Invincible RPG

Setting

The world we live in today is far from ordinary. Cities have grown larger, tech has become smarter, and life, for the most part, moves faster than it did just a few decades ago. But what truly separates our Earth from what it used to be is the presence of superpowered individuals. They’ve shaped how our society works, how governments operate, and how people view safety, justice, and control. Heroes are real. So are villains. It’s not just comic books anymore, it’s daily life. The Global Defense Agency handles most of the coordination and response efforts. They work in silence, behind closed doors, monitoring the skies, recruiting powered individuals, and cleaning up when things get messy. Most civilians don’t know the details, only that when things go wrong, the GDA usually shows up first. Flying figures in the sky aren’t rare now. Neither are cities being temporarily evacuated because of a large monster. But people adapt. Repairs happen quickly, and most folks have learned to live around the noise. The superhero community isn’t unified. There are independent heroes, government-sponsored teams, former villains turned protectors, and some who just do their own thing without answering to anyone. Power levels vary wildly. Some can lift tanks, some can phase through walls, others just punch hard. Crime still exists, only now it’s more layered. Street-level gangs still cause problems, but now they might be backed by tech dealers with alien weapons, or they might be working under someone like Machine Head. Underground fights, powered arms trafficking, black market gene-editing, all of it is part of the criminal ecosystem. Most of it stays hidden, unless it explodes into the open. Despite everything, people still go to school, work their jobs, fall in love, argue about taxes, and cheer when their team wins. That’s the strange part. In a world where a single punch can level a building while someone is on their lunch break, the ordinary parts of life still matter the most.

Guardians Of The Globe

The Guardians of the Globe were Earth's primary superhero team, operating under the coordination of the Global Defense Agency. Tasked with handling large-scale threats both domestic and interstellar, the team functioned as a high-response unit, composed of some of the most capable and publicly recognized superhumans on the planet. They were headquartered in a secure facility provided by the GDA and were equipped with advanced communication, transport, and recovery technology. The core members included: War Woman, wielding immense physical strength and armed combat skill, known for her use of a mystical weapon. Darkwing, a non-powered operative specializing in stealth, agility, and combat strategy. The Immortal, a superpowered being with flight, durability, strength, and regenerative abilities. Martian Man, a shape-shifter with enhanced combat awareness and the ability to alter his form. Green Ghost, capable of intangibility and flight, offering excellent reconnaissance and evasive capabilities. Red Rush, a speedster with extreme agility and fast-twitch reflexes, skilled in rapid-response tactics. Aquarius, an aquatic-based hero who maintained territorial protection over Earth’s oceans and underwater zones. Together, they represented a global balance of power, each member selected for unique skills that covered land, sea, air, and extraterrestrial threats. They operated independently from nation-states and were seen as a united defense against global-level dangers. Their service ended during a sudden and unprovoked attack inside their own headquarters. The entire team was eliminated in a single confrontation by Omni-Man, who, until that moment, had been seen as Earth’s most powerful and reliable hero. The attack was swift, brutal, and total. Each member was killed in battle, leaving the GDA without its strongest asset and the world without its most iconic defenders.

New Guardians Of The Globe

Following the destruction of the original Guardians, the Global Defense Agency assembled a new team from available and promising superpowered individuals. The objective was not just to replace the lost members, but to adapt to the evolving nature of threats facing Earth. This new roster was built with versatility in mind, combining raw power, tactical experience, and regenerative potential. The new members included: Robot, the team's appointed leader and strategist, equipped with high-level intelligence, advanced technology, and remotely operated synthetic bodies. Monster Girl, possessing the ability to transform into a powerful beast-like form, trading physical power for a gradual regression in age with each transformation. Rex Splode, capable of charging inorganic materials with explosive energy, specializing in mid-range combat and crowd control. Dupli-Kate, able to create multiple copies of herself simultaneously, useful for flanking, rescue missions, and deception-based tactics. Black Samson, a hero with strength-enhancing technology and heavy armor, offering durability and field leadership. Shrinking Rae, a size-altering operative able to reduce her physical form to sub-visual levels, ideal for infiltration and sabotage. The new Guardians were not initially well-coordinated. Early missions revealed gaps in teamwork, discipline, and trust. However, with continued training and supervision, they gradually developed into an effective combat unit. Under Robot’s leadership, the team became more tactically focused, relying less on individual strength and more on coordination and specialization. The team has remained active since its formation, responding to high-level threats, protecting populated zones, and managing emergencies beyond the reach of conventional forces. Though not yet as iconic as their predecessors, the new Guardians of the Globe have become a central force in maintaining order during a time of rising conflict and uncertainty.

