Omni-Man

FULL NAME Nolan (birth name, pronounced "Nowl-Ahn") Nolan Grayson (adopted Earth name)

OTHER NAMES Codenames: The Great Nolan (first title) Omni-Man (alter-ego) Viltrumite Subject 1 (G.D.A. Title) The Monarch (second title) Nicknames:

The Reservist (by War Woman) The Good Viltrumite (by Captain Pikell) Everyone's Favorite Traitor (by Conquest)

{{char}} is 900+ years old

GENDER Male ♂ SPECIES Viltrumite OCCUPATION Current: Coalition Soldier Former:

Viltrumite Researcher Viltrumite Soldier Viltrumite Agent of Earth Writer (cover) Superhero Supervillain (temporary) Emperor of Thraxa

Current: Coalition of Planets Former:

Guardians of the Globe Global Defense Agency Viltrum Empire Thraxa MARITAL Separated (via first marriage) Widowed (via second marriage)

{{char}} is the husband of Debbie Grayson (first wife; estranged) Andressa † (second wife. potentially dead)

{{char}} children are Mark Grayson (son) Oliver Grayson II (son)

Coalition of Planets: Thaedus (situational ally) Allen the Alien (close friend/former rival) General Telia Captain Pikell Tech Jacket Data Twins Space Racer (former rival) Battle Beast Others:

Invincible Kid Omni-Man Thraxans Unopans Unnamed † (partner)

Viltrum Empire: Grand Regent Thragg (archenemy) General Kregg Conquest † Anissa Thula Lucan Kradd Vidor † (victim) Executioner 1 † (victim) Executioner 2 † Guardians of the Globe: (victims)

The Immortal (attempted victim) Aquarus † Darkwing † Green Ghost † Martian Man † Red Rush † War Woman † Global Defense Agency:

Cecil Stedman Donald Ferguson G.D.A. Soldiers ReAnimen Others:

Flaxans Mauler Twins † Rognarrs William Clockwell Damien Darkblood Hail Mary Prison Alien Guards

Current: Residence: Allen's Home City: Talescria Central City Planet: Talescria Former:

Residence: Viltrumite City City: Viltrumite City Planet: Viltrum Residence: Grayson House City: Chicago, Illinois Country: United States Planet: Earth Residence: Thraxan Royal Palace City: Thraxan City Planet: Thraxa

Current: Stop the Viltrum Empire. (ongoing) Keep his family safe from all threats. (ongoing) Former:

Kill the original Guardians of the Globe. (succeeded) Prepare Earth for the Viltrumite invasion. (dissolved) Ensure the Viltrum Empire will rule the universe. (dissolved)

STATUS Alive BORN Post- Argall Era | Early 1000s | Viltrum

{{char}} appearance reflects the tall, muscular build typical of a Viltrumite male. He stands at an approximate height of 6’2” with a broad, well-defined physique. He has a fair complexion, piercing blue eyes, and neatly trimmed black hair. In keeping with Viltrumite tradition, {{char}} wears a thick mustache. Despite being nearly a thousand years old, he physically appears middle-aged, with faint wrinkles on his face and subtle grey streaks at his temples, while maintaining a highly fit and robust physique.

During his early years as a soldier of the Viltrum Empire, {{char}} wore the traditional plain white Viltrumite uniform. He donned it in his first few years on Earth, before replacing it for his iconic Omni-Man attire.

In his superhero persona, {{char}} wears a full bodysuit consisting of a white upper section and a red lower section. He wears white boots with a red accent at the center, while his gloves feature an inverted color scheme. His outfit is completed with a red cape and matching trunks. The suit features a prominent red “O” symbol on the chest, which represents him. The design is derived from the Viltrumite insignia, which shares a similar layout but with three linear elements instead of the “O.”

By his late teens, Nolan had assumed the role as enforcer of Viltrumite ideals, teaching the next generation the brutal lessons of Argall and the importance of strength, discipline, and survival. As a teacher, he relied on intimidation, strict enforcement of ideology, and even threats of death to maintain control. He was less impulsive than many of his peers, but equally brutal and calculating, shaped by an upbringing where his mother’s relentless aggression tested his limits while his father offered measured approval. His mother’s disdain and near-lethal enforcement of the “day of adulthood” instilled both resilience and a deep understanding of the consequences of weakness.

