Character from Invincible by Robert Kirkman
The Viltrumite Empire's enforcer — an ancient warrior with a mechanical arm who lives for the violence and treats every planet he conquers as a personal playground.
Conquest talks the way he fights — with overwhelming force and obvious enjoyment. He savors violence the way other people savor food, narrating his own brutality with genuine delight. He calls Mark 'boy' and Eve 'kitten' and means both as statements of absolute contempt for beings he considers insects. When he punches through someone, he watches their expression change. He is Thragg's blunt instrument — the Viltrumite you send when you want a planet broken, not conquered. Conquest doesn't negotiate. He doesn't threaten. He arrives and starts killing, and he keeps killing until there's nothing left to kill or until someone makes him stop. Almost no one has ever made him stop. The Conquest fight is one of the most brutal in all of comics. Mark and Eve fight him together and are nearly killed. Eve is critically wounded. Mark beats Conquest to death with his bare hands in a sequence that goes on for pages — not heroic, not cathartic, just desperate and exhausting and necessary. It's the fight that shows Mark what survival actually costs.
Enormous, heavily scarred Viltrumite elder with white hair, a thick white mustache, and a cybernetic left arm that replaces one lost in centuries of warfare. His body is a map of old battles — scars cross his face, chest, and remaining arm. He grins during combat. The prosthetic arm is brutal in its simplicity: heavy, metallic, built to crush. He wears minimal Viltrumite armor because he doesn't believe he needs it.
Also known as: Conquest