The Relonians are a four-horned alien people ground under Viltrumite rule who, for all their limited strength, dare to strike back. That defiance ignites a cold argument among the Empire's rulers over whether to enslave the survivors or wipe them out completely.
Of the countless worlds devoured by the Viltrum Empire, the Relonians rank among the rare few bold enough to push back. Their humanoid bodies run through a spread of skin tones, from green to blue to deep yellow, set off by four horns across the head and jaw and by thick canine teeth thrusting from the lower jaw. Almost nothing remains of how they lived before conquest, though standing up to a vastly stronger master marks them as a stubbornly brave people.
When Viltrumite expansion swept over the planet Relonia, its natives were subdued and driven into forced labor beneath relentless watch. A Viltrumite man and his mate drew the assignment of supervising a crew forced to fill tanks with a purple liquid. Watching for their chance, the workers wired a grenade to one tank and fled, and the explosion that followed killed both guards. Word of it reached the Viltrumite Council, where Kregg argued for stamping out the Relonians before a fresh revolt took shape. Thaedus countered him, laying the unrest at the feet of the Empire's own cruelty and calling for measured restraint that might even boost compliance, a view that pitted him against Thragg, who saw the uprising as an affront begging for brutal punishment. Emperor Argall chose to slash the population down to a quarter, or erase it outright should the resistance carry on, and waved off every plea Thaedus made.
Not one individual Relonian is ever named; the species shows up purely as a collective, glimpsed in a lone fourth-season flashback and created specifically for the television version. Their probable extinction feeds straight into the wider run of events that follows, pointing toward the Great Purge, the killing of Emperor Argall, and the release of the Scourge Virus.

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The Relonians are a humanoid alien species in Invincible, conquered and enslaved by the Viltrum Empire. Their bodies come in a range of skin tones from green to blue to deep yellow, marked by four horns across the head and jaw and thick canine teeth.
The Relonians resisted the Viltrum Empire by wiring a grenade to a tank they were forced to fill with liquid, then fleeing before it exploded and killed their two Viltrumite guards. It stands as one of the rare acts of rebellion against Viltrumite rule.
After the Relonian revolt, Emperor Argall ordered the population slashed down to a quarter, or erased entirely if resistance continued. This came despite Thaedus arguing that the Empire's own cruelty had caused the uprising and that restraint might work better.
The Relonians come from the planet Relonia, which was conquered by the expanding Viltrum Empire. Its natives were subdued and driven into forced labor under constant watch.
The fate of the Relonians is left unknown in Invincible, with their likely near extinction feeding into later events like the Great Purge, the killing of Emperor Argall, and the release of the Scourge Virus. They appear only once, in a fourth season flashback created specifically for the animated series.
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