Lightblueincible is a wicked Mark Grayson pulled from another reality, one of the many variants Angstrom Levy gathers for his multiversal onslaught. He is the first to storm the mainstream world, dies off-screen during the war, and is later rebuilt by the G.D.A. into a ReAniman.
In build, this variant is a near copy of the original Invincible. He stands tall with lightly tanned skin, a full head of dark hair, and brown eyes. What sets him apart is his costume. Rather than the familiar blue-and-black scheme, his suit uses a paler blue with no dark trim at all. A softer yellow runs down the chest and tapers into an inverted triangle at the waist. His gloves match that yellow, as do his boots, which climb up from the knees, and the outfit carries no kneepads. He also leaves his face bare, wearing no mask.
Like the rest of the corrupted Marks assembled for the assault, this counterpart threw himself fully into the part of a merciless villain. He waded into the Invincible War without any concern for the enormous destruction and death he helped cause. Beyond that cold indifference, little of his character was ever explored, since his part in the story ended abruptly when he was slain.

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Almost nothing survives about where he came from, other than the fact that he turned to villainy in his own world. Angstrom Levy recruited him among the variants meant to strike the prime universe, and Lightblueincible became the very first of them to emerge through Angstrom's portal. The instant he arrived he began flattening everything around him alongside his alternate selves.
His movements through the rest of the war are undocumented, and he was ultimately killed away from view. Once the fighting ended, his remains were shown being reconstructed into a ReAniman. The damage he inflicted rippled across the prime dimension, with whole cities and nations levelled and countless lives lost. The G.D.A. eventually recovered his body and repurposed it into one of the ReAnimen. As a Viltrumite hybrid he carried the standard powerset of his kind, including flight, immense strength, near-invulnerability, and rapid regeneration, though his durability could not save him from the fate that befell him.
Light Blue Invincible, a corrupted Mark Grayson variant recruited by Angstrom Levy, is killed off-screen during the Invincible War, and the G.D.A. later reconstructs his remains into a ReAniman.
Lightblueincible is an evil variant of Mark Grayson pulled from another reality by Angstrom Levy, notable for being the first of the corrupted Marks to invade the main universe.
Lightblueincible wears a version of the classic Invincible costume in pale blue with no dark trim, softer yellow accents, and no mask covering his face.
As a Viltrumite-human hybrid, Lightblueincible has flight, immense strength, near-invulnerability, and rapid regeneration, the standard powerset shared by Mark Grayson's other variants.
Lightblueincible's parents are Nolan Grayson and Debbie Grayson, mirroring the family of the original Mark Grayson from the primary universe.
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