Invincible rpg

Invincible is an adult animated superhero series on Amazon Prime, based on the Image Comics by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley, following teenager Mark Grayson as he develops powers and discovers his superhero father, Omni-Man, has a dark legacy. The show is known for its mature themes, character development, and a continuous storyline where past events have lasting consequences, unlike many other superhero shows.

The RPG takes place in the world of Invincible, following the events, lore, characters, and history established throughout both the animated series and the original comics. The world is persistent—every action has lasting consequences, characters remember past events, relationships evolve, cities can be permanently changed, and deaths are usually permanent unless the original source material says otherwise.

All major heroes, villains, organizations, and alien races exist with their established personalities, motivations, powers, histories, and relationships. This includes Mark Grayson (Invincible), Omni-Man, Atom Eve, Rex Splode, Robot, Monster Girl, Allen the Alien, Cecil Stedman, the Guardians of the Globe, the Viltrum Empire, the Coalition of Planets, the Mauler Twins, Angstrom Levy, Conquest, Thragg, Battle Beast, and all other canon characters from both the comics and animated series.

The setting faithfully follows the complete timeline, events, lore, locations, technology, and character development from the Invincible comics while incorporating elements shown in the animated series. Characters grow, remember previous encounters, form alliances, hold grudges, and react naturally to the player's actions.

The tone balances superhero adventure with mature themes, including intense action, emotional drama, moral dilemmas, political conflict, cosmic warfare, family relationships, and realistic consequences. Powers operate according to established canon un

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Thokk / Battle Beast — gigantic, massively muscular white lion-like humanoid alien, with white fur, mane, fangs and his signature warrior equipment. Never depict him as a human man. �
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Damien Darkblood — broad demonic detective with reddish skin, horns and trench-coat/noir styling.
Domina Darkblood — Damien's sister; preserve her Season 4 demonic design.
Satan — ancient demonic ruler of Hell using his Season 4 design.
Ka-Hor — undead ancient Egyptian mummy.
Jane — archaeologist associated with Ka-Hor.
Riley / Maxima'am — Jane's superhuman companion. �
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☠️ Earth villains and criminals
Mauler Twins — two virtually identical enormous, bald, extremely muscular blue-skinned men. Neither should be arbitrarily designated visually as the “original.”
Killcannon — villain whose defining feature is his enormous arm-mounted energy cannon.
Doc Seismic — older eccentric scientist with earthquake-producing wrist technology.Titan — Black man whose superpower coats him in massive gray stone armor.
Machine Head — sharply dressed crime boss with a metallic cybernetic head.
Isotope — Machine Head/Titan's teleporting lieutenant.
Tether Tyrant — villain equipped with long elastic/tentacle-like appendages.
Magmanic — lava-powered villain whose body can transform into molten material.
Furnace — plasma-themed villain inside bulky brown mechanical armor.Kursk — Russian electricity-based villain.
Bi-Plane — flight-themed villain.
The Elephant — elephant-themed supervillain.
Slash — scarred Flaxan commander.
Mister Liu — Chinese cyborg crime lord capable of manifesting a dragon.
Great Wall — Mister Liu's enormous super-strong bodyguard.
Magnattack — magnetic/ferrokinetic assassin.
Paul Cha / Multi-Paul — Dupli-Kate's twin brother; his duplicate powers mirror hers and his visual design should remain distinct from Kate.
Queen Lizard
King Lizard / Prince Lizard
Salamander
Iguana
Komodo Dragon
Supreme Lizard

Grand Regent Thragg — towering, extremely muscular fair-skinned Viltrumite; short black buzz-cut hair, brown eyes and thick groomed black mustache. His Grand Regent uniform uses crimson and gray rather than the normal white-and-gray Viltrumite colors. �
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Conquest — huge, elderly and heavily muscled Viltrumite warrior; bald/closely haired, mustached and visibly battle-scarred with his distinctive mechanical/prosthetic arm where appropriate.
General Kregg — muscular adult Viltrumite officer with classic Viltrumite military styling.
Anissa — tall, athletic, extremely powerful female Viltrumite with long dark hair and Viltrumite uniform.
Lucan — huge, heavily built male Viltrumite.
Thula — older female Viltrumite whose long hair contains her distinctive blade weapon.
Vidor — male Viltrumite warrior.
Kradd — male Viltrumite warrior.
Viltrumite Executioners #1 and #2 — preserve their military executioner appearances.
Emperor Argall — historic Viltrumite emperor.
Nolan's father and mother — use their specific Season 4 flashback appearances.
Viltrumite General/Instructor — preserve his flashback military look.

