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* Just how outclassed Mark is by them (at least initially) his fight with Lucien could barely be called that as the Viltrumite easily pushes Mark through the floor with only his ''finger''. Making it worse is how Mark is ''very'' aware that he doesn't stand that much of a chance against them. When face to face with Thula, Mark practically tries to beg his way out of fighting her and unfortunately for him the only mercy she seems willing to give him is a quick death.
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* Just how outclassed Mark is by them (at least initially) his initially). His fight with Lucien could barely be called that as the Viltrumite easily pushes Mark through the floor with only his ''finger''. Making it worse is how Mark is ''very'' aware that he doesn't stand that much of a chance against them. When face to face with Thula, Mark practically tries to beg his way out of fighting her and unfortunately for him the only mercy she seems willing to give him is a quick death.
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* The episode ends with Mark coming face to face with General Kregg, who out of a twisted Darwinistic respect for Mark surviving his first fight with a Viltumite, decides to have him finish Nolan's mission and prepare the Earth for the Viltrumites' rule, ending with a very explicit threat as to the consequences of defiance:
-->'''Kregg:''' You can kill a few humans to convince them to capitulate, or we will kill ''millions'' if we arrive to find you and your planet still defiant against us. And unlike your father, we do ''not'' change our minds.
-->'''Kregg:''' You can kill a few humans to convince them to capitulate, or we will kill ''millions'' if we arrive to find you and your planet still defiant against us. And unlike your father, we do ''not'' change our minds.
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* Again we are shown just how ''ruthless'' the Viltrumites are. We see about only four of them make landfall on the Thraxans planet and from what we see in a short amount of time they managed to kill most if not all of the populace. With Andressa and her son being the only known survivors thanks to Mark and Nolans efforts.
* Just how outclassed Mark is by them (at least initially) his fight with Lucien could barely be called that as the Viltrumite easily pushes Mark through the floor with only his ''finger''.
** Making it worse is how Mark is ''very'' aware Mark is that he doesn't stand that much of a chance against them. When face to face with Thula, Mark pratcially tries to beg his way out of fighting her and unfortunately for him the only mercy she seems willing to give him is a quick death.
* Just their passive dismissiveness of those they deem weaker, even those amongst their ranks are safe as after seeing that Nolan (seemingly) killed Lucan, Vidor can only say that he deserved to die then
** Hell their “The strongest survive” philosophy in general. Unless you are of Viltrumite descent ( and if you are you ''better'' be able to hold your own) then you are either dead or a slave there is no other option.
* Just how outclassed Mark is by them (at least initially) his fight with Lucien could barely be called that as the Viltrumite easily pushes Mark through the floor with only his ''finger''.
** Making it worse is how Mark is ''very'' aware Mark is that he doesn't stand that much of a chance against them. When face to face with Thula, Mark pratcially tries to beg his way out of fighting her and unfortunately for him the only mercy she seems willing to give him is a quick death.
* Just their passive dismissiveness of those they deem weaker, even those amongst their ranks are safe as after seeing that Nolan (seemingly) killed Lucan, Vidor can only say that he deserved to die then
** Hell their “The strongest survive” philosophy in general. Unless you are of Viltrumite descent ( and if you are you ''better'' be able to hold your own) then you are either dead or a slave there is no other option.
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* Just how outclassed Mark is by them (at least initially) his fight with Lucien could barely be called that as the Viltrumite easily pushes Mark through the floor with only his''finger''.
**''finger''. Making it worse is how Mark is ''very'' aware Mark is that he doesn't stand that much of a chance against them. When face to face with Thula, Mark pratcially practically tries to beg his way out of fighting her and unfortunately for him the only mercy she seems willing to give him is a quick death.
*Just their Their Social Darwinist philosophy in general. The passive dismissiveness of those they deem weaker, weaker is absolutely chilling. Not even those amongst their ranks are safe as after seeing that Nolan (seemingly) ([[NotQuiteDead seemingly]]) killed Lucan, Vidor can only say that he deserved to die then
** Hell their “The strongest survive” philosophy in general.then. Unless you are of Viltrumite descent ( and (and if you are are, you ''better'' be able to hold your own) own in a fight), then you are either dead or a slave there slave. There is no other option.
