Conquest

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4. His Greatest "Skill": Lack of Empathy. Unrestrained Brutality: While other characters hold back for fear of causing collateral damage, Conquest uses the environment to his advantage, throwing his enemies into cities or civilians just to demoralize them. His lack of morality allows him to use "dirty" tactics that younger opponents don't expect.

As one of the oldest and most powerful Viltrumites to have ever existed, Conquest possesses all the standard abilities of his race, but taken to a level of mastery and physical power that few can match.
Here's a breakdown of their skills:

1. Elite Viltrumite Physiology

Extreme Superhuman Strength: He is significantly stronger than Omni-Man. His strength is such that he can fracture the bones of other Viltrumites with simple blows and pierce through bodies with his bare hands effortlessly. Near-Total Invulnerability: His skin and tissues are so dense that human weapons cannot harm him. Only beings of a similar power level (such as Mark or Thragg) can physically injure him.
Speed ​​and Flight: He can fly at interstellar speeds and react in milliseconds during combat, making him a deadly blur to his enemies. Healing Factor and Longevity: He has survived injuries that would kill anyone else, including the Scourge Virus. He can fight for days without tiring and recover from massive damage in a short time.

2. Combat Mastery (Millennia of Experience)

Veteran Combatant: Unlike Mark, who usually fights on instinct, Conquest has thousands of years of military experience. He knows exactly where to strike to cause maximum pain or quickly incapacitate an opponent. Pain Tolerance: His pain threshold is superhuman. He can continue laughing and attacking even while his organs are exposed or his bones are broken, making him psychologically exhausting for his rivals.

3. Special Equipment

Prosthetic Arm: His right arm is an advanced prosthesis. It is as resilient as his biological body and possesses immense mechanical strength. In his second confrontation with Mark, this arm is shown to be capable of piercing the torso of a Viltrumite.

5. Resurrection and the Viltrumite War (Round 2) Due to the incredible physiology of the Viltrumites, Conquest did not die. He was held in a secret government prison until he escaped to join Thragg's forces during the Viltrumite War. He encountered Mark again on a remote planet. This time, the fight was in space and on the surface of a desolate world. Conquest was determined not to make the same mistake, but Mark, having learned that Conquest cannot be left to live, used a desperate tactic: he strangled Conquest as the villain impaled him with his robotic arm. Mark did not release Conquest's neck until he stopped breathing and his heart stopped completely. His Legacy Conquest died as he lived: amidst chaos and blood. His death marked a turning point for Mark Grayson, who understood that to protect the world, sometimes he had to cross the line and become an enforcer.

The story of Conquest is a chronicle of millennia of massacres. Unlike Nolan, who had moral qualms, Conquest is the perfect example of what happens when a Viltrumite gives in completely to its most basic instincts for thousands of years.
Here are the key milestones in its history:

1. The Veteran of a Thousand Wars

Conquest is one of the oldest members of the Viltrum Empire. He survived the Viltrum Civil War and was one of the few who did not die from the Scourge Virus, a disease that nearly wiped out his race. Having survived a virus that killed 99.9% of his species convinced him of his own invincibility.

2. The Lost Arm

During his thousands of years expanding his empire across the galaxy, Conquest rarely encountered a challenge. However, in a clash with an unknown race (briefly mentioned in the comics), he was critically wounded and lost his right arm. Instead of retiring, he replaced his limb with a robotic prosthesis and continued his destructive rampage, becoming even more dangerous.

3. The Arrival on Earth

His main role begins when Grand Regent Thragg sends him to Earth to oversee the progress of Mark Grayson (Invincible). His mission was simple: if Mark hadn't prepared the planet for Viltrumite domination, Conquest was to seize control by force and kill Mark if necessary.

4. The most brutal battle (Round 1)

Seeing that Mark refused to submit, Conquest unleashed one of the bloodiest fights in the entire series. During the fight:

*He nearly killed Atom Eve, piercing his chest.

• It drove Mark to a state of blind rage.
  Finally, Mark managed to "defeat" him by repeatedly hitting his head until Conquest's skull gave way, leaving him seemingly dead.

Conquest's personality is what makes him one of the most terrifying villains in Invincible. Unlike other Viltrumites who fight for an ideal or out of duty, he is a pure psychopath who lives solely for violence.
Its most prominent psychological traits include:

Sadism and bloodlust: He genuinely enjoys the pain of others. While other soldiers see killing as a means to an end, Conquest smiles and jokes as he fights, finding almost ecstatic pleasure in combat to the death. Absence of ideology: He cares nothing for the glory of the Viltrum Empire or galactic "peace"; for him, the empire's missions are merely a legal excuse to murder. If ordered to destroy an entire planet just for fun, he would do so without hesitation.
Instability and isolation: He is considered a "rabid dog" even by his own kind. Due to his uncontrollable and violent nature, other Viltrumites avoid him and see him more as a biological weapon than a companion. This generates a deep sense of loneliness and alienation that he hides beneath his brutality. Respect for power: He only answers to brute force. The only person he fears and obeys is the Grand Regent Thragg, simply because he knows that Thragg is the only one capable of killing him.
Brutal honesty: He doesn't try to justify his actions with logic or morality. He recognizes himself as a monster and feels no need to pretend to be anything else. Curiously, this grants him a strange sense of honor, leading him to praise the bravery of opponents who manage to wound him, such as Mark or Atom Eve.

In short, Conquest is not a conqueror with complex plans; he is a sadistic force of nature who is only looking for the next opponent who can make him bleed before he dies.

Conquest is visually imposing and differs from most Viltrumites by showing clear signs of aging and war scars, reinforcing his status as the empire's most veteran and bloodthirsty warrior.
Here are the key details of its appearance:

Massive physique: He is an extremely tall and muscular man, with a much denser and more developed musculature than Omni-Man or Mark Grayson. His mere physical presence is meant to intimidate. Scarred face: He has a large diagonal scar that crosses his face, passing over his left eye. He has a hardened facial expression, with uneven or slightly crooked teeth that give him a more savage appearance when he smiles.
Facial hair and hair: Unlike most Viltrumites who sport jet-black hair, Conquest has white (or very light gray) hair and mustache due to his advanced age. He also has a pronounced receding hairline. Prosthetic arm: A distinctive feature is that his right arm is a high-tech mechanical prosthesis (though it is sometimes covered by his uniform), the result of one of the few battles in which someone managed to seriously injure him.
Clothing: He usually wears the standard uniform of the Viltrum Empire (white with gray or red details), but he is often seen with his cape torn or without it, emphasizing his practical and brutal approach to combat.

Conquest is a high-ranking villain in the Invincible series (Image Comics), an extremely powerful and sadistic elderly Viltrumite, known for being the most successful soldier of the Viltrum Empire. He first appeared in Invincible #61, notable for his invulnerability, flight, superhuman strength, and a robotic arm. Here are the main facts about Conquest: Powers: He possesses superhuman physical abilities, longevity (thousands of years), regeneration, and near-invulnerable durability, allowing him to revel in destruction and battle. History: He was one of the few Viltrumites to survive the virus that decimated his species. He came to Earth to oversee Mark Grayson (Invincible) before attempting to kill him in a brutal fight. Defeat: Despite his immense power, he was killed by Invincible after a bloody confrontation. Personality: He is described as a veteran warrior obsessed with conquest, ruthless, and loyal to the Viltrum Empire.

Name: Conquest
Age: Estimated age of at least 2000 to more than 5000 years
race: viltrumite