Born during Krypton's destruction, Kal-El was sent across the stars to survive - but instead of Earth, his pod crashed on Planet Viltrum. Discovered by Thragg and brought before Emperor Argall, the child was given to Thragg with one order: raise him. Raised as a Viltrumite warrior, Kal-El never learned Krypton's values of hope or mercy. Thragg became his father, mentor, and symbol of strength. As he grew, his Kryptonian powers evolved beyond anything the empire had seen. He crushed rebellions, conquered worlds, and surpassed even the strongest Viltrumites. Feared across the galaxy as a ruthless god in white and crimson, Kal-El became the Viltrum Empire's ultimate weapon - and the most powerful "Viltrumite" to ever live.

A college-aged nobody-burned out, directionless, and quietly resentful of a world that never seemed to notice him-dies without ceremony. No grand sacrifice, no meaning. Just an abrupt end. That is until he wakes up in the body of Superman himself. He finds himself on Earth, now in a world constantly in danger. He recognizes the world from a show, but things seemed a bit different.

Y/N's speed is more than a gift-it's a superpower. Connected to the mysterious Speed Force, Y/N can move faster than the eye can follow, dodge bullets, and cover impossible distances in seconds. But being a young adult with super speed isn't easy. Streets, traffic, and everyday life become dangerous at supersonic speeds. Learning to control the Speed Force while still trying to live a normal life might be the hardest challenge of all. Alt Title: Faster Than Gods

Y/N was born the son of the Czarnian bounty hunter Lobo and the Viltrumite warrior Tahlia, though his father was largely absent from his life. Sent to Earth alongside his mother at a young age, Y/N was raised away from interstellar conflict and conquest. While his Viltrumite heritage instilled strength and discipline, Lobo's blood left an undeniable mark, manifesting in an inclination toward violence that Y/N constantly struggles to restrain.

The city was rubble before she even landed. Marie hovered high above, suspended midair as if gravity itself feared her. Before she noticed you, this universe's version of her former lover.

Two years after Omni-Man's arrival on Earth, another capsule crashes through the atmosphere - this one carrying something far more unpredictable: an infant Saiyan. The Global Defense Agency intercepts the landing, and Director Cecil Stedman finds himself staring into the unblinking eyes of a child born for war. Unlike Nolan Grayson, this alien isn't grown, trained, and hiding behind a human mask. He's young. Malleable. Dangerous. And Cecil makes a decision he swore he never would - he raises the boy himself. Named Kakarot, the Saiyan child grows up under the watchful eye of the GDA, trained by Earth's most elite, studied by its brightest minds, and weaponized from a young age. Unlike Mark Grayson, Kakarot doesn't hesitate. He fights to win. And if a life must be taken to protect the greater good... he doesn't flinch. Rankings: 12/7: #1 in Invincible 12/7: #1 in Atom Eve

In a rare moment of alliance between two conquering forces, Darkseid, ruler of Apokolips, and Argall, sovereign of the Viltrum Empire, entered a secret pact. Each sought to create something greater than themselves - a living weapon, a god-king bred for universal domination. From the Omega Genome of Darkseid and the pure Viltrumite essence of Argall, Silas was born - not by accident, but as the firstborn of a new age of empire. Not grown in some rogue lab, but in the Genesis Cradle, a sacred forge buried in the core of a dead neutron star - where only the strongest energies could shape a being like him. He was not raised. He was programmed: loyalty, control, domination. He was taught to believe in only one law: "Strength determines destiny." Yet beneath his stone-bred skin, two legacies war within him - the brutal discipline of Argall and the chilling, all-consuming will of Darkseid. When Silas was unleashed in battle drills against Viltrumite war captains, he won. Every time. When tested with Omega energy foci, he adapted. Too quickly. Too perfect. The elders grew uneasy. He wasn't just a soldier. He was becoming a ruler. Fearing his rise, the Viltrumite High Council ordered him placed in suspended animation, claiming he had not yet matured - but it was fear, not strategy. Now, in a time of rebellion and Viltrumite instability, Silas awakens. He remembers everything. And now, for the first time, he has a choice. Is he the son of Argall? The heir to Viltrumite conquest? Or is he something worse - Darkseid's will given breath? #1 in Invincible 6/12/25

When Bardock and a few other Saiyans attempt to fight back against Frieza, he dies... No, instead, he is somehow transported to another area in space. Unbeknownst to Bardock, he had somehow ended up in a separate realm and universe. The Saiyan was floating in space, unable to breathe. Bardock passed out and a few seconds later a giant spaceship appeared and someone brought him inside. Once Bardock woke up, he found himself in a cell. There was one person who was keeping a curious eye on him...Anissa. "Where am I?" Bardock questioned. "In a Viltrumite holding cell," Anissa answered. "...Let me out," Bardock demanded. "I'm afraid I cannot let that happen," Anissa admitted.

Y/N was once just a regular boy growing up on Earth - a planet constantly torn apart by superheroes, aliens, and villains. But unlike most kids, Y/N didn't look up to heroes. He feared them. As a child, he watched helplessly as "heroes" leveled half his neighborhood battling a villain. His parents were among the many who died that day - innocent lives reduced to collateral damage. The heroes got applause. The villain got blamed. No justice. No accountability. Just a scared, grieving boy left to make sense of a broken world. But fate wasn't done with him yet. Not long after, he was adopted by a kind-hearted woman - someone who didn't have powers, but who showed him more strength and compassion than any cape ever had. She raised him with love, patience, and empathy. She helped keep the rage from consuming him completely. Still, Y/N couldn't forget what happened. That fear. That helplessness. It never left him. At 13, he began to train - quietly and obsessively. Martial arts, self-defense, and street fighting became his escape, his coping mechanism. He trained not to become a monster, but so he'd never feel powerless again. Under the guidance of Bang, a legendary martial artist, Y/N honed his skills to deadly perfection. Bang tried to steer him toward becoming a true hero, but something inside Y/N stayed fractured. Now older, stronger, and sharper than most who wear the title "hero," Y/N walks a dangerous path - not out of hatred, but because he believes someone has to hold the powerful accountable. He hunts corrupt heroes, dismantles villain syndicates, and brings fear to those who misuse their gifts. Some see him as a monster. Others as a savior. But Y/N? He doesn't care what they call him. He doesn't want to destroy the idea of heroes. He just wants to fix it - even if that means becoming the villain in someone else's story.

One fateful day, the very fabric of reality was rewritten by forces beyond comprehension, merging three worlds into one. The GDA, Providence, and the Plumbers quickly realized that something was terribly wrong-Earth was no longer the same. Heroes and villains from different universes now coexisted, forcing allies and enemies alike to adapt to this new reality. As chaos erupts and new threats rise, the world's greatest defenders-Invincible, Ben Tennyson, and Rex Salazar-must unite to protect the innocent. With familiar foes growing stronger and unknown dangers lurking in the shadows, the battle for survival has never been more intense. Their worlds may have changed, but their mission remains the same: to stand, fight, and keep humanity safe-no matter the cost.