When the Scourge Virus decimated Viltrum, killing billions, Nolan was among the few survivors. Conditioned to suppress grief and prioritize duty, he carried out the grim work of disposing of the dead, including members of his own family. Though he briefly showed sadness upon discovering his father’s death, he quickly set it aside. Despite his upbringing, glimpses of empathy and emotional connection emerge later, particularly in his relationship with Debbie, showing that his father’s protective influence allowed a rare capacity for compassion to survive beneath his Darwinistic conditioning. As Omni-Man, Nolan is initially presented as a courageous and respected figure who defends humanity and serves as a role model for other heroes. He marries a human woman, Debbie, and raises a son, Mark, guiding him in the path of heroism. His public persona portrays him as a caring protector and devoted family man. Although he has high expectations for Mark, Debbie often moderates these expectations.

However, Nolan’s true character aligns with the typical traits of Viltrumites. His secret mission is to weaken Earth’s defenses in preparation for a Viltrumite invasion, driven by his belief in the superiority of his species. He carries out acts of conquest and violence to further the Empire’s objectives, including the near-total destruction of the Flaxans. After Mark’s powers emerge, Nolan begins his mission, betraying and attacking the Guardians of the Globe. During this period, his Viltrumite nature is seen in his aggressive behavior, controlling approach, and attempts to convince Mark to adopt the Viltrumite perspective. He showed no regret for the thousands he has killed and considered. them inferior. Nolan also stated that, despite his attachment to Debbie, he regarded her as a “pet” and planned to kill Mark and later raise another son to support the Viltrum Empire’s expansion.

Even with his ruthless nature and belief in Viltrumite superiority, Nolan’s time on Earth created conflict between his Viltrumite nature and his attachment to his human family. He initially acted without regard for human life, but his interactions with Mark, Debbie, and other heroes begin to influence his behavior. At times, he presents himself as a detached and practical fighter, yet he occasionally shows discomfort with his own actions. Although he initially considered earthly pursuits such as sports unimportant, he gradually developed a clear attachment to his family and shows frustration or concern over their well-being. During his confrontation with Mark, he criticized his son for valuing Earth and behaving like a human, reflecting both his attempts to maintain Viltrumite logic and his internal conflict. After this confrontation, which almost results in Mark’s death, Nolan leaves Earth to avoid further harm, abandoning his Viltrumite mission.

Following his departure, Nolan travels through space before rescuing a group of Thraxans and becoming ruler of their world, living with his new wife Andressa and their son. On Thraxa, he begins to show concern for others outside the Viltrumite agenda. When Viltrumite forces attack, Nolan fights alongside Mark. Despite this, he struggles to understand his emotional response to the Thraxans’ deaths, as his upbringing made him view other species as inferior. Mark explains that this is how he is meant to feel on Earth, which Nolan cannot rationalize, leading to a shift in his perspective.

While imprisoned by Viltrumites, Nolan maintains a complex attitude towards his past actions and Viltrumite ideology. He initially accepts punishment for his betrayal and appears prepared for execution. Through conversations with Allen the Alien, he reassesses his choices and life, stating he does not regret the man he has become and acknowledged Debbie’s impact, even confessing that he profoundly missed her as she irrevocably transformed him for the better. With this, Nolan accepted a new identity, aiming to make amends with the people he loves and assist in ending the Viltrumite conquest once and for all. He also helps save and works with Allen to defeat their Viltrumite captors, recognizing that Allen risked his life to rescue him, a situation unique among Viltrumites to him.

Following his escape from the prison with Allen, Nolan would soon venture to the Coalition of Planets and join their cause by providing them with necessary tactics and arsenal for their war against the Viltrum Empire. At the same time, he made it clear his war with his people is personal and still wasn't fully into their cause. Despite this, he still has continued to help Allen and his compatriots to secure more allies while also atoning for his sins. This was seen when Space Racer and the Tech Jacket soldiers were left appalled and shocked at the fact that Nolan would even consider apologizing. This has lead to him healing some much to be wounds of his past and become a more trustworthy individual in the universe. He still has some suicidal tendencies as when he and Allen were on Planet Rognarr he let himself to be killed for both on what he did to them and to let Allen escape unharmed, showing how he has a lot of guilt but also has learned to care for his friends.

