Vidor is a long-lived Viltrumite soldier of the Viltrum Empire and a supporting antagonist introduced in the show's second season. Fiercely loyal to the Empire's conquest, he met his end when Nolan crushed his head during the clash on Thraxa.
Vidor is a fair-haired Viltrumite who wears the mustache typical of his people, with a pair of bolt-like fixtures set into his head. His gear is the standard white Empire uniform, finished with a see-through yellow visor across his eyes.
Cold and utterly committed to the Empire, Vidor held open contempt for anyone he judged beneath Viltrumite stock, dismissing the Thraxans as creatures that simply die on contact. He took a certain pride in meeting the famed Nolan, yet their one-on-one on Thraxa exposed a soldier far sharper with his tongue than his fists. His habit of taunting, needling Nolan over his concern for Invincible and the Thraxans, ultimately cost him his life.

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Vidor's Viltrumite biology grants the full slate of his species' gifts: vast strength, near-invulnerable skin, blistering speed and flight, a rapid healing factor, heightened senses, and a lifespan that slows his aging to a crawl over the millennia. He endures the vacuum of space and long stretches without food, and centuries of war shaped him into a capable hand-to-hand fighter. Like every Viltrumite, he stays vulnerable to piercing high-frequency sound, to foes matching his own power, and to the Scourge Virus engineered from Viltrumite DNA. His arrogant tendency to chatter during combat counted as a weakness all its own.
Vidor was killed on Thraxa when Nolan crushed his head during their clash.
Vidor is a long-lived Viltrumite soldier of the Viltrum Empire and a supporting antagonist introduced in Invincible's second season.
Vidor is cold and utterly committed to the Empire, holding open contempt for anyone he judged beneath Viltrumite stock, and his habit of taunting Nolan during their fight ultimately cost him his life.
Like other Viltrumites, Vidor is vulnerable to piercing high-frequency sound and to foes matching his own power, and his arrogant tendency to chatter during combat counted as a weakness of its own.
Allen the Alien nicknamed Vidor 'Biclop,' a reference to the bolt-like fixtures set into his head.
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