History NightmareFuel / Invincible2021

*** Martian uses his shapeshifting powers to coil and restrain Omni-Man as Immortal and War Woman beat him, only for Omni-Man to just ''rip an organ off''.
*** Not just any organ. The comic established that Martians can heal from almost anything, as long as their core, the seat of their personality, isn't damaged. Omni-Man essentially ripped Martian's ''brain'' out.

** After he's done, he forces their scientists to open a portal back to Earth while holding a massive rock atop their heads... and drops it as soon as he leaves. What makes it worse wasn't just their horrified expressions, but one of the scientist clutching toward the other with their eyes closed.

* Debbie has Art examined Nolan's battle damaged costume, discovering evidence to prove that he killed the Guardians. Nolan meanwhile already seems to know or suspect this and goes over to have a beer with Art as an excuse to most likely silence him.

*** What've more nightmarish is the fact that he ''doesn't'' murder her right away despite the fact that he easily could if only because of the ambiguity it leaves behind. As he slumps down in his chair, taking deep breaths, one has to wonder if he's trying to cool his anger down before it drives him to kill his spouse or if he's simply contemplating the pros and cons of murdering her.

* Nolan's encounter with William is tense, at best. He acts like a stern father but, with the fact that William sees blood on the hero's suit, [[AloneWithThePsycho it's becoming clear that Nolan is slowly shedding his facade.]] He flies down in front of Williams' car, walks up to the driver's window and sternly demands him for Mark's whereabouts. When he gets irritated enough by William's struggle to find an answer, he lightly crushes the hood of the car, demonstrating an intent to harm him if he doesn't cooperate. He thankfully leaves when William is able to point him to a direction.

* Omni-Man's killing of Cecil's soldiers in his house, of which he's no less creative than he was with the Guardians of the Globe. He first notices them while they're cloaked from the sound of a floor creak and crushes his head into the floor. Then he shoves one of their rifles through their face, [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe pushes another against the cooking table so hard his upper body slides across it]], causally rams himself against another (they were thankfully still cloaked) and kills the last soldier (who was fleeing) by sending her flying across the street from his door, twisting her body up. Thankfully she dies from the injury before Nolan moved in to do anything else.
** After that, he finds Donald at the nearby house where the GDA have been spying on him. Just as Donald reaches the self-destruct button, Nolan grips and squeezes his back hard enough to ''reach his spine.''

* Just like in the comics, Cecil decided to use the Reanimen as footsoldiers (Which is nightmare fuel in itself) but they were able to at least offer some resistance to Omni-Man before he rekills them. And we unfortunately get the lovely image of Nolan literally shoving one of Cecil's spy cameras inside a corpse giving us a good look at it's organs. Just to freak them out.
* Nolan encounter with William. [[AloneWithThePsycho At this point Nolan doesn't bother with a facade.]] He flies down in front of Williams' car, walks up to the driver's window and sternly demands him for Mark's whereabouts. When he gets irritated enough by William's struggle to find an answer, he lightly crushes the hood of the car, demonstrating his intent to harm him if he doesn't cooperate. He thankfully leaves when William is able to point him to a direction.
* The Immortal's revival. The Mauler Twins stitch his head back to his body and put a mind control collar on him, intending to use him to get revenge on Robot and the new Guardians. Instead the Immortal breaks the device, literally flying off in a screaming rage to find and kill Omni-Man.

* Nolan encounter with William. [[AloneWithThePsycho At this point Nolan doesn't bother with a facade.]] He flies down in front of Williams' car, walks up to the driver's window and sternly demands him for Mark's whereabouts. When he gets irritated enough by William's struggle to find an answer, he lightly crushes the hood of the car, fully intending to hurt him. He thankfully leaves when William is able to point him to a direction.

--> '''Immortal''': ''''WHERE IS OMNI-MAN!? WHERE IS HE!?'''

* Omni-Man's killing of Cecil's soldiers in his house, of which he's no less creative than he was with the Guardians of the Globe. He first notices them while they're cloaked from the sound of a floor creak and crushes their head into the floor. Then he shoves one of their rifles through their face, [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe pushes another against the cooking table so hard his upper body slides across it]], causally rams himself against another (they were thankfully still cloaked) and kills the final soldier (who was fleeing) by sending her flying across the street from his door, twisting her body up. Thankfully she dies from the injury before Nolan moved in to do anything else.
** After that, he finds Donald at a nearby house. Just as Donald reaches the self-destruct button, Nolan grips and squeezes his back to cause bleeding.

* The Immortal's revival. The Mauler Twins stitch his head back to his body and put a mind control collar on him, intending to use him to get revenge on Robot and the new Guardians. Instead the Immortal breaks the device, literally flying off in a screaming rage to find and kill Omni-Man. Similarly, his second death is brutal. Omni-Man guts him and bisects him brutally.

* The Immortal's revival. The Mauler Twins stitch his head back to his body and put a mind control collar on him, intending to use him to get revenge on Robot and the new Guardians. Instead the Immortal breaks the device, literally flying off in a screaming rage to find and kill Omni-Man.