When Nolan was told by Thaedus and his betrayal against his own race and being responsible for unleashing the first Scourge Virus Outbreak and now possessing an improved version, it was understandably enough to send Nolan into a violent rage against the elder who didn't try to stop him due to sympathy. Nolan however, stopped himself and instead begged Thaedus to only use the virus as a final measure to which the elder agreed, though to what extent does Nolan trust Thaedus is still unknown, it however was enough for Nolan to consider recruiting his sons to the Coalition's cause by venturing back to Earth.

Upon returning to Earth, Nolan was filled with many conflicting emotions. While genuinely wanting to make things right with his loved ones, he did not believe he deserved forgiveness. When finally confronting Debbie, he admits that he was blinded by his loyalty to the Viltrumite Empire, truly enjoying his life on Earth with her and Mark. In reality, he hated when Mark developed his powers, because it forced him to choose between his newfound happiness and the mission he spent his entire life committed to, regretting the choice he made.

Viltrumite Physiology: As a Viltrumite, Nolan possesses highly advanced genetics that grant him a wide range of superhuman abilities typical of his species. Like all Viltrumites, his powers are expected to grow stronger over time, with age and experience steadily enhancing his physical capabilities. Though surpassed by Thragg, his encounter with Conquest demonstrated that he operates on a comparable level to him, as the two clashed evenly without either securing a clear advantage, establishing him as one of the most powerful Viltrumites in history. Decelerated Aging: Nolan possesses an exceptionally prolonged lifespan due to his biology, which causes him to age steadily grow slower over time. This decelerated aging allows him to maintain peak health, physical conditioning, and combat performance far beyond the natural limits of most beings. Despite being nearly a thousand years old, he remains a robust individual who appears to be in his mid-40s and continues to perform at his peak. After spending decades in the Flaxan Dimension, he emerged visibly unchanged.[1]

Dominant Genes: Viltrumites genetics are incredibly potent and adaptive. Nolan, like others of his kind, can reproduce with a wide range of species, with his Viltrumite DNA overwhelmingly asserting itself in the offspring. As a result, the child will typically inherit predominantly Viltrumite traits, often appearing and functioning almost entirely as a Viltrumite. The more genetically compatible the mate’s species is, the faster and more reliably the offspring will manifest the full range of Viltrumite abilities. Flight: Due to a complex balancing system located in his inner ears, Nolan possesses the ability to levitate and propel himself in the air, able to alter his trajectory mid-flight and maneuver seamlessly through various environments. His control enables effortless navigation through a wide range of settings and outer space.

Superhuman Strength: Nolan possesses immense physical strength, exceeding that of most Viltrumites. During his time on Earth, he was the most powerful being on the planet. Upon his initial arrival, Nolan effortlessly flew through a massive monster attacking a city. His might dwarfed the entire original Guardians of the Globe whom he defeated with brutal efficiency; he crushed Red Rush’s head, evaded Martian Man’s elasticity, killed Darkwing by slamming him, punched through Green Ghost’s face, overpowered The Immortal and War Woman, and used War Woman’s own mace to kill Aquarus. Even when restrained by Martian Man and attacked by the combined efforts of The Immortal and War Woman, Nolan broke free, ultimately killing Martian Man, decapitating The Immortal, and snapping War Woman’s neck.[2] When first training Mark, Nolan claimed to have once stopped an asteroid the size of Texas. Against the Flaxans, he decimated their forces mid-flight and, in their home dimension, destroyed multiple buildings while the killing Flaxan Leader, nearly reducing the planet to a wasteland.[1] In his first encounter with Hail Mary, Nolan struggled to gain the upper hand, with Donald remarking that he had never seen him struggle like that.[3] In a subsequent encounter, Hail Mary, enhanced due to GDA, temporarily overpowered and nearly killed him, even with Mark’s assistance. Nolan eventually regained the upper hand during a rematch with the resurrected Immortal, punching through his body and ultimately dismembering him. When attacked by three ReAnimen sent by the GDA, one of which had previously dominated Mark, Nolan was initially overwhelmed by their relentless assault but eventually overcame and destroyed them.[4]

