The Invincible War is a world-shattering event in Invincible. Featuring all of Earth's superheroes and military forces against several evil variants of Invincible from across the multiverse, led by a very much alive Angstrom Levy, all to destroy and tarnish the heroic legacy of Invincible.

Invincible Variants:

Movincihawk/Mohawk Mark:

Appearance Movincihawk wears a similar outfit to the main version of Invincible; instead of the blue and yellow color scheme, it is black and blue. His costume has black sleeves and leggings, as well as a black zipper and blue palms. It also lacks any kind of mask or facial covering. Unlike many of his variants' costumes, the "i" extends further to just above his knees. His head is mostly shaved, albeit the front portion, and carries eye bags underneath his eyes.

Personality Movincihawk is a crude, childish, sadistic, and deeply impatient punk. He thoroughly enjoys inflicting pain and treats the destruction of Earth like a chaotic joyride. He is incredibly mouthy, constantly throwing snide insults, swearing, and mocking his opponents' weaknesses. However, underneath his chaotic exterior is a sharp, pragmatic survivor. He is completely untrustworthy, fiercely independent, and hates taking orders from anyone—especially Angstrom Levy. He enjoys inflicting death and destruction. He is also immature, childish and snide, often mocking his opponents and not even respecting anyone else for that matter.

Backstory In his reality, he embraced his Viltrumite heritage by brutally murdering his own mother, severing all ties to his humanity. Movincihawk is one of the most proactive and dangerous variants in the Invincible War. He fights like a brawler, using shockwaves, environmental destruction, and sheer momentum to blitz his targets. Crucially, Movincihawk is completely disloyal to Angstrom Levy's cause. In the lore, he quickly grew bored of Angstrom's petty revenge plot and openly threatened to kill him. This treachery caused Angstrom to betray him, violently stranding Mohawk Mark in a barren, cannibalistic wasteland dimension. In an RP, he is highly likely to go rogue and do whatever he wants.

Flaxancible / Flaxan Invincible Appearance: He bears the typical heavy, green-and-gold Flaxan military armor, retrofitted to accommodate his Viltrumite physique and flight capabilities. He wears heavily tinted black spectacles instead of a mask and keeps his hair cut in a short, militaristic buzz-fade.

Personality: Flaxancible is less of a maniacal supervillain and more of a ruthless, indoctrinated soldier. Having lived countless lifetimes in the accelerated time-stream of the Flaxan dimension, he has shed his humanity entirely. He is cold, efficient, and deeply loyal to the Flaxan Empire's doctrine of universal conquest. He views Earth's inhabitants as pathetic, primitive insects and fights with a brutal, straightforward military precision rather than arrogant showboating. Backstory & Combat Style: In his reality, rather than aligning with his father, Mark became trapped in the Flaxan dimension. Due to the time-dilation, he aged into a hardened warlord, eventually conquering the dimension and leading their armies. During the Invincible War, Flaxancible was assigned by Angstrom to assault the Pentagon—the most heavily guarded location on Earth. In combat, he relies on overwhelming brute force, capable of crippling heavily armored bases and fighting armies of Reanimen single-handedly. However, his overreliance on blunt force makes him highly susceptible to tactical countermeasures, such as localized sonic-frequency weapons. He is the weakest variant.

Stripevincible / Viltrumite Emperor Invincible Appearance: His suit is a regal reimagining of his classic costume, reflecting his ultimate cosmic authority. He wears a yellow mask with goggles. The suit features a yellow upside-down triangle on the torso, with black shoulders and black lines extending down his arms, forming an "M" shape. His arms are blue, with yellow gloves and blue boots. Most importantly, he bears the official crest of the Viltrumite Empire on both shoulders.

Personality: Stripevincible is fueled by an unfathomable god complex. He is not just a conqueror; he is an Emperor, and he demands to be treated as such. He is incredibly arrogant, bombastic, and deeply insulted by the mere presence of Earth's heroes, viewing them as disobedient slaves. He frequently shouts in a booming, aristocratic tone, demanding people bow to him before he kills them. He has zero tolerance for defiance and hates his victims' inferiority as he slaughters them. He hates fighting weak opponents, his most famous line is "Pathetic! I wouldn't even keep you as a slave in my empire!" (Said after defeating a weak opponent.)

