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Mark Grayson
The titular protagonist, a Viltrumite-human hybrid who is the superhero Invincible. He is the son of Nolan Grayson (Omni-Man) and Debbie Grayson, and the older half-brother of Oliver.
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Omni-Man
Nolan Grayson is the deuteragonist, first appearing as the main antagonist of Season 1 before beginning to redeem himself from Season 2. He is infamous as the fallen "superhero" Omni-Man.
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Atom Eve
Samantha Eve Wilkins is a genetically engineered human created by a secret U.S. government program. She can manipulate matter and energy at the molecular and subatomic levels, which makes her one of the series' most versatile heroes.
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Debbie Grayson
Mark's mother and Nolan's estranged wife, and the adoptive mother of Oliver Grayson II. She spent two decades building a seemingly normal family life with a husband who hid his true nature.
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Cecil Stedman
One of the three overarching protagonists, alongside Thaedus and the Immortal. For decades he has directed the Global Defense Agency, coordinating Earth's defense against superpowered threats.
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Rex Splode
Rex Sloan, a former member of the Teen Team who later joined the Guardians of the Globe. He can manipulate objects at the molecular level, accelerating their molecules until they explode.
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Dupli-Kate
Katherine "Kate" Cha can create multiple duplicates of herself and serves in the new Guardians of the Globe. During her time with the team she enters a relationship with the Immortal.
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Monster Girl
Amanda, originally known as Monster Woman, became a core member of the new Guardians of the Globe after Omni-Man's massacre of the original team.
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Robot
Rex Connors, formerly Rudolph "Rudy" Connors, was an exceptionally intelligent scientist born with severe physical deformities and critical health problems, who built a way around his compromised body.
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Battle Beast
Thokk is a legendary Dornian warrior driven by an insatiable desire to find worthy opponents who can grant him a glorious death in battle, a quest that brought him to Earth.
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Allen the Alien
Boyfriend of Telia, born in a Unopan breeding facility created to replenish his race after the Viltrum Empire nearly eradicated them, and to act as a defense against the Viltrumites.
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Angstrom Levy
The secondary antagonist, debuting in Season 2. Originally a brilliant human who could traverse dimensions, he sought to save his reality using knowledge from alternate selves, until his noble plan went awry.
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Immortal
An immortal superhero who has lived for thousands of years and left a significant mark on human history, under many identities. Among them was a medieval knight possibly associated with Arthurian legend.
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Thragg
The main antagonist from Season 4, the most powerful Viltrumite and the current Grand Regent of the Viltrum Empire. He formerly served as Regent under Emperor Argall before assuming leadership.
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Titan
A supporting antagonist, husband of Vanessa and father of Fiona. He was a supervillain enforcer who worked for the crime lord Machine Head because he owed him a debt.
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Darkwing
A superhero and protector of Midnight City with his sidekick, and a member of the Guardians of the Globe, until Omni-Man betrayed and killed him.
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Black Samson
Markus Grimshaw is a veteran superhero and one of the last surviving members of the original Guardians of the Globe. He later joins the new Guardians under Robot's leadership.
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Shrinking Rae
Rachel, a superheroine who can reduce herself to extremely tiny sizes. After Omni-Man massacred the original Guardians, Robot chose her to be part of the new version of the team.
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William Clockwell
Rick Sheridan's boyfriend and a supporting character from Season 1. He grew up alongside Mark Grayson, living an ordinary childhood, unaware his closest friend was destined to be a hero.
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Powerplex
Scott Duvall, a delusional and emotionally unstable scientist and recurring antagonist who irrationally desires revenge on Invincible for his unintended role in the deaths of his sister and niece.
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Kregg
A major antagonist from Season 2, a high-ranking Viltrumite general and second-in-command of the Viltrum Empire. After Viltrum's destruction he resettled in human society.
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Conquest
A major antagonist in Seasons 3 and 4, one of the most powerful figures in the Viltrum Empire, who served as the Viltrumites' fundamental "nuclear option."
Invincible tier list questions
Does this Invincible list contain spoilers?
Yes. The write-ups mention antagonist reveals, deaths and developments through the later seasons, such as Omni-Man's turn and Thragg's role. If you are still watching, you may want to skip some entries.
What are the Viltrumites?
The Viltrumites are the powerful alien species behind the Viltrum Empire. Mark Grayson is a Viltrumite-human hybrid, and Omni-Man, Kregg, Conquest and Thragg are all Viltrumites.
How should I rank Invincible characters?
Common criteria include power, character arc, how well written the character is and emotional impact. Many fans rank heroes, Viltrumites and villains separately, since they play such different roles.
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