First Avatar and human-spirit bridge
A seemingly typical teenager who develops superpowers shortly after his 17th birthday. He learns to wield them to fight injustice as Invincible with his father's guidance.
Voice actor for the exiled Fire Nation prince
A space pilot who discovers the Blue Lion and becomes a Paladin. He fights alongside his new allies to form Voltron and battle the Galra Empire.
TNT detective and secret traitor who uses a burner phone to coordinate with the crooked crew. Sets the house on fire during the raid and is wounded in the final shootout. Chased down and arrested by Dumars after his betrayal is exposed.
Mickey's childhood friend and the mission's shuttle pilot. He betrays Mickey by selling his equipment and later attempts to dismember an iteration on the orders of a loan shark. His greed and abuses drive much of the conflict until he is overpowered by Nasha.
Alien child character in alternate media version
Corporate figure appearing in the studio setting.
A former child actor who runs a theme park and secretly feeds people to the entity.
An enigmatic young man whom Lee Jong-su becomes suspicious of.
Jacob is the optimistic father of the Yi family and an immigrant farmer determined to grow Korean produce in Arkansas. He rejects outside advice, digs his own well, pursues a Dallas vendor, and prioritizes the farm even when it strains his marriage to Monica. After the barn fire, he helps save her.
ALF translator who deceives Mija to facilitate Okja's recapture for documentary evidence.
Steven Yeun has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1986. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Avatar: The Last Airbender with 1 titles. Signature works include Animals, INVINCIBLE, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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