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Demons

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Demons are the ruling intelligent species of Hell, long-lived beings steeped in dark magic. Some, like the detective Damien Darkblood, pursue justice to stay out of the infernal realm, while others, such as the dethroned Satan, crave the power they once held.

Status: Active
Home Former: Earth
Home Current: Hell
First Appearance: 1x02 "Here Goes Nothing"
Latest Appearance: 4x04 "Hurm"
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Overview

Demons reign as the foremost intelligent race born of Hell. No single natural form defines them; instead, each demon carries its own look. Damien Darkblood, for one, cuts a towering, horned, red-skinned and muscled figure, whereas Satan appears as a small, aged red demon trailing a short tail.

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Role

The species has likely endured since Hell itself began. Satan once ruled them all before losing his throne to unknown forces and becoming the Demon Lord, ever scheming to take his seat back. Their society runs on survival of the fittest, arranged into hierarchies under demon lords, and its members differ sharply in morality, from the repentant Darkblood who chases justice to avoid returning below, to the flesh-eating, conquest-hungry Satan. Cecil Stedman notes that demons read the world in stark black and white.

Their biology and magic gear them for endurance. Demons wield heightened strength, agility, and toughness, resist aging and ordinary harm through a kind of immortality, and need no food, water, or rest. Attuned to arcane power, they can teleport and touch supernatural forces, yet they remain vulnerable to exorcism, which the right artifacts and incantations can use to cast them back to their origin. Darkblood himself once slipped free of Hell to work as a detective, later probing the murder of the Guardians of the Globe until Cecil banished him home, and in 2024 he summoned Satan with word of a being strong enough to help reclaim the infernal throne.

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Notable Members

Prominent demons include Damien Darkblood, the escaped detective; Satan, the fallen ruler hungry to reign again; and Domina, alongside many others. The race counts Invincible among its allies and stands opposed to humans, Volcanikka, the Magmanites, Cerberus, and the Vile.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the demons in Invincible?

Demons are the ruling intelligent species of Hell in Invincible, long lived beings steeped in dark magic whose individual looks and morals vary widely, from the justice seeking Damien Darkblood to the power hungry fallen ruler Satan.

Is Damien Darkblood a bad guy in Invincible?

Damien Darkblood is not a straightforward villain; he is a demon who slipped free of Hell to work as a detective pursuing justice, though summoning Satan in 2024 shows he still moves through morally murky territory.

Who did Damien Darkblood summon in Invincible?

In 2024, Damien Darkblood summoned Satan to tell him of a being strong enough to help Satan reclaim the infernal throne.

Who rules the demons in Invincible?

Satan once ruled the demons before losing his throne to unknown forces and becoming the scheming Demon Lord, and demon society now runs on survival of the fittest under a hierarchy of demon lords.

What powers do demons have in Invincible?

Demons have heightened strength, agility, and toughness, resist aging and ordinary harm, need no food, water, or rest, and can teleport and touch supernatural forces, though they remain vulnerable to exorcism.

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