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Kyle in a pink shirt over a white tee, leaning on a balcony railing above a sunlit skyline with a flying hero behind him
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Kyle is a friendly Upstate University student who enters Amber Bennett's life as her boyfriend once she and Mark Grayson part ways. A comic book enthusiast, he bonds easily with the people around him and even wins over Mark.

Status: Alive
Species: Human
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 6: You Look Kinda Dead
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Appearance

Standing tall with wide shoulders and an athletic frame, Kyle carries a solid, sturdy build. He has warm brown skin, and his black hair is trimmed into a crisp flat-top with faded sides. A tidy goatee and heavy brows round out his face. His wardrobe leans toward the casual-professional, and he tends to appear in a button-down layered over a plain white tee, once notably a soft pink shirt. He is frequently seen with an armful of folders, hinting at someone dependable and well organized.

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Personality

Warm and easygoing, Kyle comes across as a genuinely good-natured young man. He makes conversation without effort, treats people kindly, and lights up when the subject turns to comic books, a passion that shapes many of his friendships.

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History

Early in 2023, Kyle first crosses paths with Amber Bennett in a hallway and invites her to a fraternity gathering. At the party he tells her that Upstate University is about far more than social events, praising its academic offerings. When Amber teases that he seems too studious for a frat, he agrees his girlfriend says the same, adding that she plans to transfer over the following term and that he misses her. That autumn he turns up at another frat event playing a ping-pong drinking game.

Roughly a year on, not long after Amber's split from Mark Grayson, the two begin dating. Kyle's first meeting with Mark at a bowling alley starts awkwardly, but the tension melts once they realize they both love the Seance Dog comics, and the shared interest turns them into close friends. Later, while together in Amber's room, the pair receive an alert that Invincible variants are assaulting the planet. One of those variants tears through and destroys the university, leaving whether Kyle and Amber survived unresolved.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kyle in Invincible?

Kyle is an Upstate University student who becomes Amber Bennett's boyfriend after her breakup with Mark Grayson, and a comic book fan who later befriends Mark himself.

Who does Kyle date in Invincible?

Kyle dates Amber Bennett, beginning their relationship roughly a year after her split from Mark Grayson.

How does Kyle become friends with Mark Grayson?

Kyle meets Mark awkwardly at a bowling alley, but the two bond once they discover they both love the Seance Dog comics, turning them into close friends.

What happens to Kyle during the Invincible variant attack?

Kyle is with Amber in her dorm room when an alert warns that Invincible variants are attacking, and one variant tears through and destroys Upstate University, leaving his fate unresolved.

What is Kyle like as a person?

Kyle is warm and easygoing, someone who makes friends effortlessly and lights up whenever conversation turns to comic books.

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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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