War of the Alternative Invincibles

The Army has received upgrades at the Pentagon's initiative. The military now has better armor, laser cannons, and some interesting features like stealth.
Special medical teams were also developed to assist wounded superheroes and strategically important people.
The Pentagon also developed a special teleporter for instant movement of anything.

If it so happens that a person somehow received superpowers and decided to help the world, then he must come up with a nickname and a costume to hide his true identity.
A superhero shouldn't reveal who he really is, and he shouldn't show himself on camera at all.

Capevincible (The Sinister Invincible) wears a blue and black suit, has pale skin, and dark circles under his eyes. In his universe, he became a cannibal and killed his own father.
Sportvincible – a version with a leather jacket, a parody of the CW superhero style. Killed off-screen.
Prisonincible is a severely burned Viltrumite with scars resembling those from flying into the sun. He spent time in a Viltrumite prison. He was killed and eaten by the Sinister Invulnerable.
Nogogglesible—Invincible's classic costume without the goggles. He defeated the Guardians of the Globe but was sucked into the Shadow Dimension.
Flaxancible (the Flaxan Invulnerable) wears futuristic armor and high-tech Flaxan goggles. He captured the Pentagon but was killed in battle with Brit and Donald.
Movincihawk (Mark with a mohawk) - An aggressive version with a mohawk. He fought the original Invincible, survived by feeding on other versions, but was later killed by the Robot.
Gogglesvincible - a version with protective glasses without a mask.
Maskvincible (Masochny) – a version with a full-face mask. One of the most well-written alternative versions.
Nomaskible - version without a mask.
Mustachible (Mustached Invincible) - grew a Viltrumite mustache, like his father Nolan or Grand Regent Tragg.
Hoodvincible (Hooded Mark) - Wears a modified suit with a hood that hides the upper part of his face.
Omnivincible - Wears a costume visually identical to the red and white costume of his father, Omni-Man.
Viltrumite Invincible - has fully sided with the Viltrumite Empire and wears the standard white and grey Viltrumite uniform.
Lightblueincible (Light Blue Invulnerable) - a version with a distinctive suit color.
Stripevincible (Striped Invincible) - A version in a striped suit.
Omni-Mark is a version of himself who killed his father (Omni-Man) in his reality.

Earth forces:

1. Guardians of the Globe (Shrinking Rey, Rex Splode, Robot, Immortal, Bulletproof, Monster Girl, Changeling, Double-Kate).
2. "Invulnerable" (He had a hard time fighting his various alternate versions, due to the fact that he himself was sometimes mistaken for an enemy).
3. Atomic Eve (Helped Mark and other superheroes in the fight).
4. Military and special groups (mainly engaged in evacuation and diversion).
5. Allen (Helped fight the "Marks" in space).
6. Oliver Grayson (He tried to help his older brother Mark Grayson, "Invincible", in any way he could, even if he was driven away).
7. Cecil Standman (Superhero Coordination).
8. Dr. Sinclair and his cyborgs (Despite the fact that his experiments on humans were illegal, he used his cyborgs to fight the alternative "Marks").
9. Other superheroes around the globe (These are mostly unknown individuals, but they also took part).

Enemies:

1. All alternate versions of "Invincible".
2. Engstrom Levy.

Debbie Grayson is Mark's mother and Nolan's wife. She's an ordinary, down-to-earth woman who worked as a realtor. Debbie was her son's primary emotional support: she supported him and helped shape his moral compass. When the truth about Nolan's past came to light, it was a devastating blow to her—she fell into depression. However, Debbie didn't break down: she took on the care of her stepson, Oliver, and eventually came to love him as her own.
Nolan Grayson (Omni-Man) is Mark's father. An alien from the planet Viltrum, he is one of Earth's most powerful superheroes. For a long time, he hid his true mission from his family: the Viltrumites are actually a race of conquerors, and Nolan was sent to Earth to prepare it for the empire's takeover. When the truth was revealed, a serious conflict erupted between father and son, resulting in Nolan fleeing to another planet.
Oliver Grayson is Mark's paternal half-brother. His mother is Andressa, a member of the alien Thraxan race. Her people have very short lifespans, so Andressa asked Nolan to take her son to Earth so he could live longer. Debbie adopted Oliver. Over time, the bond between them grew stronger, though differences in personality and experience made themselves felt. Oliver has superpowers, which manifested early on, and now he aspires to be a superhero, sometimes even saving Mark.

