The parallel of Nolan and Debbie moving in the same direction until they start thinking about ending their lives is so sad but well done Oh and Mark's theme when he stops holding back remains peak.
Viltrumites can live for thousands of years. And remember viltrumite dna takes over a lot so the baby will live a lot longer than thraxans. One thing I liked about this episode is it showed Nolan and Debbie’s similar journeys. Both of them were going to un alive themselves. And mark actually realized how his father felt with seeing how they view life spans
Not only that, but the Thraxans give a good analogous life span perspective for the audience watching. The Thraxans are to humans what humans are to Viltrumites.
fun fact Omniman is not lieying when he say they asked him to become emperor, Traxians have very short lives, so they normally choose the old and wise to lead, Omniman is like 5000 years old, they second they find about that, they basically beg him to lead the planet
Climax of the season 1 finale: "You'll live long enough to see this planet crumble to dust and blow away! What will you have in 500yrs!" Blind Wave: Viltrumites live to be like 200.
Viltrumites can live for thousands of years so Mark’s brother being half Thraxian just means he’ll mature much faster than Mark did but the downside is he won’t live quite as long as Mark will
I love how Mark is the odd one out, almost all of his other versions are evil and he's one of if not the only good one. It flips the trope of DC and Marvel where most other versions of their characters are good or at the very least anti-heros.
Facts, I feel like Mark is such an easy person to be influenced by the ones he loves. So I feel a lot of good marks either died against Omni-man or converted to appease what ever circumstance they were faced in their universe, sad shit.
I genuinely think the only thing different is that in all other universes, Omni man told the truth about Viltrum earlier and raised Mark to be a conquerer, not a protector.
Viltrumites live for thousands of years and Viltrumite DNA usually overpowers the other DNA so Mark's brother could also live hundreds of years if not a thousand plus. He won't be dead in 2 years.
In the comics after he hugs his dad Mark starts weeping uncontrollably and *BEGS* for Nolan to come back to Earth and to Debbie so they can “go back to the way things were”. It felt completely out of character and really did a disservice to Mark. They also showed things that weren’t in the comics, like how exactly Nolan actually came into contact with the Thraxans, and how he felt such guilt and remorse for what he did the he nearly killed himself by falling into a black hole. Just like The Last Of Us this show is staying faithful when it had to and deviating when they need to. This show is better than the comics because Robert Kirkman is essentially getting a do over for all of the things he either wishes he wrote differently or cut altogether.
Mark wanting his dad back makes sense to me. Mark loves his dad and Nolan loves them. Nolan is just heavily indoctrinated but he defied that when he didnt kill Mark with a single blow
@@brogie1151they didn’t remember that scene from last season at all. When Nolan flew into space and the blood sizzled off of him and he left that tear, they reacted like it was their first time seeing it
Viltrumites live for thousands of years at least. The older they get the slower they age and Omni-Man said everyone Mark knows will be dead before he even looks thirty.
Though in earlier episodes they mentioned that knowing who the clone is never went well, so memory was seemingly damaged in the either exposition or cloning process.
Love the use of two veteran DCAU voice actors, Phil LaMarr and Clancy Brown, for Lucan and Kregg. Brown especially is funny because he went from voicing Lex Luthor to voicing basically a Kryptonian. Their casting definitely sets the VA bar high for the remaining “big” Viltrumite characters that still have to be introduced. If they want to stick with DCAU cast members, Michael Ironside would be great for either Viltrumite character
23:18 I mean, the Teen Team's base that Eve was crashing the night and Killcanon broke into was on that bridge that's why their fight was on the bridge cause the fight originated there. It's not like Eve could just tell him that "Hey, let's not fight here and go fight at a more secluded area where there's no people around". They're in the middle of a city. No matter where they fight there's always gonna be people around who're gonna get caught in the cross fire.
@@flame_zzl And you're acting like you didn't read what I just said in my comment. My point was that they're in the middle of a highly populated city. There's people everywhere. How much time and effort and how far would she have to take him to find a secure and safe place to fight? In that situation and the fact that Eve's frustrated and really itching for a fight, it's much quicker and easier to take him out right there at that moment rather than putting him in a bubble and fly him around to look for a far secluded place where there's no people then fight him. And those bubbles don't last forever, you know. It drains a lot of her energy to maintain it. Think, flame_zzl. Think!
