Invincible: Guarding the Globe is an idle squad RPG from Ubisoft set in the world of Robert Kirkman’s Invincible. You collect heroes and villains from the series, build a team of five, and send them into fast auto-battles where each unit is an Attacker, Defender, or Support. With such a large roster to pull and level, knowing who is worth your resources makes a huge difference. This tier list ranks the main heroes from S down to C, using their in-game stats and dossier background to explain what each one does. Rankings here are shaped by community tier lists plus each hero’s role and stats, so treat them as strong guidance rather than a fixed rule.
How This Tier List Works
Every unit has four key numbers on their profile: HP is how much damage they can take, ATK is their attack power, DEF lowers the damage they receive, and a fourth combat power value sums up their overall strength. Each hero also has a role. Attackers deal the damage, Defenders sit at the front and soak up hits, and Supports heal, shield, or buff the rest of the team.
The stats show the kind of job a hero is built for rather than proving one always beats another. High attack points to a damage dealer, while high HP and DEF point to a frontline tank.
S Tier – The Best Heroes in the Game
These heroes perform at the top level across almost every mode, whether by carrying with damage, keeping everyone alive, or both. If you pull any of these, build them right away.
Invincible
Invincible is the face of the game and one of its best attackers. With an attack around 2.63K on a moderate 3.89K health pool, he is built to deal fast, heavy damage rather than tank hits. His dossier describes Mark Grayson as a half-Viltrumite who is super-strong, super-fast, and heals quickly, and that speed shows up as rapid strikes that hit again and again. He works best with a Support like Atom Eve to lower his cooldowns so he attacks even more often. Put him in the front or middle and let him lead the charge.
Omni-Man
Omni-Man, Mark’s father Nolan Grayson, is a powerhouse attacker. His attack sits around 2.78K with a healthier 4.72K health pool, letting him stay in a fight longer than most damage dealers. The dossier calls him the most powerful being on the planet, and in-game he plays like a bruiser who hits hard and takes hits back. Once his later skills unlock, he chains critical hits for huge damage. He is a great pick if you want a damage dealer that does not fall over easily.
Thragg
Thragg, the Grand Regent, is one of the strongest attackers you can field, with the highest attack in the game at around 3.1K and a matching combat power near 3.22K on a sturdy 5.03K health pool. That rare mix of huge damage and real toughness lets him hit like a glass cannon while surviving like a bruiser. His dossier calls him the smartest and strongest Viltrumite alive and the leader of their empire. His attacks pierce enemy defense and can finish off low-health targets, and he hits even harder against other Viltrumites, which matters a lot in a game full of them. If you pull him, he is a top-priority build.
Atom Eve
Atom Eve is one of the two must-have Supports in the game. Her attack is low at around 2.17K, but that is fine because her job is not damage. With a solid 4.22K health pool, she shields your weaker heroes and lowers the team’s cooldowns so everyone’s skills return faster. Her dossier notes she can reshape matter and has god-like potential, which becomes protective energy fields that keep your damage dealers alive. Nearly every strong team wants her in the back row.
Robot
Robot is widely seen as the best pure Support in the game. With around 4.04K health and a low 2.13K attack, he is built entirely around healing and buffing your squad. His dossier reveals he is really Rudolph Conners controlling a machine body, a genius behind the metal, and that shows in a kit that keeps your whole team topped up and stronger. Keep him safe in the back row and let him hold your team together.
Seance Dog
Seance Dog is a flexible Support who quietly makes your whole team better. His health sits around 4.6K with a modest 1.94K attack, marking him as a backline helper. He brings shields, healing, and damage-over-time zones, and his bond skill is great for keeping your main tank standing. He does not win a fight alone, but he raises your team’s survival so much that he ranks among the very best.