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* Again we are shown just how ''ruthless'' the Viltrumites are. We see about only four of them make landfall on the Thraxans planet and from what we see in a short amount of time they managed to kill most if not all of the populace. With Andressa and her son being the only known survivors thanks to Mark and Nolans efforts.
* Just how outclassed Mark is by them (at least initially) his fight with Lucien could barely be called that as the Viltrumite easily pushes Mark through the floor with only his ''finger''.
** Making it worse is how Mark is ''very'' aware Mark is that he doesn't stand that much of a chance against them. When face to face with Thula, Mark pratcially tries to beg his way out of fighting her and unfortunately for him the only mercy she seems willing to give him is a quick death.
* Just their passive dismissiveness of those they deem weaker, even those amongst their ranks are safe as after seeing that Nolan (seemingly) killed Lucan, Vidor can only say that he deserved to die then
** Hell their “The strongest survive” philosophy in general. Unless you are of Viltrumite descent ( and if you are you ''better'' be able to hold your own) then you are either dead or a slave there is no other option.
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* Again we are shown just how ''ruthless'' the Viltrumites are. We see about only four of them make landfall on the Thraxans planet and from what we see in a short amount of time they managed to kill most if not all of the populace. With Andressa and her son being the only known survivors thanks to Mark and Nolans efforts.
* Just how outclassed Mark is by them (at least initially) his fight with Lucien could barely be called that as the Viltrumite easily pushes Mark through the floor with only his ''finger''.
** Making it worse is how Mark is ''very'' aware Mark is that he doesn't stand that much of a chance against them. When face to face with Thula, Mark pratcially tries to beg his way out of fighting her and unfortunately for him the only mercy she seems willing to give him is a quick death.
* Just their passive dismissiveness of those they deem weaker, even those amongst their ranks are safe as after seeing that Nolan (seemingly) killed Lucan, Vidor can only say that he deserved to die then
** Hell their “The strongest survive” philosophy in general. Unless you are of Viltrumite descent ( and if you are you ''better'' be able to hold your own) then you are either dead or a slave there is no other option.
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** Similar to Nolan's murder of the Guardians, what makes it especially disturbing is how the Viltrumites ''aren't angry'', or outright sadistic. They are just ''brutal''. They barely show a flicker of emotion while they methodically maim Allen. They're like robots programmed to commit horrific acts of violence. It goes to show just how sociopathic Viltrumites are, and the kind of culture he came from.
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** Similar to Nolan's murder of the Guardians, what makes it especially disturbing is how the Viltrumites ''aren't angry'', or outright sadistic. They are just ''brutal''. They barely show a flicker of emotion while they methodically maim Allen. They're like robots programmed to commit horrific acts of violence. It goes to show just how sociopathic Viltrumites are, and the kind of culture he they came from.
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** Similar to Nolan's murder of the Guardians, what makes it especially disturbing is how the Viltrumites ''aren't angry'', or outright sadistic. They are just ''brutal''. They barely show a flicker of emotion while they methodically maim Allen. They're like robots programmed to commit horrific acts of violence. It goes to show just how sociopathic Viltrumites are, and the kind of culture he came from.
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* Allen is one of the strongest non-Viltrumite beings around,but it becomes brutally apparent just how far short he still falls when three Viltrumites abduct him and literally beat him (very graphically) to the very edge of death.
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* Allen is one of the strongest non-Viltrumite beings around,but around, but it becomes brutally apparent just how far short he still falls when three Viltrumites abduct him and [[CurbStompBattle literally beat him (very graphically) to the very edge of death.]]
