10 Deadliest Invincibles (By Body Count)

Warning: DEFINITE SPOILERS FOR Invincible ahead

Known for off-the-wall levels of violence and mayhem, Invincible is a fan-favorite series with more than its share of killers filling its pages. In a story that focuses as much on gratuitous violence as it does complex character work, nearly every major character in the series has lived a life or two.

But not all killers are created equal and the ten deadliest killers in the world Invincible Universe all earned their spot on the list with some astronomical kill counts on the page.

10 Rudolph “Rudy” Conners/Robot

Mechanical Friend turned enemy

The hero known as Robot may have started out as a fan-favorite member of a team of teenage villains turned heroes, but Rudy's dark descent into savagery is one of the best performed and bloodiest beats throughout the entire series. Taking it upon himself to protect Earth due to his unparalleled intelligence, the Robot turns on his fellow heroes and, thanks to the use, racks up the lowest body count on the list with 23 kills per page, including series mainstays like Black Samson and Cecil Steadman. his drones around the world.

However, given his time as the de facto dictator of the Flaxxan Empire, Rex's total number of victims is surely far greater than anyone realizes, and the heartbreaking betrayal of everything his friends stood for suddenly did more than cement his place among the elite. – profile killers Invincible Universe.

9 A space racer

Space Biker Badass

He may be one of the more mysterious entries on this list, but even among the Coalition of Planets, he was a despised name long before the Space Racer joined the war against the Viltrumites. Based on DC Comics' own cosmic bounty hunter, LoboThe racer wields an alien weapon that fires indestructible, unstoppable energy blasts that only he can fire.

Never far from his iconic hover bike, Space Racer is one of the more formidable and surprisingly durable members of the Coalition of Planets' anti-Viltrumite strike force – a position that earns Space Racer a total of 479 kills per page. So dangerous that he even gave Omni-Man a run for his money in one-on-one combat, Racer even survived against Grand Regent Thragg and came back for more.

8 Alien Allen

Very, Very Strong

A beloved hero Invincible UniverseAn Unopan strongman named Alien Allen has risen from Champion Evaluation Specialist to Leader of the Planetary Coalition – and he's had his fair share of rivals along the way. With a kill count of 510 per page, Allen's adaptive physiology has elevated his strength to levels above even the average Viltrumite, making him an indispensable part of the Coalition's overall campaign against the Tragg empire, and one of the hardest hitters among the others. Invincible and Omni-Man.

Able to recover from any near-death experience and come back stronger than before, Allen the Alien is almost untouchable. Unfortunately for his enemies, the same cannot be said for anyone else who doesn't have the chance to cross his path while fighting for the Coalition.

7 Mark Grayson/Invincible

The Universe's Greatest Hero

Series protagonist Mark Grayson's hands don't stay clean for long as he transforms from teenage fast-food fry chef to Angstrom Levy, Dinosaurus, or an intergalactic warrior who faces life-and-death risks. Thragg and the Viltrumites. At first he strongly opposed any taking of life, Invincible repeatedly finds himself in no-win situations this leaves him with little choice, ultimately leaving him with 534 kills on the page.

Given the complete disaster that was his alliance with Dinosaur, an argument could be made that Mark's kill count could be much higher, but he already has enough blood on his hands and enough guilt on his mind to earn his place on this list. Mark Grayson may be invincible, but his enemies are undeniably anything but.

6 Craig

Viltrum's most loyal soldier

One of the deadliest Viltrumites overall Invincible series, the warrior known as Kregg is initially one of Thragg's strongest supporters and the best general of what remains of the Viltrumite Empire. Almost second in command to the remaining Viltrumites, the General shares his immeasurable strength, speed, and durability, even after surviving the debilitating and deadly Plague Virus that cost him his eyesight.

And at the age of a thousand, Kregg has 476 kills on the page. Given his longevity and his original commitment to the more bloodthirsty aspects of Viltrumite culture, it's safe to say that his kills predated the events of the series. hundreds or potentially thousands. But even with his countless victims aside, there is no doubt that he is one of the bloodiest killers in space.

