History Characters / Invincible2021Supervillains

* AlwaysABiggerFish: They give Mark a hard time, but Anissa easily one-shots it, showing how much more powerful she is.

* TentacledTerror: Unlike Hail Mary they have tentacles on their torso in addition to small ones on their mouth.

* CruelMercy: What he does to Eve. Rather than killing her like the rest of those who resist against the Viltrum Empire, he instead paralyzes her by crushing part of her neck which leaves her completely unable to do ''anything'' as he and his father continue their plans on conquering Earth for the empire.

-->'''Mark:''' Stop threatening my family!

* KickTheDog: For all his talk of being the good guy in his confrontation with Invincible, when finally battling Mark himself in a normal city, Angstrom casually teleports two random civilians to other dimensions ''[[ForTheEvulz for no reason whatsoever]]''. Not only does he show no intention of bringing them back later, but those people are likely stuck on a DeathWorld, lacking the powers and combat experience of Mark himself...

Blue-skinned hyper-powerful superhumans, and long-time adversaries to the Guardians. Both proclaim to be the original while stating the other is a clone.

* ArchEnemy: An interesting one-sided example. He only shows up for one episode, and for less than a couple of weeks from Mark's perspective, but it's clear that he feels this way towards Invincible. Getting his distinctive facial scar from him and making it a point to try and hurt him psychologically in the second invasion when he's rendered helpless before him and instead choosing to try and execute Eve right in front of him. In the third invasion, he comes decked out in a suit of PoweredArmor significantly more advanced than anything else the Flaxans show in the fight, purely to combat Invincible, with his soldiers pointedly keeping the rest of Teen Team away from his beatdown of him. Poignantly, he apparently made the effort to learn English during his kind's intervening years, solely so he could tell Mark one word during their final confrontation;

* FourEyesZeroSoul: He's never seen without his mask's OpaqueLenses off which serves to show how emotionally voided he is of those ''lesser'' than him.

A Kaiju that attacked a cruise ship and was killed by Anissa

* AlwaysABiggerFish: They give mark a hard time, but Anissa easily one-shots it, showing how much more powerful she is.

* TentacledTerror: Unlike Hail Mary they have tentacles were on their torso in addition to small ones on their mouth.

* HiveMind: A incredibly potent one. They only need one host, a main controller, as a focal point who can then coordinate and direct the others with near instantaneous efficiency, to such a degree they were able to conquer Mars without issue. Without a host, however, they are left next to docile and easy to handle.

* PuppeteerParasite: Able to take control of any organism unless unless the organism's skin is strong enough to not be adhered to (Invincible, a Viltrumite) or if the organism can shapeshift (The Martian race).

* ZergRush: Individually, they are small and weak, but there are many of them and once they find a host, they use swarming tactics at such a frighteningly efficient level, they can overwhelm almost anything with ease.

* AdaptationDistillation: In the comic, Battle Beast did see something different on Mark, offhandedly saying he was the best of the bunch there but it wasn't enough, even after he effortlessly beat him down to then declare all present members of the Guardians of the Globe as completely worthless; in the show Battle Beast spares no special comments to Mark, he lumps him with everyone else as equally not worth his time.
* AliensAreBastards: A particularly bloodthirsty alien who lives for nothing but brutalizing and eviscerating anyone whom he thinks is a worthy combative opponent.
* ABeastInNameAndNature: Goes by the moniker Battle Beast, and he is a shameless Blood Knight that has the appearance of a white lion-like creature.

* {{Bloodlust}}: He licks Invincible's blood off of his face after he opens his arms out and lets the hero's blood splatter against him from the impact of Battle Beast's mace.
* BraidsOfBarbarism: Has twin braids and is ''very'' barbaric.

* CurbStompBattle: Does this to Invincible and the ''entire'' Guardians of the Globe, easily subduing Invincible and throwing around the Guardians like rag dolls while also delivering blow after devastating blow on them.

