Mister Invincible: Local Hero

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Not Where They Thought: Played for Laughs in " Here Goes Nothing" when Allen the Alien shows up to Earth and fights Mark. He was sent on behalf of the Coalition of Planets to evaluate the defenses of a planet called "Urath", but it isn't until he has a brief conservation with Mark that Mark informs him he's at the wrong planet note In his defense, not only does "Urath" sound fairly similar to Earth, the planets have similarly shaped continents . Making it even funnier is that it's implied he's been coming to Earth for years (and fighting Mark's father, Nolan/Omni-Man every time) and never once realized his mistake. Mistaken for Racist: Downplayed. When William starts openly talking about how hot Omni-Man is towards the beginning of episode 1, William interprets Mark's grossed out reaction as just him being grossed out by gay stuff, when in reality it's because it's Mark's dad William is talking about. Queen Aquaria (voiced by Tatiana Maslany): Sole monarch of the Atlanteans and their undersea kingdom after her husband Aquarus was murdered by Omni-Man. A beloved leader who rules with an iron fin, she seeks retribution for her husband's death through unconventional means. [22]

Parodied in the Season 2 pilot multiple times due to the memetic nature of Season 1's trend, before being combined with an anguished declaration of revenge from Angstrom Levy in the episode's ending. Doug Cheston (voiced by Justin Roiland): [21] A student at Upstate University who is kidnapped and converted into a Reaniman by D.A. Sinclair and later commits suicide while fighting Invincible upon seeing himself. Rex Splode is based on Gambit, who is known for his charming suave, while Rex is known for being a bad-tempered jerkass. Though as of Episode 7 he seems to be getting nicer. Hive Mind: The sequids, a race of three-legged squid creatures, have a weak one linking them together. Bonding with a more sophisticated creature, like a human, allows them to organize and ravage the land. Tyrrell, Caitlin (October 10, 2023). "Invincible Season 2 Unveils Jay Pharoah's Character Bulletproof In New Image [EXCLUSIVE]". ScreenRant . Retrieved October 10, 2023.Genius Bruiser: The Mauler twins have Super-Strength and endurance as well as genius-level intellects. It Always Rains at Funerals: The eulogy for the Guardians of the Globe that is broadcasted all over the world is held on a sunny day, but their actual funeral, held in a secret location to avoid problems, features the typical grey skies and pouring rain. King Lizard (voiced by Scoot McNairy as an adult, Jacob Tremblay as a child): The son of Queen Lizard who was formerly known as Prince Lizard and succeeded his mother as leader of the Lizard League. Setting Update: The original comic starts around the Turn of the Millennium, whereas this series begins in what appears to be The New '20s or close to it.

Omni-Man VS Homelander ( Invincible VS The Boys) . DEATH BATTLE!. May 23, 2022 . Retrieved June 18, 2022– via YouTube. Travers, Ben (March 26, 2021). " 'Invincible' Review: Robert Kirkman's Animated Superhero Drama Offers More Than Meets the Eye". IndieWire . Retrieved May 2, 2021. The Shapesmith: A Martian, disguised as human astronaut Rus Livingston, who uses his metamorphic powers to change his shape.Speaking to IGN, Kirkman also revealed Invincible season 3 is "very far along" and that "this [the period between seasons 1 and 2] is the longest gap anyone will ever have to wait between seasons". However, when asked by Collider when season 3 will be with us, Kirkman also said "I can't say", so we might have another wait on our hands once Invincible season 2 part 2 is fully released. Punny Name: Three of the Teen Team have these for superhero names; there's Atom Eve (Adam and Eve), Rex Splode (explode), and Dupli-Kate (duplicate). Then when the new Guardians of the Globe are chosen, we get Shrinking Rae (Shrinking Ray). Though Mark immediately assuages Allen's guilt with a more horrifying potential version. Had Allen realized his mistake earlier, he would have ended up tipping off Omni-Man that the Coalition was aware of his activities, and that probably would have started the ultra-holocaust. This isn't the first time that a character with red motifs played by Michael Cudlitz had his head crushed. In fact, all of the Glenn-era The Walking Dead-voiced characters die by their heads getting crushed, except for Steven Yeun's. Aliens Are Bastards: The series has various science-fictional and supernatural creatures whom are essentially on the good guys' side, including a fish person and a literal, came-from-Hell demon, but aliens? Not all of the aliens we see onscreen, but certainly more of them than not, tend to be antagonistic or outright monstrous.

Zandale Randolph / Bulletproof (voiced by Jay Pharoah): A superhero who is impervious to harm and can fly. He is invited by Cecil Stedman to join the Guardians of the Globe. [16] The Flaxan leader gets hit by a piece of rubble that scars the right side of his face, taking out his right eye. This scar becomes the feature that distinguishes him from the other Flaxans. Angstrom Levy: A genius with the ability to leap across dimensions and is one of Invicible's archenemies. After being disfigured by one of his inventions, he blames Invincible and swears revenge. For one, fans want to know what's next for Debbie after she starting to make peace with her grief over Nolan's betrayal. The last we saw of her, she told Global Defence Agency (GDA) chief Cecil Stedman that she no longer wanted his monetary handouts – a big step as she looks to break free of Nolan and the GDA's stranglehold. Well, until Mark potentially shows up with Nolan's illegitimate child in the form of Oliver... Hadadi, Roxana (March 23, 2021). "Steven Yeun Breathes Life into the Animated Superhero Series Invincible". RogerEbert.com . Retrieved August 13, 2021.Nolan and Mark were reunited in episodes 3 and 4, only to be torn apart again. (Image credit: Prime Video) Everybody Knew Already: Cecil already knows, or at least suspects, that Omni-Man is directly responsible for the Guardians' deaths. He wants to at least know the reason before making his move, which can't happen if Damien Darkblood continues to investigate the incident. Such is the reason why Cecil banished him to Hell. Holly / War Woman (voiced by Lauren Cohan): [14] A powerful ancient warrior and co-benefactor of the Guardians.