History Characters / Invincible2021TheEmpire

--->''(To Mark) [[TraumaButton Be your father's son]]... You have a mission. Assigned to you by your '''true''' people. You will complete it... I pray you come to your senses...''

--->''(To Mark) [[TraumaButton Be your father's son]]... You have a mission. Given to you by your '''true''' people. You will complete it... I pray you come to your senses...''

* EvilCannotUnderstandGood: As to be expected of a Viltrumite warrior fully indoctrinated into their way of life, even though Anissa understands that Mark cares for human life on an objective level, she doesn't understand ''why''. Even when trying to appeal to that care for human life in order to convince Mark to cooperate with the Viltrum Empire she's only able to argue from the [[ColdEquation perspective of humans as raw numbers whose loss could be prevented by cooperating]]. She doesn't even seem register any dissonance between threatening to massacre all the patrons at a restaurant in order to get Mark to speak with her alone and then proceeding to state that she only came to peaceably talk with him.

* FirstInjuryReaction: [[DownplayedTrope Not the first time she's been injured ever]], but when [[spoiler:Allen]] hits her hard enough to draw blood she's visibly shocked that any Unopan could even hurt her, which is understandable as she's demonstrated to be exceedingly powerful by even Viltrumite standards. The experience would be comparable to a human getting their nose broken from a punch from a gerbil.

* [[Sadist]]: Downplayed, as while Anissa says she doesn't kill for pleasure, she admits she ''does'' take pleasure in killing. It's just not her main priority.

* TalkingTheMonsterToDeath: On the receiving end of this from Mark, as he has ''[[CurbStompBattle no possible ability]] to take Anissa on when they start throwing hands, so he instead has to play to Viltrumite sensibilities and throw her own PragmaticVillainy in her face by calling the fact Anissa isn't out to kill him when they clearly need him. It ends up working and Anissa is ends up leaving after issuing one more ultimatum at Mark that this is his last chance before someone worse than even her comes to settle the issue of Earth for good.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Anissa is generally more stoic and professional in her mannerisms as an agent of the Viltrum Empire compared to the comics.

* PragmaticVillainy: Like Kregg, she tries to appeal to Mark's love of Earth by emphasizing how humanity would benefit from Viltrumite rule, and even demonstrates the benefit of having more Viltrumites around by personally helping him save a cruise ship from an attacking {{Kaiju}}.

* LightningBruiser: She's far stronger and tougher than Mark, to the point of completely manhandling him with little effort. She's further stated to be faster than even ''Nolan'', and Cecil and Donald note that they can't even target her with orbital weapons because she'd easily evade.

* FauxAffablyEvil: He speaks in a congenial and soft tone... as he's telling Mark they will kill his father and threatens to murder countless people on Earth if he doesn't comply with the Viltrum Empire and reacts to Marks defiance by immediately punching the downed hero in the face.

* FauxAffablyEvil: He speaks in a congenial and soft tone... as he's telling Mark they will kill his father and threatens to murder countless people on Earth if he doesn't comply with the Viltrum Empire.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: While it ties a little in with her PragmaticVillainy, Anissa states she would never kill civilians just for pleasure, even though she would take pleasure in the act of killing civilians if her duty required it.

* CurbStompBattle: She gives Mark a fight more one sided than arguably even his father did, just without the NoHoldsBarredBeatdown. Mark lands ''one'' hit on her during their fight, mostly because she doesn't even bother defending herself, to no effect. Cecil estimates, based on their comparative bone and muscle density, that Mark's got around only a 18% chance of even surviving a battle with her, let alone winning.

* CurbStompBattle: She gives Mark a fight more one sided than arguably even his father did, just without the NoHoldsBarredBeatdown.
* DarkActionGirl: She was sent to Earth to convince Mark to take over Earth for the Viltrumite Empire, but when he refuses, she shows him why refusing her was not the best idea. Mark cannot even land a hit on her and Cecil estimates that he's got around only 18% changes of surviving a battle with her.

* CurbStompBattle: She gives Mark a fight more one sided than arguably even his father did just without the NoHoldsBarredBeatdown.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: While it ties a little in with her PragmaticVillainy, Anissa states she'd never take pleasure in killing civillians, even if she'd ultimately ''would'' if her duty would require it.

* CurbStompBattle: She gives Mark a fight more one sided than arguably even his father did.

* PragmaticVillainy: Like Kregg, she tries to appeal to Mark's love of Earth by emphasizing how humanity would benefit from Viltrumite rule, and even personally demonstrates it by helping him save a cruise ship from an attacking {{Kaiju}}.

* BoyishShortHair: Contrasting Thula who sports a long braid, Anissa has short hair parted at the middle and is shown to be more powerful than her predecessor.

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: The same as Kregg, Anissa makes her debut in the animation based off of her final established design in the comics, where she was more a beautiful female Viltrumite rather than her initial rough female warrior look.

* TheDreaded: Galaxy-wide, at least to the Coalition of Planets. According to Allen, a whole planet will be declared off-limits if even one Viltrumite is sighted living on it, and the urgency with which he warns Mark of this betrays his own fear of them.