Red Rush
Red Rush is the fast one, a Russian speedster reworked here into a top-tier Support. His health is around 4.18K with a 2.16K attack, so he is not a heavy hitter, but his real value is silencing enemies. Shutting down enemy skills at the right moment can swing a hard fight in your favor. His dossier plays up his incredible speed, which becomes disruption on the battlefield, making tough content noticeably easier.
A+ Tier – Elite With a Small Catch
These heroes are almost as good as S tier, but each needs a little support, some building, or a certain team to truly shine. They are excellent picks that will carry you a long way.
Agent Spider
Agent Spider is an agile attacker who does more than just deal damage. With around 2.55K attack on a light 3.97K health pool, he is a nimble striker who picks off key targets and also boosts the whole team’s critical hits, so your other attackers hit harder. His dossier describes a hero from another dimension with spider powers who never stops talking. Keep him protected, and he pays you back with strong, steady output.
Doc Seismic
Doc Seismic is one of the best ranged attackers in the game. He has a very high attack around 2.9K on a fragile 3.65K health pool, which tells you exactly what he is: a glass cannon that hits hard from a safe distance. His dossier describes wristbands that create earthquakes, which becomes strong area damage that clears groups fast. Keep a tank in front of him and he will melt enemy lines.
Battle Beast
Battle Beast has some of the best base stats of any hero, pairing a strong 2.84K attack with a healthy 4.39K health pool. That balance lets him deal heavy damage while taking a few hits, so he works as a second-line bruiser. His dossier paints him as an intergalactic warrior addicted to fighting, and he plays that way. He is not a full tank and lacks the last bit of burst the top attackers have, but he is a superb all-round unit.
Universa
Universa is a strong energy attacker with a 2.83K attack on a slim 3.76K health pool, a high-damage, low-survival build. She fires powerful energy blasts from her staff that hit several enemies at once. Her dossier describes an alien wielding a Staff of Leadership that stores and drains energy. The catch is she is fragile, so she needs a Defender in front and pairs well with Atom Eve. Protected properly, she is a serious threat.
Titan
Titan is a reliable Defender built to hold the front line. He has a high 4.98K health pool and a strong 798.7 defense with a low 1.57K attack, the classic tank spread. His dossier explains he covers himself in rock to become tough and hard to move, which fits his job of soaking damage while your attackers work, and he has some life-steal to keep himself standing. A dependable tank that new players can build with confidence.
The Immortal
The Immortal is a Defender with a twist, offering durability and heavy area damage. His health is high at 5.39K with a very strong 798.7 defense and a low 1.51K attack, again a frontline unit. His dossier describes a Celtic warrior made immortal centuries ago, and his kit brings crowd control through stuns and knockbacks. He shines most in player-versus-player fights, but can go down quickly without Support, which keeps him just below the top tier.
Monster Girl
Monster Girl is the most durable Defender in the game once built up. She has a big 5K health pool and a strong 792.64 defense against a low 1.54K attack, a pure wall meant to stand at the front and take hits. Her dossier explains that Amanda transforms into a giant monster, and that transformation makes her incredibly tough. She is a little weak early before you invest in her, but once rolling, few enemies break through.
Dinosaurus
Dinosaurus is a strong Defender who also deals heavy damage, with a big 5.21K health pool, a solid 799.92 defense, and a low 1.73K base attack. His dossier explains that scientist David Anders turns into a giant red dinosaur when he gets bored, and believes the only way to save the world is to destroy large parts of it. In battle he transforms to boost his own stats, hits single targets hard with bleed damage, and heals himself based on missing health. That mix of toughness and damage puts him among the better frontline bruisers, though he brings less team support than the very top picks.
A Tier – Strong and Reliable
A tier heroes are dependable picks that hold up from the early game into the later stages. They may not carry a match alone, but they do their job cleanly and fit into many teams.
Conquest
Conquest is a powerful Defender whose combat power stands out at around 3.19K, one of the highest in the game, backed by a 5.09K health pool and a 2.91K attack that is unusually high for a tank. So he holds the front and hits back hard. His real prize is a silence skill that shuts down enemy abilities, which can decide a fight. His dossier calls him a Viltrumite who only wants violence. He needs solid building to reach his best, which is why he sits here.
