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Young Man

Character

The Young Man is a small-time thug who crosses paths with the Grayson brothers years apart. Spared during a monster's rampage in his first appearance, he later resurfaces as a swaggering bully who picks the worst possible target in a super-powered child.

English Voice: Jermaine Fowler
Voice Actor: Jermaine Fowler
Status: Alive
Species: Human
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 5: That Actually Hurt
Allegiances: Organized Crime (former)
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Appearance

The show offers no detailed description of him beyond a young human man. In his debut he turns up amid Titan's assault on the city, clutching a shotgun, and he resurfaces seasons later with the same streetwise swagger.

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Personality

What emerges of his character comes through his behavior rather than any stated traits. He carries himself as an aggressive bully, quick to torment someone he assumes is weaker, yet just as quick to bolt the moment the odds turn against him. When his chosen target reveals real power, his bravado collapses into panic and flight.

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History

During Titan's violent rampage the Young Man found himself among the crowd and was spared, surviving even after clumsily firing off a shot before fleeing rather than pressing his luck. Long afterward he reappears as a tormentor of Oliver Grayson. That bullying backfires spectacularly when Oliver, who possesses powers, yanks the young man's pants down, sending him and his teen companions scrambling away in humiliation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Young Man in Invincible?

The Young Man is a small-time thug in Invincible who crosses paths with the Grayson brothers years apart. He first appears as a bystander during Titan's rampage and later resurfaces as a bully who picks a fight with the wrong target, a super-powered child.

When does the Young Man first appear in Invincible?

The Young Man first appears in the season 1 episode That Actually Hurt, turning up armed with a shotgun amid Titan's violent rampage through the city before fleeing after firing a single shot.

What is the Young Man's personality like in Invincible?

The Young Man carries himself as an aggressive bully, quick to torment anyone he assumes is weaker. His bravado collapses into panic and flight the moment his target proves more powerful than expected.

What happens when the Young Man bullies Oliver Grayson?

When the Young Man tries to bully Oliver Grayson, the plan backfires: Oliver, who secretly has powers, yanks his pants down in public, sending him and his teenage friends fleeing in humiliation.

Who voices the Young Man in Invincible?

The Young Man is voiced by Jermaine Fowler in Invincible.

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