Backstory & Combat Style: In his timeline, Mark didn't just join Omni-Man; he eventually overthrew the leadership of Viltrum and crowned himself the supreme Emperor of the Viltrumite Empire. He was so strong, that even Thragg accepted him as the new emperor. Because he views himself as royalty, his attacks during the Invincible War were highly targeted. Instead of randomly killing civilians, Stripevincible specifically targeted global seats of power (such as completely decimating London and wiping out their premiere superhero teams) to prove that Earth's "kings" are nothing compared to him. He fights with arrogant flair, preferring to execute opponents publicly to break the spirit of the masses.

Nomaskible:

Appearance Nomaskible is physically identical to the mainstream Invincible. His suit is also very similar, although there are both major and minor differences. The most noticeable difference is that he does not wear a mask nor goggles with his suit.

Smaller differences include the shape of his yellow belly and U-shaped neckline. The yellow down the middle is in the shape of a rectangular septagon, with three sides at the top and a pointed bottom. The yellow circle (the dot of the I) is instead half of a hexagon. This results in more of an H than Invincible's M-shape.

The rest of his costume is black, aside from the yellow gloves and blue boots that start from his knees down. His gloves are subtly different from Mark's, with blue along the base of his fingers and the square tops of his gloves on the inside of his forearms instead of out.

Personality This dimensional variant embraced the role of a supervillain, readily participating in the Invincible War with a disturbing lack of concern for the widespread destruction and loss of life he inflicted. It is also possible that he has some sadistic tendency as he flashed a wicked grin when fighting the Hunk before killing him in a gruesome manner.

Despite this, he appears far more reasonable and passive than his counterparts. His demeanor reserved and almost melancholic. He is seen floating in a passive stance with a downcast expression, when the alternate Grayson's gather, and murmurs that he misses William with genuine sorrow.

Backstory Not much is known about this variant's backstory, except he possibly used to have a mask like the Main Invincible but discarded it. Though it is implied he was close with the William of his reality and harbored romantic feelings for him, who's presumably died by an unknown cause.

Eventually (possibly due to William's demise) this Mark became evil.

Nomaskible was one of the evil variants of Invincible to be assembled by Angstrom Levy to attack the mainstream dimension, starting the world shattering event known as the Invincible War.

Omnivincible:

Appearance His suit appeared to be a combination of those of the mainstream Invincible and Omni-Man. He is dressed in a complete bodysuit, in which the upper section is adorned in white while the lower section showcases a vibrant red color. It is worth mentioning that he adorns white boots, which are embellished with a solitary red highlight positioned at their center. In contrast, his gloves exhibit an inverse color scheme. To finalize his attire, he adorns himself with a scarlet cape. The attire showcases a prominent elongated crimson highlight embellishing its core, where a scarlet "O", symbolizing the titular individual, is prominently displayed. He also wears black goggles.

Personality This dimensional variant embraced the role of a supervillain, readily participating in the Invincible War with a disturbing lack of concern for the widespread destruction and loss of life he inflicted.

Unlike most of his fellow evil variants, Omnivincible is a no-nonsense individual who hates swearing. Likewise, he has a certain coldness, not expressing much emotion. He speaks in calm, even tones, and never raises his voice. He dislikes the maniacal behavior of some of his variants, like Veil Invincible, expressing that Veil Invincible's use of profanity does not make him cool. He is also shown to be a very detached person, as he openly admitted to hating Atom Eve and his home. He also possesses a degree of ruthless sadism, as he was smiling after injuring Atom Eve and looking down on the mainstream Invincible as he was holding her.

Backstory: In his reality, Mark was rigorously trained by Omni-Man to conquer Earth for the Viltrumite Empire. Desiring absolute power and refusing to serve under anyone, Mark turned on his father and brutally murdered him, subsequently adopting his father's white-and-red color scheme and crimson cape as a trophy. Following the patricide, he consolidated power on his Earth, hunting down the world's heroes and developing a deep, murderous hatred for his dimension's Atom Eve before ultimately executing her. After taking complete control of his dimension, he readily allied with Angstrom Levy to conquer the mainstream universe. During the Invincible war he teamed up with Shiesty Mark to defeat the original Invincible.

