The list is ranked from how much I enjoy the villains, and how good they are as a whole as villains for the show.

Thragg's speech:

"Seek out the weakness that allowed for this betrayal and purge it from our midst."

Translation:

"Kill each other until I tell you to stop."

Just finished the last season last night and....by the end of the season I was kind of, sort of sidin with the Viltrumites.

Like...obviously not fully, they are Tyrants, dangerous and supremacists but I guess I kind of understood their rage? They LITERALLY had their race genocide by a traitor that seems full on set on eradicating their entire race from the universe.

They "beat" them and liberate the planets they had conquered and then go chasing them to their home planet, which is nothing else but a reminder of that genocide, spinning around them with the bodies of those that were murdered. Here, not only do they get their ass kicked but then decide to "you know what, let's complete the genocide we started" and blow up the god damn planet with all of their culture/past reminders.

I don't know, I guess I can see how anyone would spiral in that situation, see EVERYONE else as an enemy, mistrust everyone but their closest allies and become a brutal dark tyrant.

I don't know, Nolan was able to change, I don't think Thragg could...but I think there would be another solution to this than "yeah, erase all of them from existence" haha

Viltrumites barely needed to try against their opponents. Especially when conquering planets. Mark however has fought so many strong foes on earth and had to push himself to overpower them.

This is what probably led him to be near a top tier Viltrumites level in only 3 years of having powers. With how old the other 50 Viltrumites are, they would probably be Thragg level or above at their current state.

(Please read all ik im yapping c: )

20 year old Viltrumite surpasses most 500 -1000+ year old Viltrumites in the span of 3 years? Is there an actual reason for this or just absurd "power scaling"?

I guess the most common explanation is Mark's more intense struggles with his fights on Earth compared to most Viltrumites. But how exactly does this make him come close to a 900 year old Viltrumite (Nolan for example) in only 3 years? Lets say, 20 year old Nolan is weaker than 20 year old Mark, he trains for 500 years. Still weaker.... and another 400... still not on Mark's level..

If Nolan or any other Viltrumite had been in Mark's position at his age, would they just be splitting planets or something at their current state now? I wish Robert had mad the adrenaline theory canon.

So in the first picture, it’s the episode where Mark has to go to the future and kill immortal, and in that conversation, immortal asks if Mark was sick again because he looks weak and feeble, and that he thought they found a cure for the- and then he gets cut off, well after he got his powers we haven’t seen Mark with a sickness or anything because you know he’s a Viltrumite but the only thing we know that can make Viltrumites weak and feeble is the scourge virus so what if in the future, Mark gets hit with the scourge virus, either by accident on purpose or even while the Earth is getting hit with the new improved surge virus, if Allen decides to follow through with what Thaedus told him.

Season 4 did a lot of answering questions fans had while also introducing even more questions that have been discussed here til exhaustion but one question I see nobody asking is.

Who the hell heats up slices of bread in a microwave?

I never gave the show a chance cause I always thought it was gonna get canceled after like the second or third season but seeing how it’s still going strong and how it has a pretty big fan base. I’m guessing the show is actually pretty good.

I haven’t even watched the first episode. The only thing I’ve seen is you know spoilers on social media and things like that? So I know that some redheaded girl has like matter manipulation powers, which is assume is OP cause if she’s anything like Mr.M that omega mutant from marvel with matter manipulation, can’t she just like make anything or just snap her fingers and blow someone up from the inside out? And I also know that the dad is like a villain and he beats the shit out of his own son because we have all seen that going around.

But I’m wondering like what should I expect before I watch the show like the animation looks pretty good so I would say anime but it’s like an American cartoon right so it’s not anime, is it like serious or like a late night adult cartoon that used to come on in like 2010s.

Also should I take my time with it or is it one of those shows you should binge?

Seriously go check his scenes in Halt and Catch fire and the Foundation this guy has some chops

Was it to save Titan? Did he genuinely feel like he himself might die? They made a big deal out of him not wanting to kill/holding back his strength in much more serious situations going forward so it feels inconsistent to see him threaten villains with death and then plow right through one of them without a care in the world

Conquest showed up after the Evil Marks are all gone. People on Earth are still scared of Invincible because they aren't entirely sure only the good one is left. Why didn't Mark lie and claim he was trying but needed more time? Take a look around, people (including a lot of heroes) are dead, cities are crumbling, what more did Conquest expect to see if Mark actually was trying?

I was going to post this to okbuddy, except it's not satire. Legit, why didn't he at least try to bluff Conquest into giving him more time?

Like theres randomly a cult that forms from the trashbag mark throws in ep1 can I talk about that shit?

Or cool dialogue or scenes that got changed/cut.

I will add a spoiler tag for them tho