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Viltrumincible, a dark-haired man in a white Viltrumite uniform, standing in a bright government lobby.
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Viltrumincible

Character

Viltrumincible is an evil, alternate-universe version of Mark Grayson who fully embraced his Viltrumite bloodline. Recruited by Angstrom Levy for the Invincible War, this variant helped ravage entire cities before being betrayed and cast into the Wasteland Universe.

Age: 19
Status: Alive
Species: Viltrumite-Human Hybrid
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 6: All I Can Say Is I'm Sorry
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Appearance

This variant looks nearly identical to the mainstream Mark, tall and light-skinned, with only faint tells setting him apart: bangs that hang a little longer at the front, and none of the tired shadows under his counterpart's eyes. He wears the Empire's standard uniform, stamped with an imperial insignia on each shoulder to advertise his allegiance to Viltrum.

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Personality

Ruthless and steeped in the Viltrumite creed that strength decides everything, Viltrumincible killed with evident relish during the war and showed little regard for the ruin he left in his wake. Traces of a conscience survive, however. He appears to genuinely believe humanity would benefit from Viltrumite rule, and his face sometimes turns grim or sorrowful once the carnage settles. He visibly reacts when Maskvincible grieves a lost mother, a hint that he too may quietly mourn his own.

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History

Little is documented about his home reality beyond the assumption that, like most variants, he accepted Nolan's offer and took up Viltrumite colors, though he skipped the traditional mustache. In one outing he hunted down and killed his world's Wolf-Man. Angstrom Levy later gathered him among the variants to ignite the Invincible War. Arriving through Angstrom's portal, Viltrumincible tore into everything around him, brawling with a Wolf-Man counterpart across New York and smashing through the Empire State Building before flattening much of Chicago. Though only a Viltrumite-human hybrid, his dominant genes leave him almost indistinguishable from a full-blood, ranking him among the stronger variants. When the surviving variants gathered at the Grayson home, they refused Angstrom's orders and demanded he honor their bargain; he answered by driving them through portals into the barren Wasteland Universe. His rampage left Chicago in ruins, a lasting scar on the mainstream world.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Viltrumincible in Invincible?

Viltrumincible is an evil, alternate-universe version of Mark Grayson who fully embraced his Viltrumite bloodline.

How does Viltrumincible differ in appearance from the mainstream Mark Grayson?

Viltrumincible looks nearly identical to the mainstream Mark Grayson, but with slightly longer bangs, none of his counterpart's tired under-eye shadows, and the Viltrum Empire's uniform stamped with an imperial insignia on each shoulder.

Why did Angstrom Levy recruit Viltrumincible?

Angstrom Levy gathered Viltrumincible among several alternate Marks to help ignite the Invincible War.

What happened to Viltrumincible after the Invincible War?

When the surviving variants demanded Angstrom Levy honor their bargain, he betrayed them and drove Viltrumincible through a portal into the barren Wasteland Universe.

Does Viltrumincible show any remorse?

Traces of a conscience survive in Viltrumincible; his face sometimes turns grim or sorrowful once the carnage settles, and he visibly reacts when Maskvincible grieves a lost mother.

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