
Christian Convery is a teen actor from the US and Canada best known for playing Gus on Netflix's Sweet Tooth, for which he won an Emmy; he joins the Invincible cast from season three onward as Oliver Grayson, also known as Kid Omni-Man.
Convery joins Invincible starting with season three as Oliver Grayson, the young son of Nolan Grayson who goes by the hero name Kid Omni-Man. Half-Viltrumite, the character brings that alien strength into the show's next generation of conflicts as the story moves forward.
Convery won an Emmy for his final season as Gus, the deer-hybrid boy at the center of Sweet Tooth, and appeared in the horror comedies Cocaine Bear and The Monkey. He picked up a SAG Award nomination for playing the young version of the title scientist in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein.

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Christian Convery joins Invincible starting with season three as Oliver Grayson, the young, half-Viltrumite son of Nolan Grayson who goes by the hero name Kid Omni-Man.
Convery won an Emmy for his final season playing Gus, the deer-hybrid boy at the center of Netflix's Sweet Tooth.
Convery appeared in the horror comedies Cocaine Bear and The Monkey.
Convery picked up a SAG Award nomination for playing the young version of the title scientist in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein, adding to his Emmy win for Sweet Tooth.
Christian Convery was born in 2009 and has been active in the industry since 2016, making him one of the youngest cast members added to Invincible.
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