When Mark “stops” holding back and starts fighting, he uses a combo where he back hands the woman. Nolan uses that same combo to behead the Immortal in the alternate dimension opening. So it shows Mark is still holding back because he could have killed her had he been actually trying to.
Viltrumites live for thousands of years and they age slower the older they get. Nolan mentioned this to Mark last season finale when he was talking about how they’d outlive everyone on Earth
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Something I want to point out: The show changed Nolan’s stated motive for becoming Monarch and taking a new wife. In the comics he says that he did so to try and make up for his failure on earth, betting on the extremely small chance that just maybe they’ll spare earth and him if he gives them a new planet and has a new kid (having a kid is actually important to the mission). He doesn’t actually know his bug son is “inferior” until after his birth. He does come to care for the Thraxans and his new wife just as he did on earth though. YMMV on whether Nolan starting over initially because he was hoping to save earth, his family and himself, or here because he needed a reason to live and it “felt right” despite how it does put the Thraxans in danger makes Nolan look better or worse. Either way, I find his character arc very interesting, it’s a lot more than just “Evil Superman.”
The kid thing is fanon- I get why bc of [redacted comic spoiler] but there is zero point in the comics where it is explicitly stated to be part of his mission. This and last ep even go out of their way to point out how surprised the other Viltrumites are that Nolan did have kids.
@@arlibrarian It's something I see discussed so much I am constantly second guessing myself for it, but I remember scouring the comics trying to find a discussion where Nolan says having kids was part of his mission and I do not recall ever finding it. Like, I 100% get why people roll w the idea, but I do not recall there ever being a point where it is discussed and it seems too major a plot point for the characters not to talk about if it did happen
@@MarzipanillaI always saw it that part of why Nolan had a second child was to test whether or not his feelings for his first wife and son were a fluke or not.
@@johnfrancisgillman6806 yeah, I always figured the guy didn't realize how insanely lonely he was until he had actual companionship, and when he realized he didn't want to go without he did it all over again
Funny that Eric mentioned the Viltrimite mustaches. Watched creator Robert Kirkman talking about it. Said his father and co- creator Corey Walker's father had mustaches. Wanted Nolan to look fatherly, but then it just got extended to being a Viltrimite thing 😂
Guys, under the rules Eve's Powers were created, it was clearly specified that she cannot transmutate living beings. All of this was explained in the spinoff.
My thoughts on the mustaches; The mustache shows intense masculinity while retaining a strict sense of discipline. You could even go as far as to say Nolan was always riding the line the way his beard pops up occasionally. Even old Optimus having the fake beard 😊
To be fair it would actually be a lot harder to cut thick, braided hair compared to a stomach. Try cutting thick strands of rope that are rolled together, even with a very sharp knife you'll find it hard.
The opening sequence of the episode was beautiful and gives me hope for an Omni-Man redemption. He almost chose death by black hole spaghettification but decided to save innocents. There's a small bit of "humanity" under that Viltrumite skin.
Viltrumites live for thousands of years. Even if half thraxan, and that lessoned his lifespan proportionally, he would live for thousands of years too. There is a character in this show that lived during the time of the Viltrum civil war and he was a white haired old man even then. That was around a thousand years prior. That's right before Nolan was born. And that character still looks the same in present day. They age slower the older they get. I'm not even sure there is any confirmation of a Viltrumite ever dying of old age. If Nolan is at oldest equivalent to a 50 year old human after 1000 years and the white haired character in question was like a 70 year old when Nolan was born and hasn't aged at all... I mean, if the aging keeps slowing I have to wonder if they are functionally immortal.
And, just like humans, some Viltrumites show their age differently. Nolan has gray hairs, but a certain other Vitrumite that is several hundred years older than Nolan has no gray hair. I mean, Kreeg is balding, and Lucan is completely bald. Seems like even Viltrumites can't fix hair problems.
i mean this episode very clearly shows that he's changed. unless it's all fake, which would be a stupid ass twist. at this point it would be stupid to not give him a chance.
@@culltured2517yeah this pretty much, also it is pretty hard to blame him when viltrumites are build to be brutally precise, Nolan didn’t become this violence force, that is all he knew.
