
The Four-Armed-Tailor is a bit character from an alternate reality where people have four arms instead of two. In his single appearance he fits Angstrom Levy for a formal suit ahead of a fateful visit.
True to his home universe, the tailor has four arms rather than the usual pair. His design is said to draw loosely on the actor Neil Patrick Harris.
The little glimpsed of him reads as professional and attentive. He chats easily with his customer, asking after the occasion as he handles the fitting.

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The tailor in Invincible is the Four-Armed-Tailor, a minor character from an alternate reality where everyone has four arms instead of two. His only appearance shows him fitting Angstrom Levy for a formal suit.
Ross Marquand voices the Four-Armed-Tailor in Invincible, appearing in the character's single episode.
The Four-Armed-Tailor has four arms instead of two, reflecting his home universe, and his design is loosely based on actor Neil Patrick Harris.
The Four-Armed-Tailor fits Angstrom Levy for a formal suit, asking about the occasion as he works, though Levy only says he is visiting an old friend.
The Four-Armed-Tailor appears only once, in the season 2 episode "It's Not That Simple."
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