
Angstrom Jr. is the young son of an alternate Angstrom Levy, a minor figure glimpsed in a single episode of Invincible. Hiding with his father after his mother's murder, the boy is killed by the rampaging Capevincible while his father can only watch.
Angstrom Jr. appears as a young boy, the child of a variant Angstrom Levy from an alternate Earth. His constant companion is a pet red fox he calls Chainsaw.
Little of his character is shown across his brief appearance, though he comes across as an ordinary, grieving child, telling his father how badly he misses his late mother.
Few details survive about Angstrom Jr. beyond his parentage and his fox. After Capevincible murdered his mother, the boy and his father went into hiding, sheltering inside a concealed, vaultlike base. Their refuge was breached by Capevincible, who killed the child as his father looked on helplessly. In the original comics the character was never given a name, though the fox Chainsaw appeared there under the same name.
Angstrom Jr. is the young son of an alternate-universe Angstrom Levy, introduced in a single episode of Invincible; after Capevincible murders his mother, he hides with his father before Capevincible finds and kills him too.
Angstrom Jr. keeps a pet red fox named Chainsaw as his constant companion.
Angstrom Jr. and his father hide inside a concealed, vault-like base after his mother's murder, but Capevincible breaches the shelter and kills the boy while his father can only watch helplessly.
Angstrom Jr. appears only once, in the Invincible episode I Thought You Were Stronger (2x08).
In the original Invincible comics, this character was never given a name, though his pet fox Chainsaw appeared there under the same name.
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