Prisonincible is a savage alternate-reality Invincible, hairless and burn-scarred after a year of torment inside a Viltrumite prison. Angstrom Levy pulls him in to help launch the Invincible War, and he tears through the world with glee before being cast into a barren wasteland dimension.
Built along the same lines as the original Invincible, he runs noticeably heavier and more muscular than nearly all his variant kin. Not a strand of hair remains on him; he is entirely bald. His skin tells the story of his captivity, scorched and rope-veined, roughened by deep burns and darkened with a heavy tan. Over it he wears the drab inmate garb issued on the Viltrumite prison asteroid, and where his eyes should be sit black visors that look grafted straight into the sockets, leaving him a cold, near-inhuman stare.
A year of bodily and mental agony forged a merciless brute who feeds on ruin and disorder. He wades into any fight without a shred of remorse or pause, smashing aside foes and obstacles alike and dismissing even vicious battles as a mere warm-up while sneering at the wreckage he leaves. He is coldly practical like his fellow variants, loyal to nothing but his own survival and profit, and his impatience and biting sarcasm rarely let up. Given the choice, he would drag out an enemy's suffering through torture rather than grant a swift end, a plainly sadistic bent.

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Though counted as a Viltrumite-human hybrid, his Viltrumite genes so overpower the human half that he functions as a full-blooded member of the race. From that lineage come flight, crushing strength, tremendous speed, and near-total invulnerability, alongside sharpened senses, deep reserves of stamina, and an ever-slowing aging that could carry him through millennia. He needs little food and can hold out without air, even in open space, and his dominant DNA would swamp any offspring's. A strong healing factor knits broken bones and torn muscle and can regrow lost teeth, mending light wounds in minutes though grave ones take far longer.
His raw power showed in the Invincible War, where he ravaged much of Russia, toppled Moscow and the Kremlin, and beat the Russian hero Cast Iron. That regeneration is not limitless, though. The Scourge Virus dosed him during his imprisonment, briefly shutting off his Viltrumite cell repair and sapping his strength and invulnerability, and the torture endured while weakened branded him with permanent scars. He also carries the usual Viltrumite frailties, staggered and pained by piercing high-frequency sound and vulnerable to any foe whose power meets or beats his own.
Prisonincible is an alternate-reality version of Invincible who spent a year being tortured inside a Viltrumite prison, left hairless, burn-scarred, and fitted with black visor eyes. Angstrom Levy pulls him into the main universe to help trigger the Invincible War.
No, Prisonincible is not a good guy. Forged into a merciless, sadistic brute by his imprisonment, he fights alongside Angstrom Levy and Team Evil Invincible, tearing through the world without remorse.
As a near-full-blooded Viltrumite, Prisonincible has flight, crushing strength, tremendous speed, near-total invulnerability, sharpened senses, slowed aging, and a strong healing factor, though piercing sound and equally powerful foes remain his weaknesses.
During the Invincible War, Prisonincible ravaged much of Russia, toppled Moscow and the Kremlin, and defeated the Russian hero Cast Iron.
After his role in the Invincible War, Prisonincible is cast into a barren wasteland dimension known as the Wasteland Universe.
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