Nolan only did what he did in the end of Season 1 because basically he’s trying to convince himself he still believes and is loyal to Viltrum. He just needs Mark to validate him, which he doesn’t get, and that’s why he breaks like he did. He doesn’t actually see Debbie as a pet, nor does he actually see human life as pointless. That’s the whole point of it. He’s trying to sell himself on all of that.
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Pretty sure the character was named “Invincible” as a half-joke about how much he gets his ass whooped
He is gonna win stuff, but he definetely still is gonna get his ass whooped
Supposedly some weapons can harm Viltrumites. During Omni-Man’s explanation, we even see one kill the other with a bo staff during their purge. Probably engineered with Viltrumite tech
Mun3001sBtoInvincible@metacritics.zone•Me after reading all of Invincible for the first time in under 24 hoursEnglish
1·2 years agoHow Invincible do you think Mark is after finishing it?
The thing is that the TV show really shuffles the order of events. The last episode was issue #29, but there’s stuff that has happened in the comic but not the show yet. And some stuff that I’m pretty sure they’re just gonna leave skipped over.
Mun3001sOPBtoInvincible@metacritics.zone•What are Viltrum's expansion goals, and what is it like to live under them?English
1·2 years agoOhhhh, that’s exceptionally interesting. Guess they do have a motivation to want us, then. Wow, Nolan, way to mow down the empire’s cattle. Somebody is not getting a bonus after their millenium performance review.
Pretty sure they can make humans live longer through giving them better health conditions and expand their life expectancy, but they very much cannot stop a person from aging. They wouldn’t even have an incentive to do any of that, they see anything that lives less than them as weak and insignificant anyway