But there's one Viltrumite out there who leaves even Conquest trembling in his boots: the leader of the empire, Grand Regent Thragg. Based on where the "Invincible" cartoon is relative to the ...

Thragg then declared himself the rightful ruler of the Empire. However, he was eventually defeated and exiled by Omni-Man, who took over the throne and was revealed to be Argall’s son.

With "Invincible's" BBEG set to take center stage in season 4, we're nearing endgame territory, and Mark and co. will have to pull out all the stops to survive — let alone win against the Viltrumite ...

Along with that initial announcement revealing that there was going to be an entirely original story not seen in the original comic, it was also ominously confirmed that “Thragg has been cast.” ...

The post confirms that the character Invincible has been cast (presumably Steven Yeun returning for a fourth season), as well as the character Thragg. It also reveals that we'll get a new story ...

Invincible fans are voicing their preferences about who should voice the character Thragg in Season 4. This comes after the series creator confirmed during a new interview that they had already ...

Voice acting is complete. There may be a new storyline not in the comic featuring Darkblood. Thragg has been cast. Invincible has also been cast.” While this doesn’t necessarily mean that the ...

The likelihood is Thragg, another Viltrumite baddie, who's already been cast, according to Robert Kirkman. On the back of the season 3 finale, he spoke to Variety about the show and what’s ...

Each warrior brings a unique strength that shapes the battle for the universe’s fate. Thragg, the most powerful Viltrumite (Image via X/@therealsupes) Grand Regent Thragg is the main antagonist ...

In the Invincible comics, the big bad of the entire story is the Viltrumite general known as Thragg. He is a ruthless leader who leads the entire Viltrumite population and is the one who is going ...

Invincible fans are currently bracing for the arrival of Thragg, a prominent character in the comics. Accordingly, many are wondering whether the character has been cast in the TV series and are ...

We'll get into spoiler territory shortly, but suffice it to say, Thragg is the overarching villain of everything we've seen in "Invincible" so far. And he makes even formidable Viltrumite warriors ...