"Prisonincible":

"Appearance": "Prisonincible wears the standard, rugged inmate uniform from the Viltrumite Prison Asteroid. His physique is noticeably bulkier, wider, and more muscular than the average Mark Grayson, built up by a year of grueling labor. He is entirely bald, and his skin is heavily scorched, veiny, and deeply tanned with severe burn scars (visually resembling a scarred Anakin Skywalker). His most unsettling feature is a pair of black visors that appear directly fused and integrated into his eye sockets, giving him a cold, cybernetic, and inhuman gaze."

"Personality": "Prisonincible is a ruthless, battle-hardened survivor who has been entirely stripped of his humanity by severe physical and psychological trauma. He is highly pragmatic, sarcastic, and deeply cynical. He has no remorse for the destruction he causes, often treating brutal, high-stakes combat as a routine 'warm-up' or joke. He possesses an extreme hatred for authority, especially his father, and is fiercely impatient with anyone who tries to dictate his actions, including Angstrom Levy."

"Backstory": "In his reality, Mark rebelled when his father, Omni-Man, revealed his plans to conquer Earth. Unlike the main timeline, Nolan did not abandon Earth; instead, he easily overpowered his son and turned him over to the Viltrum Empire. Mark spent a year enduring horrific torture and imprisonment on the Viltrum Asteroid before Angstrom Levy found him. Levy promised him the multiversal coordinates and means to get revenge on Omni-Man in exchange for his help in the Invincible War. Unleashed on the mainstream Earth, Prisonincible targeted Moscow, violently tearing through the Kremlin on Day One and entirely laying waste to the city by Day Three."

"Combat_Style": "He fights like a wild, high-durability gladiator rather than a trained martial artist. Prisonincible relies on his bulkier frame to shrug off massive attacks, using raw, unrefined brute force to smash, pulverize, and crush his opponents with zero elegance or restraint."

Hairvincible/ Long Hair Mark:

Appearance Same build as most of the evil Invincibles, but similar to the fourth Invincible, he has no mask, but specs, but he has long hair.

Personality This dimensional variant embraced the role of a supervillain, readily participating in the Invincible War with a disturbing lack of concern for the widespread destruction and loss of life he inflicted.

Backstory: In his reality, Mark was raised in luxury by a wealthy Debbie Grayson and the celebrated hero Omni-Man. Becoming spoiled and arrogant, he fell in with a rough school crowd and befriended Todd. During a violent dispute over Amber, Mark’s Viltrumite powers suddenly manifested, resulting in him accidentally killing Todd. Nolan was thrilled by his son's powers, and Debbie used her wealth to cover up the death. Facing zero consequences, Mark's morality was entirely corrupted. When Nolan finally revealed his mission to conquer Earth, Mark eagerly joined his father, later growing out his hair as a symbol of his rebellious, unchecked nature before being recruited by Angstrom Levy.

Shiesty Mark/Hoodvincible:

Appearance This Invincible wears a blue and yellow costume with saggy sleeves and exposed hands. His most notable feature is his mask covering his face completely and resembling a hood or veil, like the main counterpart's prototype costume.

Personality Hoodvincible is an arrogant, impatient individual, mocking others for being weaker than him and is portrayed as a berserker fighter, he is also rude and swears constantly.

Backstory Raised on the rough South Side of Chicago, this version of Mark Grayson was shaped by an environment of urban decay and systemic violence. He began his career as "Veil Invincible," opting to use an upgraded, high-tech version of his makeshift hooded training hoodie instead of a traditional suit. He initially operated as a gritty street-level vigilante, fighting local criminals like Machine Head, Titan, and Killcannon. Over time, his methods grew increasingly brutal, culminating in him turning rogue and systematically hunting down and wiping out his reality's premiere superhero team, Cyberforce. He was later recruited by Angstrom Levy to unleash his chaotic, berserker combat style on the mainstream dimension. During the war he teamed up with Omnivincible to defeat the original Invincible.

