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Pete, a blond man in dark blue star-emblazoned combat armor, looking alarmed in a sterile hallway
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Pete is a guard stationed at the Global Defense Agency's prison, an ordinary human tasked with watching over some of Invincible's most dangerous inmates. His run-ins with the Mauler Twins make him a recurring, and frequently unlucky, background face.

English Voice: Chris Diamantopoulos
Status: Alive
Species: Human
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 3: Who You Calling Ugly?
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Appearance

Pete is a fair-skinned man with blond hair and green eyes, usually seen in his prison guard uniform. After the Maulers injure him during their first breakout, he spends a stretch with his arm in a cast.

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Personality

The show gives him little in the way of interior life, but Pete reads as a weary, put-upon everyman, quietly resentful of the inmates who torment him yet keeping his head down to get through the shift.

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History

On chicken pot pie night, Pete is passing meals through the cell doors when he reaches one of the Mauler Twins. As he slides the food into the pass slot, Robot, watching through the cameras, hacks the mechanism and opens the far side, letting the Mauler seize Pete's arm, slam him against the cell, and knock him out while breaking the limb, then use that broken arm to spring both twins loose.

After Invincible and Omni-Man's clash, the Maulers are recaptured, and Pete looks on, arm in a cast, as one is returned to his cell with a smug grin. About a month later he is caught talking with the pair, who scold him over the poor food, mock-apologize for nearly cracking his skull, and warn him to feed them better, until a sudden portal opens behind them and Pete sounds the alarm.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Pete in Invincible?

Pete is a Global Defense Agency prison guard whose arm is broken by one of the Mauler Twins during a jailbreak, after Robot hacks his cell to let the villain grab him. He returns to duty with his arm in a cast, and later sounds the alarm when a portal opens near the twins' cell.

What is Pete's job in Invincible?

Pete works as a guard at the Global Defense Agency's prison, where he is responsible for watching over dangerous inmates including the Mauler Twins.

How did Pete break his arm in Invincible?

Pete's arm is broken when Robot hacks the prison's cell door mechanism during a meal delivery, letting one of the Mauler Twins grab Pete's arm, slam him against the cell, and break the limb before using it to spring both twins free.

Who voices Pete in Invincible?

Pete is voiced by Chris Diamantopoulos.

Do the Mauler Twins threaten Pete again after their first breakout?

Yes. About a month after the twins are recaptured, Pete is caught talking with them; they mock him over the food and warn him to feed them better, until a portal suddenly opens behind them and Pete sounds the alarm.

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