Two Punch Man
CharacterTwo Punch Man is a minor hero in the Invincible series, a crimefighter tied to the Global Defense Agency whose whole gimmick is that his first strike does little while his second lands with devastating force, a wink at the One-Punch Man parody behind him.
Appearance
He wears a red bodysuit paired with a yellow cape, a white belt, and black gloves, and two white circles sit on his head.
History
Little is known of how Two Punch Man came by his abilities, only that once he had them he signed on with the Global Defense Agency as a hero. He was on hand at the Guardians of the Globe funeral, helping mourners to their seats, and later threw his hat in for the rebuilt roster without earning a spot.
When Invincible left Earth, he joined the other heroes against Omnipotus, and he was among those Doc Seismic captured and dragged underground before Darkwing and the ReAnimen freed them, cutting down Seismic's Magmanites in the escape. Brought in by Brit on the second day of the Invincible War, he fought the evil Invincible variants and was knocked out battling Hoodvincible, though he counted among the survivors.
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Abilities
His signature power is a strength that erupts on his second blow, enough to knock around large lava monsters and put down an Invincible variant with a kick. He can also fly under his own power, endures heavy punishment from the likes of Doc Seismic without visible harm, and shows solid fighting skill overall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a Two Punch Man in Invincible?
Yes, Two Punch Man appears as a minor hero tied to the Global Defense Agency in Invincible, whose gimmick is that his first punch does little while his second strike lands with devastating force.
Is Invincible based on One Punch Man?
No, the Invincible series is not based on One-Punch Man, but the character Two Punch Man is a direct parody of Saitama from that franchise.
Is Two Punch Man actually strong?
Yes, despite the joking name, Two Punch Man's second strike carries real power, enough to knock around large lava monsters and put down an Invincible variant with a single kick.
What happened to Two Punch Man in Invincible?
Two Punch Man fought through several major battles including the Invincible War, where he was knocked out battling the villain Hoodvincible but counted among the survivors.
What are Two Punch Man's powers?
Two Punch Man's signature power is a strength that erupts on his second blow, and he can also fly and shows solid durability, enduring heavy punishment from foes like Doc Seismic without visible harm.
Sources & Information
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View on FandomThis 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.
Rights holders
- Created byRobert Kirkman, Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley
- Published byImage Comics / Skybound
- Animated bySkybound Animation
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