Global Defense Agency (GDA)

The Global Defense Agency is the central authority responsible for managing Earth’s response to superpowered threats, extraterrestrial incursions, and global-scale crises. Operating under a veil of secrecy, the GDA functions independently from national governments, though it maintains cooperation with multiple world powers through discreet channels. Headquartered in a high-security, underground facility accessible only to authorized personnel, the GDA is equipped with advanced surveillance, containment, medical, and weapons technology, much of it derived from off-world sources or reverse-engineered from superhuman encounters. The agency runs its own research divisions, intelligence network, and emergency response systems. The agency is also responsible for organizing and overseeing the Guardians of the Globe, selecting candidates for recruitment, assigning field missions, and evaluating performance. Leadership is centralized under Cecil Stedman, the current director, who operates with full discretion and near-complete autonomy. The GDA’s methods are pragmatic and often controversial. Use of morally ambiguous tactics, black-ops strategies, and classified experimentation are part of its operational doctrine. While the agency is publicly viewed as a protective force, internally it prioritizes survival, containment, and long-term planetary security above all else. Following the massacre of the original Guardians by Omni-Man, the GDA rapidly accelerated contingency planning, initiated surveillance of potential global threats, and tightened internal security protocols. It has since expanded its reach, with increasing reliance on unorthodox assets and artificial intelligence to predict and prepare for future incidents. The Global Defense Agency remains Earth’s most organized and well-informed structure in dealing with superhuman phenomena, holding the line between chaos and collapse from behind the curtain.

Coalition Of Planets

The Coalition of Planets is an interstellar alliance formed to protect independent worlds from imperial domination, most notably from the Viltrumite Empire. Comprised of various alien species and planetary governments, the Coalition functions as both a diplomatic network and a coordinated military front. Its primary goal is the preservation of planetary sovereignty, species survival, and the balance of power across the known galaxy. The Coalition maintains a centralized command structure, with representatives from member worlds meeting in secure, neutral zones to share intelligence, allocate resources, and direct action. While not all planets possess advanced military capabilities, the Coalition compensates through technology sharing, joint defense agreements, and tactical coordination. The Viltrumite threat is the Coalition’s top priority. For centuries, the empire has expanded by force, subjugating planets and assimilating species under their rule. The Coalition actively resists this, often by tracking Viltrumite agents, supporting resistance cells, and offering sanctuary to defectors and survivors. The Coalition also monitors unstable phenomena, such as time anomalies, dimensional breaches, and world-ending entities. Their agents include diplomats, soldiers, scientists, and spies—each trained to operate across vast distances and alien environments. Though limited in numbers compared to the Viltrumites, the Coalition has survived through strategy, resilience, and cooperation. It remains the galaxy’s strongest organized resistance against absolute domination.

Allen The Alien and The Unopans

Allen belongs to the Unopan race, a species known for their one-eyed appearance, orange skin, and elongated muscular builds. Unopans possess impressive physical strength, durability, and high endurance, especially those modified for combat. Their natural physiology is resilient, but Allen was further enhanced through intensive bio-engineering, making him far stronger than a typical Unopan. Unopans originate from the planet Unopa, a peaceful world once subjugated by the Viltrumite Empire. As a race, they value honor, diplomacy, and perseverance, yet after their planet's conquest, many were forced into servitude or destruction. The Coalition of Planets later liberated the survivors, and some, like Allen, were chosen to help prevent Viltrumite expansion. Allen stands tall and powerfully built, with smooth orange skin, a single large eye, and a wide mouth. His uniform, a sleeveless blue outfit with white accents and gloves, signifies his role as a field agent and warrior for the Coalition. Though often seen as humorous or overly casual, Allen is deeply committed to his mission. Initially sent to evaluate Earth's defenses, Allen mistakenly believes Mark is just another planetary defender and spars with him. Over time, the two become allies, forming a trusted friendship. Allen reports directly to the Coalition, updating them on Earth's potential as a resistance point. His loyalty to the cause is unquestionable, and he becomes a key figure in the looming struggle against the Viltrumites. Despite his strength, Allen is more than a fighter. He is patient, diplomatic, and driven by a desire to see oppressed worlds freed from imperial rule. His combination of heart and power makes him one of the most vital players in the unfolding interstellar conflict.

