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Helen, a young woman with red hair and glasses, clutching books and a backpack strap with a startled expression amid rubble and an overturned car on a damaged street.
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Helen is a background figure introduced during the third season of Invincible, a college student who crosses paths with Eve Wilkins at Upstate University. Created for the show rather than the comics, she shares an architecture class with Eve before the campus is caught up in the chaos of the Invincible War.

Status: Unknown
Species: Human
Gender: Female
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 2: A Deal with the Devil
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Appearance

Helen presents as a young white woman of ordinary build. Her brown hair hangs straight to just past her shoulders, split with a slight lean toward the right side, and her brown eyes stand out as a notably vivid feature of her face.

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Personality

Little is shown of her temperament beyond a friendly, easygoing manner that makes her an agreeable classmate to Eve Wilkins.

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History

Helen takes up an interest in architecture and enrolls at Upstate University to pursue it. Early in 2024 she winds up in an architecture course alongside Eve Wilkins. When she cannot find anything to write with, Eve lends her a spare, and once the lecture wraps the two discover shared interests and strike up a rapport. That same year, an unidentified Invincible variant sets the university ablaze during the Invincible War, causing many deaths among students and staff. Whether Helen survived the attack remains unknown.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Helen in Invincible?

Helen is a college student introduced in the third season of Invincible who shares an architecture class with Eve Wilkins at Upstate University.

How did Helen meet Eve Wilkins?

Helen meets Eve Wilkins in an architecture course at Upstate University in early 2024, when Eve lends her something to write with after class, and the two discover shared interests.

What does Helen look like?

Helen is a young white woman of ordinary build with straight brown hair that falls just past her shoulders and notably vivid brown eyes.

What happens to Helen during the Invincible War?

During the Invincible War, an unidentified evil variant of Invincible sets Upstate University ablaze, killing many students and staff, and whether Helen survives the attack remains unknown.

Is Helen an original character or from the comics?

Helen is a character created for the Invincible television show rather than the comics.

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