Bulletproof
Bulletproof is a hybrid hero who can attack and take hits, with a 2.67K attack on a 3.91K health pool. He buffs his own critical rate and has decent durability, making him a flexible all-rounder. His dossier notes he absorbs energy to fuel his powers. He does not specialize in one thing, so dedicated units eventually outclass him, but he is a strong, safe pick along the way.
Shrinking Rae
Shrinking Rae is an attacker who also weakens enemies. Her attack is around 2.59K on a light 3.98K health pool, another fragile damage dealer. She applies debuffs to make enemies easier to kill, then adds her own damage. She needs her full skills and good timing to pop off and folds if caught out, so keep her behind a tank and pair her with heavy hitters.
Allen the Alien
Allen the Alien is a Defender who has grown stronger over time. He has one of the biggest health pools at 5.25K with the highest defense in this group at 831.43 and a low 1.5K attack, a pure tank profile. His dossier describes a strong Unopan able to trade blows with Invincible himself. With some damage in his kit, he is a well-rounded frontline unit that holds up in most content.
Shapesmith
Shapesmith is a Support with a mix of crowd control and team healing. His health is around 4.41K with a low 1.86K attack, so he helps from the back rather than fights. His dossier reveals he is actually a Martian pretending to be an astronaut. His kit can feel a little luck-based, but plenty of modes make his healing and control very valuable.
Thula
Thula is a melee attacker with high single-target damage, carrying a 2.67K attack on a 4.01K health pool. Her dossier states she is a Viltrumite with the same powers as Omni-Man, which makes her dangerous. She is not higher because her damage builds up over time rather than hitting all at once, and the game already has many burst attackers. Still, against tough single targets like bosses, she does excellent work.
Iguana
Iguana is a melee attacker from the Lizard League with a 2.73K attack on a 3.86K health pool. Her dossier describes a silent killer and one of the best fighters around, and she brings life-steal to stay alive. The trouble is that with your usual Supports, you often want more raw burst from the attacker slot than she gives. She is not bad, just easy to live without if you have stronger options.
King Lizard
King Lizard is an attacker with a solid 2.79K attack on a 3.78K health pool. His dossier explains he took over the Lizard League after his mother, Queen Lizard, and is still learning to lead. He is perfectly usable but does not stand out with damage or utility, landing him as a fine middle-of-the-road choice that serves you well while you chase better units.
Anissa
Anissa is a Viltrumite attacker with strong raw damage, carrying a 2.75K attack and a decent 4.01K health pool that helps her survive longer than most damage dealers. Her dossier notes she is one of the most powerful Viltrumites and will destroy you without a second thought. She needs a specific team to reach her full potential, so she rewards players who build around her rather than dropping her into any squad.
Komodo Dragon
Komodo Dragon is one of the sturdiest Defenders in the game, with a 5.18K health pool and a strong 797.49 defense against a low 1.56K attack, the classic wall build. His dossier describes the strongest member of the Lizard League, a tough brute who is hard to put down. In the game he does exactly what a tank should: he plants himself at the front and soaks damage so your attackers can work safely. He is a reliable pick for players who need a dependable frontline unit.
A- Tier – Good With Conditions
These heroes are useful but come with clear limits. They work well in the right spot, yet sit a step behind the more flexible picks above them.
Green Ghost
Green Ghost is a Support who leans on defense and control, with around 4.27K health and a low 1.92K attack. Her dossier describes a hero who turns intangible and phases through walls. She brings stuns, crowd control, emergency healing, and invisibility, which makes her hard for enemies to deal with. She is a reliable, if slightly lower-impact, Support for teams needing extra protection.
