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Friday, October 2, 2026

Invincible Officially Unveils Atom Eve, Omni-Man Redesigns

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Nicholas Becher is a gaming journalist with an MFA in Creative Writing from FAU. With extensive experience playing video games, he covers all forms of gaming content at Screen Rant, from breaking news to the latest fan theories. Most-played games range from Clair Obscur to Civ to Elden Ring to Halo 2 and beyond. 

Invincible has quickly grown into one of Prime Video's biggest successes, earning praise for its brutal action and willingness to push its characters in unpredictable directions. With anticipation already building for Season 5, fans are eager to see how Mark deals with the fallout of the Viltrumite War and the new status quo on Earth, as well as the return of major threats like Thragg and Dinosaurus.

Two of the series' most important figures since the beginning have been Omni-Man and Atom Eve, characters who occupy very different places in Mark's life but have each become fan favorites in their own right. Omni-Man's imposing Viltrumite presence and Eve's instantly recognizable superhero aesthetic have helped define the visual identity of Invincible since its earliest episodes.

Now, both characters are preparing to take on brand-new looks, with upcoming redesigns offering some of the most unique interpretations of Omni-Man and Atom Eve yet (via X).

Mark Grayson as Invincible in Invincible

Omni-Man and Atom Eve are getting some of their most lighthearted and intentionally vanilla looks yet in Invincible VS, with two new Premium skins that focus less on their superhero identities and more on the people underneath them. The appropriately named Omni-Dad reimagines Nolan Grayson around his more domestic, fatherly side, while Everyday Eve gives Samantha Wilkins a more casual appearance in place of the familiar pink Atom Eve costume. Both are recognizable takes on the characters, but they offer a fun contrast to the combat-ready, high-intensity designs players normally see once a match begins.

The two skins are available in Invincible VS now, following their October 1 reveal through the game's official X account. They are categorized as Premium skins, placing them in the game's higher cosmetic tier. Earlier this year, Quarter Up adjusted its cosmetic pricing following player feedback, establishing a $9.99 tier for skins with additional features, such as higher-quality textures, special effects, or accompanying profile cosmetics, while simpler skins were reduced to $4.99.

Invincible Omni Dad and Everyday Even skin image

Neither skin changes the characters themselves, so Omni-Man and Atom Eve retain their established fighting styles. Omni-Man is designed as a versatile powerhouse capable of applying pressure across different ranges, while Atom Eve specializes in mid-range zoning, using her matter-manipulation abilities to create projectiles and control space. These casual-style visual overhauls simply let players put less intimidating versions of the two heroes into the same exceptionally bloody battles.

The additions are part of the continuing post-launch support for Invincible VS, which arrived on April 30, 2026, for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Developed by Skybound's Quarter Up, the game adapts the franchise as a 3v3 tag fighter built around switching characters during combos, assists, destructive environments, and the exaggerated violence associated with both the comics and Prime Video series.

Its original launch roster contained 18 fighters, with more being added through the Year 1 Character Pass. Universa and The Immortal joined during Season 1, and the game is already preparing for another major expansion as Angstrom Levy arrives alongside Season 2 on October 13.

Omni-Dad and Everyday Eve therefore arrive at a perfect moment for Invincible VS, giving existing fighters something new just before the next phase of the game begins.

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Invincible VS

Systems

PC-1

Released
April 30, 2026

ESRB
Mature 17+ / Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Strong Language

Developer(s)
Quarter Up

Publisher(s)
Skybound Games

Multiplayer
Online Multiplayer, Online Co-Op

Cross-Platform Play
All platforms

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