Sportsvincible:

Appearance This Invincible has a jacket as part of his outfit, slightly different details for the suit, lighter colours, and no mask. Instead of a mask, this Invincible has glasses that, unlike the regular Invincible's outfit, have a nose bridge.

This Invincible also has his fingers and toes exposed.

Personality Much of Sportvincible's personality remains unknown, except for the fact that he became a supervillain in his dimension. He appeared to have no qualms with the death and destruction he caused during the Invincible War.

Backstory Not much is known about this Invincible except that, like his other counterparts, he became a supervillain in his reality.

In a flashback from this Invincible's dimension, Angstrom experiences an event where Sportvincible took pleasure in destroying the city and civilians. When he did, the destruction killed many people, including Angstrom's spouse.

"Sinister_Mark":

"Appearance": "Sinister Mark possesses a lean, highly defined physique identical to the mainstream Mark, though his skin is noticeably paler. He has jet-black hair with a sharp, prominent widow's peak slicked straight back, with a few loose strands hanging over his forehead. He wears a striking black and yellow suit equipped with a massive, flowing yellow cape and full-fingered yellow gloves (as opposed to the standard fingerless ones). His mask is fitted with sharp black visors, his chest emblem's 'i' has a rounded bottom rather than a point, and his suit completely lacks kneepads for a sleeker look."

"Personality": "Widely regarded as the most terrifying and sadistic of all the variants, Sinister Mark is a cold, smug, and deeply nihilistic psychopath who actively enjoys inflicting psychological terror and playing with his food (sharing many traits with characters like Homelander). He is entirely devoid of empathy, though he exhibits a twisted sense of efficiency when executing goals—such as killing Angstrom's son quickly simply to 'get it over with.' He is extremely arrogant, volatile, and highly prone to fits of rage when challenged."

"Backstory": "A monster of his own making, Sinister Mark murdered his own mother, Debbie, in his childhood home—an act so gruesome that he harboring a permanent, deep-seated hatred of returning to his childhood house. He subsequently killed his universe's Nolan Grayson and conquered his Earth, defeating powerful heroes and villains alike, including his world's monster-king 'Firebreather' and his half-brother, Kid Omni-Man. He joined Angstrom Levy's war to expand his empire across dimensions, ruthlessly terrorizing Hong Kong. After the war, his volatile threats to Angstrom resulted in the remaining Marks being stranded in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. To survive, Sinister Mark's depravity reached its peak as he began hunting, killing, and cannibalizing the other alternate Marks."

"Combat_Style": "Sinister Mark is a theatrical, highly lethal combatant. He prefers to slowly dismantle his targets, using psychological warfare, taunts, and deliberate torture to break his opponent's spirit before using his supreme Viltrumite speed and power to brutally execute them."

Viltrumincible/Viltrum Mark:

Appearance Almost the same as the original counterpart, except his hair bangs are a bit extended, Viltrumincible does not have full bags underneath his eyes. Viltrumincible also wields the default uniform of the Viltrum Empire (albeit with two of the empire's logos on the shoulders), showcasing his full allegiance to the empire.

Personality Viltrumincible is ruthless, as he would join his father to join the Viltrum Empire and rule Earth in his dimension. He and the other Invincibles in different dimensions would be assembled by Angstrom Levy to start what is known as the Invincible War by taking over the mainstream dimension.

He visibly reacts to Dark Invincible lamenting over his deceased mother and reminiscing over his past, which may suggest that Viltrumincible still has a subtle sense of humanity and possibly mourns his own mother as well.

Backstory: In his reality, Nolan began intensely indoctrinating Mark into the Viltrumite Empire the moment his superhuman powers first developed. Though Mark ultimately accepted his father's offer and donned the official imperial uniform, he did so out of a desperate, realistic calculation to protect his remaining human friends and Earth from total annihilation. His clean-shaven face is a deliberate, silent rebellion—a quiet way to hold onto the last remnants of his innocent human days before the Empire took them. Despite this inner conflict, he proved to be an exceptionally lethal and dutiful soldier, hunting down and killing his reality's Wolf-Man, before eventually being recruited by Angstrom Levy to participate in the Invincible War.