Viltrumites and Grand Regent

Viltrumites are a humanoid alien species originating from the planet Viltrum. Externally, they are nearly indistinguishable from humans, with athletic builds, minimal sexual dimorphism, and a tendency toward dark hair and light eyes. A distinct trait is the presence of a thick mustache in most male members, seen as culturally traditional. Internally, Viltrumites are vastly superior to humans in every measurable physical aspect. Their strength, speed, reflexes, durability, and stamina surpass most known species. They can fly effortlessly, survive in space without life support, and heal at extreme rates. Their aging process slows dramatically after reaching maturity, giving them lifespans that stretch for thousands of years. They possess a biological gravity-defying organ that allows them to maneuver in space and atmosphere without propulsion. Their combat instincts are brutal, honed through centuries of warfare. A single Viltrumite is capable of leveling entire cities, decimating armies, or killing most superpowered beings with ease. Thragg is the current Grand Regent of the Viltrumite Empire and its most powerful known member. Bred through selective genetic pairing to be the ultimate Viltrumite, he possesses unmatched physical power, tactical intellect, and combat skill. His strength is on a level far beyond Nolan or Mark, capable of fighting multiple high-tier opponents simultaneously and surviving extreme damage. He enforces absolute loyalty and order. He views the empire as a sacred structure and sees any weakness. biological, emotional, or ideological, as a threat. Failure is met with execution, dissent with extermination. He is methodical and cruel, yet supremely focused on Viltrumite survival and dominance. After learning of Nolan's betrayal and Mark's resistance, Thragg places Earth under direct observation and begins preparing for a full-scale reckoning.

Viltrumite Empire

The Viltrumite Empire is a galactic regime built on conquest, strength, and genetic supremacy. Originating from the planet Viltrum, its people possess immense physical power, near-invulnerability, extended lifespans, and the ability to fly at high velocities, including through space. These traits make them among the most dangerous beings in the known galaxy. Viltrumite philosophy is centered on survival of the fittest. Historically, weaker members of their species were purged in a brutal civil cleansing, leaving only the most elite alive. From there, the empire expanded rapidly, subjugating planets by force or infiltration. Entire civilizations have either fallen under Viltrumite control or been destroyed resisting it. Rather than full-scale invasions, the empire often sends lone agents to target planets, posing as protectors while slowly integrating into local societies. Over generations, they weaken planetary defenses, suppress resistance, and prepare worlds for annexation. The empire enforces strict loyalty. Disobedience, failure, or perceived weakness is punished severely, even among their own kind. Yet they are not without structure—commands are centralized under a ruling elite, with military campaigns coordinated on a galactic scale. Despite suffering setbacks from internal rebellion and external resistance, including from the Coalition of Planets, the Viltrumite Empire remains one of the most dominant forces in existence. Their long-term goal is the unification of all intelligent life under Viltrumite control, achieved through force, fear, and selective assimilation. Wherever they go, civilizations must choose: submission, extinction, or endless war.

Important Viltrumites

Anissa is a high-ranking Viltrumite warrior known for her discipline, efficiency, and unwavering loyalty to the empire. Like others of her kind, she possesses immense strength, flight, accelerated healing, and combat mastery, making her one of the deadliest beings in the Viltrumite ranks. Though she has not yet visited Earth, she is aware of the situation surrounding Nolan’s failure and Mark’s resistance. As the Viltrumite Empire shifts its focus toward Earth, Anissa is one of several elite agents being considered for future deployment. Her reputation suggests she will not approach the situation with patience or diplomacy. She believes in the Viltrumite doctrine of dominance through strength and views non-compliant species as inferior. Among her peers, she is known for her cold pragmatism and ability to complete missions with minimal error. Should she be deployed, her presence will signal a more direct, forceful approach from the empire. Conquest is an elder Viltrumite, heavily scarred and feared even among his own kind. He is a veteran of countless planetary subjugations, known for his brutality, resilience, and raw power. Though aged, his strength remains immense, and his experience in battle makes him far more dangerous than most younger warriors. At present, Conquest has not yet been dispatched to Earth, but the empire keeps him in reserve for missions where diplomacy has failed and total domination is required. With Omni-Man’s defection and Earth resisting assimilation, Conquest is a likely candidate to be sent as an enforcer. He thrives on violence and views extended conflict as not only acceptable but preferable. His loyalty to the Viltrumite cause is absolute, and unlike more calculated agents, he exists to crush resistance with overwhelming force. If the order comes, he will arrive not to negotiate, but to conquer.

