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Councilor Tuva, a green skinned woman with long black hair and a teal top, leaning against a scorched bullet marked wall above a ruined city.
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Councilor Tuva

Character

Councilor Tuva is a low-ranking member of the Coalition of Planets who serves aboard Captain Pikell's decrepit ship. Dutiful and easily rattled, she joins the crew's vote to hand command to the more capable General Telia.

Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Species: Alien
Full Name: Tuva
Occupation: Venture Crew Member
First Appearance: 4x02 "I'll Give You the Grand Tour"
Latest Appearance: 4x05 "Give Us a Moment"
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Appearance

Tuva is a tall humanoid woman with pale green skin and long dark hair. She dresses in a trim uniform of green and black, adding green earrings and dark shoes to the look.

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Personality

Not much of her character comes through, but she reads as a decent sort who takes her duties seriously, a professionalism clear in her decision to back Telia over the hapless Pikell.

She also spooks easily, crying out in alarm both times the ship's console bursts into flame.

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History

Tuva is part of the crew that welcomes Allen, Telia, and Nolan aboard the ramshackle Venture, where the captain's boasts about comfort clash with the reality of a ship that keeps catching fire. When Pikell steers straight into an asteroid belt to reach the Infinity Ray, she shrieks as the console ignites, leaving crewmate Worg to douse the flames before the group moves on to harvest fluids from Sinlak Beetles.

After the captain's blunder on the Savage Planet nearly gets Allen and Nolan killed by Rognarrs, she joins the vote putting Telia in charge for the journey back. She is aboard again when the crew is hired to gather Invincible, Oliver Grayson, and Tech Jacket, only for a Viltrumite warship to destroy the vessel en route to headquarters. The crew survives by cutting loose the bridge, and Thaedus sends them home as the Coalition's war with the empire begins.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Councilor Tuva in Invincible?

Councilor Tuva is a low ranking member of the Coalition of Planets who serves aboard Captain Pikell's decrepit ship. She is dutiful and easily rattled, and she joins the crew's vote to hand command to the more capable General Telia.

What does Councilor Tuva look like?

Councilor Tuva is a tall humanoid woman with pale green skin and long dark hair, dressed in a trim uniform of green and black with green earrings and dark shoes.

Which ship does Councilor Tuva serve on?

Councilor Tuva serves on the Venture, Captain Pikell's ramshackle ship that welcomes Allen the Alien, Telia, and Nolan aboard for a mission across several worlds.

Does Councilor Tuva support Telia taking command?

Yes. After Captain Pikell's blunder on the Savage Planet nearly gets Allen and Nolan killed by Rognarrs, Councilor Tuva joins the vote putting Telia in charge for the journey back.

What happens to Councilor Tuva's ship?

Councilor Tuva's ship is destroyed by a Viltrumite warship while ferrying Invincible, Oliver Grayson, and Tech Jacket to headquarters. The crew survives by cutting loose the bridge, and Thaedus sends them home as the Coalition's war with the empire begins.

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