Official "Invincible" TV Series Thread (NO COMIC SPOILERS)

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

fukk it.

 

[Cᵣₐₛₕ&ₜₕₑCₒᵤₚ]

Boy Wonder


I just binged the show and it's aite Rex is hilarious, and the mild parodies are cool. Animation is type trash tbh. It doesn't have the highs of The Boyz but nowhere near the low cringes.​

 

[Majestyx]

My brother in Christ EAT A dikk. The OP is new suit mark fighting Conquest.

FOH outta with arbitrary ass rules.

say breh, i'm wit you 100% but be careful the "OMG SPOILER" head ass nikkas will attempt to get you banned form ya momma house for speaking on some shyt thats based on some shyt thats 20yrs old.

 

[TheNatureBoy]

Just caught up with the new season. Glad I have avoided whatever went down the last couple of pages and any spoilers.

Good to have the show back and like where things are headed so far. I don't read the comics.

 

[OVER]

Cecil was right but he handled things sloppily. He does the world's dirty work for earth's protection so he isn't wrong to use everything he can, employing Sinclaire or Darkwing or even putting the device in Mark's head but he did completely accelerate the situation and because of that he played his full hand and the device is out of Mark's head and the Guardians broke up. The most powerful superhero is his enemy and The Viltrimite invasion is still looming.

 

[beenz]

love this show. I only watched the first episode in the new season, but it's like an animated version of the boys.

on another note, I wish they had done another season of diabolical.

 

[Deltron]

dope battles this ep

Spoiler

that future and king immortal


michael dorn was dope as battle beast...very klingon-esque warrior

 

[Walter H White]

Good episode

Spoiler: Spoiler

Expect Battle Beast to not struggle against a normal Viltrumite.

 

[Fillerguy]

Cecil was right but he handled things sloppily. He does the world's dirty work for earth's protection so he isn't wrong to use everything he can, employing Sinclaire or Darkwing or even putting the device in Mark's head but he did completely accelerate the situation and because of that he played his full hand and the device is out of Mark's head and the Guardians broke up. The most powerful superhero is his enemy and The Viltrimite invasion is still looming.

Nah fukk Cecil. This heel turn came out of nowhere. He was cold, scary fukk from the jump in the comic but he was an actual human being on the show. All that kindness and grace he showed Mark and his mom on this show was clearly a 4D chess manipulation tactic to control them. He's a hypocrite in his actions and his morals. He compared Mark to these people:

Darkwing killed people because that nikka is cooked in the head. He spent too much time in the shadow dimension. My nikka asked Mark, "oh you hear voices too?"homie kills people because the voices tell him to. "I'm reformed now" my ass.

Sinclair is a psycho homo FAN, eugenicist who kidnapped young men and turned them into his robot slaves. He did shyt like rip out their voice boxes so his victims wouldn't scream, the ones that survived. His punishment was a job promotion with an unlimited budget?????

Mark's only got one body and dude was a multiuniversal threat who kept trying to kill his family. And Mark feels terrible about that one death but Cecil saying Mark is his father's son????? They wouldn't be having that conversation if Mark was on that time. Oliver is a bigger killer than Mark right now. Cecil making enemies out of allies because of his own ego.

 

[OVER]

Nah fukk Cecil. This heel turn came out of nowhere. He was cold, scary fukk from the jump in the comic but he was an actual human being on the show. All that kindness and grace he showed Mark and his mom on this show was clearly a 4D chess manipulation tactic to control them. He's a hypocrite in his actions and his morals. He compared Mark to these people:

Darkwing killed people because that nikka is cooked in the head. He spent too much time in the shadow dimension. My nikka asked Mark, "oh you hear voices too?"homie kills people because the voices tell him to. "I'm reformed now" my ass.

Sinclair is a psycho homo FAN, eugenicist who kidnapped young men and turned them into his robot slaves. He did shyt like rip out their voice boxes so his victims wouldn't scream, the ones that survived. His punishment was a job promotion with an unlimited budget?????