It comes from the perspective that he is an alien and he viewed humanity wrongly. (and also that this is a fantasy world that is a lot more dangerous. Nolans devastation of Chicago could be compared to an event like 9/11, but in our world 9/11 only happened once. In this world, there are literally Kaiju attacks every year or so.) It's why they chose to introduce us to bug people that only live for a year. viltrumites live for over 10k years. That's a 100:1 ratio for the lifespan of a viltrumite to a human. And comparing the lifespans of humans to ants, it's also about a 100:1 ratio. It would be morally wrong for a human to destroy an ant colony, but it isn't an unforgivable sin for a human to do that, and humans are capable of so much worse. So the writers introduce us to a race of people that are equivalent to ants. You and I may personally agree that Thraxan lives have value, but you can't deny that there are many humans who would unflinchingly kill Thraxans for fun or for benefit, if they really existed. It's easy to think that Omni-Man thinks and feels like a human, because he looks identical to one, but this episode makes it clear that he is not. This episode also shows us that viltrumite depravity goes so much deeper than Nolan killing thousands of humans, they're willing to genocide entire planets at the slightest hint of opposition. So Nolan's actions were nowhere near the most evil when it comes to his species, he wrongly viewed humans the same way that humans viewed ants, and he's willing to atone for his mistakes. Obviously human characters in the show won't be quick to forgive him, if at all (and they have every right to). But from the perspective of a viewer, he is capable of being redeemed. Sorry for the long reply, I just had to get this out, I love writing and I love this show lol.
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The in-sync look between Calvin and Eric at 16:39 when they realize General Kregg is played by Clancy Brown at the same time is amazing.
Yeah, that nod is amazing. Although I like to imagine that one thought "Clancy Brown!" and the other thought "Did I remember to turn off the stove?"
When I first saw this episode I had 2 thoughts during that scene:
1) hey it's the Kurgen!
2) Eric is going to be so into this casting choice.
They didn't even have to say a word there hahaha
The parallel of Nolan and Debbie moving in the same direction until they start thinking about ending their lives is so sad but well done
Oh and Mark's theme when he stops holding back remains peak.
Also shows Debbie is stronger than Nolan. Debbie stopped herself before she committed suicide while Nolan luckily was saved
In the comics that scene literally never happened which makes it interesting.
@stevenmark4407 they removed the entire Africa arc with Mark and Amber visiting Eve for a getaway holiday
Viltrumites can live for thousands of years. And remember viltrumite dna takes over a lot so the baby will live a lot longer than thraxans. One thing I liked about this episode is it showed Nolan and Debbie’s similar journeys. Both of them were going to un alive themselves. And mark actually realized how his father felt with seeing how they view life spans
Not only that, but the Thraxans give a good analogous life span perspective for the audience watching. The Thraxans are to humans what humans are to Viltrumites.
Can’t imagine why people are surprised Nolan had another kid.
He did tell Mark last season, “I can always start again! Make another kid.” 😅
16:41 thats the Clancy Brown recognition nod
fun fact Omniman is not lieying when he say they asked him to become emperor, Traxians have very short lives, so they normally choose the old and wise to lead, Omniman is like 5000 years old, they second they find about that, they basically beg him to lead the planet
16:40 the way Eric and Rick both clocked it was Clancy Brown cracked me up 😂😂
he's just got one of those immediately recognizable voices.
YOU MEAN CALVIN 🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒
Climax of the season 1 finale: "You'll live long enough to see this planet crumble to dust and blow away! What will you have in 500yrs!"
Blind Wave: Viltrumites live to be like 200.
Viltrumites can live for thousands of years so Mark’s brother being half Thraxian just means he’ll mature much faster than Mark did but the downside is he won’t live quite as long as Mark will
almost immortal mofos kripto-saiyans XD
@@a.r.t.8651 pretty much 😂
Viltrumites live thousands of years
The parallels between Debbie on the bridge last episode and Nolan at the event horizon this episode!
I love how Mark is the odd one out, almost all of his other versions are evil and he's one of if not the only good one. It flips the trope of DC and Marvel where most other versions of their characters are good or at the very least anti-heros.
Facts, I feel like Mark is such an easy person to be influenced by the ones he loves. So I feel a lot of good marks either died against Omni-man or converted to appease what ever circumstance they were faced in their universe, sad shit.
Also feel like some marks just couldn’t handle their trauma and went crazy, making the world pay, like our marks fears he could do.
I think with Mark its two things. This isnt the only reality where he was good, its just the only reality where he was good and Omniman didnt kill him
I genuinely think the only thing different is that in all other universes, Omni man told the truth about Viltrum earlier and raised Mark to be a conquerer, not a protector.
Aren’t most Reed Richards evil or something? At the very least, the Council of Reeds suck.
