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Depth Dweller

Character

The Depth Dweller is a massive sea kaiju kept chained in an Atlantean trench. Queen Aquaria unleashed her on Invincible in revenge for his father killing her husband, but Mark wounded the beast and drove her back into the deep.

Home: Atlantis
Gender: Female
Status: Unknown
Species: Kaiju
Full Name: Depth Dweller
Only Appearance: 2x02 In About Six Hours, I Lose My Virginity to a Fish
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Appearance

The Depth Dweller is an enormous ocean creature whose big forearms end in threatening pincers. A lure shaped like an oddly cute, almost person-sized seahorse dangles from a line on her brow, and just below it sit three eyes. A broad blue shell wraps most of her bulk, leaving a white underside exposed.

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History

How long the beast sat chained in that trench is unclear, whether it dates to the reign of the former king Aquarus or to some other time entirely. Ruling with a firmer grip than her late husband held, Queen Aquaria chose to wield the monster as a tool of punishment.

She loosed it on Mark in payback for Omni-Man murdering King Aquarus, and it drew blood from him quickly. When Cecil fired missiles to intervene, one strike freed a chain, and the creature turned on the Atlanteans, killing several before Mark stepped in, rescued the queen, overpowered the Depth Dweller, and sent her back down into the depths.

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Abilities

Her strength lets her stand toe to toe with Invincible, batting him aside and felling several Atlanteans with single blows, though on loose sand her pincers cannot find purchase. She is remarkably tough as well, shrugging off three missiles entirely and only cracking under Invincible's punches once he strikes the same weakened spot on her chest plate.

Built for the ocean depths, she can loose ringing sound waves from her mouth that leave Mark suspended in the water and clutching his ears in pain, and her seahorse lure is strong enough to snare him and haul him downward.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How strong is the Depth Dweller in Invincible?

The Depth Dweller is strong enough to stand toe to toe with Invincible, batting him aside and felling several Atlanteans with single blows, and she shrugs off three missile strikes with only minor damage to one weakened spot on her chest plate.

What is the Depth Dweller in Invincible?

The Depth Dweller is a massive sea kaiju kept chained in an Atlantean trench, unleashed by Queen Aquaria on Invincible as revenge for his father killing her husband, King Aquarus.

What does the Depth Dweller look like?

The Depth Dweller is an enormous ocean creature with large pincer tipped forearms, three eyes, a seahorse shaped lure dangling from her brow, and a broad blue shell covering most of her body over a white underside.

What happens when the Depth Dweller fights Invincible?

Queen Aquaria unleashes the Depth Dweller on Invincible, and the creature wounds him quickly, then turns on the Atlanteans themselves after a missile frees one of her chains, killing several before Invincible overpowers her and drives her back into the deep.

What abilities does the Depth Dweller have?

The Depth Dweller can fire ringing sound waves from her mouth that leave Invincible disoriented and in pain, and her seahorse shaped lure is strong enough to snare and drag him underwater.

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