Thragg

Thragg is a powerful Viltrumite warrior, thragg, bred and trained to be the strongest of their kind. Thragg thragg born on Viltrum.

Grand Regent Thragg was trained since birth to be one of the strongest, most skilled fighters, and leaders for the Viltrumite Empire. He took over as leader of his people in his late teens Earth years and focused his reign on finding a way for the Viltrumite Empire to move past the Scourge Virus and for his race to survive. Thragg was created by Robert Kirkman , his first appearance was in Invincible Returns 1. He wanted to kill conquest for his failure but gave him one more chance. Due to a mole deep within the Coalition of Planets he receives news of their next steps in their war plans which opens the opportunity to attack Mark's ship on its way to Talescria.

Thragg

When it comes to the Invincible series, there are few enemies quite as terrifying as the Grand Regent of the Viltrumites, Thragg. Acting as the true antagonist of the series, Thragg poses one of the most significant threats the heroes of Invincible face. On the contrary, the two men have one of the most brutal battles in the entire series. Exactly what Thragg does and who he brutalizes across the series may be a mystery to some, but in due time, fans of the Invincible series will know exactly how dangerous he can be. There are plenty of great moments from Thragg that sum up his character well, but one of the best comes from his own thoughts:. Thragg is the unopposed leader of the Viltrumites, and easily the most powerful of all of their people. He was quite literally born with the intention for him to be the strongest of their people, and he lived up to that in a hurry. After ending a Viltrumite civil war, Thragg would claim the role of Grand Regent of the Viltrumites and begin his search for the heir to the king he had killed. Believing that the heir to the king had likely died at some point during the destruction caused by the Scourge Virus , Thragg eased into his unopposed rule, not knowing that both Omni-Man and Invincible were out there to one day oppose him. After leading a war that put him at odds with Omni-Man and Invincible, Thragg would eventually learn that Omni-Man was the heir he had been searching for. Eventually, Thragg would rise up once again to challenge Invincible and Omni-Man, killing anyone and everyone who would dare to stand in his way. Like Omni-Man and Invincible, Thragg has the benefits of having Viltrumite heritage, giving him plenty of incredible powers. With the ability to fly, immense strength and speed, and being able to survive on an outer space adventure , Thragg is a dangerous enemy. Thragg was even capable of killing the seemingly unbeatable Battle Beast in a fight while seriously injured though Battle Beast had wounded himself to make the fight fair. He also handed Invincible and Omni-Man their own butts on numerous occasions, literally ripping each of them in half at different points in the story.

He leaves Terra to die, thragg. You will allow us the time to restore our numbers

Powers and Abilities Thragg possesses all of the evolutionary advantages that are common to the Viltrumite race including vast superhuman strength, speed, durability, stamina and flight , albeit at a significantly higher level than those of an average Viltrumite. See the Generic Viltrumites write-up for a more in-depth discussion regarding the powers of an average Viltrumite. This is an abridged version of the history that can be found in the Generic Viltrumites write-up. Like all Viltrumite infants he was conceived through a process of eugenics and selective breeding. From the moment he was born, Thragg was subjected to a gruelling training regime.

Grand Regent Thragg was trained since birth to be one of the strongest, most skilled fighters, and leaders for the Viltrumite Empire. He took over as leader of his people in his late teens Earth years and focused his reign on finding a way for the Viltrumite Empire to move past the Scourge Virus and for his race to survive. Thragg was created by Robert Kirkman , his first appearance was in Invincible Returns 1. He wanted to kill conquest for his failure but gave him one more chance. Due to a mole deep within the Coalition of Planets he receives news of their next steps in their war plans which opens the opportunity to attack Mark's ship on its way to Talescria. The attack proved to be successful in the initial stages, the starship used by the Coalition of Planets was destroyed but due to the determination of Mark he manages to kill Conquest before he killed Oliver. Thragg receives report of this as the Viltrumite war escalates.

Thragg

Thragg was born on Viltrum as the son of one of the closest advisors of Emperor Argall. He was trained in all manners of combat and bred to be the strongest Viltrumite. After the battle, the Viltrumites would emerge an unbeatable race led by him. Thragg would be granted the title of Grand Regent, tasked with finding the heir of Argall. He would keep Argall's skull as a reminder of what would happen were the Empire to fall into disarray. The Scourge Virus would be created and planet's population severely depleted and would make him believe that the heir had died. Afterwards, he would cease all attempts to find the heir, feeling that he had earned his place among them [2]. After Conquest failed to kill Mark , he had to face Thragg. Conquest begged for forgiveness with Thragg threatening to kill him.

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Invincible, enraged, attacks Thragg with Thragg only getting a nosebleed. Oliver, acting as a double agent for Thragg, asks to meet him in person. He throws Battle Beast to the side and grabs Mark and Nolan, attempting to smash their heads together. Battle Beast assists Thragg in killing them due to him not wanting an advantage. They end up fighting inches away from the sun as their bodies become even more unrecognizable. Thragg states that the Viltrum Empire will need all Viltrumites. Thragg knocks her away, nearly killing her. After that, Mark is fully prepared to die as well, only for Allen to show up and carry him to safety, leaving Thragg's corpse behind to be consumed by the sun, ending his reign of terror once and for all. When Onaan was killed and his lifeless body was presented to him, he became consumed with outrage and nearly killed Mark in his fury. Thragg gets disemboweled by one of them and their battle is interrupted by Thraxans assisting Thragg. Ursaal is shown crying over what happened to Onaan with Thragg, he tells her that both she and Onaan were very special to him as he reluctantly tries to comfort her, telling her that they will avenge her brother. After that, Mark, despite knowing that he can't hear his thoughts anymore, starts to describes in perfect detail how much Thragg sucks as both a leader and a Viltrumite for clinging to the old practices that brought their race to the brink of extinction, fighting for selfish and empty causes, and holding their species back from achieving their true potential. During their final confrontation, Mark made a profound statement about Thragg's beliefs and values. Thragg pummels him and throws him aside after hearing an explosion. As she struggles against Thragg, Oliver intervenes, allowing her to escape.

The Grand Regent of the Viltrum Empire. He would later go rogue after being deposed and now seeks vengeance on Omni-Man and his family.

Marital Status. He catches Oliver's punch and dismembers his arm while breaking his jaw, nearly killing Oliver in the process. Later, he breaks up a skirmish between his son Onann and Ursaal. Their conversation is uninterrupted by the Ragnars being released. He often exercises restraint and control, thinking through the options and alternatives. Meanwhile Ursaal, having seen what Thragg did to her siblings, finally understands that her father doesn't fight for them or the empire but for himself, so she convinces her remaining siblings to surrender, ending the war. Mark, disgusted by this, grabs him and pulls them both into the sun initiating the final fight between them. Cancel Create Link. This is Thesecret He would take many Thraxan warriors and women with him. Although he appeared to have a fondness for his twin offspring, Onaan and Ursaal, his love for them was not unconditional. Leadership : As the Grand Regent he effectively ruled the Viltumites for thousands of years after Argall. How Does Invincible Beat Thragg?