Immortal (meme version)

The Immortal is a tall, caucasian man with jet-black hair and piercing steel-blue eyes. Standing at six feet four inches tall (1.93 m), the Immortal commands attention. He weighs around 118 kg and sports a large, well-defined muscular build. His costume is a blue jumpsuit that bares his face. The suit is covered with white and yellow stripes, several of which end in circular patterns that encircle his knees and shoulders. His hands are covered with yellow and white gloves, as are his feet. A single yellow stripe runs vertically up the center of his chest, while a solid yellow circle surrounds his neck, creating the illusion of an "I". Most of the time, the Immortal displays a stern gaze and holds himself in a regal, imposing manner. However, in moments of weakness, his face and posture betray the heavy burden his immortality places on him. Immortal's appearance has changed throughout different eras. In Ancient Times, he wore primitive armor made from animal hides and bones, with long, unkempt hair and a rugged beard. During the Medieval Era, he donned knight-like armor, including a steel chest plate, chainmail, and a red cape. His hair was tied back, and his beard was neatly trimmed. In the Viking Age, his attire consisted of fur-lined armor and a battle-worn helmet. His hair was wild, and he had a long braided beard. During the American Revolution, Immortal wore a colonial-style military uniform with a tricorn hat. His hair was short, and he had a mustache. In the Wild West, Immortal adopted cowboy attire, wearing a long coat with revolvers at his side. His hair was long and wavy, complemented by a thick beard. In the World Wars, Immortal dressed in military uniforms appropriate to the time, with short-cropped hair and minimal facial hair. Around the early 20th century, the Immortal donned a white and blue superhero costume featuring a blue 'I' emblem on the shield on the chest, a blue cape, a yellow belt, and blue boots, as the world's first superhero. ADVERTISEMENT Personality

The Immortal and War Woman functions as Guardian of the Globe's leader and co-leader. The Immortal is the battle-hardened cornerstone of the Guardians of the Globe, a warrior forged across millennia of war, loss, and duty. Once a mortal man forever changed by an ancient cosmic anomaly, he has lived through the rise and fall of civilizations, seen empires crumble, comrades die, and the world evolve far beyond him. This endless lifetime has made him a symbol, a living legend. Stoic, unyielding, and possessed of an iron will, The Immortal exudes leadership and commands respect both on and off the battlefield. But beneath the armor of legend lies a man fraying at the edges. His long life, once a gift, now threatens to become a curse. Trauma has accumulated like scar tissue, and his grasp on emotional balance has begun to slip. He vacillates between charismatic authority and explosive fury, driven by a deep well of guilt, pride, and the haunting fear that he’s becoming obsolete in a world he no longer fully understands. Though he often chooses the bluntest path forward, punching through obstacles rather than talking around them, his actions are rooted in a strict sense of justice. He’s simple in the way only someone with too much history can be: impatient with nuance, allergic to hesitation, and relentless when he feels he’s right. But his simplicity masks something more fragile, a man who has outlived too many people, and who’s terrified of forming connections only to lose them again. His relationship with Dupli-Kate cracks that shell. Her youth, hope, and clarity force him to confront emotions he’s spent centuries suppressing. Through her, he rediscovers a flicker of passion, not just for life, but for living. He begins to allow himself closeness, even joy. Yet this emotional reawakening is precarious. The more he opens up, the more he realizes how broken he’s become. In the end, The Immortal is not just a hero or a relic, he’s a man walking the knife’s edge between duty and self-destruction. A leader who carries the weight of ages, but longs, quietly, desperately, for peace. Not through war. Not through victory. But through love, connection, and finally laying his burdens down. ADVERTISEMENT Powers and Abilities Powers

Immortal throw Bi-Plane from the sky all the way to space. Superhuman Physiology: The Immortal’s body was fundamentally altered after exposure to a swirling blue energy anomaly. This granted him extraordinary abilities far beyond those of normal humans and even most superpowered beings. Before Omni-Man, The Immortal was recognised as the most powerful being on Earth. To which, his power is formidable enough to be comparable to Viltrumites, but not high enough to overpower one. Flight: The Immortal can levitate and propel himself freely through the sky, moving effortlessly wherever he pleases. While his flight speed doesn’t quite match the fastest Viltrumites in sustained flight, his aerial speed and maneuverability remain formidable. This ability to fly has been a crucial asset in battle, enabling him to keep pace with some of the most powerful beings on Earth and engage them on equal footing.

Immortality: As his name suggests, The Immortal can live indefinitely, having existed for several millennia. He is ageless, maintaining the health, vitality, conditioning, and physical appearance of a man in his prime throughout the millennia. He can endure injuries that would be fatal to others, including impalement and disembowelment. Self-Sustenance: The Immortal does not require nourishment, water, sleep, or air to maintain his health and strength.