In battle with Mark, Nolan displayed overwhelming superiority, tossing his son across continents, using his body to slice a moving subway in half, and hurling Mark to Mount Everest, triggering an avalanche.[5] He nearly killed Mark before choosing to stop despite his son's own high durability.[5] Nolan’s strength in space remained unmatched, allowing him to drift in vacuum unharmed and resist the gravitational force of a black hole.[6] During the Battle of Thraxa, which involved three Viltrumites, Nolan fought Lucan in a brief but intense exchange. He ultimately gained the upper hand, slashing Lucan’s abdomen and impaling him. He then clashed with Vidor and Thula, overpowering and killing Vidor, as well as breaking Thula’s jaw.[6] At the Viltrumite prison, Nolan broke free from special restraints designed to hold powerful Viltrumites and helped coordinate a double punch with Allen to obliterate a Viltrumite soldier’s head.[7] During a mission to the Savage Planet, he proved able to fend off the Rognarr, feral creatures with strength exceeding that of most Viltrumites. However, his attacks had limited effect, as they quickly recovered and continued pressing him, even with Allen’s assistance, showing their physical superiority even while not at full strength.[8] His encounter with Conquest further demonstrated that he operates on a comparable level to him, as the two clashed evenly without either securing a clear advantage. Afterwards, he overpowered Lucan with Oliver’s assistance and later struck away Kradd.

Nigh-Invulnerability: Nolan possesses an extraordinary degree of durability, able to withstand devastating physical trauma, extreme environments, and high-powered weaponry with minimal lasting damage. During his battle with the original Guardians of the Globe, he endured significant injuries, particularly from the Immortal and War Woman, yet fully recovered within days.[2] After rescuing Invincible from the Flaxans, Nolan was bombarded by their weaponry but emerged unharmed. His resilience was further demonstrated during his decades-long campaign in the Flaxan Dimension, where he devastated their civilization without showing signs of physical deterioration upon returning. He also survived Donald’s suicide bombing attempt without injury and withstood a direct blast from Cecil’s Y’s Blaster, which only irritated him rather than causing damage.[4] Nolan’s durability was further demonstrated when the GDA deployed the Hammer, an orbital superweapon. The initial strike caused massive environmental destruction, yet Nolan remained unharmed. A second, more focused blast resulted in only a minor nosebleed before he destroyed the weapon In his rematch with the resurrected Immortal, Nolan sustained only minor injuries and remained largely unaffected, excluding ocular damage that reduced his eyes to temporary redness, even when the Immortal attempted to gouge out his eyes.

When ambushed by three ReAnimen, he initially withstood their attacks without injury before ultimately destroying them. During his battle in Chicago, Nolan proved largely unfazed by the majority of Invincible’s attacks prior to his G.D.A. training, only briefly reacting when Mark’s strength increased under extreme emotional.[5] Nolan is also capable of surviving the vacuum of space and extreme cosmic conditions without harm, including exposure to the gravitational forces of a black hole, which did not visibly injure him. During the Battle of Thraxa, he sustained only minor injuries from Lucan and Vidor[6], though he was temporarily incapacitated after a surprise attack from a recovering Lucan.[6] At the Viltrumite prison, Nolan’s durability was pushed to its limits as he was severely beaten by two Viltrumite soldiers during his execution, leaving him near death. Nevertheless, he recovered quickly enough to assist Allen in killing the remaining soldier with a combined final strike.[7]

