Lincoln Bodin
Voice ActorLincoln Bodin is a child actor who voices Oliver Grayson, also known as Kid Omni-Man, in the second season of the Invincible animated series produced by Skybound Entertainment.
Invincible Role
Lincoln Bodin voices Oliver Grayson, the young son of Omni-Man and the Thraxan Andressa, in Invincible's second season. Also known as Kid Omni-Man, the character ages at an accelerated rate due to his part-Viltrumite biology, complicating the Grayson family's already fractured dynamic. Bodin's take on the character was succeeded by Christian Convery starting in season three as the character continues to grow older.
Career and Notable Roles
Bodin has built a run of small screen and film credits since debuting in the 2019 drama The Wake of Light, including guest appearances on The Conners and 9-1-1: Lone Star and the recurring role of Luke on The Santa Clauses. He also appears in the 2025 action sequel The Accountant 2, with an additional role set for the 2026 film Michael.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Lincoln Bodin voice in Invincible?
Lincoln Bodin voices Oliver Grayson, the young son of Omni-Man and the Thraxan Andressa, in Invincible's second season. Also known as Kid Omni-Man, Bodin's take on the character was succeeded by Christian Convery starting in season three as the character continues to age.
What was Lincoln Bodin's first acting role?
Bodin debuted in the 2019 drama The Wake of Light. It marked the start of a run of small screen and film credits that followed.
What TV shows has Lincoln Bodin appeared in?
Bodin has made guest appearances on The Conners and 9-1-1: Lone Star. These credits came alongside his ongoing work in film and animation.
What recurring role has Lincoln Bodin played?
Bodin played the recurring role of Luke on The Santa Clauses. It stands as one of his more sustained television credits outside of Invincible.
What movies has Lincoln Bodin appeared in?
Bodin appears in the 2025 action sequel The Accountant 2, with an additional role set for the 2026 film Michael. These credits mark his growing presence in feature films.
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