The Coalition of Planets is an intergalactic organization uniting various alien races to oppose the Viltrumite Empire. Its primary goal is to halt the expansion of the Viltrumites, who seek to subjugate the entire universe. The Coalition was founded by Great Thadus, the first Viltrumite to betray his people and turn against the Empire. He established the organization on the planet Talescria, the only safe haven from the Viltrumites. Thadus secretly used the Coalition to search for other heroes capable of resisting the invaders and sent agents like Allen Alien to recruit new worlds.

Martians are inhabitants of Mars, distinguished by their dark green skin and the ability to alter their bodies beyond recognition, pretending to be someone else or simply stretching. One Martian, "Shifter," came to Earth with a group of astronauts, disguised as one of them. He soon decided that instead of being human, he needed to pretend to be a superhero and do good using his body-altering ability, which is why he adopted the pseudonym "Shifter."
The Viltrumites are a proud and brutal race of enslavers from the planet and empire of Viltrum. They possess super-strength, super-speed, and are simply strong. Kindness and compassion are considered weaknesses and punishable by death. They also maintain the purity of their race, considering themselves superior to all others. They assign one Viltrumite to each planet to weaken it and prepare it for conquest. One such was Nolan, Mark Grayson's father. He killed the entire original Guardians of Earth, and when he revealed to Mark that he was not truly a hero, Mark engaged him in battle. Nolan ultimately beat Mark, destroying cities before his eyes, but he soon departed for another planet, having suffered a remorse. The Viltrumites would later attempt to conquer Earth. Viltrumites have highly sensitive inner ears, responsible for balance and flight. Certain sound frequencies disrupt this balance, causing severe pain, disorientation, and, with prolonged exposure, can lead to death.
The Yunopans are a race of cyclopses whose planet desperately resisted the Viltrumites but was destroyed. They are part of a coalition of planets, and one of their members, Allen, is practically a superhero, capable of flight, withstanding powerful blows, and communicating one-on-one through mind control.
The Yunopans survived by creating special breeding camps and strict cultural practices that eventually allowed them to recover.
Traxans are insectoid humanoid praying mantises that live only a few months and therefore learn quickly. It was there that Nolan had his second son, Oliver.

All the alternate Invincibles are cruel and merciless copies of "Invincible," the only Mark who hasn't resorted to human sacrifice for fun. They all resemble him. All the copies cooperate with each other.
Some examples:
Sinister Invincible is visually distinguished by his black and yellow suit and long cape. Ruthless and cruel, he led the attack. On the third day, he was exiled to the wasteland along with the others by Engstrom for treason.
Mohawk Invincible is a brutal, maskless, mohawk-haired version of Mark, who killed his father and became the dictator of Earth. He is cruel and enjoys bullying.
Maskvincible – his face is completely covered by a mask. The suit's color scheme is the opposite of the original (black instead of blue on the torso), with light blue used instead of blue.
Omnivincible is a version of the Viltrumite who fully embraced the ideology of the Viltrumites, killing his father. He is more honest than the others.
Bulletproof Invincible - features a bulletproof suit.
Lightblueincible - A predominantly blue suit.
Stripevincible – a yellow stripe is visible on his blue suit. He destroyed Buckingham Palace and fought the British Knight.
Invincible without glasses – completely similar to the original "Invincible," but without the lenses. Cruel and fond of pain.
Prison Invulnerable—a man who served time in a Viltrumite prison and became a true monster. He wears black contact lenses, making his skin appear burnt.
Bald Invincible is an alternate version of himself who wears a hood instead of a mask. He's cruel and loves to bully, just like everyone else.