Regeneration: The Immortal possesses a potent healing factor, allowing him to rapidly mend injuries and even restore lost anatomy in a short time. Severed limbs can be reattached and regain full mobility almost instantly, or they can be fully regenerated if necessary. However, his healing process halts if he is decapitated and only resumes once his head is properly reconnected to his body.

Resurrection: Although The Immortal can be technically killed if subjected to extreme enough damage, such as decapitation or burfication, his body does not undergo decay. As long as enough of his anatomy is preserved and reconnected, his regenerative abilities will reactivate, allowing him to heal and eventually revive himself.

Superhuman Strength: The Immortal possesses immense physical strength, placing him among the most powerful heroes on Earth. His strength is surpassed only by beings like Omni-Man and Invincible, yet he remains one of the few capable of going toe-to-toe with Viltrumites in direct combat. He can tear through reinforced structures, create shockwaves with his strikes, and send enemies flying across city blocks with a single blow. During Omni-Man’s surprise attack on the Guardians of the Globe, The Immortal, fighting alongside War Woman, was able to land blows strong enough to injure Nolan, drawing blood with the help of War Woman’s enchanted mace, though he was ultimately defeated.[1] In a subsequent solo encounter with Omni-Man, The Immortal fought on near-equal footing for a time, landing powerful attacks that forced Nolan to bleed, though Nolan received damage prior and they did not cause lasting damage.[2] Despite being overpowered again, The Immortal managed to injure Nolan by gouging at his eyes.[2] During the Invincible War, The Immortal faced off against an evil variant of Invincible called Nogogglesible.[3]Although the variant was clearly holding back, The Immortal’s attacks, while forceful enough to draw blood, barely fazed him and even seemed to excite the alternate Invincible. Despite his best efforts, The Immortal was once again defeated.[3]

Nigh-Invulnerability: The Immortal possesses an extraordinary level of durability, allowing him to endure physical punishment that would incapacitate or kill most other heroes. His body is incredibly resilient to trauma, capable of withstanding high-impact blows, catastrophic falls, blunt force trauma, and high-caliber weaponry without sustaining lasting damage. He can survive unaided in the vacuum of outer space. During Omni-Man’s ambush on the Guardians of the Globe, The Immortal endured several devastating attacks, including multiple strikes and even being punched through his stomach, before finally being decapitated. In later confrontations, including his second battle with Omni-Man, The Immortal absorbed repeated high-velocity attacks that would destroy normal human tissue and bone. He continued fighting through the internal damage and blunt trauma, showing only visible signs of injury such as a black eye. Notably, he remained conscious and combative even after being visibly dismembered. His durability was further tested during the Invincible War, where he faced off against a malicious variant of Invincible. Although ultimately defeated, The Immortal survived the powerful attacks but sustained blood loss and visible injuries but was again decapitated. While not invulnerable, The Immortal’s body can absorb and survive enough damage to make him functionally unkillable.

Superhuman Speed: The Immortal possesses enhanced speed well beyond that of ordinary humans and many superpowered beings on Earth. This heightened agility allows him to move, react, and fight with exceptional quickness, especially in aerial combat. While he is not as fast as dedicated speedsters like Red Rush or Viltrumites at full velocity, The Immortal is fast enough to contend with most high-level threats and respond to attacks in real time. During his battles with Omni-Man, his reflexes allowed him to dodge, block, and counter multiple strikes before eventually being overpowered. His speed also came into play during the Invincible War, where he momentarily caught an evil variant of Invincible off-guard, managing to land a few surprise blows despite being outclassed. The Immortal is the third fastest being on the planet.

Superhuman Stamina: The Immortal possesses exceptional stamina that far exceeds that of normal humans and many superpowered beings on Earth. His enhanced physiology allows him to fight for extended periods without tiring, even while sustaining catastrophic injuries that would incapacitate or kill most others. During the Guardians of the Globe massacre, The Immortal continued to fight after witnessing the brutal deaths of his teammates. Despite having his stomach punched through by Omni-Man, he remained the last one standing, only falling when he was ultimately decapitated. In his second battle with Omni-Man, his stamina and resilience were again on display; each time Nolan launched him away with devastating blows, The Immortal quickly recovered and reengaged. Even after another stomach impalement, he fought through the pain and managed to injure Omni-Man’s eyes before being torn apart. This indomitable endurance was also evident during his fight with an evil Invincible variant in the Invincible War. Though vastly outmatched, The Immortal kept fighting until he was decisively overpowered.

ADVERTISEMENT Abilities Leadership: Through the ages, the Immortal has learnt to be an efficient leader, allowing him to win most of his battles. His leadership abilities were demonstrated through his role among the Guardians of the Globe.[4] He was also the 16th President of the United States of America.[2]

Master Hand-To-Hand Combatant: The Immortal has mastered different styles of hand-to-hand combat throughout the centuries of his long life. He was able to take down the Mauler Twins with the help of the Guardians of the Globe and was capable of sufficiently holding his own against Omni-Man before ultimately failing. He was also able to put up a fight against the Mauler Twins again before failing as he was blasted with a ray[1]