5 Nolan Grayson/Omni-Man

Heir of Argall

While Nolan Grayson was once considered Earth's greatest hero, Omni-Man quickly proved to be one of the most brutal fighters fans have seen in comics. In an incredible heel turn that sees his Viltrumite loyalty trump paternal duty, Nolan's shocking murder of the Guardians of the Globe immediately sets the stakes for the entire world. Invincible series.

Nolan's initial and cataclysmic battle with the Mark, which resulted in 551 deaths both for and against the Viltrumite Empire, combined with his unprecedented attack on the Flaxxan Empire resulted in thousands of invisible deaths – and however many he had killed before. even came to Earth in the first place. Omni-Man died a hero in the endbut not before sending hundreds if not thousands of victims before him.

4 David Anders / Dinosaur

Evolutionary Reversal

A mindless genius with implausible plans to “save” humanity and the Earth through mass catastrophes and depopulation, Dinosaur's motives may be pure in theory, but his methods are unbelievably nefarious. The dinosaur used his mad science schemes to wipe out the city of Las Vegas and bomb Los Angeles and Greenland to flood the world during the “Death of Everyone” storyline, killing over half a million people.

David Anders' dark, reptilian side is directly responsible for the deaths of over 800,000 people worldwide. Invincible series, instantly catapulted him to the status of one of the most calculated killers in comics. Finally, once realizing the flaws in Grayson's logic, he is executed by Invincible himself at his request – leaving behind a legacy of mass murder that made him one of Mark's deadliest enemies and one of the world's most heinous murderers.

3 Thaedus the Great

The scourge of Viltrum

Thaedus the Great, the first Viltrunite defector, is one of the more noble entries on this list, but like the vast majority of Viltrumites, his hands couldn't be bloodier. Thaedus, disgusted by the monsters that had become his kind, killed their Emperor Argal with his own two hands and even set him free. a devastating Plague Virus that kills 99.9% of existing Viltrumites.

The exact death toll for the founder and leader of the Planetary Coalition, who reduced the population of his people to about 50, is unknown, but is likely in the hundreds of thousands. Even for ostensibly altruistic reasons, genocide is still genocide, and Thaedus lived out the rest of his days in shame. But in the end, thanks to the violent and tragic actions of the Great Thai, the Viltrumite Empire and all Invincible Universe with him, he eventually changed for the better.

2 Angstrom Levy

Multiversal megalomaniac

The series' iconic villain and one of Mark Grayson's worst and most ruthless enemies, the demented mad scientist known as Angstrom Levy, also has one of the highest kill counts in the comic book series. It was Angstrom Levy who was hell-bent on getting revenge on Mark Grayson for ruining his life while denying him his fair share of guilt. Earth-shattering Invincible War.

Revealing 16 corrupted versions of Mark Grayson around the world, Levi's personal vendetta resulted in the deaths of 3,000,001 people worldwide, including fan favorite Guardian of the Globe and Teen Team alum Rex Splode. Angstrom's moves are some of the most devastating of all Invincible series and the damage caused by his personal war against the series' titular hero took years to repair, and some wounds never fully healed.

1 Grand Regent Thragg

The Last Enemy of the Invincible

While he may only have 25 kills on the page, there is no doubt that Grand Regent Thragg is the deadliest assassin in the world. Invincible Universe. Tasked with protecting what remained of the Viltrumite Empire after the devastating Plague Virus, Thragg was able to maintain the appearance of their dominance by leading the conquest of thousands of planets. billions of beings were either killed or enslaved under his command.

A bloodthirsty supremacist with little or no regard for any form of non-Viltrumite life, Thragg was even willing to use his own children as weapons in battle, killing both the Great Thaidu and Omni-Man. Although he met his end at the hands of Mark Grayson, Thragg was anything but a pushover and the greatest invincible assassin he had ever faced.