Viewers are eager to learn more about Ka-Hor‘s character and the actor behind his voice in Invincible Season 3. The recent episode, titled “What Have I Done?” showcased an intense battle between Mark and Angstrom Levy’s army of evil Graysons. Amid the dark and brutal fight sequences, one intriguing moment stood out — Ka-Hor’s attempt to possess an evil Mark variant. Though his appearance was brief, many fans are curious about his origins. Here are the details.
Who is Invincible’s Ka-Hor, and who voices him?
Ka-Hor is an Egyptian pharaoh in Invincible. Clancy Brown voices the character.
Ka-Hor was first introduced in Invincible Season 1, Episode 4, where an archaeologist attempts to resurrect him. Seizing the opportunity, Ka-Hor emerges as a dark spirit and takes possession of the archaeologist’s body. However, as he tries to escape the tomb, Mark hilariously disrupts his plans. His attempted flight fails, leading to the tomb’s closure and trapping Ka-Hor inside once again.
After this appearance, he then returned to Invincible Season 2, Episode 8, when two young girls set out on a quest to find a tomb. Each had her own motive—one possessed minor superpowers, while the other was searching for her father. They attempted to unleash Ka-Hor, who remained as a mummy in his sarcophagus. Although he initially intended to possess their bodies, he quickly stepped back upon realizing they were women.
The two women found his behavior discriminatory. Before they could finish their argument, the tomb closed again, trapping Ka-Hor inside once more. In Invincible Season 3, he made a brief return, attempting yet again to possess the evil Mark Grayson’s body and escape. However, he failed, leaving him with no choice but to remain trapped in the tomb.
Brown is a popular actor, mainly known for his villainous roles in various projects. While he has several acclaimed acting credits to his name, he has also voiced some beloved characters in the industry. His voice roles include Mr. Krabs in SpongeBob SquarePants, Lex Luthor in various DC projects, Taskmaster in Heroes United, Surtur in Thor: Ragnarok, and Akela in The Jungle Book: Mowgli’s Story, among many others.
