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Allen Under Attack

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A brief but consequential beating in Invincible. Three Viltrumite soldiers ambush Allen the Alien after a Coalition mole tips off the Empire about Nolan's son. Left near death in open space, Allen unknowingly triggers the surge in strength that will make him a match for a Viltrumite.

Era: Thragg Era
Date: Early 2023
Location: Galactic Grill
Concurrent: Viltrum Empire's Expansion
Only Appearance: This Missive, This Machination! (2x03)
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Overview

Allen Under Attack marks a small but meaningful moment in the series, the point where Allen the Alien's power begins to surge after a savage beating from three Viltrumite soldiers. The assault follows a Coalition mole leaking word to the Empire that Nolan has a son on Earth and has abandoned his mission. The clash sets the stage for the coming Battle of Thraxa between the Grayson family and Viltrum.

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Summary

Returning to Talescria, Allen reports to the Coalition council, including Thaedus, that Mark is Nolan's son. The council assumes Mark has seized Earth on their behalf and dismisses Allen's warning that no Viltrumite should be trusted, though Thaedus sides with him. Afterward, Thaedus shares that Aikreon was struck down swiftly and cut off its Coalition communications, leading him to suspect the Empire has planted a spy inside the alliance, and he asks Allen to stay watchful.

Later, Allen shares a dinner date with Telia at the Galactic Grill. Just as he is about to warn her about the mole, Thula, Lucan, and Vidor seize him and drag him into deep space for interrogation. Pressed for Nolan's whereabouts, Allen answers only with jokes and insults, refusing to give anything up. The Viltrumites beat him mercilessly, tearing off an arm, gouging out an eye socket, and leaving his intestines exposed before dumping his ruined body among the stars as a horrified Telia looks on.

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Aftermath

The Coalition recovers Allen and stabilizes him, though he stays unconscious while Telia keeps anxious watch. Thaedus assures her the Viltrumites underestimated an Unopan's will to live, and she realizes the alliance has nearly uncovered a secret the Empire is desperate to hide. Once she leaves, Thaedus quietly lowers Allen's life support and voices his regret. Allen soon wakes on his own, bursting out of the recovery chamber, larger and taller than before. Thaedus congratulates him, explaining the ordeal has left him strong enough to face a Viltrumite. When Allen insists his war is over, Thaedus reveals that he is the legendary Great Betrayer of Viltrum, then asks Allen to bring Invincible to Talescria to tip the balance of the conflict.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to Allen the Alien in Allen Under Attack?

Allen the Alien is ambushed and beaten severely by three Viltrumite soldiers, Thula, Lucan, and Vidor, who interrogate him about Nolan's whereabouts. He refuses to talk and is left for dead in deep space.

Why do the Viltrumites attack Allen?

A mole inside the Coalition tips off the Viltrum Empire that Nolan has a son on Earth and has abandoned his mission, prompting Thula, Lucan, and Vidor to seize Allen and demand Nolan's location.

How does the beating affect Allen's power?

The brutal assault triggers a surge in Allen's strength, and he wakes larger and taller than before, finally strong enough to stand up to a Viltrumite in combat.

Who is revealed to be the Great Betrayer in this arc?

Thaedus reveals himself as the legendary Great Betrayer of Viltrum after Allen recovers, then asks him to bring Invincible to Talescria to help tip the balance of the coming conflict.

Where does Allen Under Attack take place?

The attack happens near the Galactic Grill, where Allen is sharing a dinner date with Telia before Thula, Lucan, and Vidor drag him into deep space for interrogation.

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