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Kevin is a civilian tenant who appears once in the Invincible series, one of the ordinary residents swept up in Machine Head's insurance scheme. He lives in an apartment block that Machine Head secretly plans to burn down for the payout.

Status: Alive
Species: Human
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 5: That Actually Hurt
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Appearance

Kevin is presented simply as an ordinary human resident of the block, with no distinguishing costume or powers to set him apart from the other tenants living there. His character model was later reused twice as background filler in the second season premiere.

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Personality

What little the story shows suggests an anxious, cornered man. He works up the nerve to confront Titan directly, asking what he and his neighbors ever did to deserve trouble, yet he visibly sweats and grows uneasy the moment Titan steps toward him.

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History

Kevin shares his building with Rose and several other families, none of them aware that their landlord, Machine Head, means to torch the property to collect insurance money. When Titan turns up, Kevin challenges him over the threat to their homes, and Rose steps in to steer Kevin away from the confrontation. Rather than harm them, Titan points the tenants toward a spot on Third and Parklake, promising to house them for a few weeks and hand over some cash.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kevin in Invincible?

Kevin is a minor human character in Invincible, one of the tenants living in an apartment building whose landlord, Machine Head, secretly plans to burn it down to collect insurance money.

What does Kevin do when Titan shows up?

When Titan arrives at the apartment building, Kevin confronts him and demands to know what he and his neighbors did to deserve the trouble, though he grows visibly nervous as Titan steps closer.

Does Titan hurt Kevin and the other tenants?

No, Titan does not harm Kevin or the other residents; instead he directs the tenants to a spot on Third and Parklake and promises them temporary housing along with some money.

Which episode does Kevin appear in?

Kevin appears only once in Invincible, in the season one episode That Actually Hurt.

Who steers Kevin away from confronting Titan?

Rose, a fellow tenant in the building, steps in to pull Kevin away from directly confronting Titan.

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