
Omnivincible, born Markus Sebastian Grayson, is a chillingly composed evil version of Invincible pulled from another universe. He surfaces as a supporting villain in the third season, recruited by Angstrom Levy to help ignite the Invincible War across the mainstream Earth.
Physically Omnivincible is almost a mirror of the Invincible he is drawn from, tall and fair-skinned, differing mainly in his noticeably spikier hair. His costume fuses cues from both Invincible and Omni-Man in a strict red-and-white palette: a white upper half split by a broad red stripe that curves into a U at the collar and runs down into the red of his legs, red gloves, clean white boots, a red mask with black lenses, and a bright red cape trailing from his shoulders.
What makes Omnivincible unsettling is his composure. Where other variants rage, he stays calm and clinical, rarely raising his voice, dealing out violence with deliberate detachment rather than fury. His cruelty is quiet and precise, driven by indifference, and he shows no hesitation in maiming Atom Eve or taunting the mainstream Invincible with a smug grin. He prides himself on efficiency, mocks Hoodvincible for lacking control, and casts himself as the superior model. Empathy and loyalty are absent; he discards allies the instant they stop being useful. In his cold logic and his echo of his father's temperament he stands among the most dangerous variants, and in a stranger note he openly despises both swearing and the Grayson house he grew up in.

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Little is confirmed about his home reality beyond the fact that he turned villain there and already loathed his world's Atom Eve. Angstrom Levy gathers him with the other doubles and sends them through a portal to tear the mainstream Earth apart. Joining forces with Hoodvincible, Omnivincible overwhelms Invincible and Atom Eve and shatters Eve's leg, only for the Global Defense Agency's ReAnimen to break up the fight and let her be rescued. The two variants beat the ReAnimen, split off, and Omnivincible levels much of Tokyo by the third day. When the surviving doubles gather over the Grayson home and turn on Angstrom for breaking their bargain, he opens portals and forces them all into the barren Wasteland Universe, where Omnivincible's fate is left uncertain. As a Viltrumite-human hybrid he commands the full standard power set, flight, immense strength, durability, speed, and rapid healing among it.
The name Omnivincible combines Omni-Man, the hero identity of his father Nolan Grayson, and Invincible, the hero identity of the mainstream Mark Grayson he is an evil variant of; he also goes by the alias Omni-Mark for the same reason.
Yes, Omnivincible is an evil, alternate-universe version of Invincible recruited by Angstrom Levy to help tear apart the mainstream Earth. He is coldly composed rather than enraged, dealing out violence with calm, precise cruelty and discarding allies once they stop being useful.
As a Viltrumite-human hybrid, Omnivincible commands the full standard Viltrumite power set, including flight, immense strength, durability, superhuman speed, and rapid healing.
Omnivincible is gathered by Angstrom Levy along with other evil Invincible variants and sent through a portal to devastate the mainstream Earth. Teaming with Hoodvincible, he overwhelms Invincible and Atom Eve and shatters Eve's leg, later leveling much of Tokyo, before Angstrom forces the surviving variants into the barren Wasteland Universe when they turn on him.
Omnivincible's real name is Markus Sebastian Grayson, the alternate-universe counterpart of Mark Grayson, born to Nolan Grayson and Debbie Grayson on January 22, 2005.
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