Pegasus, whose civilian name is Mariya Antonov, is a Russian character teased for a future role in Invincible. She has not properly appeared yet, but glimpses of her hero suit under construction point to an eventual place among the Guardians of the Globe.
Pegasus has yet to be shown in full, so her design remains unrevealed. The only hint comes from her costume, seen mid-construction in Art Rosenbaum's workshop.
With no proper appearance so far, nothing about her personality has been established.
A human woman hailing from Russia, Mariya Antonov is implied to be headed for membership in the Guardians of the Globe. The clearest sign is her suit, which Art Rosenbaum is shown building, suggesting she will surface later in the series, though exactly when, or whether, she formally debuts is still unknown.
Pegasus is female. Her civilian name is Mariya Antonov, a Russian woman teased for a future role in Invincible.
Pegasus has not properly appeared in Invincible yet, so nothing about her personality or moral alignment has been established.
Pegasus, whose civilian name is Mariya Antonov, is a Russian character teased for a future role in Invincible, with glimpses of her hero suit under construction hinting at an eventual place among the Guardians of the Globe.
Pegasus's full appearance has not been revealed, but her costume has been glimpsed mid-construction in Art Rosenbaum's workshop.
Pegasus is implied to be headed for membership in the Guardians of the Globe, based on the sight of her hero suit being built, though it's unknown exactly when or whether she will formally debut.
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