Viltrumites live for thousands of years and Viltrumite DNA usually overpowers the other DNA so Mark's brother could also live hundreds of years if not a thousand plus. He won't be dead in 2 years.
In the comics after he hugs his dad Mark starts weeping uncontrollably and *BEGS* for Nolan to come back to Earth and to Debbie so they can “go back to the way things were”. It felt completely out of character and really did a disservice to Mark.
They also showed things that weren’t in the comics, like how exactly Nolan actually came into contact with the Thraxans, and how he felt such guilt and remorse for what he did the he nearly killed himself by falling into a black hole. Just like The Last Of Us this show is staying faithful when it had to and deviating when they need to.
This show is better than the comics because Robert Kirkman is essentially getting a do over for all of the things he either wishes he wrote differently or cut altogether.
Yeah RK said something about how the comic is a first draft! This is one hell of a second draft lol
Mark wanting his dad back makes sense to me. Mark loves his dad and Nolan loves them. Nolan is just heavily indoctrinated but he defied that when he didnt kill Mark with a single blow
The creators based Viltrumites on their dads and both had mustaches so they drew them that way. It was kind of a gag
It's also a play on the word "philtrum" which is the space between the upper lip and nose.
19:51 “WHAT WILL YOU HAVE AFTER 500 YEARS?!!!!”, “THINK ERIC THINK” lmfao😂 it’s been too long between seasons Amazon needs to speed it up lmao
I admit time is a factor. But how do they forget the "500 years!" line? That's a pivotal moment of the previous season finale.
Heck, EVERYONE is forgetting Omni-Man very clearly telling Mark in 1x8 “You’ll live for THOUSANDS of years!”
@@brogie1151 omg you’re right 😭🤣
@@brogie1151they didn’t remember that scene from last season at all. When Nolan flew into space and the blood sizzled off of him and he left that tear, they reacted like it was their first time seeing it
Viltrumites live for thousands of years at least. The older they get the slower they age and Omni-Man said everyone Mark knows will be dead before he even looks thirty.
I love the development of Omni Man as a character.
Though in earlier episodes they mentioned that knowing who the clone is never went well, so memory was seemingly damaged in the either exposition or cloning process.
14:11
Talk about a splitting headache. 😂
Oh my God, Rick’s Hank Hill impression is sooooo good!
Love the use of two veteran DCAU voice actors, Phil LaMarr and Clancy Brown, for Lucan and Kregg. Brown especially is funny because he went from voicing Lex Luthor to voicing basically a Kryptonian.
Their casting definitely sets the VA bar high for the remaining “big” Viltrumite characters that still have to be introduced. If they want to stick with DCAU cast members, Michael Ironside would be great for either Viltrumite character
I'm desperate for Ron Perlman to voice a Viltrumite heavy hitter. Michael Ironside would be amazing too.
A nice one could be Micheal Rosenbaum. To go a different route than a person with a lower tone but also sticking to the DCAU voice actors.
@@hippoqueen6840Ironside for Thragg. That would be great.
9:48 That “Rubber ducks” was a beautiful save from intrusives thought 😂
9:50 Oh yeah, how did I just realize that she should be able to change his cannon into an inflatable sword with a thought?
23:18 I mean, the Teen Team's base that Eve was crashing the night and Killcanon broke into was on that bridge that's why their fight was on the bridge cause the fight originated there. It's not like Eve could just tell him that "Hey, let's not fight here and go fight at a more secluded area where there's no people around". They're in the middle of a city. No matter where they fight there's always gonna be people around who're gonna get caught in the cross fire.
you're acting like in that same fight eve didn't put killcanon in a bubble multiple times. She could've easily taken the fight elsewhere
@@flame_zzl And you're acting like you didn't read what I just said in my comment. My point was that they're in the middle of a highly populated city. There's people everywhere. How much time and effort and how far would she have to take him to find a secure and safe place to fight?
In that situation and the fact that Eve's frustrated and really itching for a fight, it's much quicker and easier to take him out right there at that moment rather than putting him in a bubble and fly him around to look for a far secluded place where there's no people then fight him.
And those bubbles don't last forever, you know. It drains a lot of her energy to maintain it.
Think, flame_zzl. Think!
“The saiyans are coming” oh if you knew
can't wait for conquest man
@@arafat9828 they aren’t ready man , can’t wait for the line mark says
@@TheGillygogs "I can see the future..." just thinking about it is giving me gooseumps
@@arafat9828 you get it
When Mark “stops” holding back and starts fighting, he uses a combo where he back hands the woman. Nolan uses that same combo to behead the Immortal in the alternate dimension opening. So it shows Mark is still holding back because he could have killed her had he been actually trying to.
