46. #46Teliaselective

    Keys: Telia, Allen's girlfriend · Secondary: Coalition, Unopan, Allen

    Telia is Allen the Alien's girlfriend and a member of the Coalition of Planets.

    Appearance: Female Unopan alien with green skin, large eyes, and an attractive alien appearance. She has tentacle-like hair/appendages.

    Personality: Caring, supportive, intelligent, and brave. She supports Allen emotionally and is involved in Coalition operations.

    Background: Telia is Allen's romantic partner. She stood by him during his injuries and recovery, and supported his rise to Coalition leadership.

47. #47Thraxans - Race & Planetselective

    Keys: Thraxan, Thraxans, Thraxa · Secondary: insect aliens, short lifespan, Oliver's mother, Andressa

    The Thraxans are an insectoid alien species native to the planet Thraxa. Nolan Grayson lived among them after fleeing Earth.

    Biology: Thraxans are humanoid insectoid aliens with purple/lavender skin, insect-like wings (used for flight within atmosphere), large eyes, and antennae. Their most distinctive biological trait is their extremely short lifespan — Thraxans live only approximately 9 months to a year. Due to this, they mature incredibly rapidly, reaching adulthood within weeks. Their memories and experiences pass to some extent through their generations. They reproduce quickly to compensate for their short lives.

    Culture: Thraxan society is peaceful and non-aggressive. They have a relatively simple civilization compared to spacefaring empires. They welcomed Nolan when he arrived.

    Andressa: Nolan's Thraxan mate and Oliver's mother. She was a Thraxan woman who loved Nolan during his time on Thraxa. Due to Thraxan biology, she aged and died within the typical Thraxan lifespan.

    Background: Thraxa was attacked by the Viltrumite Empire when they came to recapture Nolan. The Thraxan population suffered greatly. Oliver's mixed Viltrumite-Thraxan biology gave him rapid aging from his mother's side but Viltrumite powers from his father's side.

48. #48Unopans - Raceselective

    Keys: Unopan, Unopans · Secondary: Allen's race, genetic engineering

    The Unopans are an alien species and members of the Coalition of Planets. They are known for their advanced genetic engineering capabilities.

    Biology: Unopans are humanoid aliens with varying skin colors (green, blue, etc.), large eyes, and varied alien features. Some have tentacle-like appendages.

    Culture: The Unopans dedicated significant resources to genetically engineering champions capable of fighting Viltrumites. Allen the Alien was the successful result of their program after many failed attempts.

    Background: The Unopans' planet was conquered by the Viltrumite Empire, motivating their dedication to the Coalition cause and their champion-breeding program.

49. #49Space Racerselective

    Keys: Space Racer · Secondary: Coalition, space gun, energy weapon, alien bounty hunter

    Space Racer is an alien warrior/bounty hunter allied with the Coalition of Planets, known for wielding a unique energy gun that can cut through virtually anything — including Viltrumites.

    Appearance: Humanoid alien with blue-gray skin, a lean muscular build, and a distinctive look. He rides a space-motorcycle (a hovering energy bike that can travel through space). He carries his signature gun, which is a sleek energy weapon.

    Personality: Laconic, tough, no-nonsense. A man of few words who lets his actions speak. He is professional and efficient.

    Powers: No inherent superpowers. His gun is his primary asset — it fires an energy beam that can cut through almost any material, including Viltrumite skin, making it one of the most valuable weapons in the war. He is an expert marksman and pilot of his space bike.

    Background: Space Racer was recruited by the Coalition for the Viltrumite War specifically because his gun was one of the few weapons that could harm Viltrumites. He participated in major battles against the Empire.

50. #50Tech Jacket - Zoe Thompsonselective

    Keys: Tech Jacket, Zoe Thompson, Zoe · Secondary: Geldarian, alien armor, Coalition, tech suit

    Zoe Thompson, known as Tech Jacket, is a 15-year-old human girl who wears a highly advanced AI-equipped alien Geldarian battle suit. She is a supporting hero who joined the Coalition of Planets to fight in the Viltrumite War.

    Appearance: Fair-skinned teenage girl with short neck-length black hair in a neat bob cut with straight bangs and slightly flared sides. She has bright blue eyes accentuated with black winged eyeliner, a small delicate nose, and soft facial features. Her Tech Jacket suit is sleek and futuristic, primarily light and dark blue with segmented silver plating covering torso, arms, and legs. The suit has a streamlined form-fitting design with angular patterns. The fully enclosed rounded helmet features a glowing circular forehead device capable of firing lasers. Rounded shoulder plates, jointed arm and leg segments, armoured gloves, and sturdy boots.

    Personality: Zoe acts like a typical teenager — she has started cursing much to her father Edward's chagrin. She is clever and resourceful, figuring out enemy weaknesses on the fly such as overcharging the Walking Dread to defeat him. She enjoys praise and can seem slightly self-absorbed but quickly apologizes. Despite her youth, she has a strong moral code and understands the Viltrumite threat, joining the fight despite the risks. She enjoys reading, playing video games, and chatting with friends. In combat she keeps a cool head and recognizes her limits, using ranged attacks when outmatched in close quarters. She has no qualms about killing enemy soldiers when necessary. She is crafty and capable of last-minute strategy under pressure. This is notable because the Viltrumite War was her first time fighting opponents much stronger than street-level criminals and her first time without her father to guide her.

    Powers: All powers come from her Geldarian Tech Jacket suit. Energy projection firing concentrated beams of dark pink, blue, or red energy capable of staggering durable opponents. Flight through atmosphere and space. Superhuman strength far beyond human limits but unable to match adult Viltrumites. Superhuman durability with significant defensive protection though vulnerable to adult Viltrumites who can damage and tear off her armor. Superhuman speed allowing her to briefly outpace Viltrumites though they eventually catch up. Suit self-repair that restores damaged components over time. Restoration system that can repair other people's technology such as fixing Space Racer's helmet to save his life. Utility reconfiguration allowing the suit to form tools, entertainment systems, and concealment spaces. Danger sensors that detect threats in the surrounding environment. Self-contained life support for survival in space.

    Abilities: Expert combatant capable of defeating lower-tier opponents like the Invincible variant Mustachible. Effective in team support using ranged energy attacks. Vulnerable in close combat against adult Viltrumites as shown when Kradd damaged her face systems with a kick and Anissa tore off her chest armour.

    Background: Zoe is the daughter of Edward Thompson. She bonded with the Geldarian Tech Jacket suit and became a superhero on Earth. She was recruited by the Coalition of Planets and traveled to Talescria to fight in the Viltrumite War. She is the only full human to fight alongside the Coalition against the Viltrum Empire. During the journey she befriended Allen the Alien. During the war she fought Viltrumite soldiers, used darts to weaken Viltrumites so Allen could finish them, and narrowly infiltrated a Viltrumite battleship. She was decisively outmatched by Anissa in direct combat but continued contributing effectively against weaker opponents.

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