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Mokk, a lion-headed hero with a braided cream mane, wearing green and gold armor with a brown cape on a city street
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Mokk is a lion-like Dornian who serves as an ambassador and council member of the Coalition of Planets. Wary of Viltrumites after his world suffered under the Empire, he lends a skeptical but principled voice to the alliance forming against Viltrum.

Home: Dornin
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Species: Dornian
Full Name: Mokk
Occupation: Ambassador of the Coalition of Planets
Other Names: Ambassador Mokk
Voice Actor: Jay Pharoah
First Appearance: 2x03 "This Missive, This Machination!"
Latest Appearance: 4x08 "Don't Leave Me Hanging Here"
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Appearance

Mokk is a big, powerfully built alien whose features strongly recall a lion. Dense muscle defines his whole body, down to broad, faintly clawed hands, and pale whitish-tan fur covers him, thickest around his head, where a mane spills long down the back and sides above a neatly kept beard. His yellow irises float against black sclera, lending him a fierce, commanding look. His wardrobe matches his rank in the Coalition: a tan cape over a matching kilt, form-fitting layers of blue, black, and gold beneath, blue guards on his knees and shins, and gold plating at his waist, wrists, and shoulders that mark him as both dignitary and warrior.

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Personality

Much of Mokk's character stays under wraps, but he comes across as firm and principled, holding to his convictions without wavering. He is especially guarded around Viltrumites. When Allen the Alien floats the notion of Invincible as a possible ally, Mokk answers with open doubt, questioning where the young Viltrumite's loyalty truly lies and warning that he could turn on them down the line.

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History

Little of Mokk's past is known beyond the fact that the Viltrum Empire attacked his homeworld, seeding the hatred he carries for them, after which he joined the Coalition of Planets. As one of its council members, he took part in talks about a recent strike on a newly allied world. There he voiced strong misgivings about Invincible's revolt against Viltrum and doubted Allen's account of events, yet he listened alongside the others as Thaedus framed the young hero's defiance as a turning point, proof that the Viltrumites might be beatable and that the Coalition finally had a genuine chance to resist.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mokk related to Battle Beast in Invincible?

No, Mokk and Battle Beast are not established as relatives in Invincible. The two are listed as allies within the Coalition of Planets.

What species is Mokk in Invincible?

Mokk is a Dornian, an alien race from the planet Dornin, and serves as an ambassador for the Coalition of Planets in Invincible.

What does Mokk look like in Invincible?

Mokk is a big, powerfully built alien with strongly lion-like features, including pale whitish tan fur, a long mane, yellow irises, and black sclera. He dresses in a tan cape, kilt, and gold plating that mark his rank in the Coalition.

Why is Mokk distrustful of Invincible?

Mokk is wary of Invincible because the young hero is a Viltrumite, and Mokk's own homeworld was attacked by the Viltrum Empire. He openly questions where Invincible's loyalty truly lies and warns he could turn on the Coalition.

What role does Mokk play in the Coalition of Planets?

Mokk serves as an ambassador and council member of the Coalition of Planets in Invincible, taking part in discussions about strikes against Viltrum allied worlds.

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