The weakest characters in the series, included

Summary

• Invincible's scaling of force affects strong main characters.

• Unique weak figures like an elephant provide diversity in the series.

• Threats on the street like Killcannon and Machine Head add depth to the world of superhero.

Invincible has become one of the most popular animated superheroes on Amazon Prime and a good reason. This excellent series draws inspiration from some of the best animated superhero series from DC and Marvel over the years, for example Justice league and Evolution X-Men. The standout aspects of the series include its performance scaling, with the main characters showing impressive power and unique abilities. However, no superhero series is all without its own feed and threat “on the street level”.

Invincible It has a diverse list of weak superpowers. While some of them are just a gag or pasteiche characters from a different universe, some characters have interesting roles. The weakest characters in Invincible They all have their own unique identity that excel, and they do not like them as the consequences.

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Elephant

A man with the power of an elephant

The elephant is a smaller villain who makes several funny performances. It is not really “dirty” and takes over the small roles of mercenaries. He has good intentions, but his strength can sometimes pose a threat to ordinary people. His “agenda” is to prevent people from eating meat, and he does it by demonstration of his strength and claims to have so strong because he is a vegetarian.

Simply put, he is a man in a suit of an elephant, accompanied by a suitcase and large floppy disks and is as strong as the animal itself. This means that it can lift about 6 tons of weight. Would be strong in a series full of regular people, but Invincible The universe has characters that can level all cities and mountains and destroy asteroids. Because of its harmless nature, the elephant is used as a training dummy for Invincible and later in a series of his younger brother Oliver.

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Killcannon

Arch Nemesis Atom Eva is quite weak

Killcannon is the first villain in the series to be defeated by the Invincible and Atom Eva. He was first introduced in the first episode after Mark gets his strength and examines the city on the occasion to use them. Killcannon can see how he escapes the banking robbery when he encounters an emergency. He barely fights against him and easily overthrows. Likewise in your fight against a young atom, the eve Invincible: Atom EvaHe loses a young and inexperienced atom of the eve that does a short job from him.

As far as strength is concerned, it is probably even weaker than the elephant. What makes him a greater threat is the destructive potential of his arm. On his credit, this weapon adds a good fight against Atom Eva at the second meeting and is overcrowded with a robot device. Killcannon is also more harmful and willing to risk civilian lives. Regardless of this, it is quite weak.

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Isotope

Right hand on the street at Syndicate Syndicate Bosses Street

Isotope is easily the weakest superconduated character in the series, but earns points because its superpower is the trick that can be used. He is a real man or the second commanding chiefs of the syndicate in the series who are not too powerful themselves. At the beginning he worked for Machine's head, but betrayed him and starts working for Titan, who takes over the syndicate. Later he will start working with Machine Head, who breaks out of prison because of Mr. Lee's rampage.

Isotope has one power: teleportation. Everything else about him is human, which makes him quite weak. Regardless, he is an attractive character who knows his limits and plays his cards correctly to survive. When his forces are used, his forces can be quite useful for leakage of hairy situations.

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Head

Chief of illegal crime with autotunized voice

The head of the machine has become an immediate favorite with fans when it showed up Invincible Season one. He is not powerful in terms of raw strength or abilities, but is able to navigate the criminal underworld in a world full of superheroes. The fact that he was convincing enough to attract someone as strong as Battle Beast to fight the street level is quite narrated.

The power of the machine's head lies in its intellect and the ability to improve it, given that its head is a machine. When Titan steals the chip and gives it to him, the machine head installs it in his brain and seemingly gives him some power of foresight. These forces allow him to anticipate Titan's betrayal, in response to which he hires several super -cooked characters to fight the invincible and Titan.

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Titanium

Impressive force and durability

Titan is one of the most interesting antagonists on the street level in the series. Introduced as a coercifer working for the head of the machine because he owes him a debt. He continues to manipulate the Invincible to help him take off the machine's head to take over. It shows invincible bad living conditions in the streets because of the tyranny of the machine's head and represents a moral dilemma.

Throughout the series, it shows an impressive performance of strength and durability. It seems that his forces resemble a combination of tombstones and Luka Cage from Marvel Comics. It can change its physiology to resemble a robust rock form that is practically immune to bullets, and reduces the pain it feels in impact. He is also a capable hand fighter. His most impressive act survives some of the Battle Beast strikes, one of the strongest characters in the universe without causing too much damage.

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DOC SEISMIC

A brilliant ecololist plagued by poor mental health

DOC SEISMIC is often used as a villain with filling forces with the strengths on the street, but for someone who is often not defended seriously, it seems quite capable and almost always requires powerful superheroes to join to beat it. Is the subject of debate within Invincible a community concerning its motifs. He believes that humanity destroys a planet with its Hubris and its goal is to create a new world order that first puts nature.

It seems that his forces are at the level of some powerful mutants from X-Men series. It can launch seismic shock waves, to the extent that it will cause a powerful earthquake and is able to come up with intelligent plans. Unfortunately, it all comes at the cost of mental instability, which makes him dangerous and unpredictable. Individually, it should be a superhero as an invincible to take it, but still proves so demanding that superheroes often have to join to thwart their plans. At the end of the day, the series still treats him as a villain on the street filling.

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Donald Ferguson

Cecil's faithful right -handed is capable but weak cyborg

For most of the first season InvincibleDonald seems to be a regular person working under Cecil. It is one of Cecil's most faithful enforcement and his right -handed and held a leading position in the GDA. However, the series later shows that it is actually a cyborg and its brain is the only human part of his body that remains. Donald, like the immortal, “died” several times and was revived with the reconstruction of his cyber body.

As a result, it is significantly stronger and more resistant than the average person and will survive several incidents that would otherwise destroy many superparent characters. For example in season 1. He survives his spine crushed Omni-Man. Given this unique ability to be revived, Donald seems to be a little more ruthless and willing to take threats far above its grade. It is also incredibly intelligent, sometimes even more than Cecil and very receptive.

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Briton

Unlimable to damage but has little for him

The British is introduced in the third season, but seems to have a famous past with Cecil Stedman. He was once a soldier and at some point he gained complete invulnerability to all forms of damage. It is an interesting assumption and a great way to create a character with the seemingly strongest feature also among the weakest in the series. Because except this invulnerability is nothing else for him.

The British is a capable fighter, since he trained and served as a soldier in combat zones. He also has a certain level of superhuman power because he has seen lifting weights far beyond the abilities of ordinary people. However, it is not clear whether it is because it has increased strength or simply because it is invulnerable to damage and therefore can handle performances that would otherwise show too much. An interesting screenplay would be against the most powerful character in the series, ie Thragg or Invincible, and to find out whether its “invulnerability” holds against them. No matter how much he doesn't see much, because everything he can do is survive everything.