Dupli-Kate
Dupli-Kate is a Rare attacker with a 2.21K attack on a 3.47K health pool, numbers that fit her lower rarity. Her dossier explains she creates physical copies of herself, and those clones cause confusion that stays useful even in later modes. She is a great early pick who falls off as you unlock stronger heroes, but her clone tricks keep a niche value in certain fights.
War Woman
War Woman is an attacker who can also buff allies and off-tank a little. She carries a strong 2.78K attack but a slim 3.77K health pool, so she hits hard but needs protection. Her dossier calls her one of the best fighters the Guardians ever had. Her area damage can be strong, but it depends on timing her ultimate when enemies are grouped, so her output swings between great and average.
Powerplex
Powerplex is an energy attacker with a 2.58K attack on a 3.88K health pool. His dossier gives him a grudge against Invincible and the power to absorb energy and control electricity. His kit leans on area and damage-over-time effects, and right now burst damage wins out over that slower style. He is still capable against grouped enemies with crowd control, but faster hitters outshine him.
Tech Jacket
Tech Jacket is an attacker with a 2.84K attack on a light 3.78K health pool, a strong-damage, low-survival build. Her dossier keeps things secret, saying only that an alien tech suit fell into the hands of a lucky recruit who turned out to be smart, tough, and good at following orders. In the game, she deals solid damage and works well behind a tank, making her a capable pick, though she needs protection and does not quite reach the top attackers.
Space Racer
Space Racer is an attacker with a 2.82K attack on a 3.85K health pool. His dossier is built on rumor: a mysterious alien traveler who scares even Viltrumites and carries a weapon called the Infinity Ray, said to destroy planets and stars. In the game, his damage is strong and he fits into attacker slots well, but he needs the right support to shine, which keeps him a step below the elite damage dealers.
B+ Tier – Situational Picks
Heroes here need a specific team or a certain mode to be worth using. Outside those cases, stronger units usually take their place.
Donald Ferguson
Donald Ferguson is an attacker with a 2.76K attack on a 3.77K health pool, so he hits reasonably hard but cannot take many hits. His dossier explains that Cecil rebuilt his loyal assistant with cybernetics after he died, giving him a body that is more robot than man. The problem in-game is that his kit resets awkwardly when he is stunned, which throws off his damage and holds him back from the higher tiers. He can do a job in the right team, but he needs protection from crowd control to stay useful.
General Kregg
General Kregg is a Support with a 2.24K attack and a solid 4.33K health pool. His dossier describes him as the calm, pragmatic second-in-command of the Viltrumite Empire, and that support role carries into the game, where he buffs allies and can trigger Anissa’s kit. The catch is that he does very little on his own, so he mainly earns a slot in teams built around the heroes he powers up. Outside those setups, a stronger Support will usually serve you better.
Cecil Stedman
Cecil Stedman, the director of the GDA, is a Support with a low 2.23K attack but a strong 781.74 defense, which lets him survive on the back line. His dossier has him bluntly introduce himself as the man in charge of keeping the Earth spinning. His revive and buff-stealing tools can be handy, but they only really matter in specific setups against certain enemies. He is a fine niche pick when a fight calls for his tricks, yet he does not do enough in general play to rank higher.
Darkwing 2
Darkwing 2 is a Support with a 2.17K attack on a 3.91K health pool. His dossier reveals he is the former sidekick Nightboy, who took up the Darkwing name and plays it far more ruthlessly, teleporting through shadows. In the game, he is a very niche pick who shines mainly in player-versus-player, where his shadow tricks and disruption cause the most trouble. In most other contexts, he is easy to pass over in favor of the stronger Supports above him.
Angstrom Levy
Angstrom Levy is a Support with a 2.72K attack on a 3.63K health pool. His dossier describes a dangerous man who can travel between universes and blames Invincible for the accident that disfigured him. His kit is built to work inside a Mauler-focused team, feeding those specific heroes, so he offers little to most other squads. If you are running that Mauler setup, he has a clear purpose, but outside it he sits firmly in situational territory.