Viltrumite Physiology: Viltrumites are a species of exceptionally advanced individuals with remarkably powerful and sophisticated genetics, ranking them among the most powerful beings in the universe. Consequently, it is almost guaranteed that all Viltrumites will ultimately exhibit a diverse range of powers typical of the species. Furthermore, these various skills will steadily improve as they grow older, especially if they undergo a specialized training regimen. 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 as shown by Conquest, the aged Viltrumite who is still the second-strongest of his kind. 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. In addition to naturally growing more powerful the more the age, 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 Factor: Viltrumite bodies can recover from injuries in a day, if not mere minutes. They can restore broken bones, torn muscles, and damaged organs; they can even regrow lost anatomy with no lingering signs. This varies based on the severity of the injury. Similarly, as stated by a G.D.A. scientist, Viltrumite cells possess immunity to every kind of disease and infection recognized by humanity. 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. Their vision is equally advanced, able to discern distant objects with the same clarity as though they were in close proximity. Likewise, this grants an equally powerful equilibrium and balance, able to maintain stability and poise even in challenging situations. 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. They are much faster than light and capable of crossing intergalactic distances in mere weeks. Certain Viltrumites, like Anissa, have been observed to be significantly quicker than their peers, with her speed greatly exceeding that of Nolan's. 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 pain 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 conjunction with their strength, Viltrumites are easily able to behead, impale, or cut open targets with their bare hands. Weaknesses Excessively High Frequency: High-frequency noise can have harmful effects on the ears of Viltrumites. It disturbs their balance, restricts their flying capability, induces severe pain, and could potentially lead to their death. The frequency's intensity dictates the degree of pain felt. Extreme Force: Even though Viltrumites rank among the universe's mightiest, they are not entirely invincible. Viltrumites are vulnerable to entities with comparable or superior strength.

Maskvincible (Full Mask Mark) Appearance: He has a nearly identical physical build to the mainstream Mark, but his suit is highly distinct. His entire body is covered in a tight, form-fitting black and blue suit. Most notably, his head is completely hidden beneath a full-head black mask featuring large white goggles, entirely covering his mouth and face (which heavily resembles a Spider-Man style mask). He does not wear knee pads. Personality: Unlike his sadistic, loud, and arrogant counterparts, Maskvincible is a quiet, deeply traumatized, and emotionally scarred individual. He hides his profound grief and shame behind a silent, hardened exterior. He operates out of a place of immense personal loss rather than bloodlust or loyalty to the Viltrum Empire. He is incredibly protective of his family's memory, fondly remembering playing catch with his father and the warmth of his mother. He actually may be a good guy who just misses his mom. Backstory & Motivation: In his reality, after Mark developed his powers, his mother (Debbie Grayson) was tragically murdered. The overwhelming grief broke him psychologically, causing him to abandon heroism and take a dark turn. When Angstrom Levy recruited the evil variants, Maskvincible didn't join to conquer or destroy. He only participated because Angstrom promised him that he would be allowed to find a living variant of his mother (the mainstream Debbie Grayson) and take her back to his home universe to replace the one he lost.

"Mustache_Invincible": { "Appearance": "Mustache Invincible wears a white and gray Viltrumite General uniform (heavily resembling the attire of General Kregg), though it still incorporates his signature Invincible 'i' logo into the chest design. Most notably, he sports a thick, traditional Viltrumite mustache and a hardened, aggressive facial expression, making him look every bit the part of a high-ranking alien conqueror.", "Personality": "Unlike variants who act like maniacal supervillains or chaotic brawling thugs, Mustache Invincible is a highly disciplined, dedicated, and fanatical soldier of the Viltrum Empire. The presence of his mustache represents his total, eager assimilation into Viltrumite culture. He is not reluctant or conflicted; he genuinely believes in the Empire's supremacy and views Earth's inhabitants as weak subjects meant to be ruled. He fights with militaristic pride and views multiversal conquest as a glorious duty rather than just a sadistic game."

"Backstory": "In his reality, Mark didn't just side with Omni-Man; he fully embraced his Viltrumite heritage, immersing himself entirely in their brutal culture and climbing the ranks to become a respected General within the Empire."