* Nolan encounter with William. At this point Nolan doesn't bother with a facade. He flies down in front of Williams' car, walks up to the driver's window and sternly demands Mark's whereabouts. When he gets irritated enough by William's struggle to find answers, he lightly crushes the hood of the car, fully intending to hurt him.

* Just like in the comics, Cecil decided to use the Reanimen as footsoldiers (Which is nightmare fuel in itself) but they were able to at least offer some resistance to Omniman before he rekills them. And we unfortunately get the lovely image of Nolan literally shoving one of Cecil's spy cameras inside a corpse giving us a good look at it's organs. Just to freak them out.

* Just like in the comics, Cecil decided to use the Reanimen as footsoldiers (Which is nightmare fuel in itself) but they were able to at least offer some resistance to Omniman before he rekills them (And we unfortunately get the lovely image of Nolan literally shoving one of Cecil spy camera inside a corpse giving us a good look at it's organs.

*** What've more nightmarish is the fact that he ''doesn't'' murder her right away despite the fact that he easily could if only because of the ambiguity it leaves behind. As he slumps down in his chair, taking deep breaths, one has to wonder if he's trying to cool his anger down before it drives him to kill his spouse or if he's simply contemplating the pros and cons or murdering her.

** What've more nightmarish is the fact that he ''doesn't'' murder her right away despite the fact that he easily could if only because of the ambiguity it leaves behind. As he slumps down in his chair, taking deep breaths, one has to wonder if he's trying to cool his anger down before it drives him to kill his spouse or if he's simply contemplating the pros and cons or murdering her.

** Arguably the most terrifying part about this situation is how ''random'' Battle Beast's appearance is. Imagine thinking you're ''only'' dealing with a super villain crime boss. Super powered goons are to be expected, but you'd never think that one of them would turn out to be a threat around [[PersonOfMassDestruction Omni-Man's level]]. And he's not there for payment, just for a fight. The thought of a being like that appearing in a story below his SuperWeight is terrifying.

*** Darkwing is ragdolled into the ground so hard his head explodes and gets thrown at the direction of the intangible Green Ghost, who instinctively turns tangible again to catch her friend only to be greeted with his unrecognizable, limp corpse. She's so shocked that Omni-Man is immediately able to punch straight through her face and use her as a shield against Aquarus's water beam, with her dead body flailing about from the high-pressure water. Aquarus's head is then promptly beaten into mincemeat with War Woman’s mace.

*** Darkwing is ragdolled into the ground so hard his head explodes and gets thrown at the direction of the intangible Green Ghost, who instinctively turns tangible again to catch her friend only to be greeted with his unrecognizable, limp corpse. She's too shocked that Omni-Man is immediately able to punch her straight through her face and use her as a shield against Aquarus's water beam, with her dead body flailing about from the high-pressure water. Aquarus's head is then promptly beaten into mincemeat with War Women's mace.

** He also manages to take down the entire new Guardians of the Globe without breaking a sweat, crushing Black Samson's arm and bashing Monster Girl's face off. They were lucky that he left out of disappointment.

** Arguably the most terrifying part about all this how ''random'' his appearance is. Imagine thinking you're ''only'' dealing with a super villain crime boss. Then this seemingly random goon turns out to be a threat for Omni-Man to deal with and is only under for a fight. This one nearly kills three heavy hitters without breaking a sweat and leaves.

* Machine Head calls forth his goons to fight Invincible. Unfortunately, it turns out that they're ''far'' above Invincible's punching weight, leading him to get beaten into a bloody pulp. Battle Beast is the most formidable, slamming his mace into Invincible's stomach, leaving a gaping hole. He also manages to take down the entire new Guardians of the Globe without breaking a sweat, bashing Monster Girl's face off and crushing Black Samson's arm. They were lucky that he left out of boredom.

* Mark futilely trying to crawl away from Battle Beast as he walks over to finish him off. A reminder that he's still a teenager who just got into superheroing.

* For a warrior race whose aim is to capture slaves, the Flaxxans weapons and methods seem self defeating for this purpose. A single rifle shot [[LudicrousGibs pulverizes people]] and their tank shots do the same to entire crowds as it cuts through them, even if you happen to be standing nearby. Just as with the comic, the animation does not pull its punches depicting men and women being turned into gibs. Their later upgraded weaponry cooks people into mulch. None of it is instant and victims live long enough to feel it and scream.

* They honestly asked for it, but Omni-Man's genocide of the Flaxxan race. He starts off by pulverizing their commander, flying him abasing the civilization's structures until there's nothing left but a wad of skull in Omni-Man's hands.
** Then Omni-Man starts destroying the rest of their planet just by flying through their cities, causing a series of explosions engulfing the areas. As if to demonstrate the scale of destruction and Omni-Man's speed, we're given a shot his trail of destruction from orbit, zig-zagging through the planet's surface in seconds before taking out a massive satellite.
** After he's done, he forces their scientists to open a portal back to earth while holding a massive rock atop their heads... and drops it as soon as he leaves. What makes it worse wasn't just their horrified expressions, but one of the scientist clutching toward the other with their eyes closed.