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None of the Mark variants know how to navigate in space, they can fly and are extremely fast, but none of them had the time to actually navigate in space, so leaving the planet would also be an uncertain suicide.

Currently, the Mark variants find themselves in a seemingly lifeless world. In this world, humanity destroyed itself for unknown reasons, but now they must find a way to survive.

It is a sandy planet, with ruins of buried buildings everywhere, the amount of resources is almost zero or nonexistent

Conquest is one of the most brutal and iconic Viltrumites from the Invincible comic, an elite Viltrumite.

Brief summary:

He is a veteran Viltrumite, with visible scars, a robotic arm, and an older appearance.

Despite his age, he is incredibly powerful, sadistic, and brutal. He lives for war and enjoys causing pain.

Their mission was to subdue Mark Grayson and prepare Earth for the Empire, but their methods are extremely violent, even by Viltrumite standards.

He stars in one of the bloodiest fights in the entire comic, leaving Mark on the brink of death.

His most famous phrase "Stand ready for my rival worm" reflects his love of violence and battle.

Simply put: Conquest is the pure embodiment of Viltrumite savagery without restraint or morality.

Anissa

Traits: Loyal warrior to the Empire, extremely strong and arrogant.

4. Lucan

Traits: Part of the team sent to assess Nolan's loyalty.

Distinctive: Muscular, mustachioed, dark-skinned. Fights Mark during the first encounter with the Empire.

5. Thula

Traits: Viltrumite warrior who is part of the elite squad.

Distinctive: Uses a spear in her hair as a weapon, long dark hair, very agile and lethal.

6. General Kregg

Traits: Another member of the elite squad, fierce but less prominent than Conquest or Anissa.

Badge: Appears in battles against the Coalition of Planets.

He is Thragg's right hand man, he is not specifically one of the strongest, but his rank says a lot

1. Dominant colors:

white and gray are the most common shades.

But Thragg, for example, often wears white with red details, reflecting his superior status.

2. Costume design:

Similar to light armor or tight-fitting combat suit.

It covers the torso, legs and part of the arms, generally leaving the head exposed (since they do not need protection from the vacuum of space or extreme heat).

The design is functional, military and symbolically authoritarian.

3. Viltrumite Symbols:

Some costumes bear the emblem of the Viltrumite Empire, similar to a stylized “V”.

Thragg, for example, doesn't need to carry a symbol; his mere presence commands respect.

4. Layer (in certain cases):

Some high-ranking officers, such as Thragg and Nolan in their imperial roles, wear short cloaks, which reinforce their hierarchical status.

The cape can be white, red or black depending on the role.

5. Characteristic mustache:

Although not part of the costume, the straight and prominent mustache is a hallmark among adult male Viltrumites (inspired by a very Roman or imperialist aesthetic).

6. Visual style:

The attire reinforces the image of a race of proud and disciplined conquerors.

They combine elegance, aggressiveness and visual power without the need for exaggerated ornamentation.

Thragg is one of the most imposing, fearsome, and intelligent characters in the Invincible universe. He is the main antagonist for much of the comic and perfectly embodies the Viltrumite Empire at its most brutal.

History and Characteristics:

Position: Thragg is the Grand Regent of the Viltrumite Empire, directly elected by the council following the death of Emperor Argall.

He was raised to be the perfect leader, trained from birth in all areas: combat, strategy, genetics, history, and Viltrumite philosophy.

He possesses physical strength that surpasses even Omni-Man and Mark, making him one of the most powerful beings in the universe.

Mentality and personality:

He firmly believes in Viltrumite superiority, with no respect for "inferior" races.

He is ruthless, meticulous, and calculating. He doesn't hesitate to kill his own soldiers if he believes they have failed the Empire.

He has a deep contempt for weakness, which leads him to commit extremely cruel acts.

Nolan was sent to Earth under the guise of being its protector, but in reality he was there to weaken it and facilitate its future annexation.

When his son, Mark Grayson / Invincible, develops his powers, Nolan reveals the truth: humans are meant to be conquered.

Mark, horrified, rejects this idea, leading to the brutal father-son battle.

