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Magnattack in angular white armor with a black face mask and gloves, fists raised on a busy city street as pedestrians watch
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Magnattack

Character

Magnattack is a Season 4 hired killer who commands metal, sent by Mister Liu to wipe out Titan and his entire family. His park ambush cuts down the bodyguards but stalls against Titan's rock skin, ending in his own brutal death.

Voice: Eric Bauza
Fate: Beaten to death by Titan
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 3: I Gotta Get Some Air
Allegiances: Mister Liu
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Appearance

Magnattack fights encased in segmented metal armor formed from plates he controls with his mind. Because his ferrokinesis lets him fuse and detach these sheets at will, his body can bristle with protective layers one moment and shed them the next, and each plate doubles as a razor-edged weapon he hurls at his targets.

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Personality

As one of Mister Liu's deadliest enforcers, Magnattack operates as a cold, efficient killer. He strikes from the shadows and shows no hesitation about murdering an entire family to complete a contract. When he finally recognizes he has been beaten, spite takes over, and he turns his last effort toward killing Titan's wife and daughter rather than accepting defeat.

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History

Once Mister Liu recovers, he brings Magnattack on to assassinate Titan along with his loved ones. The assassin catches the family enjoying a day at the park, silently cutting down Titan's bodyguards in seconds before turning on Titan himself. His marksmanship is precise enough to have slain the entire security detail unnoticed, and his metal plates are sharp and strong enough to pierce even Titan's rocky skin. Titan, however, armors his own body in stone, rendering the barrage useless and forcing Magnattack to strip away his cover.

Knocked to the ground and pummeled, Magnattack understands he has lost and makes a final, desperate bid to kill Vanessa and Fiona. At the last instant Isotope appears and teleports the two to safety. The attempt only stokes Titan's fury, and in his rage he beats Magnattack to death. In the original comics the character belonged to Machine Head's crew, but for the series his role was reworked into a lone assassin hired by Mister Liu.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Magnattack Invincible?

Magnattack is a Season 4 hired killer in Invincible who commands metal plates as weapons and armor, sent by Mister Liu to assassinate the enforcer Titan and his family.

Did Titan kill Magnattack?

Yes, Titan kills Magnattack. After Magnattack tries to murder Titan's wife and daughter as a last resort, Titan flies into a rage and beats him to death.

Who plays Magnattack in Invincible?

Magnattack is voiced by actor Eric Bauza in Invincible.

What are Magnattack's powers?

Magnattack has ferrokinesis, allowing him to control segmented metal plates that serve as both armor and razor-sharp thrown weapons, combined with superhuman durability.

Why does Mister Liu send Magnattack after Titan?

Mister Liu sends Magnattack to assassinate Titan along with his wife and daughter, ambushing them during a family outing at the park, but the attempt fails against Titan's stone-armored skin.

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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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