Love the mauler twins.
Viltrumites live for thousands of years and they age slower the older they get. Nolan mentioned this to Mark last season finale when he was talking about how they’d outlive everyone on Earth
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Really?! Didn’t clock that! Thanks!
I find it funny that the Maulers could literally just label the tables as “original” and “clone” and know immediately upon waking up, but they don’t.
14:42 i guess you can call that a BowJob
Pretty sure they can live for more than 200 years, remember the iconic line? “What will you have after 500 years?”
Something I want to point out: The show changed Nolan’s stated motive for becoming Monarch and taking a new wife. In the comics he says that he did so to try and make up for his failure on earth, betting on the extremely small chance that just maybe they’ll spare earth and him if he gives them a new planet and has a new kid (having a kid is actually important to the mission). He doesn’t actually know his bug son is “inferior” until after his birth. He does come to care for the Thraxans and his new wife just as he did on earth though. YMMV on whether Nolan starting over initially because he was hoping to save earth, his family and himself, or here because he needed a reason to live and it “felt right” despite how it does put the Thraxans in danger makes Nolan look better or worse. Either way, I find his character arc very interesting, it’s a lot more than just “Evil Superman.”
The kid thing is fanon- I get why bc of [redacted comic spoiler] but there is zero point in the comics where it is explicitly stated to be part of his mission. This and last ep even go out of their way to point out how surprised the other Viltrumites are that Nolan did have kids.
@@Marzipanillaokay, I may have remembered wrong on that point about having kids or just Mandela effected it because of said spoiler.
@@arlibrarian It's something I see discussed so much I am constantly second guessing myself for it, but I remember scouring the comics trying to find a discussion where Nolan says having kids was part of his mission and I do not recall ever finding it. Like, I 100% get why people roll w the idea, but I do not recall there ever being a point where it is discussed and it seems too major a plot point for the characters not to talk about if it did happen
@@MarzipanillaI always saw it that part of why Nolan had a second child was to test whether or not his feelings for his first wife and son were a fluke or not.
@@johnfrancisgillman6806 yeah, I always figured the guy didn't realize how insanely lonely he was until he had actual companionship, and when he realized he didn't want to go without he did it all over again
Funny that Eric mentioned the Viltrimite mustaches. Watched creator Robert Kirkman talking about it. Said his father and co- creator Corey Walker's father had mustaches. Wanted Nolan to look fatherly, but then it just got extended to being a Viltrimite thing 😂
Imagine having to wait a couple months for the next episode…actually in the grand scheme of things there have been more frustrating hiatuses
“I couldn’t even stop you!”
Wasn’t Nolan like one of Viltrum’s primere badasses? So just surviving him…
Nothing better than getting off work, getting some food, and launching TH-cam to see a new Blind Wave reaction.
Viltrumites live thousands of years.
Guys, under the rules Eve's Powers were created, it was clearly specified that she cannot transmutate living beings. All of this was explained in the spinoff.
My thoughts on the mustaches; The mustache shows intense masculinity while retaining a strict sense of discipline. You could even go as far as to say Nolan was always riding the line the way his beard pops up occasionally. Even old Optimus having the fake beard 😊
This show is so fuckin good. Season 3 is going to be fire 🔥
I'm not going to be able to unsee Bobby Hill now. 🤣
Viltrumites live for thousands of years, the baby is going to have a similar lifespan.
He's just going to grow up faster but that's basically it.
To be fair it would actually be a lot harder to cut thick, braided hair compared to a stomach. Try cutting thick strands of rope that are rolled together, even with a very sharp knife you'll find it hard.
The opening sequence of the episode was beautiful and gives me hope for an Omni-Man redemption. He almost chose death by black hole spaghettification but decided to save innocents. There's a small bit of "humanity" under that Viltrumite skin.
Every part of a Viltrumite’s body can be used as a weapon.
We saw the tear in first season finale, did the guys forget about that?
The beginning of Kid Omni-Man
16:58 - 17:04 "the saiyans are coming" bruh
Another amazing video
Lucans Back!
Nolan’s Back!
Christ, did you all forget the line that Nolan said "What will you have in 500 years"???
