Nogogglesible

Physically he is a near-twin of the true Invincible: tall, fair-skinned, brown-eyed, his black hair combed into a widow's peak with a few strands standing loose. The costume is where they part. A luchador-style mask leaves his eyes uncovered rather than hiding them behind lenses, the blue runs straight down his front and around his back to carve out black side panels, and rounded knee guards quietly reshape his outline against the original.

Where his colder doubles calculate, this Invincible runs manic and giddy, treating slaughter as a game. He cracks jokes mid-fight, mocks and mimics his victims, and cackles even while being pummeled. His talk is scattered and vicious, laced with strange references and cruel impressions of the final words gasped by the ones he has slain. Under the goofiness lies something lethal: he flips from clown to executioner in an instant, as when he beheads the Immortal and gripes only that the brawl ended before he could savor it. Erratic, volatile, and unreadable, he is raw bloodlust dressed as a jester, laughing his way through the carnage he makes.

Little is set down about his origin. Like the other doubles he turned evil, donning a suit nearly identical to the original save for the missing eyepieces. In his home reality he wiped out that world's Guardians of the Globe, noting that his version of Nolan pitched in. Angstrom Levy later slotted him into the band of hostile Invincibles aimed at the primary dimension.

Bursting through Angstrom's portal with the others, he set at once to leveling all around him. He clashed with the Immortal in Egypt, where a blow knocked him into Ka-Hor's tomb, and the trapped spirit tried to claim his body. He wrenched free, hauled the Immortal skyward, and sent Ka-Hor into a panic, since the spirit cannot last outside the tomb without a host and scrambled back in just as Riley slipped out with a barely living Jane.

He then smashed into the Guardians Headquarters, dropping Black Samson and Shapesmith, then squaring off against Darkwing II, Dupli-Kate, and the Immortal in a drawn-out brawl. He overpowered them all, taking the Immortal's head and cutting down what remained of Dupli-Kate's clones. Gloating over the wreckage that he wished the killing had run longer, he left himself open, and Darkwing II blindsided him, dragging him into the Shadow-Verse; neither returned, which seems to have ended him at last. As a Viltrumite hybrid he brought the whole arsenal, near-invulnerable, blindingly quick, and strong enough to laugh off the Immortal's hardest blows. His fate is never settled, the sole variant whose end is never confirmed.