* KnightOfCerebus: He is the first threat Mark and the Guardians face that is completely out of their league. It's clear that he could have killed them all with little effort on his own if he wanted to.
* LightningBruiser: He is fast enough to blitz Invincible, a natural flyer, and completely outmaneuver the other Guardians easily, while being strong enough to brutalize them with simple blows and throw them around like ragdolls.

* OneManArmy: He alone does more damage to Invincible and the Guardians than Machine Head and his entire gang ''combined''.

* CurbStompBattle: Once he confronts Immortal, Omni-Man first quickly ends him by breaking the former's arm and swinging his hand so fast that it cuts Immortal's head. The flying head soon lands on Invincible's hands and is crushed afterwards.

* ArcVillain: He is the main villain of Season 2.

* GodzillaThreshold: She is released to fight Omni-Man after the space lasers and Reanimen fail to keep him back. Doing this causes their teleporter to stop working due to how big she is.
* HijackingCthulhu: Cecil kept her alive and teleported her to fight Omni-Man. They also juice her up on drug enhancements and remove her pain center so she'll keep fighting as long as possible.

* ItCanThink: She doesn't hate Cecil for the painful upgrades and drugs, being seemingly loyal [[EnemyMine to his cause]], and if anything she blames Omni-Man more for beating her.

* SparedByTheAdaptation: She survives both her fights with Omni-Man. The second time She seemingly just gets incapacitated by Invincible [[KnowWhenToFoldEm and either understands she won't win]] or is knocked out. Either way, after that, the focus shifts to Omni-Man's reveal and fight with Invincible [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse , and she has been absent since.]]

* CaughtMonologuing: Gets his face smashed in by Rex, while in the middle of taunting the man after he just survived getting shot in the head by King and was in no mood to listen. Not that he even could, given Rex's ears were still ringing from having a gun go off at pointblank range.

* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Noted by Cecil to have been captured and locked away sometime before the series began, he shows up at the tail end of Season 2's second episode to reclaim leadership and dispose of Supreme Lizard.

* PaperTiger: Despite all his grandstanding, he is utterly helpless in a fight when he has no other goons to hide behind. [[spoiler:He gets beaten to death by a half-dead Rex who managed to survive getting shot in the head by him.]]

* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: In the comic version of the silo battle, Salamander died when Rex blew him up.

* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: He's a powerful intergalactic warrior searching for worthy opponents and nearly kills the heroes. How the hell an earth-based crime lord like Machine Head managed to contact him is anyone's guess. It's been outright compared to [[Characters/MarvelComicsTheKingpin The Kingpin]] summoning [[Characters/MarvelComicsThanos Thanos]] for a street fight.

* TheJuggernaut: He beats the hell out of Invincible and the new Guardians with only a minor scratch. They survived only because he left, calling their fight a disappointment.

* NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction: After crushing most of the heavy hitters of the Guardians of the Globe, he decides to leave as he feels they're too easy to fight.

* {{Expy}}: Of Spider-Man foe Sandman but with magma instead of sand.

* MadeOfIron: He can take a surprising amount of beating for someone facing a half-Viltrumite and other powerful superheroes for someone who doesn't seem to have powers beyond his CombatTentacles. For example, getting punched into a wall and then slammed into Kursk by an enraged Invincible.

* HateSink: Between his massive ego and his lack of a moral compass, it's very clear that you're not supposed to like him.

* {{Jerkass}}: Is straight up called a jerk by Amber and to say nothing of how he makes his Reanimen.

* NominalHero: [[spoiler: D.A. Sinclair works for Cecil in defending Earth from dangerous threats, but the former is only doing it with the purpose of having opportunities to create new Reanimens.]]

* {{Lobotomy}}: As part of their conversion, Sinclair completely removes and discards large sections of their brain. Trying to target the parts responsible for emotion and free will.

* SuperStrength: Individually they are able to go toe-to-toe with Mark. As a group they nearly kill him [[spoiler: and are able to overwhelm even ''Omni-Man'' for a short time.]]

* IneffectualSympatheticVillain: He's ''potentially'' dangerous, but compared to most villains is a complete joke and his poor handling of English just makes him an even bigger laughingstock.