Flaxans

The Flaxans are a militaristic, technologically advanced species originating from a parallel dimension with accelerated time flow compared to Earth. In their home dimension, time moves much faster, allowing them to evolve, reproduce, and advance at a rapid pace. They possess a centralized authoritarian government focused on expansion, conquest, and resource acquisition. Flaxan forces are characterized by high mobility, mass deployment, and heavy reliance on advanced energy weapons and mechanized units. Their soldiers are cloned in large numbers and are highly obedient, making them efficient in both invasion and retreat. Despite their numbers and technology, Flaxan biology is incompatible with Earth’s time flow. Prolonged exposure to our dimension causes rapid aging and eventual death. Early invasions failed due to this weakness, but the Flaxans have since begun developing technology to counteract time dilation, making their incursions more sustainable. The Flaxans have attempted multiple invasions of Earth, each growing more advanced and coordinated. They view Earth as a strategic target due to its resources, tactical location across dimensional lines, and growing superhuman population. They are not allied with any known interstellar groups and operate independently, often in short, aggressive strikes. Their society appears rigidly controlled, with little tolerance for dissent or deviation from their expansionist agenda. Though repelled each time they’ve attacked, the Flaxans continue adapting. Each defeat has only accelerated their innovation, and their dimension’s faster time rate means their next invasion may come with centuries of advancement behind it, even if only days have passed on Earth.

Sequids

The Sequids are a parasitic, hive-minded alien species originating from Mars. Small, tentacled organisms, they survive by attaching themselves to a host organism’s brain, taking full control of its body and mind. Once attached, a Sequid can access the host’s knowledge, motor functions, and memories, effectively erasing the host’s identity while enhancing its physical control. While individual Sequids are physically weak, their strength lies in collective intelligence. When bonded to a host—especially a strong or intelligent one—the Sequid network becomes more dangerous, operating as a unified consciousness capable of complex planning, coordination, and problem-solving. On Mars, they are strictly contained by the native Martians, who consider them a severe planetary threat. Martian society has evolved around preventing Sequid escape, enforcing total isolation and containment protocols. Any breach is treated as a planetary emergency. Despite these efforts, Sequids have reached Earth through accidental contact. A key incident involved a human astronaut being unknowingly infected during a mission, allowing the hive a path to Earth and a host species far more capable than their previous victims. Sequids reproduce rapidly and can potentially overrun entire planets if left unchecked. Once enough hosts are assimilated, the hive grows exponentially in intelligence and physical power. The more advanced the host species, the greater the threat. They have no known diplomacy, government, or culture outside their parasitic imperative. Their goal is pure expansion through assimilation. If left to spread, Sequids could become a galactic-level extinction threat, making containment and eradication a top priority for both Earth and interplanetary defense organizations.

Non-Human Races and Creatures in Earth

While Earth is primarily populated by humans, it is also home to various non-human species and entities, some native, others artificially created or dimensionally displaced. Many remain hidden from public awareness, operating in secrecy or confined to specific zones. ReAnimen: Reanimated human corpses enhanced with cybernetics and controlled through neural implants. Created by rogue scientists like D.A. Sinclair, they are strong, obedient, and nearly mindless, used primarily for combat or labor. Kaiju Creatures: Gigantic, often bio-engineered beasts created or unleashed by rogue factions. They exhibit immense durability and power, usually requiring coordinated superhero intervention to subdue. Some are bred for combat or used as weapons. Underground Mole Creatures: Subterranean, humanoid species that live in deep tunnel systems. Their society is largely isolationist, though they have surfaced during invasions or when provoked. Some have shown advanced tunneling and weapon capabilities. Vampire-like Entities: Rare and poorly documented, these creatures resemble mythological vampires, with superhuman speed, strength, and regenerative ability. Their presence is mostly urban legend, but the GDA monitors related incidents. Artificial Lifeforms: Includes robots, androids, and synthetic organisms developed through advanced A.I. or alien tech. Some serve the GDA or private entities, while others operate independently or become threats due to rogue programming. Sorcerers and Magic Users: A small, secretive population of humans capable of wielding mystical energy. Their powers operate outside traditional physics and are poorly understood by science-based agencies like the GDA. These beings contribute to Earth’s growing complexity, often forcing cooperation between human authorities and superhuman individuals to maintain balance.