Angstrom Levi used his powers to transport these versions across dimensions to destroy the world and tarnish the original Mark Grayson's reputation. At the episode's conclusion, some of the survivors were trapped by Levi in ​​the devastated universe for torturing him for failing to fulfill his part of the plan.

The Guardians of the Globe are an elite and highly regarded team of superheroes. They are Earth's first line of defense against global and cosmic threats, serving as the local equivalent of the Justice League.
The team was created to protect humanity from the most dangerous villains, natural disasters, and alien invasions. Despite their apparent independence, the Guardians of the Globe work closely with the Global Defense Agency (GDA), led by Cecil Stedman. The GDA provides the heroes with intelligence, advanced technology, funding, and covert support.
After the loss of the first Guardians, AGZ head Cecil Stedman holds a demonstration and assigns the superhero Robot to assemble and lead a new team. This team is younger, less experienced, and prone to internal conflict, but over time, they learn to work together as a team.
Robot: Team leader. A brilliant tactician who controls a high-tech mechanical body remotely.
Rex Splode: A hot-tempered and brash hero who can charge inorganic objects with kinetic energy, turning them into explosives (his weapons of choice are coins and marbles).
Dupli-Kate: A girl with the ability to create perfectly accurate and independent copies of herself. She feels the pain and death of each of her clones.
Monster Girl: A girl named Amanda, who can transform into a gigantic and incredibly strong monster (resembling an ogre). The catch to her power is that each transformation makes her human body physically younger.
Black Samson: A veteran superhero and former member of the original Guardians who lost his natural powers. In the new lineup, he initially used a powered armor suit.
Shrinking Ray: A heroine with the ability to instantly shrink to microscopic size to infiltrate machinery or attack enemies from within.
Later, the team will be joined by such heroes as Bulletproof, Changeling (a Martian in human guise), and even a resurrected Immortal.

Mark Grayson is a typical American teenager who doesn't stand out from his peers in any way except for one fact: He's secretly a superhero.
His father is Nolan Grayson (Omni-Man), Earth's greatest superhero and an alien from the planet Viltrum, whose genes were passed on to Mark.
Age: 20 years.
The Invincible costume is black and blue, and the face is hidden by a blue mask with an open bottom and dark lenses.
At the age of 17, Mark begins to develop superpowers inherited from his Viltrumite father. He takes the name Invincible and begins fighting crime while trying to graduate from high school. However, his world collapses when he learns a terrible truth: his father came to Earth not to protect it, but to prepare the planet for conquest by the ruthless Viltrum Empire. Mark's refusal to join his father leads to a brutal battle that changes the young man's life forever.
As the son of a Viltrumite, Mark possesses an impressive arsenal of powers that only grow stronger with age and training, including superhuman strength, endurance, superspeed, and the ability to fly. He can travel through space at speeds faster than the speed of light.
His body tissue is so dense that he can easily withstand explosions, extreme temperatures, and blows of incredible force (however, other Viltrumites or creatures of equal strength are capable of inflicting damage on him).
Mark is capable of surviving nearly fatal injuries, including punctured internal organs and spinal fractures, recovering in a matter of weeks or days.
The older Mark gets, the slower he ages. Viltrumites live for millennia. Mark begins his journey as a naive, cheerful, and good-natured teenager with a clear moral compass. He genuinely wants to help people. However, a series of betrayals, losses, and brutal space wars forces him to mature. He often doubts his decisions, realizing that the line between heroism and cruelty can be very thin, yet he has retained his compassion.