Mark's only got one body and dude was a multiuniversal threat who kept trying to kill his family. And Mark feels terrible about that one death but Cecil saying Mark is his father's son????? They wouldn't be having that conversation if Mark was on that time. Oliver is a bigger killer than Mark right now. Cecil making enemies out of allies because of his own ego.

I agree Cecil is bugging. He ignored why Mark was confronting him and just saw it as him being right not to trust Mark. The same way he was right about OmniMan. Mark defied his father and didn’t even want to pretend to collaborate with the Viltrim empire with Cecil’s permission so Cecil should know Mark better.

Cecil was similar to Mark but his time as Director and his prison stint having to take control and achieve peace among the worst criminals on earth tainted him. He’s old and cynical that was his problem.

Also when it comes to Sinclair it’s not even a comic thing. We have literally refused to bring war criminals and actual mad scientists to justice and instead washed away their crimes and bought them into the fold in exchange for their knowledge. Obviously bad but it’s done irl.

 

[tripleaamin]

The Nolan and Allen part of the episode was great, but the Mark part of the episode was ehhhhhh.

I just thought making Immortal the King who has enslaved the world was just dumb. Basically, Mark and his family left him to watch over the planet, and he just wanted to die. Now could we come back to this? Sure. Tbh it feels like we would with the two guys that ventured in the past. I thought maybe that Oliver would be the one enslaving everyone and Mark realizing he went even more in the deep end.

Allen is turning into one of my favorites. I liked how in the episode it made you think Allen was going to be the one to save Nolan. Though it would seem silly. But in reality, it is Nolan who saves Allen. Nolan felt too guilty to go back and escape prison. Basically, the I don't deserve to live mindset. He still loves and misses his family, and he knows that Allen dying would be one less person to help Mark. I loved the moment he saved Alien. For the first time we got a big clue that there are only 50 pure Viltrumites. It gives a bit of hope for the rebellion.

 

[OVER]

Yeah, overall I was meh the first half of the episode. Maybe the time travel stuff or King Immortal will be expanded on and this will be more significant. I suppose it was in the sense of Mark being forced to catch another body and that of a ‘friend’ his fate as a near immortal and the future of the planet in general. For now this was all okay. I liked seeing Battle Beast.

 

[melraH]

great ep, it needed more Oliver though. and of course the animation shortcuts is crazy . the 2 viltrumites beating Omniman looked just like him

 

[T-K-G]

I agree Cecil is bugging. He ignored why Mark was confronting him and just saw it as him being right not to trust Mark. The same way he was right about OmniMan. Mark defied his father and didn’t even want to pretend to collaborate with the Viltrim empire with Cecil’s permission so Cecil should know Mark better.

Cecil was similar to Mark but his time as Director and his prison stint having to take control and achieve peace among the worst criminals on earth tainted him. He’s old and cynical that was his problem.

The difference between Mark and everyone else you just named is that they were operating on some kind of logic beyond immediate emotions

Nolan was gonna flip on earth from the beginning, so Cecil couldn't trust him just from a plotting standpoint, dude was from an imperialistic planet and stronger than everyone there.

The reason he can't trust Mark isn't the same.

Mark's issue is he's too emotional and constantly does things that he can't undo, we've already seen it multiple times, and Mark proved his point by trying to aggressively get within arms reach after the dude already told you he was shook why would you do that when he just told you to chill out and talk?

Because he's emotional and makes excuses for it.

If those weapons weren't there Mark would've talked himself into a rage and killed him, then proceeded to cry to his mom and girlfriend about it for a few days before going back to his regular life. That's his character's m.o.

Whole agency woulda been in shambles with no one to take over.

You damn right Cecil needed measures in place to deal with that TV shows lost me on that being emotional = being right shyt once I became an adult and understood accountability differently

 

[42 Monks]

young crashout needs more screen time