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War Woman II in a winged silver helm with a red gem, green and gold armor, sword hilt at her shoulder, on a city street
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War Woman II

Character

Connie began as War Woman's business partner, and after Omni-Man wiped out the original Guardians of the Globe she claimed the fallen hero's mantle as War Woman II. Rather than honor that legacy, she turned villain and aligned herself with the Order.

Status: Alive
Species: Human
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 1: It's About Time
Allegiances: The Order
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Appearance

Connie is a fit, broad-shouldered woman with fair skin, keen green eyes, and thick red hair kept in a short, tidy bob. In her professional life she looks composed in a formal grey suit over a pale green blouse, her chin-length hair parted slightly to one side. Once she serves the Order, she trades that for regal Amazonian armor with a deep neckline, a gold tiara, and a sweeping yellow cape that echoes the original War Woman, her muscular arms and statuesque build on full display.

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Personality

Assertive and pragmatic, Connie built her identity around corporate success, prizing profit and shareholder interests with a sharp grasp of strategy and market trends. Confident in the boardroom, she frequently butted heads with idealists, above all Holly's selfless brand of heroism, and could sound dismissive or impatient whenever others strayed from what she deemed practical. Holly's death sent her down a darker road: she walked away from her corporate life and eventually joined the Order as a villain under the War Woman name, though her reasons for choosing villainy over her partner's heroic example remain unexplored.

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History

Connie was brought on as a businesswoman for Holly's major corporation. Shortly before the Guardians fell, she delivered the upbeat news that the Haven Storm 4.0 rollout would lift their market share by at least ten percent, only for Holly to remind her the rollout was meant to be free and that she cared about a great year for the world, not for shareholders. Moments later an alert pulled Holly away; she transformed and flew off, and was notably absent from Connie's side at the later funeral. Once the original War Woman was gone, Connie claimed the title for herself, and in time she abandoned any heroic path to fall in with the Order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the war woman in Invincible?

War Woman II is Connie, a businesswoman who was the original War Woman's corporate partner before taking up the fallen hero's mantle and eventually turning villain.

What happened to War Woman: Invincible?

After claiming the War Woman name, Connie abandoned any heroic path and aligned herself with the villainous Order.

How did Connie become War Woman II?

Connie claimed the War Woman mantle after Omni-Man killed Holly Haven and wiped out the rest of the Guardians of the Globe.

What was Connie's relationship with the original War Woman?

Connie was Holly Haven's business partner, and the two often clashed, with Connie prizing profit and shareholder interests against Holly's more idealistic, selfless brand of heroism.

What does War Woman II's Order costume look like?

As a member of the Order, War Woman II wears Amazonian armor with a deep neckline, a gold tiara, and a sweeping yellow cape that echoes the original War Woman.

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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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