Brit
Brit is a Defender with the single biggest health pool in the game at 6.05K, paired with a top-end 847.18 defense and a very low 1.45K attack. His dossier describes the most dependable man the GDA director knows, invulnerable because no one has figured out how to hurt him. That makes him an extremely durable wall, but his damage is almost nonexistent, and his kit leans purely on survival, so he needs a team that can win the fight around him rather than through him.
Thaedus
Thaedus is a Support with a 2.54K attack on a 4.59K health pool and a healthy 2.48K combat power. His dossier tells a twist: he is a Viltrumite who turned against his own people, killed their emperor, and created a virus that nearly wiped them out. In the game, he offers a mix of support and damage, but his tools are less focused than the top Supports, so he lands as a solid situational pick rather than a core one.
Volcanikka
Volcanikka is a fire attacker with a 2.67K attack on a 3.87K health pool. Her dossier describes a lava monster from the Under Realm who tried to take over Hell and can summon Magmanites to fight for her. In the game, she brings area fire damage and can call in extra help, but her slower, damage-over-time style is outpaced by the faster burst attackers in the current meta, keeping her in situational territory.
B Tier – Early Game and Niche
These heroes help most when you are just starting out or filling a gap, but they are not long-term keepers.
Damien Darkblood
Damien Darkblood is a Rare attacker with a 2.17K attack on a 3.33K health pool, numbers that place him firmly in the early-game bracket. His dossier is one of the more colorful in the game, casting him as a repentant demon from hell who works as a detective and can teleport, with the temperature dropping whenever he is near. In battle he is perfectly fine but does not do anything that stands out next to the stronger attackers, so he is best used while you build toward better options.
Kursk
Kursk is a Rare attacker with a 2.45K attack on a 3.15K health pool. His dossier describes a goon-for-hire whose whole gimmick is creating and blasting electricity, and it even admits he is a bit of a one-trick pony, though a good one. That sums up his place in the game: useful in the opening days when you need any working damage dealer, and little more once your roster fills out with heroes who bring more to a fight.
Kid Omni-Man
Kid Omni-Man is a young Viltrumite attacker with a 2.3K attack on a 3.44K health pool, and he is tougher than his numbers suggest. His dossier reveals he is Omni-Man’s son from another planet and Invincible’s half-brother, packing plenty of raw power for his age. The trouble is that the adult Viltrumites simply do the same job better, so while he is a solid early pick, he gets outclassed as you unlock the stronger members of his own family.
Rus Livingston
Rus Livingston is a balanced Support with a 2.22K attack on a 4.19K health pool. His dossier is a grim one, explaining that the astronaut was taken over by mind-controlling parasites called sequids during a Mars mission. In the game, he is a serviceable all-round Support who is fine to run if you have not settled on a team yet, but he never does enough to justify breaking up a squad that is already working well together.
Aquarus
Aquarus is a Rare Support with a 2K attack on a 3.39K health pool. His dossier introduces the fish-like King of Atlantis, an original Guardian who could summon and control water. His real value in the game is niche utility: he shortens debuffs on your team and strips buffs off enemies, which helps against certain opponents. Outside those specific matchups he does little, so he is a situational answer rather than a hero you build for general use.
B- Tier – Fringe Choices
These units can do a job in a pinch, but you will likely replace them as your roster grows.
Mauler Twin (The Original)
The original Mauler Twin is a melee attacker with a 2.72K attack on a 4.22K health pool, giving him respectable damage and toughness for his tier. His dossier plays on the running joke that neither twin knows which is the real one, describing genius-level brutes who are experts at cloning.
Mauler Twin
The second Mauler Twin is also a melee attacker, with a 2.72K attack on a slightly lower 3.85K health pool. His dossier leans into the same gag, insisting he is definitely not the clone. Like his brother, his value is tied to pairing the two together so they can boost each other, which makes him very dependent on that specific setup.
