Characters

Invincible Variants are the alternate reality versions of Mark Grayson scattered across the multiverse. In most of those realities, Mark said yes when Omni-Man asked him to join the Viltrum Empire, and the result is a legion of evil…

Adam Wilkins is a recurring human figure in Invincible, the adoptive father of Samantha Eve Wilkins and husband to Betsy. A furniture salesman with rigid, old-fashioned values, he distrusts superpowers and clashes constantly with his…

Agent Spider is a wisecracking, spider-powered hero pulled from a parallel Earth, encountered when Mark Grayson is flung across the multiverse. A legally distinct answer to a famous web-slinger, he swings into one chaotic team-up before…

Allen the Alien is a towering, one-eyed Unopan engineered to stand against the Viltrum Empire. A cheerful Coalition of Planets agent who scouts worlds for warriors, he grows mightier with every near-fatal beating and eventually rises to…

Amber Bennett is a sharp, socially conscious college student who dates Mark Grayson through much of Invincible. Passionate about justice and volunteering, she figures out his secret identity long before he admits it, and their strained…

Andressa is the Thraxan empress who becomes Nolan's second wife after he is exiled to her world. Wise and quick to love despite her species' one-year lifespan, she entrusts their infant son Oliver to Mark so the child can grow up safely on…

Angstrom Jr. is the young son of an alternate Angstrom Levy, a minor figure glimpsed in a single episode of Invincible. Hiding with his father after his mother's murder, the boy is killed by the rampaging Capevincible while his father can…

Angstrom Levy begins as an idealistic scientist able to cross dimensions, bent on saving reality by absorbing his other selves' knowledge. A botched intervention by Invincible disfigures him and floods his mind with countless memories,…

Anissa is the strongest female warrior of the Viltrum Empire, a disciplined soldier who sees conquest as duty rather than cruelty. After Viltrum's destruction she blends into human society on Earth, hunting for mates to help repopulate her…

April Howsam is a Global Defense Agency caretaker brought in to raise Oliver Grayson, the fast-aging half-Viltrumite child. Warm and disarmingly honest, she openly admits her agency ties yet insists her loyalty lies with Debbie Grayson…

Aquaria is the fish-like queen of Atlantis and a minor figure in Invincible, married to the Guardian Aquarus. Devoted to her undersea realm and indifferent to human affairs, she thirsts for vengeance once Omni-Man slays her husband, only…

King Aquarus is the fishlike Atlantean monarch and founding Guardian of the Globe who treated heroics as a break from ruling. A hydrokinetic warrior beloved by his teammates, he is among those slaughtered when Omni-Man turns on the…

The founding emperor of the Viltrum Empire, Argall built its ruthless cult of strength and is revered above every ruler who followed. Prized for his cunning as much as his power, he raised Thragg as his protege before a dagger from the…

Art Rosenbaum is a Chicago tailor who secretly crafts costumes for superheroes in Invincible. He built the original suit for Omni-Man and later dressed Mark Grayson, becoming a trusted confidant to the Grayson family while carrying the…

Atom Eve, born Samantha Eve Wilkins, is a genetically engineered superhero in Invincible and a central figure alongside Mark Grayson. Able to reshape matter at the subatomic level, she ranks among Earth's most powerful defenders while…

Atom Eve appears in Fortnite: Battle Royale as an Epic cosmetic outfit, part of the Invincible crossover. The skin renders the superhero Atom Eve as a playable look and belongs to the Guardians of the Globe Set, available through the Item…

Barnett appears in Invincible's third-season flashbacks as Chicago's district attorney. When a grieving Scott Duvall pleads with her to open a case against Invincible after his sister and niece are killed in Chicago, she turns him down,…

Thokk, better known as Battle Beast, is a supporting character in Invincible. A legendary Dornian warrior consumed by the hunt for an opponent strong enough to grant him a glorious death, his quest carries him from Earth to a Viltrumite…

The Beach Kaiju is a one-off monster from a Season 3 flashback in Invincible. A crab-and-spider-like creature that surfaced on a Florida shoreline in the early 2000s, it battled Omni-Man for what may have been hours before he cut it in…

Becky Duvall is a supporting antagonist in Invincible's third season and the wife of Scott Duvall. Consumed by grief after his sister and niece die in Chicago's destruction, she fuels and aids his vengeful crusade against Invincible, a…

Best Tiger is a minor hero in Invincible, introduced in Season 3. A Hong Kong-born gunfighter and martial artist, he wears a blindfold by choice despite having perfect sight, turning every fight into a self-imposed test of his heightened…

Elizabeth 'Betsy' Wilkins is a supporting character in Invincible and the adoptive mother of Samantha Eve Wilkins, better known as Atom Eve. Married to the controlling Adam Wilkins, she is the gentler parent, quietly advocating for her…

Big Mildew is a minor superhero in Invincible, a large green, hulk-like figure who works with the Global Defense Agency. Often paired with Business Baby, he lends his strength and durability to major battles, from the fight against…

Bi-Plane is a Denver supervillain in Invincible, a winged bank robber who takes to the sky with a jet-and-wing contraption. Diagnosed with cancer, he attempts a plutonium suicide bombing over the city until the Immortal stops him and hurls…

Markus Grimshaw, who fights under the name Black Samson, is a longtime member of the Guardians of the Globe in Invincible. A founding-era hero who once lost his enhanced abilities and soldiered on inside a mechanical suit, he later…