(This event happened in very few universes, but in most Mark ends up joining his father, and sometimes, killing him*

The story of the Viltrumite Empire is one of the fundamental pillars of both the Invincible comic created by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley, and its animated adaptation. It's a narrative that blends science fiction, imperialism, extreme Darwinian evolution, and moral critique. Below, I provide a detailed, chronological summary of the Viltrumite Empire:

Origin of the Viltrumites

The Viltrumites are an alien humanoid race from the planet Viltrum.

They possess superhuman abilities: tremendous strength, speed, flight, extreme longevity, and superhuman resilience.

These powers are due to their advanced genetics, the result of millions of years of controlled biological evolution.

The Viltrumite Purge

Thousands of years ago, the Viltrumite civilization thrived, but its society adopted a radical Darwinian approach.

Their leader at the time, Argall, ordered an internal purge: the strongest were to kill the weak.

This drastically reduced their population, but resulted in a race of super warriors, fanatically loyal to the cause of Viltrumite supremacy.

Expansion of the Empire

With a nearly unbeatable military force, the Viltrumites began a campaign of galactic conquest.

Their goal was to build a universal empire, subjecting other civilizations to their dominion.

On planets they couldn't conquer directly, they used an alternative approach: infiltrating with a Viltrumite agent who would prepare the ground from within. This is where Nolan Grayson/Omni-Man, Mark's father, comes in.

1. Mark Viltrumita

Description: He is a version of Mark who fully embraces Viltrumite ideology. He has an imperialist attitude and believes in the superiority of his race. He is one of the most aggressive and fanatical of the alternate Marks.

Appearance: Shown with a hard expression, uniform more similar to that of pure Viltrumites, and military bearing.

2. Masked Mark

Description: This Mark wears a mask or helmet that obscures part of his face, suggesting a possible deformity, hidden identity, or simply a more militarized version. His demeanor is cold and methodical.

Appearance: More covered than the others, it stands out for its helmet/mask, which gives it a more intimidating or cybernetic look.

3. Mark Prisoner

Description: This variant, unlike the others, appears repentant or resigned. It has a more passive attitude, as if it had been forced to participate in the war or had lost its will.

Appearance: Torn clothing, lack of heroic uniform, tired or neglected appearance. Appears to have been captured some time ago.

4. Omni-Mark

Description: An extremely powerful version of Mark, possibly even stronger than Omni-Man. He behaves like a god among mortals, with an attitude of total superiority.

Appearance: Uniform most similar to Omni-Man's, but adapted. Dominant posture and defined muscles.

5. Mark Emperor

Description: This Mark managed to conquer his world and possibly several others, assuming the role of a Viltrumite or intergalactic emperor. He is authoritarian, refined, and views domination as a form of order.

Appearance: He wears a cape or a more ornate uniform, with a regal posture. His expression denotes power and pride.

6. Mark without Mask

Description: This Mark seems to be the closest to the original Mark in appearance, but with a disturbing look. The fact that he doesn't have a mask suggests that he has nothing to hide, and he could be the most manipulative or psychopathic of all, he misses his best friend, william, someone weak and without powers, but for some reason, he missed him, he still doesn't reveal why.

Appearance: Clean clothes, visible face, but a blank or cruel stare. The lack of a mask makes him appear honest... but he isn't.

7. Mark with Mohawk

Description: This Mark has a clearly rebellious and violent attitude, probably more impulsive and chaotic. His style suggests that he comes from a universe where everything collapsed, and he survives by pure brute force, in his universe he became the Viltrumite emperor just by having the blood of his grandfather, Argall, in fact, he is the weakest variant compared to you.

Appearance: He wears a mohawk, scars, or has a punk/guerrilla attitude. His expression is wild, almost defiant.

8. Mark Sinister

Description: A completely corrupted version, devoid of empathy or morals. He's the cruelest and most calculating, relishing suffering and asserting his power. He represents the darkest version of Mark, and is the most powerful.

Appearance: Deeper or brighter eyes, wicked smile, menacing body language. He is often noted for his unsettling presence. Unlike other Marks, he also killed his father, but with unparalleled brutality, devouring his heart to demonstrate his superiority.