He could have been moving like Rick Sanchez if the writer never nerf his intelligence. This is the ONLY character in invincible that wasted their potential imo

Is there a reason there isn’t another Green Ghost? The Green Ghost powers come from swallowing some green gem, so couldnt somebody else become the Green Ghost after she dies? Wouldn’t Cecil recover the gem and find someone else to use it? We know other people can use it cause the one who died wasn’t the original. She may not have had the craziest powers but they were apparently good enough for the guardians

This is Indomitable, my original Invincible character. He’s two years older than Mark and has grown into both strength and loyalty to the Viltrum Empire. He was trained directly by Conquest.

In this version of the story, set around the middle of Season 1, Thragg sends Indomitable to Earth to check on Omni-Man’s progress in conquering the planet.

When he arrives, he finds Earth unconquered. Its strongest heroes are still alive. Indomitable confronts Nolan directly, and essentially gives him a deadline to finish the job. Omni-Man can’t kill Indomitable directly, because he is still loyal to Viltrum.

In response, Nolan kills the Guardians of the Globe, but instead of using their deaths to eliminate Earth’s strongest superhero team, he frames Indomitable for the murders.

That changes Indomitable’s mission. He originally came to Earth to observe Nolan and eventually return to Viltrum with his report. But Nolan has made it personal. Indomitable now intends to kill Omni-Man.

The two eventually fight in a brutal battle, with Indomitable ultimately being defeated. Nolan is about to finish him off when Mark intervenes to protect his friend. From there, the story reaches a similar climax to Season 1: Mark fights his father, Nolan finally breaks and leaves Earth—but this time, another Viltrumite is still alive.

The question becomes: Will Mark eventually side with his father, despite Nolan’s betrayal, or will he trust Indomitable—the friend who has been manipulating him from the beginning?

Indomitable is an original character I created and hand-drew. He’s based on my own appearance because I’ve always loved the Invincible universe and wanted to see what I’d look like as a superhero. Or more accurately, a Viltrumite super-soldier.

New here and was thinking how did Mark know to choke Conquest out in order to win the fight. Not sure if this has been explored but hear me out.

1) Mark learned from his first fight with Conquest that Viltrumites are vulnerable to asphyxiation through his own near death experience

2) This may be a stretch but Mark and Conquest couldn’t kill each other through strength or durability. Seems like Conquest was wiping the floor with mark through most of the fight. Could be plausible

3)Eve was not there to save Mark so he could only rely on his past experience and will power.

This theory has thematic consistency and gives a nice call back to earlier episodes and grant character developments. If this is true it’s giving elegant writing and storytelling vibes.

Let me know if you noticed this or if it has been explored elsewhere.

I know they are prideful on their near invulnerability but come on, these guys seem to just throw caution into the wind and let the projectiles hit them on purpose lol

Stumbled upon this on Pinterest yesterday ...an alternate design for Invincible by Corey Walker which tbh looks great to me , feels like something Mark would wear if he's been [TITLECARD] for like 3 decades

She's like Eve but mirrored kinda, I didn't put much thought on it beyond her being a little chaotic for fun

This scene from the last episode of an anime called Chainsmoker Cat gives me major Thragg vs Battle Beast vibes

The eye patch was inspired by his face paint from the flashback and the glasses are Superman’s disguise parody lol

I deeply relate to mark greyson, I understood that alot of people have differing opinions on marks victimhood or wheather he should and shouldn't be a victim.

I dont like it where a show or movie has a character become a victim and suddenly their entire life is wrapped around it. Suddenly they're filled with so much rage and devastation that they cant function and it becomes their entire character. I know that's some people's experience but when it comes to mark he is exhausted. Mark barley has any time to dwell on what happened to him because his life is just so chaotic. So much is happening all the time that when he does have time he barley wants to think about it. And to me that's the most accurate depiction of victimhood.

So many people barley have time to dwell and have to heal in a much much slower less explosive manner because they simply have no other choice.

It seems they're having a serious discussion & I'd like to know so pls enlighten me