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Aquaria of Atlantis, a teal fish-featured queen in a flowing gown with a finned crown and gold tiara, fingers steepled against sunset clouds
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Aquaria

Character

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 to soften toward the surface after Invincible risks himself for her people.

Home: Atlantis
Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Species: Atlantean
Full Name: Aquaria
Occupation: Queen of Atlantis
Affiliation: Atlantis
Voice Actor: Tatiana Maslany
Marital Status: Widowed
First Appearance: 1x03 Who You Calling Ugly?
Latest Appearance: 2x02 In About Six Hours, I Lose My Virginity to a Fish
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Appearance

Every Atlantean carries the traits of an upright fish, and the queen is no exception: fins jut from her arms and run along her spine, while a soft light-blue tint covers most of her skin. Her wardrobe favors a gown of deeper blue, crowned by a gold tiara whose centerpiece is a single purple jewel. Her physiology lets her draw breath equally above and below the waves, and her body shrugs off the crushing dark and cold far beneath the sea.

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Personality

Where her husband treated his crown lightly, Aquaria shoulders hers with gravity, pouring herself into her kingdom and paying little mind to whatever troubles plague the land above. Grief hardens into fury when her king is murdered, and she demands that the killer's son answer for the deed. Yet after she watches Invincible put himself on the line for Atlantis, her bitterness fades and she welcomes an end to the long quarrel with the surface world.

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History

For more than ten years Aquaria held Atlantis together by herself while Aquarus spent his hours masquerading with his surface allies. She was present at the Guardians of the Globe funeral, where she saw Olga crumple in grief over losing her own husband, Josef. Once Omni-Man abandoned Earth, the queen vowed to drown the eastern seaboard unless the hero's son stood in for him during an Atlantean rite. Mark took on the Depth Dweller, and after the beast slipped free and threatened to slaughter the queen along with her subjects, he shielded them all. His rescue carried him through the ritual, and he was absolved of the blood his father spilled in slaying the ruler, settling the account in Nolan's name.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Aquarus's wife in Invincible?

Aquarus's wife is Aquaria, the fishlike queen of Atlantis who ran the undersea kingdom largely on her own while her husband spent his time as a Guardian of the Globe.

What happens to Aquaria after Omni-Man kills her husband?

After Omni-Man kills King Aquarus, a grief-stricken Aquaria vows to drown the eastern seaboard unless Nolan's son stands in for his father during an Atlantean rite, demanding the killer's family answer for the deed.

How does Invincible earn Aquaria's forgiveness?

Invincible takes his father's place in the Atlantean ritual, then shields Aquaria and her people when the Depth Dweller breaks loose and threatens to kill them, an act of sacrifice that softens the queen's anger and absolves Nolan's debt in Mark's name.

What does Aquaria look like?

Like all Atlanteans, Aquaria has fins along her arms and spine and light-blue skin, and she wears a deep blue gown along with a gold tiara set with a single purple jewel.

What powers does Aquaria have as an Atlantean?

As an Atlantean, Aquaria can breathe equally well above and below the water, and her body withstands the crushing pressure, darkness, and cold of the deep sea.

Sources & Information

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