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Capvincible

Character

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 offscreen.

Age: 19
Born: January 22nd, 2005
Fate: Killed by the combined efforts of Kid Omni-Man, Throwbolt, and Bug-Eye; later converted into a ReAnimen
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Species: Viltrumite-Human Hybrid (formerly); ReAniman
Full Name: Markus Sebastian Grayson
Occupation: Supervillain
Voice Actor: Steven Yeun
First Appearance: 3x06 "All I Can Say Is I'm Sorry"
Latest Appearance: 3x07 "What Have I Done?"
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Appearance

Beneath the costume Capvincible matches the standard Mark Grayson, a tall, light-skinned figure presumed to share the same dark hair and brown eyes. A full cowl hides his head so completely, though, that fans cannot even confirm whether he keeps any hair at all.

His outfit runs mainly black, with a paler blue spilling across the chest and flanks while the arms and legs stay fully blue. The two shades melt together cleanly, giving the whole suit a sleek, uninterrupted finish.

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Personality

This variant leaned fully into villainy, joining the war with no visible concern for the ruin and death he left behind. Cruelty is his pleasure; he delights in inflicting as much pain as he can on whoever stands before him.

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History

His past is a blank slate beyond the fact that he turned to villainy and answered Angstrom Levy's call, joining the assembled variants meant to devastate the mainstream world. Storming in through one of Angstrom's portals, he set about wrecking everything in reach.

On the second day the young Oliver Grayson mistook him for his own Mark and engaged, only to be nearly finished off before Throwbolt and Bug-Eye rushed to help. The three heroes lived through the clash and soon after cut down another variant, Hairvincible, with Capvincible absent from the scene, a strong sign the trio had already killed him.

His rampage added to the war's staggering toll of flattened cities and lost lives. Afterward the Global Defense Agency recovered his body and rebuilt it into a ReAniman.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who killed Capvincible?

Capvincible, a sadistic Invincible variant unleashed by Angstrom Levy, is killed offscreen by the combined efforts of Kid Omni-Man, Throwbolt, and Bug-Eye during the Invincible War. His body is later recovered by the Global Defense Agency and rebuilt into a ReAniman.

Who is Capvincible in Invincible?

Capvincible is Markus Sebastian Grayson from an alternate reality, a cowl hooded, sadistic doppelganger of Mark who joined the Invincible War with no concern for the ruin he left behind.

What does Capvincible look like?

Capvincible wears a full cowl that hides his head completely, paired with a mostly black suit accented by pale blue across the chest and flanks and solid blue on the arms and legs.

How does Capvincible nearly defeat Oliver Grayson?

On the second day of the Invincible War, the young Oliver Grayson mistakes Capvincible for his own Mark and engages him, only to be nearly finished off before Throwbolt and Bug-Eye rush in to help.

What happens to Capvincible's body after he dies?

After Capvincible is killed during the Invincible War, the Global Defense Agency recovers his body and rebuilds it into a ReAniman.

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