Three-Eyes
CharacterThree-Eyes is a minor Season 3 figure in Invincible, a hulking, blue-skinned inmate best remembered for sharing a prison cell with Cecil Stedman during his time behind bars, and for later working for him inside Payton Penitentiary.
Appearance
Built like a blue-skinned sumo wrestler, Three-Eyes dwarfs an ordinary person in size. White paint covers his face, and a gem is set into the center of his forehead. Every appearance so far has him in the plain uniform issued to prisoners.
Personality
Little of his temperament has been shown on screen. What defines him is his stint in the same cell as Cecil, whom he came to serve, addressing the man as boss. His sheer bulk gives him superhuman strength, enough to lift or press several tons.
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History
His origins are mostly a blank, beyond a turn to crime that ended with his capture and imprisonment by the Global Defense Agency. After Cecil was jailed for killing Knuckle Buster and Force Fist, the two shared a cell, and Cecil won him over, so that Three-Eyes was already calling him boss before Radcliffe raised Cecil to Director of the GDA. He surfaces again during Mister Liu's raid on Payton Penitentiary, glimpsed inside the prison as the attack unfolds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Three-Eyes in Invincible?
Three-Eyes is a minor Season 3 character in Invincible, a hulking, blue-skinned inmate best known for sharing a prison cell with Cecil Stedman and later working for him inside Payton Penitentiary.
What does Three-Eyes look like?
Three-Eyes is built like a blue-skinned sumo wrestler who dwarfs an ordinary person, with white paint covering his face and a gem set into the center of his forehead, always seen in a prisoner's uniform.
How did Three-Eyes meet Cecil Stedman?
Three-Eyes shared a prison cell with Cecil Stedman after Cecil was jailed for killing Knuckle Buster and Force Fist, and Cecil won him over so thoroughly that Three-Eyes began calling him boss.
What are Three-Eyes' powers?
Three-Eyes' sheer bulk gives him superhuman strength, enough to lift or press several tons.
Who voices Three-Eyes in Invincible?
Three-Eyes is voiced by Ross Marquand in Invincible.
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- Created byRobert Kirkman, Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley
- Published byImage Comics / Skybound
- Animated bySkybound Animation
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