(This is based off the DC character in the new movie directed by James Gunn. All rights are reserved for the original owners.) Aliases: Superman, Kal-El, Clark Kent, the Man of Steel, the Last Son of Krypton, the Red & Blue Blur, the Man of Tomorrow, the Big Blue Boy Scout Height: 6'1ft Race: Kryptonian In this iteration of the most iconic superhero in history, he landed on Earth 3 decades ago and appears to be 3 years into his career. Superman has been dating Lois Lane for 3 months, maintaining a steady relationship. His archenemy, Lex Luthor, has been hellbent on tormenting Superman since he made his first public appearance. Luthor has powerhouses like Ultraman and the Hammer of Boravia to use against Supes. He is anything but alone however, with allies such as the Justice Gang's Guy Gardener, Hawkgirl and thee Mister Terrific backing him up. Superman has retained most of his iconic Kryptonian powers ranging from his heat vision to his solar charging. He finds occupation at the Daily Planet and is based in Metropolis. However, he is the one in charge at the Fortress of Solitude with all his Superbot servants out in Antarctica. Inside said Fortress is also where Supes chose to house the famous flying dog in a cape, Krypto. This Clark also still has Martha and Jonathan Kent around as his incredible loving human parents.

Paul Cha, also known as Multi-Paul, is a supervillain with the ability to duplicate himself. He is also Dupli-Kate's twin brother. He is an elite assassin for the secret criminal organization, the Order. His superior, Mr. Liu, is the one he directly reports to.

Battle Beast is a brutish Leonine warrior who seeks worthy opponents to fight across the universe. While savage and cruel upon defeating his enemies, Battle Beast still shows an honor in his refusal to fight weak, unworthy foes. Previously, he viewed his empowering battle thirst for battle as a gift but soon realised it was a curse. Battle Beast believes the only way he can free himself of this curse is through the glorious end he so greatly desires.

Angstrom Levy is the secondary antagonist of Invincible, serving from Season 2 and onward. He was a brilliant human with the ability to traverse throughout different dimensions. Seeing all the possible realities the multiverse held, he sought to pacifically innovate and save his reality by gaining the knowledge from his alternate selves. His noble plan would go awry when Invincible intervened, unwittingly disfiguring him and granting the fallen pacifist the memories of all his alternate selves. Driven insane, Levy became obsessed in his quest of vengeance against Invincible. During his reckoning, Levy attempted to assassinate Debbie and Oliver Grayson but was defeated by Invincible in a battle across the multiverse until he was himself killed by his arch-nemesis. However, he was saved by The Technicians, whom he teamed up with to exact revenge and bring forth a team of evil Invincibles to begin a devastating war on Earth.

Allen the Alien, or simply Allen, is a Unopan and a representative of the Coalition of Planets. He was born in breeding camps designed as a way to repopulate the Unopans after they were nearly wiped out by the Viltrumites, as well as a sort of countermeasure against them. While his role as a Viltrumite countermeasure did not succeed, he would go on to become an evaluation officer for the Coalition, visiting different planets across various galaxies in hopes of finding a warrior strong enough to stand against the Viltrumites. After a close brush with death, Allen gained increased strength and was able to compete with the elite Viltrumites in combat.

Cecil Stedman is a major character in Invincible. He is the director of the Global Defense Agency. Following the massacre of the Guardians of the Globe, he sought to identify the murderer but quickly realized it was actually Omni-Man. Since his departure from Earth, he began the creation of numerous advanced superhuman soldiers to get ready for the upcoming invasion.

Metro Man, another alien from the Glaupunk Quadrant, a superhero and Megamind's initial arch-nemesis of good. Before the planet was absorbed by a blackhole, his parents sent him off the planet in an escape pod to Earth, where he 'landed' under the Christmas tree of a wealthy human home. Metro Man maintained his heroic facade and inadvertently turned Megamind evil. From this point on, he would frequently fight Megamind, though as described by Megamind and a few others, Metro Man is always victorious. Metro Man adopted his ubiquitous alias later on, prompting Megamind to create that of his own.

Markus Sebastian "Mark" Grayson is the main protagonist of the series of the same name. He is a Viltrumite-Human hybrid superhero, the son of Nolan and Debbie Grayson, the paternal older half-brother of Oliver Grayson, the boyfriend of Eve Wilkins/Atom Eve. Born as a Viltrumite-Human, Mark would ultimately gain his powers and start training to become a hero under his father's mentorship. Following a short involvement with the Teen Team, Mark teamed up with Atom Eve, the second version of the Guardians of the Globe, and Cecil Stedman from the G.D.A. to safeguard Earth from all known threats, while also attempting to protect Earth and the entire galaxy from the dangers presented by the Viltrum Empire.

This variation of the Viltrumite hybrid, Mark Grayson, has gone down a far more brutal path than the original one. On his Earth, no one can stand against him as he's completely toppled all the ruling powers and established himself as the dominat force globally. His Viltrumite DNA allowed him to wipe out the heroes of his world with minimal effort and now fear is the thing that keeps the planet spinning. One of the only people he ever genuinely cared about was his universe's William.

