Thragg's One Known Weakness: He, like other Viltrumites have sensitive ears When The End Of All Things story arc finally rolls around, it seems pretty clear that the Invincible series is reaching ...

Thragg later menaced Omni-Man, Invincible and their allies, with the help of a new army, and eventually killed the former. However, he was eventually defeated and killed by Invincible.

Thragg assumed the position of Grand Regent following a Viltrum civil war and promised to find an heir, but never did. However, he finds out that at least one of Argall's heirs still lives -- Nolan.

Invincible Season 4 is confirmed for early 2026 on Prime Video. The season will feature the Viltrumite War, Thragg’s debut, ...

Meanwhile, @Nick34104550 thinks Bernthal would be perfect for Thragg. They posted, “When Jon Benthal voices Thragg in Invincible” in the caption of a still of Frank from Daredevil: Born Again.

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 ...

Thragg has been preparing an army of Viltrumite-hybrids to wipe out Mark and his allies. Mark, now a fully matured warrior, leads the Viltrumite survivors who reject Thragg's rule.

In Invincible, Thragg is the ultimate big bad of the series. He was created by Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley for the comic and first appeared in Invincible #11.

This battle between Battle Beast and Thragg is one that extends across five installments of Invincible, beginning with issue #115 and culminating in issue #120.

Thragg is introduced fairly early into the comic book series, first appearing in 2004’s Invincible #11, but we haven’t seen any trace of him in the animated series yet.

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.