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Business Baby scowling in a grey suit and dark tie, a blond toddler face set in a hard stare against a streaked cloudy sky.
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Business Baby

Character

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.

Home: Earth
Alias: Business Baby
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Species: Human
Full Name: Unknown
Occupation: Superhero
Voice Actor: Grey Griffin (grunts only)
Latest Appearance: What Have I Done? (3x07)
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Appearance

Business Baby looks exactly like a small toddler, with tan hair and greyish eyes. His outfit lives up to the name: a black coat over a white shirt finished with a black tie, paired with black shorts, white socks, and little black shoes.

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History

Beyond his status as a costumed hero, Business Baby's origins go unexplained. He appears among the crowd at the Guardians of the Globe funeral, still ignorant of what Omni-Man really was. When the Invincible War breaks out, Brit enlists him into the defense against the invading variants, pairing him with Big Mildew against Stripevincible in Paris. The clash goes badly. Stripevincible decks Big Mildew, and since Business Baby is perched on the larger hero's back, the two crash down together and the toddler is pinned beneath his partner.

He turns out to have survived, and in the aftermath he directs Big Mildew to hurl a car at Slaying Mantis, who is chasing down a civilian. When the villain slices the car apart, the pair squares off against him.

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Abilities

For all his tiny frame, Business Baby is a capable brawler, especially effective when he combines his moves with the reach of larger teammates. His small size makes him remarkably nimble, able to slip around an Invincible variant's blows, though that agility does him no good when he is flattened beneath his own ally.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who was the business baby in Invincible?

Business Baby is a minor hero in Invincible, a toddler-sized fighter dressed in a full business suit who was recruited to defend the world during the Invincible War.

What happens to the baby in Invincible?

Business Baby survives a frightening moment during the Invincible War when he is pinned beneath his partner Big Mildew after Stripevincible knocks them both down, and he goes on to fight in later battles.

What does Business Baby look like?

Business Baby looks exactly like a small toddler with tan hair and greyish eyes, dressed in a black coat over a white shirt and black tie, with black shorts, white socks, and little black shoes.

What are Business Baby's abilities?

Despite his tiny frame, Business Baby is a capable hand-to-hand fighter and acrobat, and his small size makes him remarkably nimble, able to dodge an Invincible variant's blows.

Who does Business Baby team up with in Invincible?

Business Baby is most often paired with the much larger hero Big Mildew, fighting alongside him against Stripevincible in Paris and later against the villain Slaying Mantis.

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