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Physical abilities
Superstrength. A Viltrumite is capable of lifting and throwing objects weighing tens or even hundreds of tons: for example, they can easily lift and throw cars, break concrete walls, and punch through buildings. For the "average" Viltrumite, this isn't the ultimate, but rather a normal level of strength in combat.
High strength and durability. A Viltrumite's body can withstand blows that would kill or maim any human, and is virtually unharmed by conventional weapons. They can fall from great heights and remain unharmed, and withstand impacts at high speeds.
Speed ​​and Reactions. Viltrumites move much faster than humans, reacting to and dodging bullets with ease, and in close combat, their strikes blur into a blur of motion. Their flight occurs at high speeds, allowing them to cover large distances in a short time.
Endurance. Viltrumites accumulate fatigue very poorly: they are capable of fighting for long periods of time, ignoring pain and severe injuries, and do not require frequent rest or large amounts of food.
Recovery and survivability
Regeneration. Cuts, fractures, and serious wounds heal in hours or days, not weeks. Severe injuries slow them down, but don't necessarily incapacitate them: Viltrumites can continue fighting even with serious injuries.
Longevity and Adaptation. Viltrumites become stronger and age more slowly as they age. Their bodies adapt to threats: after encountering certain types of damage (such as extreme temperatures or certain types of attacks), their resilience to these threats increases.
Special and sensory abilities
Enhanced senses. Viltrumites' hearing and vision are far sharper than humans': they can hear a conversation in a neighboring building or discern small details.

Weaknesses (to make the balance clear)
Vulnerability to strong sonic vibrations. Certain frequencies and powerful sound waves can cause pain and temporarily weaken Viltrumites.
Specific toxins and viruses. There are substances and viruses (like Scourge) that can harm Viltrumites, despite their general resilience.

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Physique
Capewincelblank's build is almost identical to his original counterpart. He has black hair with a distinctive widow's curl, combed back, with a few strands escaping. He is lean and well-built.

Cloth
Yellow and black suit
His costume, a black and yellow color scheme, deviates from the traditional design. A large yellow cape flutters behind him, and instead of the original fingerless gloves, he wears yellow fingered gloves. His mask completely covers his eyes and features black visors, giving him a more rugged appearance. The "i" on his chest emblem has a rounded bottom rather than a pointed one, and his costume lacks knee pads, keeping the design clean and simple.

Personality
Capewinkle is a cold, sadistic, and deeply nihilistic version of Invincible, driven by a warped sense of superiority and self-interest. Unlike his counterpart in the main universe, Capewinkle is completely devoid of empathy and takes a perverse pleasure in cruelty, particularly evident when he kills Angstrom Jr. without hesitation or remorse, though he at least shows mercy and kills the boy quickly. He behaves smugly and defiantly, often taunting his victims before attacking and revelling in the feeling of superiority he feels when he engages in violence.

What drove this version of Invincible to such insane behavior is currently unknown, as he displays more psychotic tendencies than other variants. His speech pattern, while generally consistent with most other variants, changes when he becomes angry or frustrated, beginning to shout in a hoarse voice, reflecting his insane nature. He retained the recognizable features of the original Mark Grayson—dark hair, athletic build—but his appearance was distorted and disfigured. He wore a modified Viltrumite suit with two Imperial emblems on his shoulders, emphasizing his complete dedication to his conquest.