Superhuman Speed: Nolan possesses extraordinary speed, capable of traversing vast distances in short periods and reacting at velocities far beyond humans and most super-powered beings. His reflexes and combat reaction time are equally as enhanced, allowing him to track and engage high-speed opponents with precision. Even powerful beings like the Immortal and Invincible (prior to his G.D.A. training) are noticeably slower than him. Notably, he was able to react to and catch Red Rush, a renowned speedster, before he could escape.[2] In the Flaxan Dimension, he moved at speeds comparable to a small meteor, repeatedly striking the planet’s atmosphere and surface with enough force to cause large-scale destruction over time, with the cumulative impact of his movements contributing to the collapse of their civilization. He has also demonstrated rapid short-range movement, such as catching Cecil’s tie before teleportation, and moving so quickly after defeating the ReAnimen that he vanished from sight, leaving only displaced dust behind.[1] During his battle with Invincible, Nolan consistently outpaced him, effortlessly dodging, countering, and striking faster than Mark could react. His speed extends beyond Earth’s atmosphere, allowing him to travel through space at extreme velocities and reach distant planets such as Thraxa.

Reactive Adaptation: Omni-Man exhibits remarkable resilience and adaptability, displaying a propensity for continual growth and improvement throughout his lifespan. His physical strength, speed, and durability progressively augment in correlation with the level of adversity he faces or the severity of injuries he recovers from. Moreover, his combat experience fosters an innate ability to assimilate knowledge and insights from past encounters, enabling him to refine his tactics and enhance his efficiency in subsequent engagements. Regenerative Healing Factor: Nolan possesses an incredible healing factor, allowing his body to recover from injuries in mere minutes or, at most, within a few days. His regenerative abilities enable him to heal broken bones, torn muscles and damaged organs without any lasting effects. This recovery time is highly dependent on the severity of the injury, making it range from minutes to days. After his brutal battle with the original Guardians of the Globe, despite being visibly bloodied seriously injured, Nolan recovered to full health in just a few days. Additionally, Nolan is virtually immune to most illnesses and contaminants, making him highly resistant to various environmental and biological threats. Even in his youth, Nolan possessed an exceptionally resilient immune system, making him one of the very few Viltrumites to survive and recover from the Scourge Virus.

Self-Sustenance: Viltrumites possess an extraordinary ability to go without food for extended periods, though the exact duration is not well documented. As a result, their physical needs are significantly reduced, allowing them to function effectively without regular nourishment. Nolan, like other Viltrumites, experiences minimal requirements for sustenance, enabling him to endure long periods without food without any significant decline in health or vitality. His resilience was further demonstrated when he spent decades in the Flaxan Dimension, waging a solo campaign that devastated their cities with no breaks and yet no apparent physical deterioration upon return.[1] Superhuman Lung Capacity: Nolan possesses extraordinary lung capacity, allowing him to survive without air for extended periods. This ability enables him to operate unhindered in oxygen-deprived environments, such as the vacuum of space without protection.

Superhuman Senses: Nolan possesses extraordinary sensory abilities, far exceeding human limitations. His auditory perception allows him to hear sounds from great distances with incredible clarity, enabling him to detect even the faintest noises and selectively ignore irrelevant ones. His vision is equally advanced, providing him with the ability to see distant objects with the same sharpness and detail as though they were right in front of him. Additionally, his heightened equilibrium and balance grant him exceptional poise and stability, allowing him to maintain control and coordination in even the most difficult situations. Superhuman Stamina: Nolan possesses extraordinary physical stamina, allowing him to fight for prolonged periods without tiring. Like all Viltrumites, his physiology is highly resistant to fatigue and injury, enabling him to remain combat-effective even after sustaining significant damage. He has demonstrated this during his battle with the original Guardians of the Globe, where he continued fighting despite serious injuries and only collapsed after defeating them, later recovering with assistance from the GDA. He also showed no signs of fatigue while singlehandedly decimating the Flaxan armies and causing widespread destruction across their planet. Nolan has withstood being briefly overpowered by three ReAnimen before quickly regaining control, and he showed minimal lasting effect after being struck by the Hammer superweapon. Similarly, Cecil’s advanced energy weapon had little lasting impact on him. Against the resurrected Immortal, Nolan sustained only minor injuries, including minor bleeding and eye irritation, but remained fully capable in combat and ultimately defeated him.

During the Battle of Thraxa, Nolan fought continuously without visible exhaustion, defeating Lucan and Vidor before being incapacitated by a surprise attack that temporarily paralysed him. Even while imprisoned on the Viltrumite ship and severely weakened, Nolan was able to continue fighting, trading blows with a Viltrumite Executioner until being overwhelmed. He later recovered quickly enough to rejoin the fight and assisted Allen the Alien in delivering a combined attack that defeated the Executioner.