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** The alternate reality we see at the start makes it abundantly clear that despite Omni-Man's attempts to placate Mark, the process of "preparing" the Earth for the Viltrum Empire was ''not'' going to be a pleasant process. Mass death and the destruction of mankind's cities appears to have been the absolute minimum of what was going to happen once people tried to fight back.
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** Then there's the final scene of him coming home to find Debbie drinking wine and confronting him about what he did. Nolan coldly dismissed Debbie as being drunk, only for her to spitefully tell him to fuck off before she heads upstairs, leading to him punching a hole in the wall in anger.
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* It's never shown why the Flaxans are invading, with the implication being that its ForTheEvulz.
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* An alternate reality shows how bleak Earth would have become had Mark chosen to go along with Omni-Man. He begins by crushing Immortal's head to permanently kill him off and only further cements his heinousness by [[CruelMercy breaking Atom Eve's neck to paralyze her as opposed to killing her.]] Shortly after, he rounds on the members of Eve's resistance to kill them with a cold, unflinching smile, [[DissonantSerenity completely blase about the entire experience.]]
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* The end result of Angstrom disrupting the upload process in an effort to prevent the Maulers from killing Invincible- the surviving Mauler Twin has half of his body carbonized while Angstrom is left a blood-soaked mess with brains bulging out of his head, shoulders, and half of his back. This combined with the overflow of information from the other (now dead) Angstroms causes him to [[SanitySlippage quickly go mad]] and swear vengeance against Invincible, so fast that even the Mauler is shocked by the turn.
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* After the title screen is shown in the first episode as pristine and clean with triumphant music; each following episode has [[EvolvingCredits more and more blood being sprayed across it]] with a ScareChord out of a horror show. In "Where I Really Came From", a larger splash of blood almost completely covers the "Invincible" logo itself, signifying how dire a situation is going to be.
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* After the title screen is shown in the first episode as pristine and clean with triumphant music; each following episode has [[EvolvingCredits more and more blood being sprayed across it]] with a ScareChord out of a horror show. In "Where I Really Came From", a larger splash of blood almost completely covers the "Invincible" logo itself, signifying how dire a situation is going to be. "A Lesson For Your Next Life" has a ''further'' blood splatter almost completely obscure any other colour, eventually having the background FadeToBlack and leaving only the blood-red letters of "invincible" handing in the void, as if signifying that this season will somehow be even DarkerAndEdgier than the first.
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* An alternate reality shows how bleak Earth would have become had Mark chosen to go along with Omni-Man. He begins by crushing Immortal's head to permanently kill him off and only further cements his heinousness by [[CruelMercy breaking Atom Eve's neck to paralyze her as opposed to killing her.]] Shortly after, he rounds on the members of Eve's resistance to kill them with a cold, unflinching smile, completely blase about the entire experience.
** According to Angstrom, most realities he's been to has Omni-Man and Mark turning against humanity and laying waste to it.
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** According to Angstrom,most '''most''' realities he's been to has Omni-Man and Mark turning against humanity and laying waste to it.
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''Invincible'' might be a {{Reconstruction}} of the superhero genre, but as anyone familiar with [[ComicBook/{{Invincible}} the comic]] can tell you, if you're expecting that this show will be LighterAndSofter than ''Series/TheBoys2019'', [[NightmareFuel then you're in for a nasty surprise]].
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''Invincible'' might be a {{Reconstruction}} of the superhero genre, but as anyone familiar with [[ComicBook/{{Invincible}} the comic]] [[NightmareFuel/{{Invincible}} can tell you, you]], if you're expecting that this show will be LighterAndSofter than ''Series/TheBoys2019'', [[NightmareFuel then you're in for a nasty surprise]].
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* '''''[[{{Gorn}} THE GORE]]. DEAR GOD, THE GORE.''''' The brutal fights from the comic are now animated in detail, showing the effects that the fantastic superpowers and technology in fiction have on the human body. And it's far from pretty. Also, it's worth noting that unlike ''{{Series/The Boys|2019}}'', where most of it was played for BlackComedy, it's all PlayedForHorror here instead, giving it a very realistic feel.