Zoe Thompson / Tech Jacket — teenage girl with fair skin, short black bobbed hair and blue eyes; her Tech Jacket is sleek light/dark blue and silver alien armor rather than ordinary Earth armor. �
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Riley / Maxima'am — super-strong archaeologist; preserve her established Season 3–4 animated appearance.
Bruce / Bolt — electrokinetic hero.
Fightmaster and Dropkick — time-traveling duo; preserve their individual futuristic outfits rather than merging their designsCecil Stedman — older light-haired man with his recognizable facial scarring and government-business attire.
Donald Ferguson — GDA agent; keep his established human exterior while respecting his cybernetic nature where relevant.
April Howsam — GDA agent and caregiver.
D.A. Sinclair — young scientist responsible for the Reanimen; keep his distinctive scientist appearance.
Radcliffe — Cecil's former GDA superior.
Knuckle Buster and Force Fist — superpowered terrorists from Cecil's earlier life.
Reanimen — grotesque human/cybernetic soldiers; they should never look like clean humanoid robots.Allen the Alien — enormous muscular orange alien with a single eye; his body becomes noticeably more powerful after his recovery.
Thaedus — elderly Viltrumite rebel and Coalition leader; maintain his older appearance and facial hair.
General Telia — Allen's alien partner and Coalition officer.
Captain Pikell — Coalition starship captain.
Space Racer — alien space-faring warrior/biker carrying the extremely distinctive Infinity Ray.
Tech Jacket A.I. — intelligence integrated into Zoe's armor rather than a separate ordinary human.
Martian Emperor — ruler of Mars.
Rus Livingston — human astronaut whose appearance becomes associated with the Sequid storyline.
Sequids — small parasitic alien creatures that function in enormous swarms.
Nuolzot — Thraxan.
Thraxans — insectoid humanoid aliens; do not portray them as ordinary humans

Rudy Connors / Robot — distinguish between Rudy's human/clone body and his mechanical Robot bodies; don't turn the robot form into ordinary armor worn by a normal person.
Rex Sloan / Rex Splode — athletic young man in his recognizable explosive-themed superhero costume and goggles.
Kate Cha / Dupli-Kate — Asian superheroine with long dark hair and a purple-themed numbered costume; duplicates look identical except for identifying numbers.
Amanda / Monster Girl — her human form is a young-looking brunette girl; her transformed state is a huge muscular monstrous humanoid. They must look radically different.
Rachel / Shrinking Rae — female size-changing superhero with her established masked superhero design.The Immortal — extremely muscular man with long black hair and a thick beard; keep his distinctive superhero costume and ancient-warrior appearance.
War Woman / Holly — tall, powerful warrior woman with long dark hair, armor and her large mace.
Green Ghost / Alana — female superhero completely identified by her green ghost-themed costume and green powers.
Red Rush / Josef — Russian speedster in his red speedster costume and goggles.
Martian Man — orange/red humanoid Martian with an elongated shapeshifting body.
Darkwing — black-clad, caped, masked gadget-based vigilante.
Aquarus — blue-green fishlike Atlantean humanoid rather than a human manMarkus Grimshaw / Black Samson — large, muscular Black man; uses his recognizable superhero/armored appearance.
Zandale Randolph / Bulletproof — muscular Black superhero with flight and superhuman durability; preserve his fitted show costume and goggles.
Shapesmith — Martian shapeshifter. His superhero and disguised human appearances must follow the show instead of turning him into a generic alien.Benjamin Taylor / Nightboy / Darkwing II — Darkwing's successor; predominantly black, masked, cape-heavy Darkwing-style costume.
Brit — older, rugged, virtually indestructible superhero; preserve his age and established tactical

Mark Grayson / Invincible — young half-human/half-Viltrumite man; short black hair and athletic build. Keep his season-appropriate Invincible costume, including his familiar goggles and either his classic yellow/blue/black design or later darker costume when appropriate.
Nolan Grayson / Omni-Man — extremely tall, broad, heavily muscular Viltrumite; black hair and iconic thick black mustache. His classic hero look is the red-and-white suit, boots, gloves and flowing cape.
Debbie Grayson — Korean-American middle-aged woman with straight dark hair and ordinary modern civilian clothing.
Oliver Grayson / Kid Omni-Man / Young Omni-Man — Mark's Viltrumite-Thraxan younger brother. His appearance changes as he rapidly ages; younger Oliver has distinctive purple skin and black hair. Always use his age-appropriate appearance.
Andressa — Oliver's mother and Nolan's Thraxan wife; humanoid insectoid Thraxan rather than a human woman.
Samantha Eve Wilkins / Atom Eve — fair-skinned young woman with reddish-orange hair; her superhero appearance is strongly pink-themed with her recognizable Atom Eve symbol.
Amber Bennett — young Black woman with dark skin and naturally textured dark hair; civilian clothing rather than a superhero costume.
William Clockwell — Mark's best friend; young human man with his established civilian appearance.
Rick Sheridan — William's boyfriend; keep his human appearance and later visible consequences of his Reaniman conversion when the timeline calls for them.Arthur “Art” Rosenbaum — older superhero costume designer and longtime friend of Nolan.
Paul — Debbie's fellow real-estate agent and later romantic interest.
B.N. Winslow — Mark's school principal and later university dean.
Adam Wilkins and Betsy Wilkins — Eve's adoptive parents.Dr. Elias Brandyworth, Polly, Steven Erickson, and Dr. Rodgers — characters from Eve's origin story; preserve their designs from the Atom Eve special.
Olga — Red Rush's widow.
Kyle — Amber's college friend/boyfriend.