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The Hunk looming under an orange sunset sky, a hugely muscular shirtless blond man smirking above green trousers
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The Hunk

Character

The Hunk is a brawny hopeful from Invincible who tries out for the new Guardians of the Globe. Relying on raw muscle, he fails to make the roster and later meets a grim end during the Invincible War at the hands of one of Mark's evil variants.

English Voice: Clancy Brown
Fate: Beaten to death by Nomaskible, corpse left in the desert
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 3: Who You Calling Ugly?
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Appearance

Built like a competitive bodybuilder, the Hunk carries a huge, sculpted physique. Straight blond hair tops his head, and he goes shirtless, wearing nothing but a pair of shorts.

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Personality

Not much of his character came through, though he read as cocky and full of himself over his physique. He also showed genuine nerve, throwing himself at the evil Invincibles and standing firm against Nomaskible even while knowing the fight was hopeless.

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History

The Hunk turned up among the crowd of hopefuls auditioning for the Guardians of the Globe and was matched against Atom Eve. Flexing to impress her fell flat, partly because she was still stewing over Rex Splode's betrayal, and she put him down fast and hard, a showing that caught the eyes of Invincible and Rex. He was not chosen for the team.

Two years on, Doc Seismic abducted him along with the Guardians and other heroes, until Darkwing II and the ReAnimen arrived to turn the tide; during the rescue he watched a furious Invincible strike Darkwing II. Later, in the Invincible War, he squared off against Nomaskible in a desert, lasting only seconds before the variant overwhelmed him. His shredded body was found in a crater by the close of the second day. His one notable gift was tremendous strength, enough to briefly trade blows with Nomaskible before losing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Hunk dead in Invincible?

Yes, The Hunk is dead in Invincible, beaten to death by the evil variant Nomaskible during the Invincible War.

Is The Hunk a villain or a hero in Invincible?

The Hunk is a hero hopeful in Invincible, one of many auditioning for a spot on the new Guardians of the Globe, though he does not make the team.

Is The Hunk in the Invincible show?

Yes, The Hunk appears in the Invincible show, first showing up in season 1 and returning through season 3 before his death.

How does The Hunk die in Invincible?

The Hunk dies during the Invincible War, overwhelmed and killed by the evil variant Nomaskible in the desert, with his body later found in a crater.

What is The Hunk's power in Invincible?

The Hunk's main gift is tremendous physical strength, enough to briefly trade blows with Nomaskible before he is overwhelmed and killed.

Sources & Information

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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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