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Sam's Friend, a young man in an orange beanie and brown hoodie, sitting on rubble amid a ruined city street
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Sam's Friend

Character

Sam's Friend is the unnamed accomplice who robs alongside Sam in Invincible's Midnight City. He is the one who spots Darkwing during their break-in, and he shares Sam's grim fate, left to die on a water tower after the vigilante abandons them.

Voice: Unknown
Fate: Left hanging on a water tank in Midnight City by Darkwing
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 1: It's About Time
Allegiances: Unnamed Boss

Also Known As

Robber
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Appearance

The accomplice goes unnamed and undescribed beyond being a human male robber, glimpsed alive only during the failed heist and afterward as a skeleton hanging beside Sam's.

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Personality

Where Sam brushes off the danger, his friend is the wary one, uneasy the moment he senses Darkwing nearby and quick to point him out. That cautious streak does him no good against the vigilante, and he puts up little resistance once caught.

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History

During the Midnight City break-in, the friend was the first to notice Darkwing perched on a water tank and muttered a warning as Sam forced the door. His alarm proved justified: Darkwing swiftly overpowered him, hurled him into a nearby door, and strung him up beside Sam on the tanks while interrogating them about their boss. After being called away, Darkwing meant to return the following day but died at Omni-Man's hands first. Whether anyone might have freed the two was left unanswered until Invincible reached Midnight City about a year on, when their skeletal corpses were still hanging in place, showing that both had wasted away from starvation and dehydration.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sam's Friend in Invincible?

Sam's Friend is the unnamed accomplice who joins Sam in a robbery in Invincible's Midnight City, best known for spotting Darkwing during their break-in.

What happens to Sam's Friend in Invincible?

Sam's Friend is caught by Darkwing during a botched heist and chained to a water tower alongside Sam, where both men are later found dead of starvation and dehydration.

How does Darkwing catch Sam's Friend?

Darkwing overpowers Sam's Friend after he warns Sam of the vigilante's presence, throwing him into a door before stringing him up on the water tanks to interrogate the pair about their boss.

Why is Sam's Friend left to die in Invincible?

Sam's Friend is left to die because Darkwing, who meant to return the next day to question him further, is killed by Omni-Man before he can come back and free him.

When does Sam's Friend first appear in Invincible?

Sam's Friend first appears in the Invincible series premiere, "It's About Time," and his skeletal remains are later shown hanging on the water tower about a year afterward.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Invincible anime series, manga, and official materials. Invincible was created by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, published by Image Comics / Skybound, and animated by Skybound Animation. All rights to Invincible and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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