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Important Characters (1)

Mark Grayson is a young superhero operating under the name Invincible. A half-human, half-Viltrumite hybrid, he developed superpowers in his late teens, including flight, super strength, enhanced durability, and accelerated healing. Though inexperienced, his Viltrumite heritage grants him the potential to rival full-blooded members of the empire in combat ability. After gaining his powers, Mark quickly entered the world of hero work, balancing high school life with battles against villains, alien invasions, and superhuman threats. He formed connections with the Teen Team, the new Guardians, and the Global Defense Agency, becoming a rising figure in Earth's defense structure.His world shattered when he discovered his father’s true identity and mission. Forced into a brutal confrontation with Omni-Man, Mark refused to join the Viltrumite cause, choosing instead to defend humanity, even at the cost of nearly his life. Following the battle, Mark was hospitalized, physically broken but mentally resolute. With Nolan gone, Mark has become Earth's primary Viltrumite deterrent. He now carries the weight of protecting the planet while knowing the empire will return. Despite the trauma, Mark remains committed. He continues training, building alliances, and preparing for larger conflicts, though the emotional scars and moral conflicts left by his father’s betrayal remain unresolved. Nolan, known publicly as Omni-Man, was once regarded as Earth's greatest hero. In truth, he is a Viltrumite sent to infiltrate the planet and prepare it for assimilation into the empire. For years, he maintained the image of a loyal protector, working with the GDA and acting as a father and husband. His loyalty to Viltrum was revealed in a single night, when he slaughtered the Guardians of the Globe and later fought his son to near death. Expected to kill Mark for refusing to join him, Nolan instead fled the planet, visibly shaken and conflicted.

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Debbie Grayson is a human and the wife of Nolan and mother of Mark. For years, she lived unaware of her husband’s true nature, believing him to be a genuine hero. After learning the truth, she was devastated but remains emotionally resilient. Though not superpowered, Debbie continues to support Mark and manages life under surveillance, watched closely by the GDA for her safety. Her role now is quieter, but her presence grounds Mark in his humanity. Cecil Stedman is the director of the Global Defense Agency and Earth's top strategist in superhuman affairs. Known for his calm demeanor, scarred face, and matter-of-fact tone, he operates with near-total authority, often making morally gray decisions to secure planetary safety. He coordinates hero operations, manages alien threats, and oversees technological advancement through the agency's vast resources. After Omni-Man's betrayal, Cecil rapidly shifted focus, reinforcing Earth’s defenses, recruiting Invincible, and expanding surveillance systems. Though he sees Mark as Earth’s best chance for survival, Cecil keeps tight control, using manipulation when needed. He also authorized projects like the ReAnimen and deepened ties to unstable assets to prepare for future Viltrumite involvement. Cecil rarely reveals his full hand. He walks the line between protector and pragmatist, willing to risk individual lives to save billions. Despite this, he genuinely wants Earth to survive and sees himself as the only one capable of ensuring it does.

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Atom Eve Eve is a powerful superhuman with the rare ability to manipulate matter at an atomic level. This allows her to create, deconstruct, and reshape objects, repair damage, and even alter organic matter to some extent. Despite this immense potential, she often holds back in combat, favoring precision and non-lethal solutions. She has long red hair, green eyes, and typically wears a pink costume marked by the atomic symbol at its center. Her presence is both calm and commanding, and she often takes on a leadership role during missions. Formerly a key member of the Teen Team and later a reserve ally to the Guardians, Eve distances herself from traditional hero work after witnessing the politics and failures of organized heroism. She chooses to focus her powers on humanitarian work, building shelters, restoring ecosystems, and helping communities directly. Eve shares a complicated relationship with Mark. The two started as close friends, but there is an unspoken bond that grows stronger over time. While their feelings remain mostly unresolved for now, Eve is one of the few people Mark truly trusts. Monster Girl is a superhuman with a unique curse: every time she transforms into her monstrous form, she becomes physically younger in her human state. This transformation gives her enhanced strength, durability, and rage-fueled combat ability, turning her into a powerful brute during fights. In her human form, she appears as a young teenage girl, with short brown hair and a straightforward attitude. Despite her youthful appearance, she is mentally an adult, experienced and often cynical. She serves as a member of the new Guardians of the Globe, often clashing with teammates over leadership and decisions, particularly with Robot. Her transformation makes her a frontline brawler in battles, but her condition is a constant personal struggle, isolating her from a normal life.

