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Invincible to Infinity - ISEKAI

by th3remaker Ongoing
4.29 / 5 on Royal Road (53 ratings) · rate it here

Synopsis

The world of Invincible was already written. But a die was rolled... and a new variable emerged.
In a universe where heroes fly, villains tear continents apart, and the fate of Earth rests on the shoulders of Invincible, a new existence appears: half-Viltrumite, a reincarnated soul who awakens with memories of another life — and with a power that shouldn’t exist there.
Kai
was born as the twin brother of Mark Grayson, the future Invincible. And this simple detail changes everything.

Based on the rules of the original universe, but influenced by RPG dice rolls that define events, powers, and relationships, this story is a narrative experiment where the improbable becomes inevitable.
What if the fate of the entire universe depended on the choice of someone who never wanted to be part of it?

What to expect from the beginning?

We will take it slow, showing Kai's growth and narrating events that happen before the start of the original Invincible series. This will include important episodes, such as the Rex and Eve special, the exclusive Atom Eve special, and other events that add depth to the universe.
Everything will be carefully narrated, always respecting the original series, until the rewrite truly begins — which will happen when Mark gains his powers at 17 years old. This event is expected to take place between Volume 3 or 4 of the story. Each volume will have 12 chapters, with a slow and careful progression, ensuring that the transition to the new narrative is smooth and faithful to the original material.

Statistics

Overall Score: 4.29 / 5

Status: Ongoing

Chapters: 54

Length: ~565k words · ~38 hours of reading

Updates: About one chapter every two weeks

On Royal Road: 79,531 views · 294 followers · 4.07 / 5

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