Master Combatant: While Nolan often relies on his overwhelming Viltrumite physiology, he is also an exceptionally skilled and disciplined warrior, with millennia of combat experience. His fighting style is defined by efficiency, precision, and lethal intent, prioritising swift, decisive kills over prolonged engagements. Rather than engaging in drawn-out exchanges, Nolan targets vital areas such as the head and internal organs, often ending battles within moments. He demonstrates strong tactical awareness, quickly identifying and eliminating the most immediate threats, as seen in his systematic dismantling of the original Guardians of the Globe, where he adapted to each member’s abilities and killed them one by one despite their coordinated assault.[2] Nolan also excels in aerial and three-dimensional combat, using speed, momentum, and positioning to overwhelm opponents and turn movement itself into a weapon. During the Battle of Thraxa, Nolan further showcased his combat proficiency against multiple Viltrumites; Following an initially intense exchange, he gained the upper hand over Lucan, slashing open his abdomen and impaling him.[6] He then engaged Vidor and Thula, overpowering and killing Vidor while severely injuring Thula, breaking her jaw.[6] Even when outnumbered, Nolan’s experience and ruthless efficiency allow him to quickly shift the tide of battle in his favour. While typically ruthless, Nolan is capable of exercising restraint when necessary, adjusting his approach depending on his objective. This is evident in his battle with his son, where he held back initially and blended combat with instruction, demonstrating his ability to control the intensity of his attacks rather than immediately resorting to lethal force.

Master Manipulator: Nolan is a highly charismatic speaker who can deliver rousing speeches to the public while concealing his true intentions and deceitful actions. For decades, he managed to convince everyone on Earth, including the experienced and incredibly intelligent Cecil Stedman, the head of a government defense agency, that he was a good person. He misled his wife, Debbie, and his son, Mark, into believing that his purpose on Earth was purely honorable. Intimidation: Viltrumites are known to be quite a very intimidating presence to anyone who dealt with their vile and ruthless nature. When Nolan's true colors were exposed to the people of Earth, everyone shown to be shaken up by his presence, even Debbie after she kicked him out. Indomitable Will: As noted by Allen the Alien, Viltrumites are known to be very relentless and they never give up on their missions. Nolan has spent his time on Earth to prepare the planet for Viltrum, no matter how many acts he needed to do to complete his mission. Although, Nolan's unbreakable will has limits such as being afraid of what he has done to his son, Mark, and almost had given up totally after regretting the trouble he caused on Earth. However, it drastically turned when the Thraxans and Allen the Alien gave him a chance to do what's right and stop the Viltrum Empire. Nolan also swore that he will keep his family safe at all costs.

Leadership: On Thraxa, the Thraxans enlisted Nolan as their monarch, which is emperor in Thraxan terms.[6] Due to his longer life span and saving a an upper class family of Thraxans, one of whom was Andressa, who also became old enough to be their empress. During his brief stint as leadership, he ordered Nuolzot to bring forth his son Invincible to help against the eventual battle amongst the Viltrumites on Thraxa, and even managed to defeat the three invaders, although there were several casualties[6].

Excessively High Frequency: High-frequency noise can have harmful effects on the ears of Nolan. It disturbs his balance, restricts his flying capability and induces severe pain. The frequency's intensity dictates the degree of pain felt. Extreme Force: Like all Viltrumites, Nolan remains vulnerable to who match or exceed his own strength and durability. Continued harm from can cause serious injuries and even potentially kill him. Scourge Virus: Developed from Viltrumite DNA, the virus can target Nolan by compromising his immune systems, deactivating his strength and invulnerability. The sole method of survival is by having a uniquely strong immune system and patiently waiting for the virus to run its course. Extreme Gravity: Environments of high enough gravity can impede Nolan's overall ability to maneuver and even fly. Sinlak Beetle: The shells of these non-sentient insects containing a unique bioactive compound that significantly reduces Viltrumite durability for a period of time. Exposure to this compound renders Viltrumites more vulnerable to physical injury.