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Gogglesvincible

Character

Gogglesvincible is a merciless alternate-world Mark Grayson, one of many evil Invincibles that Angstrom Levy gathers to launch the Invincible War. His oversized goggles set him apart as he carves through the mainstream heroes, until Rex Splode ends him with a final self-destructive blast.

Born: January 22, 2005, Earth
Age: 19
Fate: Killed in Rex Splode's suicide explosion
Status: Deceased
Species: Viltrumite-Human Hybrid
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 6: All I Can Say Is I'm Sorry

Also Known As

GogglesvincibleAlternate Mark #1RetroGoggles
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Appearance

The suit riffs on the classic blue-and-yellow Invincible design but changes almost every element. Its yellow is lighter, its blue darker than the usual cyan, and a black stripe runs down each side from the upper arm to the thigh. Gloves stretch up to the elbow and end in points, the feet finish in black, and the forehead sits bare. Most conspicuous of all are the outsized goggles, fitted with an added bridge over the nose that gives him his name.

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Personality

He is a merciless, sadistic take on the hero, relishing the ruin and pain he deals out and breaking his foes down in mind as much as in body. What separates him from the pack of variants is his poise; rather than raging, he keeps himself icy and controlled, his flat, deliberate voice sharpening the menace he radiates.

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History

Almost nothing is recorded of his past beyond two details: in his own reality he killed Rex Splode, and he knew Robot to be nothing but a swarm of drones run by a deformed human. His Viltrumite genes so dominate that he operates as a near-total Viltrumite, packing flight, crushing strength, blinding speed, near-invulnerability, and a strong healing factor. Angstrom Levy gathers him among the hostile Invincibles meant to launch the Invincible War against the main world.

He comes through Angstrom's portal with the rest and at once starts flattening everything within reach, then squares off inside Teen Team's base against Bulletproof, Monster Girl, Robot, and this world's Rex Splode. He hurts Monster Girl and Rex enough to sideline them and leaves Bulletproof barely coping, then shreds Robot's drones hunting for the pilot, thrown when the pilot proves to be a young teen instead of the mangled man he pictured. The rest fall back, leaving Rex to stall him.

Rex hurls all his explosives, scoring only slight damage and splitting one goggle. Barely bothered, Gogglesvincible grabs him by the throat and coldly vows to kill him and then run down the others. As a final gambit, Rex jams a hand into a gash on his own torso and triggers his complete endo-skeleton to blow. The blast is enormous and instantly finishes them both, giving Gogglesvincible time only for a shocked expression. His rampage left cities and entire nations in rubble with countless dead, and Rex's sacrifice weighed on the surviving heroes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the backstory of Gogglesvincible?

Gogglesvincible is a merciless alternate-reality Mark Grayson recruited by Angstrom Levy for the Invincible War, an evil variant who in his own universe killed Rex Splode before dying in a suicide blast from that world's Rex Splode.

Why does Gogglesvincible wear goggles?

Gogglesvincible wears oversized goggles with an added nose bridge as the most distinctive part of his costume, and that feature is what gives him his name.

How does Gogglesvincible die?

Gogglesvincible dies when Rex Splode, badly outmatched, triggers his own endo-skeleton to explode, killing them both instantly.

What powers does Gogglesvincible have?

Because his Viltrumite genes dominate almost completely, Gogglesvincible has flight, superhuman strength, blinding speed, near-invulnerability, and a strong healing factor.

Who does Gogglesvincible fight in Invincible?

Gogglesvincible fights Bulletproof, Monster Girl, Robot, and Rex Splode inside Teen Team's base, injuring Monster Girl and Rex and shredding Robot's drones before Rex's suicide attack kills him.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Invincible anime series, manga, and official materials. Invincible was created by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, published by Image Comics / Skybound, and animated by Skybound Animation. All rights to Invincible and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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