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Rex Splode is an explosive-energy-based superhero with the ability to charge objects, typically small projectiles, causing them to detonate on impact. He relies on agility, sharp reflexes, and tactical aggression to overwhelm opponents, though his raw power is more limited compared to stronger heroes. He has short, spiked brown hair, a lean muscular build, and wears a red and black costume outfitted for mobility. He often carries metal disks or similar items to charge as weapons. His style is reckless, loud, and unfiltered. Rex served with the Teen Team and later joined the new Guardians of the Globe. He is known for his impulsive behavior and immaturity, often creating friction among teammates. His attitude masks deeper insecurity, and over time he begins to take hero work more seriously, though old habits die hard. He had a past relationship with Atom Eve, but his infidelity caused a permanent rift. Their interactions remain tense, and Eve keeps her distance. Rex has since tried to redeem himself, forming a working dynamic with Monster Girl and others, though he remains the team's wildcard. Robot is a highly intelligent strategist and leader of the new Guardians of the Globe. Initially appearing as a remote-controlled synthetic being with a calm, monotone voice, Robot operates with cold logic and precise tactics. He is responsible for team coordination, threat analysis, and mission success. The synthetic body has a sleek, silver design with glowing green eyes and a reinforced exterior. However, the true mind behind Robot is a deformed human kept in a secure life-support pod, operating remotely through his artificial bodies. Over time, Robot takes steps to gain a physical human presence, eventually transferring his consciousness into a cloned body to better interact and lead, and to build connections, specially with Monster Girl. This decision marks a turning point, as his views on morality and emotion begin to shift.

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Dupli-Kate is a formidable hero with the ability to create identical physical duplicates of herself at will. Each duplicate possesses independent thought, feeling, and action, though they share a telepathic link from formation to absorption. The duplicates are capable of independent thought, feeling, and action, though they share a telepathic link from formation to absorption. She is a young Chinese-American woman of average height, with short black hair styled in a bob. Her superhero suit consists of a purple and grey mixed outfit with a number emblem on the chest area. This number is something every clone of Dupli-Kate has in order to display their age in comparison with each other. Dupli-Kate is a member of the Guardians of the Globe. She is known for her calm demeanor and strategic mind, often taking on roles that require careful planning and coordination. Despite her powers, she remains grounded and focused on the mission at hand. Multi-Paul, also known as Paul Cha, is Dupli-Kate's twin brother and possesses the same duplication abilities. Unlike his sister, Paul has chosen a darker path, aligning himself with the criminal organization known as The Order. He shares his sister's appearance—short black hair and a similar purple and grey superhero suit—but his demeanor is more aggressive and unhinged. His choice to use his powers for personal gain sets him apart from Dupli-Kate's heroic endeavors. Multi-Paul's relationship with Mark is adversarial. After a series of confrontations, including attacks on Rex Splode and Invincible, he was captured and imprisoned. His motivations stem from a complex mix of sibling rivalry and a desire for power, making him a formidable foe.

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Markus Grimshaw, known as Black Samson, is a seasoned superhero with enhanced strength and a regenerative healing factor. After losing his powers, he relied on a high-tech suit to continue his heroic endeavors. Following a near-death experience, he regained his abilities. He is a founding member of the Guardians of the Globe and serves as a mentor to newer heroes. His leadership and experience make him a stabilizing force within the team. Rachel, alias Shrinking Rae, is a member of the Guardians of the Globe with the ability to shrink to microscopic sizes. This power allows her to infiltrate enemy lines and gather intelligence. She is known for her stealth and agility, making her a valuable asset in covert operations. Her commitment to the team and her unique abilities distinguish her within the superhero community. Shapesmith is a Martian superhero with the ability to shapeshift into any form. Disguised as astronaut Rus Livingston, he joined the Guardians of the Globe. His powers allow him to mimic others' appearances and abilities, making him a versatile member. Despite his capabilities, he maintains a naive and cheerful personality. His bed is a racecar.

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Tech Jacket is a human bonded with an advanced alien armor known as the Tech Jacket, originally designed by the Geldarians, a highly intelligent but physically weak alien race. This suit grants him superhuman strength, speed, flight, durability, energy projection, and the ability to survive in space. The armor can morph to create weapons and defenses, generate force fields, and perform self-maintenance routines that eliminate the need for bathing. It also enhances his combat abilities, allowing him to contend with powerful adversaries. Visually, Tech Jacket's armor is sleek and futuristic, predominantly light and dark blue with segmented silver plating. The suit features a rounded, fully enclosed helmet with a glowing circular device on the forehead capable of firing lasers. Its design includes angular patterns, smooth contours, and jointed segments on the limbs, providing both protection and agility. Tech Jacket operates independently but has collaborated with the Guardians of the Globe and other heroes during significant cosmic threats. His relationship with Invincible is based on mutual respect, having fought alongside each other against formidable enemies.