* YouNoTakeCandle: PlayedForLaughs. He's making the effort to learn human languages, but English is still a second language and his speech is ''very'' accented and full of bad grammer.

* AdaptationalBadass: In the comics, they mostly just show up every once in a while to fulfill the typical "AlienInvasion" plot common to most comic books. Here, they very nearly take out the entirety of the Teen Team on their ''second'' invasion attempt, and by the third, they've just straight up found a way to nullify the temporal effects of interdimensional travel and are only beaten by timely interference by Omni-Man.

* TheUnintelligible: They speak a language no one understands. Robot later figures out their language from recordings. Slash apparently also put in the effort to learn English on his end as well, solely for the point of telling Invincible PrepareToDie.

* ArchEnemy: An interesting one-sided example. He only shows up for one episode, and for less than a couple of weeks from Mark's perspective, but it's clear that he feels this way towards Invincible, getting his distinctive facial scar from him and making it a point to try and hurt him psychologically in the second invasion when he's rendered helpless before him and instead choosing to try and execute Eve right in front of him. In the third invasion, he comes decked out in a suit of PoweredArmor significantly more advanced than anything else the Flaxans show in the fight, purely to combat Invincible, with his soldiers pointedly keeping the rest of the Teen team away from his beatdown of him. Poignantly, despite speaking their own language, he apparently made the effort learn English during the intervening years, solely so he could tell Mark one word during their final confrontation.

* MadeOfIron: Slash is notably more resilient than his soldiers, several of whom are seen dying or ripped apart by the Teen Team's various attacks, only getting scarred across his face from [[FlyingBrick Invincible]] clubbing him in the head with Rebar-imbedded concrete, withstanding a rage-filled beatdown from Mark when he threatened Eve and walking away under his own power, and both times the Flaxans are forced to retreat due to RapidAging, Slash is the last one through the portal, despite the aging effects noticeably killing several of his men, giving a variant of WeWillMeetAgain. [[spoiler: It takes Omni-man reducing him to a greasy smear to put him down for good.]]
* NamedAfterTheInjury: He's named after the long scar left on his face after his first confrontation with Invincible

* TragicVillain: He's more a victim of circumstance than a real bad guy.

* ->''Angstrom Levy":This doesn't end until you and your family are dead."''
->''Mark Grayson": Stop threatening my Family!!"''

* AndYourLittleDogToo: Showing just how far he has fallen from the well-intentioned scientist he originally was, he declares it is not enough to kill Invincible, he wants to make him suffer by going after his family the same way the alternate Invincibles tormented their Angstrom Levy. This is what pushes Mark too far to the point of pulverizing him into bloody pieces.
* ->''Angstrom Levy":This doesn't end until you and your family are dead."''

* AdaptationalSympathy: Again, to a minor degree. While he still blames Invincible for his mutation and the deaths of his other selves (which came from his own actions), unlike the comic the surviving Mauler Twin surmises that the accident left Levy's memories scrambled; merged with the mentally scarred version of Levy from the Evil! Invincible universe seen in the season two premiere as well as countless other universes where Invincible turned evil and killed his alternate self's loved ones. Additionally, his experiment is done as part of a philanthropic effort to improve lives across the multiverse, something much more noble than his [[ForScience motive]] for it in the comic.

* GoldfishPoopGang: As far as villains go, the Lizard League are clearly fairly low on the threat totem pole. Their first two appearances show them trounced by the heroes they are fighting and not taken seriously for a second, and even Cecil comments derisively on their ability. Supreme Lizard's comments also imply they are seen as such by the general public on social media.

* SmallRoleBigImpact: Their attack on the military facility where Atom Eve was created led to a series of circumstances that led to Atom Eve becoming a hero instead of a military superweapon.

* IronyAsSheIsCast: Voiced by [[Creator/MichaelDorn]], who was infamous for playing the codifier for TheWorfEffect (who incidentally also sought honor through deeds in combat). In contrast, Battle Beast is the one handing the beatdowns out.