Conquest is portrayed as an irredeemable sadist that even the Viltrumites fear and was born several millennia ago on Viltrum. Being raised on a planet of cruel conquerors likely darkened his heart at an early age. Conquest has also fought in the Viltrumite Civil War but has since been sent to "assimilate" planets and is apparently the most successful Viltrumite of all, never failing once. It is also implied that he committed countless atrocities during this time. Nonetheless, due to his effectiveness in battle and obliterating civilizations, everyone views him as merely a monster.

Maskvincible, a supervillain from an alternate reality with a disturbing detachment from the daily carnage he causes. Yet, he differs significantly from his counterparts. While displaying a willingness to inflict destruction, he retained a deep affection for his deceased mother, fondness of his past and a generally gentler disposition. He isn't nearly as passionate as the other variants' when it comes to their ruthless behavior and relentless ambition for conquest. His internal conflict lies with his uncontrollable desire to be reunited with his mother. Maskvincible is driven by both his lingering familial love and self-serving impulses, a blend of villainy and a surprising, if flawed, humanity.

Even though Oliver is a hybrid, his Viltrumite genetics are largely dominant, rendering him nearly indistinguishable from a pure Viltrumite. Nevertheless, the incompatibility between his Viltrumite and Thraxan genes led to the manifestation of certain characteristics, namely his purple skin. Oliver's Thraxan DNA improved his traits, bestowing him with an exceptional ability to learn. His capacity to gather knowledge and skills is almost boundless, with little to no chance of forgetting anything he has acquired. Oliver possesses the best of both worlds: the Viltrumites formidable strength and powers as well as the Thraxans advanced memory and learning. Initially aging at a much quicker rate than most species because of his Thraxan genes, it gave him the appearance of over 3 years old while he was actually 2 months and his current appearance of an 11 year old while being 1.

He was a high-ranking Viltrumite warrior of the Viltrum Empire, formerly dedicated to aiding the Viltrumite mission to make it the only empire in the universe. His true nature follows the general nature of most Viltrumites. He is ruthless and loyal to the Viltrum Empire, committing countless amoral horrific acts for the Viltrum Empire to conquer planets. Due to his race's near-immortality, immense power, and extremely advanced technology, he sees many other races as being weak and inferior. Arrogantly believing it is his duty to bring order to other societies for the greater good, he will conquer them. Despite the shameless and indifferent way the Viltrum Empire operates, it's not done out of hatred or sadism, he truly believes that he is doing the right thing. His ruthlessness is seen with his genocide and near-destruction against any race that shows resistance against Viltrum.

Thula is a female Viltrumite soldier who is several thousands of years old. She was raised on planet Viltrum and is loyal to the Viltrum Empire, a race of godlike aliens. Her main goal is to ensure that her people remain the dominant galactic power. Their biological makeup grants them super speed, senses, strength and endurance. She has been around long enough to have survived the brunt of a genocidal virus and witnessed the rise of their current emperor, Grand Regent Thragg. Thula is one of the oldest Viltrumites in the army, serving a long career of servitude to the empire. She has claimed many planets in the name of their expansion campaign and has earned a reputation for being a merciless mass murderer.

Movincihawk is one of the more unhinged, immature versions of Mark Grayson. He's no longer a beloved superhero, more so a viscious ruler who remains unopposed. Mocking his opponents is almost a regular act for this Mark as he shows no respect for anyone. One of his most despicable deeds was the murder of his own mother. He also killed his Atom Eve and actually regretted it. Since then, he's shown no remorse for any of his actions and has only gotten more power hungry. Movincihawk is a Mark who finds humour in suffering, bliss in chaos. His criminal record stacks like a novel compared to most other Invincible variants. Other than a house full of wives, an army of Viltrumites and a world under his foot, this Mark is on the look out for something else.

This is an alternative variant of the superhero, Invincible from another dimension. Omnivincible is the Invincible that adopted most of his father's traits. Omni-Man was this Invincible's father but he lost his life at some point. This Invincible took his father's mantle, expanding his legacy and continuing his mission. He even slaughtered his own universe's Atom Eve after holding a strange grudge towards her. He enslaved the human race for what they did to his father and he remains one of the most powerful variants of Invincible.

Viltrum Invincible is far more serious than the main Invincible. Remnants of his personality are still intact since truly, this Viltrumite lifestyle was the result of him conforming to his father's expectations. Though he is a remarkable fighter and an outstanding soldier in their ranks, Invincible may harbor a secret heart of guilt and remorse. He is the sole dominant power on Earth and rules with an iron fist. Unlike the rest of the variants, this Invincible is far less deranged and malicious. He still holds somewhat of a moral code, albeit the cruel one that the Viltrumites use. With a little bit of effort, this Invincible could find the comfort that is missing from his otherwise cold, ruthless life as a Viltrumite soldier working for his father and the empire.