| For alternate versions of The Immortal, see The Immortal's Character Hub |
The Immortal was a version of the main Immortal from an alternate universe. He acted as one of the forces against Omni-Man and Invincible, allying himself with heroes such as Robot and Atom Eve. He was a minor character in Invincible.
Quick Answers
What role does The Immortal play in the resistance against Omni-Man and Invincible?
How does The Immortal's role in the alternate universe differ from his main counterpart?
What powers does The Immortal possess in the alternate universe?
Who are some of the heroes The Immortal allies with in the alternate universe?
How was The Immortal brought back to life in the alternate universe?
Appearance[]
This variant of the Immortal looks the same as his mainstream counterpart. He is a tall, Caucasian man with jet-black hair and piercing steel-blue eyes. Standing at six feet tall, the Immortal commands attention. He weighs around 118 kg and sports a large, well-defined muscular built. His costume is a blue jumpsuit that bares his face. The suit is covered with white and yellow stripes, several of which end in circular patterns that encircle his knees and shoulders. His hands are covered with yellow and white gloves, as are his feet. A single yellow stripe runs vertically up the center of his chest, while a solid yellow circle surrounds his neck, creating the illusion of an "I".
Personality[]
Same personality as his mainstream universe counterpart. His disdain for Omni-Man is extended to his son, Invincible, due to his siding with Omni-Man. He is notably willing to sacrifice himself, as he is seen entering battle with Invincible and later, Omni-Man despite being outmatched by the latter, in an attempt to lead them away.
History[]
Backstory[]
Much like his main counterpart, The Immortal was an superhero and previous member of the Guardians of the Globe who was killed in the by Omni-Man along with the other original Guardians. He seemed to have been brought back to life to help the resistance against Omni-Man and Invincible.
Final Moments[]
The Immortal is seen battling Invincible in the sky, in the battle he berates Mark for betraying Earth and siding with his father until he was ambushed by Omni-Man who proceeded to chop off both his arms and decapitate him. His head is then crushed by Mark as to make sure he won't come back from the dead again.
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Enhanced Physiology: Due to exposure to an unknown anomaly, the Immortal's body was enhanced well beyond normal human limits, able to perform various superpowered feats. Overall, his capacities are equal to the general might of a Viltrumite.
- Immortality: As the name suggests, The Immortal is able to live indefinitely, having existed for several millennia. He likewise is ageless, remaining unchanged in all that time to retain the health, vitality, conditioning, and physical appearance of a man in his prime. He can endure injuries, including being gorged, impaled, and disemboweled, that would otherwise kill other people.
- Regeneration: The Immortal can mend injuries, even restore lost anatomy, in short periods of time. Alternatively, any limbs removed can be quickly reattached and regain full mobility when put in place.
- Resurrection: While able to be clinically killed if sufficiently damaged from experiences like decapitation or bifurcation, his body does not decay. From this, if enough of his anatomy is reconnected, he will resume healing and eventually resuscitate himself.
- Flight: Immortal can levitate himself and move about freely as he pleases throughout the sky or even space.
- Superhuman Durability: The Immortal possesses an extraordinary physical resilience and durability that far surpasses that of an average human. His body is built to withstand and endure powerful attacks from superhuman adversaries that would cause significant harm or even prove fatal to regular individuals. However, even with his impressive defenses, someone of immense strength like Omni-Man is capable of delivering a devastating blow.
- Superhuman Speed: The Immortal has tremendous speed and reflexes, able to move at Mach 3.
- Superhuman Stamina: Immortal tires less easily than normal humans.
- Superhuman Strength: Immortal is far stronger than any normal human. His strength has been shown to be close to Omni-Man and Invincible, as he was able to hold his own with them during their fight.
- Immortality: As the name suggests, The Immortal is able to live indefinitely, having existed for several millennia. He likewise is ageless, remaining unchanged in all that time to retain the health, vitality, conditioning, and physical appearance of a man in his prime. He can endure injuries, including being gorged, impaled, and disemboweled, that would otherwise kill other people.
Abilities[]
- Master Hand-to-Hand Combatant: The Immortal has mastered different styles of hand-to-hand combat throughout the centuries of his long life.
Weaknesses[]
- Dismemberment: If Immortal is torn apart severely enough, he enters an inert state, and his healing factor will be indefinitely stalled, requiring outside intervention to recover. If his head is completely destroyed, then he will be permanently killed off.
- Psychological Trauma/PTSD: While normally a composed individual of sound mind, due to the sheer length of time he has been alive on Earth, he has had multiple bouts of psychosis. He flew into a rage at Omni-Man and Invincible during his fight with them.
Sightings[]
| Season 2 | ||||||||||||
| 1. "A Lesson For Your Next Life": | Debut | 5. "This Must Come as a Shock": | Absent | |||||||||
| 2. "In About Six Hours, I Lose My Virginity to a Fish": | Absent | 6. "It's Not That Simple": | Absent | |||||||||
| 3. "This Missive, This Machination!": | Absent | 7. "I'm Not Going Anywhere": | Absent | |||||||||
| 4. "It's Been a While": | Absent | 8. "I Thought You Were Stronger": | Absent | |||||||||
Trivia[]
- This is the first alternate version of The Immortal, and the only known variant of Immortal who has suffered a permanent death from which he seemingly can't be resurrected from.
- Interestingly, he seems to be playing a role similar to Future Gohan from Dragon Ball, having lost his arm in battle and being forced to fight in a completely disadvantaged position against two opponents with power levels superior to his, even meeting his end to his opponents with this version of Invincible and Omni-Man playing a role similar to the Future version of Android 17 and Android 18