Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) and Invincible are the same in the body, but not always in action. After the world found out how much a genocidal maniac is his father omni-man (JK Simmons), the newborn superhero had to deal with civilians, afraid of him when he tried to assist, Cecil Steedman (Walton Goggins) is an economical invincible fight for Global Defense Agency (Gda) and his own doubt about whether one day he could become his father. After the first three episodes Invincible Season 3, it is clear that the next title hero may need emergency plans when he is dishonest. And he embraces the woman he loves.
The program previously suggested the struggle of Marek with doing what is right without doing what is fatal. Let’s not forget that he finished season 2 in a more brutal way than his father finished season 1, hitting the multidimensional terrorist Angstrom Levy (Sterling K. Brown) to death, because he threatened to hurt Mark’s family. He rationalizes the murder, even when criticizing Cecil in the premiere of season 3 for the fact that Darkwing (Lennie James) and Da Sinclair (Ezra Miller) work for Gda after killing the people themselves, showing a kind of moral double standard that could break free into a bloody guard justice.
Let’s not forget that Levy showed us an alternative future of reality in which the invincible cooperates with his father to enslave earth, the future that is not completely excluded as such that can end. Add the fact that his younger brother Oliver directed His father’s genetic predisposition to a murder related to his duty when Mauler Twins killed in the third episode of season 3 and no wonder.
Everything that took into account, the best chance of the earth that he will stop the evil, invincible, can be overpowered by Eve, which Mark falls in love in season 3, and also fights with him in his tyranny alternative future-reflection. The invincible can be able to destroy almost everything you contact with, but Gillian Jacobs, who votes Eve Atom, says that her character is stronger than what we see in the series.
Nerfing Atom Eve makes sense. Ewa can materialize everything she thinks about. Within a few minutes, she created a tree house from the air, moves someone’s body at the molecular level and creates a strength field against intergalactic weapons, which she had never seen before. Writers give her limitations regarding the repair of disasters on a enormous scale and healing people by restructuring their molecules, but they are built into the limits of her imagination. She could not build structurally hearty homeless houses because she did not have this architectural knowledge in her mind, which she decided to fix. If she is ready to take part in the university architecture courses to learn to build, she could also go to medical school and become really indescribable, learning how to close someone’s essential organs or replacing brain chemistry so that they become crazy. But maybe, when it comes to achieving Marek, there is a simpler approach.
This is an infernal emergency plan for a superhero, which, as we have already seen, believes some sound frequencies as a devastating one. At the moment there is nothing to worry about with Marek/Invincible, except for planning dates and bad guys. But time may come when it has to be more than invincible.
