Unwarranted VS DLC Leak Hints at Oliver, Angstrom Levy, and Agent Spider

The Invincible VS datamine seems to have revealed several years of DLC fighters planned for the game, including Oliver, Angstrom Levy, Agent Spider, and more.

Invincible VS finally released yesterday, bringing with it a great roster of 18 characters that make up most of the biggest characters from both the show and the comics. But now that the first year of DLC for Invincible VS has already been confirmed, which includes The Immortal and Universa, we know that the roster is only the beginning.

The first year of Invincible VS DLC includes two other characters that haven't been officially released, but with the game in everyone's hands, it was only a matter of time before someone took a look at the files and saw what they were working on. That day has already come and the last two characters from the first pass have been revealed, as well as many fighters planned for future DLC.

Invincible VS has already been datamined and most of the DLC fighters have been leaked.

There are some big names that clearly aren't making it.

On Twitter, multiversusie (a name that has brought me more enjoyment than I care to admit) shared a video of datamined interactions between Mark and several unreleased characters that will likely be released as future DLC. That list includes the Mauler Twins, Damien Darkblood, Dinosaurus, Volcanikka, Agent Spider, Oliver, and Angstrom Levy.

The voice lines make it very clear who Mark is talking to, so there isn't a lot of room for interpretation for the character as planned. That said, it's worth noting that the leaked voice lines don't confirm every single character mentioned. Because some may have been planned or desired rather than specific choices being worked on.

If the lineup is correct, Invincible VS fans will have a frankly great set of DLC fighters to choose from. That said, there are some notable names that likely won't appear in future games, including Thragg, Shrinking Rae, Tech Jacket, Shapesmith, and Darkwing. Still, considering how great the characters are in the work, it's a pretty good result overall.