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The Order

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The Order is a worldwide criminal syndicate run by a council of superpowered crime bosses, standing as one of Earth's most powerful underworld organizations and controlling the shadow economies of numerous nations.

Home: Earth
Status: Active
First Appearance: 3x05 "This Was Supposed To Be Easy"
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Overview

The Order is a covert international brotherhood and organized-crime empire steered by a council of supervillain kingpins. Ranking among the largest and most influential criminal networks on the planet, it holds sway over the underworlds of many countries at once. Its power rests on a leadership tier of crime lords rather than a single figure, giving it reach far beyond any one city.

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Role

Formed at some unknown point by the deadliest supervillain bosses on Earth, the syndicate long ran under the hand of Mister Liu, who held it together for years and beat back challengers, including Machine Head, who wanted his seat. When Liu learns that Titan has quietly displaced Machine Head, he contacts the new boss of Chicago and orders him to spring Multi-Paul from Payton Penitentiary. Certain Titan would never publicly own his place in the Order, Liu plots to have him killed for good.

The scheme backfires. Machine Head, having fled, joins forces with Titan to strip Liu of his rank, trading his help for control of the whole organization, and the plan succeeds. Once in charge, Machine Head keeps his word to Titan by letting him rule Chicago on his own terms while he oversees the broader Order. The syndicate has also been quietly threading spies into the Global Defense Agency, its agents marked by a silver ring bearing a red circle, using one such mole to leak the location of Rex Splode and Invincible to Liu.

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Notable Members

Leadership passes from Mister Liu, its former top kingpin, to Machine Head, its current one, above a bench of crime lords that includes The Face, The Walking Dread, Red Eye, Embrace, Slaying Mantis, Insomniac, War Woman II, and Titan. The Chicago wing counts Titan as its present boss alongside Isotope, Kursk, Tether Tyrant, Magmaniac, and Furnace, while Mister Liu's faction gathers Great Wall, Multi-Paul, and the late Magnattack. Battle Beast once worked for the Order as hired muscle. The concept draws on evil groups such as the Masters of Evil and Hellfire Club from Marvel and the Injustice League and the Light from DC.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Order in Invincible?

The Order is a covert international brotherhood and organized-crime empire steered by a council of supervillain kingpins, ranking among the largest and most influential criminal networks on Earth.

Is the Order important in Invincible?

Yes, the Order is one of Earth's largest and most influential criminal organizations, controlling underworld operations across many countries and planting spies inside the Global Defense Agency.

Who leads the Order in Invincible?

Machine Head currently leads the Order, having taken over from its longtime former kingpin, Mister Liu.

How did Machine Head take control of the Order?

After fleeing Mister Liu's assassination attempt, Machine Head allied with Titan to strip Liu of his rank in exchange for control of the whole organization. Once in charge, Machine Head let Titan rule Chicago on his own terms while overseeing the broader Order himself.

Does the Order have spies inside the GDA?

Yes, the Order has quietly planted spies inside the Global Defense Agency, marked by a silver ring bearing a red circle, and used one such mole to leak the location of Rex Splode and Invincible to Mister Liu.

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