Levi was originally a talented but amoral scientist who believed his ability to open portals to parallel universes was a gift that could be used for good. He traveled the multiverse, gathering knowledge, contacting alternate versions of himself and convincing them to help. With the help of the supervillains Mauler Twins, Levi created a machine to copy his counterparts' memories into his own brain.
However, the process was interrupted by Invincible (Mark Grayson), who was trying to stop the Maulers. Levi stopped the machine to prevent Mark's murder, causing the device to overload and explode. Levi himself survived, but suffered severe physical injuries (his skull and upper spine were greatly enlarged, with prominent veins) and internal organ damage. He was driven insane by a flood of conflicting memories from other realities and began to sincerely believe that Invincible was responsible for his mutation. From that moment on, revenge became his primary goal.
Levi's primary ability is opening portals to alternate dimensions. He can transport himself and others through these portals, using them both for attack and escape. After an experiment involving absorbing alternate-dimensional knowledge, his intelligence was significantly increased. He also gained enhanced strength, durability, and, in some versions, cybernetic enhancements (implants, spinal support system).
His only goal is to take revenge on the "Invincible" without killing him outright.

It lasted three days.
London, Moscow, New York—dozens of cities were razed to the ground in a matter of hours. Primary Mark, upon learning of what had happened, immediately rushed into battle, unaware of the origins of these people so similar to him, yet so different from Grayson.
At first, the other heroes tried to fight everyone, including the "normal" Mark Grayson, since he was practically indistinguishable from the aliens. Then, finally, the truth came out, and the supers, dispersed across the planet, began to fight their common enemy. The Guardians of Earth also participated, and unfortunately, Rex Plowd had to sacrifice himself in this battle to stop one of the Invincibles.
When Earth's defenders were almost gone (this occurred on the third day of the invasion, when the main cities under attack had fallen), Levi himself appeared in the arena. He ordered the alter-Marks to beat the main Grayson half to death and deliver him to Angstrom. However, his allies decided it was time for Levi to start fulfilling his part of the bargain and expand the spheres of influence of the Invincible empires.
Of course, Engstrom had no intention of doing this, and so he had no choice but to banish all the rebels to the desert dimension. It was at this moment that the scientist was discovered by the real Invincible, and Levi was forced to escape through the portal himself. He decided to retreat and rethink his plan, somehow reactivating the Invincibles banished to the desert world.
This officially marks the end of the War of the Invincibles and the beginning of its aftermath.

The War of the Invincibles was a key event that proved a true test. During this time, alternate versions of Mark Grayson arrived on Earth, wreaking havoc. They turned out to be evil, so the local heroes had to stop these visitors from other universes (sometimes at the cost of their own lives) before they led to the extinction of all humanity.
So, it all began a long time ago with a young man named Engstrom Levi. He was a brilliant scientist, capable of shifting matter between realities by activating portals. While traveling between different universes, Levi realized they were unpredictable, and at any moment, his home world could be in danger.
Then, in his home reality, "Invincible," instead of fighting his father, Omni-Man, helped him conquer Earth, wreaking havoc across the planet.
Ultimately, Engstrom devised a plan to save his homeland by gathering different versions of himself in his world. He planned to gather the knowledge and memories of all his alternate selves into his head, but during the experiment, everything spiraled out of control when Invincible appeared in the lab. Levi had been assisted in his experiment by the Mauler twins, who, as usual, are a desirable target for various superheroes. Suddenly, the entire mechanism exploded, and all versions of Engstrom merged into a single body. All the alternate selves' knowledge included the fact that "Invincible" was cruel, which caused Engstrom to harbor a deep-seated grudge, seeking revenge by any means necessary.
This is why, when creating the portals, Engstrom made a deal with the alternate versions of Grayson to help deal with their primary counterpart. In exchange for their help, Levi promised them dominance in their worlds.
One day, evil versions of Mark Grayson appeared on Earth, ordered to destroy everything in their path. Levi wanted every person on the planet to see how their beloved Invincible destroyed and killed, maimed and broke.