Viltrumites live for thousands of years. Even if half thraxan, and that lessoned his lifespan proportionally, he would live for thousands of years too. There is a character in this show that lived during the time of the Viltrum civil war and he was a white haired old man even then. That was around a thousand years prior. That's right before Nolan was born. And that character still looks the same in present day. They age slower the older they get. I'm not even sure there is any confirmation of a Viltrumite ever dying of old age. If Nolan is at oldest equivalent to a 50 year old human after 1000 years and the white haired character in question was like a 70 year old when Nolan was born and hasn't aged at all... I mean, if the aging keeps slowing I have to wonder if they are functionally immortal.
And, just like humans, some Viltrumites show their age differently. Nolan has gray hairs, but a certain other Vitrumite that is several hundred years older than Nolan has no gray hair. I mean, Kreeg is balding, and Lucan is completely bald. Seems like even Viltrumites can't fix hair problems.
An army of Donalds would bring world peace tomorrow
The most shocking thing about this episode is that no Viltrumites died in it
Viltrumites live for thousands of years. Marks brother should live for hundreds at least
Her hair couldn't break but her jaw could 🤣
If Lucas was still alive, he probably killed his brother... and remember the bug aliens, life is super short 6 months is like 10 years for them
I will never understand reactors who spend 80% of their time taking notes instead of watching.
Please watch From!! Its amazing!
love every reaction but guys where is XMEN97 reaction? xD
Y'all changed the song?
I've seen a lot of reactions to this episode and I'm always surprised by the number of people who are willing to give Omni-Man a chance at redemption.
i mean this episode very clearly shows that he's changed. unless it's all fake, which would be a stupid ass twist. at this point it would be stupid to not give him a chance.
Redemption and forgiveness is different. It would be close to impossible to forgive Omni-man for what he has done, but he can certainly redeem himself
@@culltured2517yeah this pretty much, also it is pretty hard to blame him when viltrumites are build to be brutally precise, Nolan didn’t become this violence force, that is all he knew.
It comes from the perspective that he is an alien and he viewed humanity wrongly. (and also that this is a fantasy world that is a lot more dangerous. Nolans devastation of Chicago could be compared to an event like 9/11, but in our world 9/11 only happened once. In this world, there are literally Kaiju attacks every year or so.)
It's why they chose to introduce us to bug people that only live for a year. viltrumites live for over 10k years. That's a 100:1 ratio for the lifespan of a viltrumite to a human. And comparing the lifespans of humans to ants, it's also about a 100:1 ratio.
It would be morally wrong for a human to destroy an ant colony, but it isn't an unforgivable sin for a human to do that, and humans are capable of so much worse. So the writers introduce us to a race of people that are equivalent to ants. You and I may personally agree that Thraxan lives have value, but you can't deny that there are many humans who would unflinchingly kill Thraxans for fun or for benefit, if they really existed.
It's easy to think that Omni-Man thinks and feels like a human, because he looks identical to one, but this episode makes it clear that he is not. This episode also shows us that viltrumite depravity goes so much deeper than Nolan killing thousands of humans, they're willing to genocide entire planets at the slightest hint of opposition. So Nolan's actions were nowhere near the most evil when it comes to his species, he wrongly viewed humans the same way that humans viewed ants, and he's willing to atone for his mistakes.
Obviously human characters in the show won't be quick to forgive him, if at all (and they have every right to). But from the perspective of a viewer, he is capable of being redeemed.
Sorry for the long reply, I just had to get this out, I love writing and I love this show lol.
It's crazy how good writing can make you feel bad for the worst characters.
Loved your reaction as always❤. You should watch society of the snow. It's a great movie and I would love to hear what you have to say about that one.
Does that mean that they get less and less intelligent every time they clone themselves
Honestly I love Invincible and I love your reactions to this show, but I need you guys to breeze through it and get to X-men 97 cause that last episode of 97 was insane lol
I already know they're cooking you in the comments for forgetting how long they live.
X MEN '97 WHEN?
when it wins a poll
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Did Eric edit this? The audio channels are reversed, Left is Right, Right is Left.
Omni man storyline is so similar to Vegeta from dbz
FUN FACT: Omniman loves fricking his pets..lol
God you guys are soooo late on this
If they are late then what is the problem?
@@Phoenix-ti6tx hype is alredy gone
@@V15.12oh nooo! Ok
I guess there’s no point for you to watch it now then
@@ДмитрийР8ж never watched it from the begining
Can't wait for Dommy mommy Anissa to destroy Mark..