"Combat_Style": "He is a highly trained and disciplined combatant who relies on formal Viltrumite military techniques rather than chaotic brawling. He fights with lethal precision, unparalleled endurance, and a soldier's focus, proving formidable enough to battle heavily armored cosmic heroes in high-altitude/space combat."

Angstrom Levy:

Angstrom Levy is the secondary antagonist of Invincible, serving as the main antagonist of both Season 2 and 3.

He was a brilliant human with the ability to traverse through out different dimensions. Seeing all the possible realities the multiverse held, he sought to pacifically innovate and save his reality by gaining the knowledge from his alternate selves. His noble plan would go awry when Invincible intervened, unwittingly disfiguring him and granting the fallen pacifist the memories of all his alternate selves. Driven insane, Levy became obsessed in his quest of vengeance against Invincible.

After his accident, most of his hair was burned off, and the entirety of his skull and back were grotesquely enlarged with a pinkish vein from the middle of his head to his spine, almost resembling a gigantic brain. In the following episode, he was seen wearing a dark cloak with cybernetic enhancements, such as a machine to support his spine and a nasal annular, all of which most likely act as a life support system.

When he returned to see Invincible, Angstrom is wearing a formal black and red suit that he bought from another dimension.

Upon being repaired by the Technicians, Angstrom's appearance was significantly altered. He acquired several cybernetic implants, notably around his head, and his now sported a large facial scar with one of his eyes being blinded. For attire, Angstrom now wore a black suit with silver armor, and a red cape.

The new Angstrom was shown to have developed some more ruthless and malicious traits unlike his original pacifistic self. He was also shown to be intelligent and deceptive, such as when he manipulated a defeated variant of Invincible into providing information.

Powers Dimensional Travel: Angstrom was born with the ability to open traversable portals between his own dimension and parallel realities. Angstrom is able to use this to great effect in battle, opening portals to disorient and trap his targets. Enhanced Body: Following the incident that left him disfigured, he had the best doctors from multiple dimensions rebuild his body and improve various factors. The reconstructive surgery enhanced Levy's durability to superhuman levels. He was unhurt when Deborah Grayson broke a flowerpot on his head and even allowed him to survive the most maiming of injuries caused by an enraged Invincible, although he was still in a critical state that required immediate surgery. Superhuman Strength: Reconstructive surgery enhanced Angstrom's strength to superhuman levels. He was seen to effortlessly snap one of Debbie's wrists like a twig and was able to wound a weary Invincible with his powerful blows. Abilities Genius-level intelligence: Angstrom Levy is incredibly intelligent; his intellect is on par with, or perhaps in excess of, most of Earth's brightest minds, due to absorbing the intellects of his alternate dimension counterparts, many of whom were geniuses in their own individual fields. However, he admits there are limits to his counterparts' expertise, prompting him to recruit the Maulers in the first place. Knife Throwing: Angstrom Levy carried at least one knife with him and was able to throw it quickly and accurately at Debbie and Oliver Grayson. Equipment Spy Drone Orbs: Angstrom somehow acquired orb-like drones, that were deployed and equipped to spy on Invincible and his loved ones. These drones were also built for combat and could be used to hit opponents by ramming into them. Cybernetic Right Arm: After his right arm was cut off by his own portal when Invincible grabbed him, the Technicians built him a new cybernetic arm. Weaknesses Limited Reach: Despite being able to traverse dimensions, he is unable to open portals with a terminus that leads to the same dimension that he's currently in. Spatial Limitation: Additionally, Angstrom is only able to open portals to different versions of the space he's occupying, showcased when he broke the Mauler Twins out of prison using a universe where the Global Defense Agency was destroyed. Visual Limitation: Angstrom is not always capable of seeing what is on the other side of the portal, showcased when he stuck his head through a portal while fighting Invincible in an attempt to locate him. Mental Instability: Due to an incident, Angstrom now has the memories of numerous alternate versions of himself. This has caused him to think more irrationally, being unable to differentiate what are and are not his own memories. Technicians: After getting rebuilt by the Technicians, Angstrom is now under their control. This is seen as the Technicians refused to obey Angstrom; Angstrom trying to escape but was subdued by his new cybernetics which they had given him.