It was later revealed the robot was no more than a drone controlled by a human who had been plagued by severe deformations and illness. With the help of the Mauler Twins, Robot's mind was duplicated into an artificially-grown body made from a sample of Rex Splode's blood.
Over the course of the series, he progressively becomes more deranged after many conflicts, leading to him becoming a villain and an extremist. This pushes him to the point of betraying Invincible and his teammates to become the ruler of Earth, killing every hero and villain that opposed his rule.
He was born deformed and riddled with illnesses. He's also housed in a tank of fluid where he remotely controls the Robot body. So it's not an artificial intelligence, it's a drone. Due to some variety of his deformations, his brain is incredibly developed, while his lungs are underdeveloped.
Angstrom Levy is the main antagonist of Season 2 of Invincible. He was a brilliant human who had the ability to traverse through different dimensions. Seeing all the possible realities the multiverse held, he sought to innovate and save his reality by gaining the knowledge from his alternate selves.
Here's Why Robot Turns Evil In Invincible - IMDb. Throughout the first two seasons of Invincible, Robot has had a complicated story — though, this is not a surprise to fans of the Invincible comics who have seen an evil take on the character before.
Robot (Rudolph Conners) Comic History Explained | Invincible
What happened to Robots' original body?
With the help of the Mauler Twins, Robot's mind was duplicated into an artificially-grown body made from a sample of Rex Splode's blood. The clone would go on to live his own new life while the original accepted his fate and died.
Regenerative Healing: Viltrumites have an enhanced healing factor, allowing them to quickly recover from injuries. Decelerated Aging: According to Nolan, the older Viltrumites become, the slower they age. This allows them to have an incredibly long lifespan, able to live for thousands of years.
Robot also tells Monster Girl that he specifically picked Rex's form to clone because it was pleasing to her eye, but tells her that he does not love her or anything along those lines.
Mark Grayson is half-human, half-Viltrumite. The latter is what makes him impossibly strong, gives him faster-than-normal healing, and allows him to fly, as well. However, two factors make him weaker than any Viltrumite he encounters. The first is that he's still growing.
Decades later, on Eve's deathbed, she suddenly rejuvenates to her youth, and realises she is immortal, and so can be with Mark until the end of his millenia-long lifespan.
He was a superhero and a member of Guardians of the Globe, but after many conflicts, he becomes more deranged, eventually leading to him becoming a villain and an extremist.
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.
In contrast, Invincible is still relatively young and inexperienced, which puts him at a disadvantage in terms of strength and combat skills. Training and Mastery: Omni-Man has likely undergone extensive training and honed his abilities over the years.
Rex gets angry and makes his arm light up, but she punches him with a huge arm before he could do it. She transforms into a big green human-like being and hits him once again. Rex gets angry and uses his powers, but his powers turned out to be useless against Monster Girl.
She fell in love with a boy whose grandmother didn't approve of their relationship. She slept with that boy and his grandmother witnessed it. Since the boy's grandmother was a practitioner of magic, she cursed a strand of her hair. On the plane ride back from the trip she cried after seeing her monster form.
Reversed Aging: When Amanda reverts back to human form, her cells rebuild incorrectly. This had caused her to get younger with each time she uses her monster form. However, her monster form would grow larger as she got younger. When she made her debut, she was 29, but had the appearance of a 12 year-old girl.
As one of the strongest races in Invincible, the Viltrumites feared very little as they carved their way through the galaxy. Despite this lack of fear, there was one planet that proved so dangerous that they cordoned it off completely.
To no surprise, Thragg is at the top of this list. As a race, the Viltrumites are known to be the strongest in the universe. Well, Thragg has the reputation of being the strongest Viltrumite to exist.
Regenerative Healing Factor: Black Samson can survive a great deal of harm. Likewise, he can heal and mend himself in short periods of time far more efficiently than normal humans.
How Old Robot & Monster Girl Are Supposed To Be In Invincible Season 2 - IMDb. Robot and Monster Girl, despite looking like children, are actually 30 and 24 years old respectively in Invincible. Monster Girl's powers cause her to deage every time she transforms, giving her the appearance of a 12-year-old girl.
The Viltrumites established the Viltrum Empire and turned their attention to conquering planets. Thaedus founded the Coalition of Planets to combat their tyrannical ways. The Viltrumite population would be cut down enormously by The Scourge Virus, ultimately leaving fewer than 50 of them.
Nolan is over a thousand, Conquest looks like a really old man so he must be so much older, and in the comics we see what the original ruler of Viltrum who looks like Conquest in terms of age, the same for Thaedus who has a smoken beard. As far as we know (or as I know) no Viltrumite has ever died of old age.