Rex Splode
Rex Splode is a Rare attacker with a 2.53K attack on a low 2.91K health pool, so he hits hard but is fragile. His dossier describes a loud, difficult team member who can charge objects with explosive energy, making him a one-man bomb squad. In the game, his area explosions are genuinely strong, but long cooldowns between them hold him back. He is good in the early game and steadily fades as tougher content punishes his downtime and thin health.
Magmaniac
Magmaniac is a Rare fire attacker with a 2.5K attack on a 2.93K health pool. His dossier casts him as a bodyguard for Machine Head made of liquid hot magma, able to fire lava blasts and change his size. He works fine in the opening days when you need any source of damage, but like most Rare units he drops off once you unlock stronger attackers, leaving him as an early-game filler rather than a keeper.
Lucan
Lucan is a Viltrumite Defender with a big 5.27K health pool, a strong 793.86 defense, and a low 1.65K attack, the usual tank spread. His dossier states he is a loyal Viltrumite soldier willing to do anything for his people’s cause. He can put in some work in arena modes thanks to his bulk, but he is not a Defender to prioritize when the game already offers tougher, more useful walls higher up the list.
Darkwing
Darkwing, the Rare version, is a fragile stealth attacker with a 2.35K attack on a low 3.13K health pool. His dossier introduces him as one of the original Guardians of the Globe, a gadget-based fighter with no real superpowers. In the current game his low durability and modest output mean he struggles to keep up, so most players are better off using him as upgrade material to feed their stronger heroes rather than fielding him directly.
C Tier – Bottom of the List
These are the weakest ranked heroes, worth using only when you have nothing better or need cheap material to power up your main team.
Multi-Paul
Multi-Paul is a Rare attacker with a 2.24K attack on a 3.13K health pool. His dossier explains he is Dupli-Kate’s twin brother with the same duplication power, though he ended up on the wrong side and is now locked up by the GDA. In the game he can make copies of himself like his sister, but his damage is too low to make those clones threatening, so he offers little real punch and belongs at the bottom of the attacker options.
Black Samson
Black Samson is a Rare Defender with a very low 1.28K attack but a reasonable 4.61K health pool and decent toughness. His dossier honors him as the veteran of the roster, an original Guardian who lost and later regained his super-strength. He can soak a few hits, so he is worth a quick build only when you need to fill extra team slots in side content. For any serious main squad, the stronger Defenders above him are the clear choice.
Martian Man
Martian Man is a Rare Support with a 1.67K attack on a 3.6K health pool. His dossier reveals he is a shapeshifting original Guardian from Mars who could stretch his body and fly. In the game he is passable in the very early hours when your options are thin, but he is quickly outclassed by the far better Support heroes the game offers. Once those unlock, he has little reason to stay on your team.
Isotope
Isotope is a Rare Support with a 1.9K attack on a 3.6K health pool. His dossier describes Machine Head’s slippery right-hand man, who can teleport himself and others around the battlefield. His teleport tricks sound interesting, but next to the game’s strong Supports, they simply do not add enough, so most players are best off turning him into upgrade fuel for a hero who will actually earn a place on the team.
The strongest teams in Invincible: Guarding the Globe balance the three roles rather than stacking one. A typical winning squad runs a durable Defender like Titan or Monster Girl at the front, one or two heavy Attackers such as Invincible or Omni-Man, and reliable Supports like Atom Eve, Robot, or Seance Dog to keep everyone alive. Use the stats as a guide: high attack means a damage dealer for the back, while high health and defense mean a tank for the front.
Remember that this ranking reflects the current state of the game and community consensus, and the meta shifts as new heroes arrive and older ones get adjusted. Focus your resources on a small core of S and A tier units instead of spreading them thin, lean on Supports to make your damage dealers shine, and you will have a team ready for whatever the clone army throws at you. For the best gaming experience, play Invincible: Guarding the Globe on BlueStacks!