Byles Nigel Winslow, known as Principal and later Dean Winslow, is a minor character in Invincible. An understanding educator, he oversees Reginald Vel Johnson High School and afterward Upstate University, showing rare patience toward Mark…

Bolt, whose real name is Bruce, is a minor hero in Invincible tied to the outfit Capes Inc. Charged with electrical power after a lightning strike, he joins the desperate defense during the Invincible War and later answers the call against…

Brit, full name Brittany, is a supporting hero in Invincible and a longtime friend of Cecil Stedman. A century-old former soldier rendered completely invulnerable, he handles cleanup work for the Global Defense Agency and takes command of…

The British Knight is a minor armored hero in Invincible who defended the United Kingdom alongside the Global Defense Agency. He dies during the Invincible War, cut down by one of the murderous Invincible variants near Buckingham Palace.

Bryant is a minor character from the first season of Invincible, a devoted follower of the ancient entity Ka-Hor. His obsession with freeing the being from its tomb ends in disaster when Ka-Hor possesses him and both are sealed inside to…

Bug-Eye is a minor insect-themed heroine in Invincible. Equipped with compound eyes, transparent wings, and a forehead energy beam, she fights through several major crises, from Doc Seismic's siege to the chaos of the Invincible War.

Zandale Randolph, known as Bulletproof, is a supporting hero in Invincible and one of the sturdiest members of the Guardians of the Globe. Sharp-tongued and boosted with superhuman power, he moves between the Guardians and Teen Team across…

Born Markus Sebastian Grayson, Bulletproofible is a villainous counterpart of the true Invincible who surfaces as a small-time foe across season three. Pulled from his own world by Angstrom Levy to fuel the Invincible War, this Viltrumite…

Burly is one of many heroes in Invincible who auditioned for the rebuilt Guardians of the Globe without making the roster. He resurfaces during the Invincible War and is left grieving his fallen ally Shrapnel.

Business Baby is a minor hero in Invincible, a toddler-sized fighter dressed in a full business suit. Recruited to defend the world during the Invincible War, he survives the conflict despite an early scare and returns for later battles.

Caitlin Stedman is an alternate-universe counterpart of Cecil Stedman, differing chiefly in gender. A minor figure in the second season, she directs her world's Global Defense Agency and captures that reality's traitorous Invincible.

The Caped Vigilante is a one-time character in Invincible, a bat-themed crime-fighter from an alternate world who bears a passing resemblance to Darkwing. He crosses paths with Invincible during the hero's dimension-hopping journey home.

Capevincible ranks among the wicked Invincible doubles that Angstrom Levy gathered for his multiversal rampage. Pulled from a reality where he slew his own father and seized power, this cape-wearing killer treats cruelty as sport and…

Captain Pikell is a bumbling, budget-tier officer of the Coalition of Planets whose battered ship serves as cheap, low-profile transport for Allen the Alien and his companions. Well-meaning but reckless, he loses command of his own vessel…

Capvincible is one of the malevolent Invincible variants Angstrom Levy unleashed on the prime universe during the Invincible War. A cowl-hooded, sadistic doppelganger, he overpowers Kid Omni-Man before a trio of heroes bring him down…

Cast Iron, real name Milos Stojakovic, is a Global Defense Agency hero who can convert his whole body into solid steel. He first appears during the Invincible War, bracing to defend Russia against the rampaging variant Prisonincible.

Cecil Stedman runs the Global Defense Agency, steering Earth's response to superhuman threats from the shadows. Pragmatic to a fault, he trades clean morality for results, clashing repeatedly with Invincible even as the two keep saving the…

Chronodile is an obscure supervillain remembered mainly for a 2004 clash with the hero Darkwing. Never shown on screen, he surfaces only as a passing mention, yet the wounds he dealt kept Darkwing sidelined from a major Guardians battle.

The City Kaiju is a fire-spewing monster that tears through a downtown skyline in Invincible's fourth season. A likely spawn of Hell, it terrorizes police and Guardians alike before Invincible ends its rampage in seconds.

Conquest ranks among the deadliest warriors of the Viltrum Empire, a millennia-old brute deployed as its final answer when total ruthlessness is required. Sent to test Invincible, he becomes one of Mark Grayson's most brutal and personal…

Councilor Tuva is a low-ranking member of the Coalition of Planets who serves aboard Captain Pikell's decrepit ship. Dutiful and easily rattled, she joins the crew's vote to hand command to the more capable General Telia.

The Cruise Kaiju is a colossal sea monster left over from an ancient age of the Earth. It rises to devour a tourist cruise ship in season two, only for the Viltrumite Anissa to end it with a single crushing blow.

Damien Darkblood is a remorseful demon detective who works cases to redeem his soul and repay a debt. He named Omni-Man as the Guardians' killer before Cecil banished him, then aided Satan against Volcanikka and earned his return to the…

Daphne is a coldly clinical scientist with the Global Defense Agency and the girlfriend of D.A. Sinclair, introduced late in the series. She works beside him building ReAnimen from the bodies of the fallen, sharing his detached, almost…

Modeled on Batman, Darkwing is a powerless, gadget-reliant vigilante who protects Midnight City alongside a teenage partner. He stood among the Guardians of the Globe before Omni-Man turned on the team and beat him to death in the ambush…