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Nolan's partner in a domed helmet and olive flight armor, hands clasped calmly against a cloudy sky
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Nolan's Partner

Character

Nolan's partner is a Viltrumite warrior of the empire and the first known comrade to fight beside a young Omni-Man on his early conquests. Glimpsed in a Season 2 flashback, she meets a sudden end when a Rognarr decapitates her on the Savage Planet.

Age: 900+
Born: Thragg Era, Viltrum
Died: Thragg Era, Savage Planet
Fate: Decapitated by a Rognarr
Home: Viltrumite City, Viltrum (former)
Gender: Female
Status: Deceased
Species: Viltrumite
Full Name: Unknown
Occupation: Soldier
Affiliation: Viltrum Empire
Only Appearance: 2x06 "It's Not That Simple" (Flashback)
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Appearance

Though ancient by human reckoning, she carried the look of a young woman with a fair, faintly tanned complexion. Vivid green eyes and a slim frame set her apart from the bulkier, more athletic Viltrumites around her. As a soldier she wore the traditional plain white uniform, and over it a spacesuit of white with gray trim, its helmet fitted with a largely clear visor while reinforced gray plating shielded the lower, side, and rear sections.

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Personality

Little of her character is recorded. What is known is that she once stood as a comrade to the figure remembered as the Great Nolan. On the mission to the Savage Planet, one of the Rognarrs struck her down before she could even react.

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History

A devoted servant of the empire's push for galactic rule, she rode alongside Nolan through the early stretch of his conquests, the first partner he is known to have had. Their assignments carried them from world to world in service of the Viltrumite cause. That run ended abruptly on the Savage Planet during the campaign against the Rognarrs, where one of the creatures killed her in an instant, beheading her before her reflexes could save her.

Her body held the standard Viltrumite gifts: an extraordinarily long life, flight, tremendous strength, durability, speed, heightened senses, and regeneration. None of it was enough against the Rognarr's sudden strike.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Nolan's partner in Invincible?

Nolan's partner is a Viltrumite warrior and the first known comrade to fight beside a young Omni-Man during his early conquests. She appears only in a Season 2 flashback.

How did Nolan's partner die?

Nolan's partner died on the Savage Planet during the campaign against the Rognarrs, when one of the creatures decapitated her before she could even react.

What did Nolan's partner look like?

Nolan's partner had a young appearance despite being ancient by human reckoning, with a fair, faintly tanned complexion, vivid green eyes, and a slim frame that set her apart from the bulkier Viltrumites around her.

What was Nolan's partner's role in the Viltrum Empire?

Nolan's partner was a Viltrumite soldier devoted to the empire's push for galactic rule, and she rode alongside Nolan through the early stretch of his conquests as his first known partner.

What powers did Nolan's partner have?

Nolan's partner held the standard Viltrumite abilities, including an extraordinarily long life, flight, tremendous strength, durability, speed, heightened senses, and regeneration, though none of it saved her from the Rognarr's sudden strike.

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