Summary. In Invincible, Omni-Man disguised himself as a hero, but his true purpose was revealed after he betrayed and murdered the Guardians of the Globe. Omni-Man originally came to Earth to conquer to planet, not protect it, but he evolves throughout the comic series to become a true hero of the planet.
He is an alien from the planet Viltrum, and became the father of Mark Grayson, who would become the superhero Invincible. He was revealed to be a villain upon slaughtering the Guardians of the Globe, but redeemed himself for the sake of his family and to protect the Earth from the Viltrum Empire.
In the end, Omni-Man emerges as a character who defies simple categorization. He is neither purely evil nor entirely virtuous, rather, he is a product of his upbringing and the culture of the Viltrumites.
While Omni-Man did murder the original Guardians of the Globe, Omni-Man made sure to kill them quickly, so that Omni-Man's mind would not be filled with remorse. This shows that Omni-Man cared about the original Guardians of the Globe and did not want to betray them.
Invincible does not turn evil in the comics. Mark often makes some bad choices, lets his rage get the best of him, and even kills a few people (villains, mainly). But he's a good guy always trying — and sometimes failing — to do the right thing.
Although Omni-Man originally only pretended to be a defender of Earth, by the end of his story his fiction becomes fact with him becoming a real protector of the planet. Through this development, it's hard to argue that Omni-Man was evil, as he truly did have the capacity to change.
Invincible walked a long and bloody road, but there was no doubt that he earned his spot as one of the most powerful Viltrumites in the universe by the end of the series.
One unexpected Viltrumite weakness is sensitivity to extreme heat, namely the extreme heat of the sun. Mark Grayson experienced this firsthand when he fought against fellow Viltrumite Thragg. As he learned, the powerful healing factor that made his species' skin so dense was heavily weakened against such extreme heat.
Would Superman beat Omni-Man in a fight? In a fair fight, Superman would be able to come out on top against Omni-Man. The result of this battle could differ in different situations and locations. If the fight takes place on Earth, then the planet's enriching sun would make Superman infinitely powerful and unbeatable.
However, Omni-Man is clearly more powerful than Homelander. While Homelander has other abilities such as heat-vision that Omni-Man doesn't, he still lacks in other areas. Nolan Grayson aka Omni-Man is a part of the Viltrumite race, who are known for their extended lifespans.
Allen the Alien debuts as a powerful opponent in Invincible season 2, challenging the once mighty Omni-Man. Episode 7 reveals Allen's transformation into a force to be reckoned with, surpassing even Omni-Man's strength.
Even ignoring her occasional role as an all-powerful cosmic entity, Diana still has a huge advantage over Omni-Man. Her magical weaponry and physiology could give her the edge she needs to overcome Omni-Man.
Thragg is the most obvious candidate, given how he literally overpowered and killed Omni-Man at the end of the comic run by easily tearing his heart out. Battle Beast is a strong contender. He not only went toe-to-toe against Thragg, one of the strongest Viltrumites, but also gave Invincible near-death experiences.
Summary. Omni-Man is over 2,000 years old, but his physical appearance suggests he is in his 40s or 50s due to his Viltrumite genetics and slower aging process.
Despite how awful Omni-Man is, Invincible indicates has the potential to be an even greater villain. While Mark Grayson has proved to be a noble hero hellbent on saving as many people as possible, Invincible season 2's multiverse story offers a different perspective.
Invincible, despite having Viltrumite genes, is initially weaker than Omni-Man due to several factors. Here are some reasons why he was easily overpowered: Age and Experience: Omni-Man, also known as Nolan Grayson, is centuries older than Invincible. Viltrumites grow stronger with age and training [1].
It is likely that Thor could match Nolan's level of strength and endurance. Thor's other abilities, such as his connection to the Odinforce and his Phoenix Force heritage, simply outmatch Omni-Man's scale. At his peak, Thor is a cosmic entity that dwarfs most Superman-level characters.
Goku has also trained from an early age to become a fierce fighter, with durability and strength equal to Omni-Man (if not outright surpassing it.) But Goku also possesses a unique power against which Omni-Man has no answer: Ki manipulation.
Omni-Man: Vs Thanos: Now this is so easy to figure out the winner because Omni-Mans best feat was destroying an unstable planet with two other Viltromites While Thanos threw his son through a planet with zero difficulty, And this was Thanos's reaction to getting his heart ripped out, Yeah Thanos wins.
Yes , Omni - Man does have a weakness similar to Superman 's Kryptonite . However , instead of being a physical substance , Omni - Man 's weakness is psychological . He is vulnerable to his emotions , particularly feelings of love and attachment to his family .
The gun of the Space Racer can pierce through Viltrumite flesh and kill them with ease. Viltrumites are highly vulnerable to internal attacks as Robot managed to easily kill an evil alternate reality Invincible, a Viltrumite, by shooting a bomb down his throat and detonating it.
In addition to having all the generic powers and abilities of a Viltrumite, Omni-Man ranks among the most powerful Viltrumites to ever exist, physically stronger than most and a master combatant with centuries of experience. He ranks among the most powerful beings in the universe.
Despite having technically reached adulthood by human standards — in the show he's now about 18 or so — Viltrumites continue to build and develop strength throughout their long lives. Mark's powers popped up just a few years before where we are in the current TV continuity. So he's weak because he's still developing.
Grand Regent Thragg is the main antagonist of the Image Comics series Invincible. He is the most powerful Viltrumite and the leader of the Viltrum Empire, as well as the archenemy of Invincible and his father Omni-Man, as well as the most powerful villain the former has ever fought.
Well, even though his mother is human, his Voltramite DNA is so pure that he is pretty much full blooded. Although he doesn't seem as strong as his father, mostly because he is young. But as he continues to fight and train, he will only get stronger.
