Invincible
Various Artists Lyrics


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Comilito equinus
Orbitas lacuna
G'Odhun A'l Korok Boda Uh'm
Boda Uh'm Ron'Kashal
Detrimentum a do sola ditas.

An Karanir Thanagor
Mor Ok Angalor
Mor Ok Gorum
Pala Ah'm Ravali Ah'm.

Comilito equinus
Orbitas lacuna
G'Odhun A'l Korokh Boda Uh'm
Boda Uh'm Ron'Kashal
Detrimentum a do sola ditas.

An Karanir Thanagor
Mor Ok Angalor




Mor Ok Gorum
Pala Ah'm Ravali Ah'm.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Invincible" by Various Artists are written in a made-up language that is difficult to interpret. The unusual words and phrases do not have a clear meaning in English, but their sound and rhythm enhance the mood of the song, giving it an ethereal and otherworldly quality. The repeated use of certain phrases like "Comilito equinus" and "Orbitas lacuna" create a sense of unity and continuity between the verses, tying the song together into a cohesive whole.


Overall, the language of the song seems to be focused on conjuring a sense of power and awe, aided by the driving rhythm and energetic melody. The final lines, "An Karanir Thanagor/Mor Ok Angalor/Mor Ok Gorum/Pala Ah'm Ravali Ah'm," suggest some kind of incantation, adding to the mystical and mysterious atmosphere of the song.


Line by Line Meaning

Comilito equinus
Comilito equinus: A call to attention with the Latin phrase meaning "mounted soldiers."


Orbitas lacuna
Orbitas lacuna: A reference to space and missing parts with the Latin phrase meaning "empty orbit."


G'Odhun A'l Korok Boda Uh'm
G'Odhun A'l Korok Boda Uh'm: A mysterious chant which may be a reference to a magical incantation.


Boda Uh'm Ron'Kashal
Boda Uh'm Ron'Kashal: An additional chant or reference to a magical incantation.


Detrimentum a do sola ditas.
Detrimentum a do sola ditas: A Latin phrase meaning "ruin from a once great empire." A warning against the consequences of overreaching or losing sight of one's goals.


An Karanir Thanagor
An Karanir Thanagor: A call to arms, possibly referencing a location or person that holds significance in the context of the song.


Mor Ok Angalor
Mor Ok Angalor: Possibly a reference to a specific army or warrior.


Mor Ok Gorum
Mor Ok Gorum: Another possible reference to a specific army or warrior.


Pala Ah'm Ravali Ah'm.
Pala Ah'm Ravali Ah'm: A phrase without clear translation or meaning, but may be a battle cry or proclamation of one's strength and power.




Writer(s): Jacqueline Santillan, Jermaine Denny, Bryan G. Fryzel, Christopher Paul Lang, Eric Stephen Cunningham

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@rulthlessrudy

You know you’re tough when Omniman personally asks for you as backup

@josephstrand3595

bruh he was NOT holding his own against the viltrumites lmao, he was the weakest member of the strike force

@TheCheeseWall

⁠@@josephstrand3595he killed 2 alternate, invincible’s just that the writers sided him off by then

@josephstrand3595

@@TheCheeseWall that changes literally nothing about what I said.

@TheCheeseWall

@@josephstrand3595 “he was NOT holding his own against the viltrimates lmao” I said that the writers side lined him in the war and the rest of the story even tho he can hold his own

@josephstrand3595

@@TheCheeseWall no he can't and they showed this DURING the war my guy.

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@zagomyego

He’s so powerful he lived.

@westmovie7517

And it means a lot

@theencryptedpartition4633

The boy who lived

@Astral_Drago

Being the MC of your own story goes a long way.

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