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Bi-Plane

Character

Bi-Plane is a Denver supervillain in Invincible, a winged bank robber who takes to the sky with a jet-and-wing contraption. Diagnosed with cancer, he attempts a plutonium suicide bombing over the city until the Immortal stops him and hurls him into space.

English Voice: Ross Marquand
Age: 80 (estimate)
Fate: Thrown into space by the Immortal, died of suffocation
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 1: It's About Time
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Appearance

Bi-Plane is a lean, bald man with pale skin. His outfit is a green jumpsuit accented by lighter green panels on the arms and legs, worn with a brown harness and boots. Most striking is the bulky pack strapped to his back, a contraption that fuses a jet turbine with a set of airplane-style wings.

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Personality

What glimpses the series offers paint Bi-Plane as maniacal, genocidal, and suicidal, ready to take his own life and an entire city along with him using the plutonium sewn into his suit. He is also boastful and cocky to the point of carelessness, so absorbed in his own monologue that he never notices the Immortal moving in to end him.

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History

Bi-Plane earns a reputation in Denver as a winged thief who raids banks with his flying rig. Upon learning he has cancer, he laces himself with plutonium and plots to detonate above the city, which would have left the whole area radioactive. The Immortal reaches the scene in time, subdues him, and flings him into space, where he dies almost at once. His body drifts there until Invincible stumbles upon the corpse during a later trip toward Mars.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who did Immortal throw into space?

The Immortal subdues the Denver supervillain Bi-Plane and flings him into space, where he dies of suffocation almost at once.

Who was the guy floating in space in Invincible?

The body drifting in space that Invincible stumbles upon during a later trip toward Mars belongs to Bi-Plane, the Denver villain killed by the Immortal.

Who is Bi-Plane in Invincible?

Bi-Plane is a Denver supervillain in Invincible, a winged bank robber who takes to the sky using a jet-and-wing contraption strapped to his back.

Why does Bi-Plane try to bomb Denver?

After learning he has cancer, Bi-Plane laces himself with plutonium and plots to detonate above Denver, an attack that would have left the whole area radioactive, before the Immortal stops him.

What powers or gear does Bi-Plane use?

Bi-Plane has no superpowers; he relies on a bulky jet-turbine-and-wing backpack that lets him fly, which he uses to raid banks around Denver.

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