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Discussion: Season 4, Episode 5 Join the Discussion
85But Mark will experience this, really [Title Card].
What a battle... Conquest is awesome (Cecil screwed up badly), but Mark is still unrealistically good, kept his word and, despite everything, finished off Conquest. The animation is great, the scenes with the insides are tinny.
The frame where the Conquest is for Oliver is 10/10. But of course Oliver shouldn't have gone with them.
The series is super, but the appearance of conquest raised questions)
But the first half of the episode was also good. You see, by the time Mark gets back, the family will be bigger, huh
I understand this is the equivalent of the blue beetle from Disi in this universe? Only in the female version
I'll support the commentators above - The dynamics of the characters were excellent in this series. Both on the ground and during combat.
Oliver is still the weakest link in this gang. It would have been better if he had obeyed and stayed on earth. Although who knows, he may still play a key role in the future.
But the series is definitely one of the best.
But Mark got hurt too much for me.
Well, it's not surprising because he's not like the main character of this animated series and this story, it's not for nothing that an animated series was created in his honor.
Oliver is still the weakest link in this gang.
This is not surprising, because as father - Nolan - omniman used to say that in their race, the older you get, the stronger you get + experience in battles and if it was correctly translated in this series in Dubbing, then Nolan told me here for almost 1000 years, although I thought and it seemed to me that somewhere they said in the first seasons That he's only 500
1. how do they communicate with each other in space, if only Allen has telepathy. And if it's because of the chips— then okay. But then how do they communicate with the enemies, how does the dialogue even happen?
2. Why can they fly in space for days without oxygen, and then he died in 5 minutes without air?
2. They can't, they stop on planets to inhale, but Conquest exhaled, but he didn't have time to exhale.
It didn't really bother me, and I didn't even think about it.
I was more surprised when my mother opened the door for him and realized that he was outside the door when he hadn't even rung the bell yet.
2. As I understand it, they take in air and hold their breath. And then he exhaled, and Mark blocked his chance to inhale.
Mark's Beating from the Omniman
Or the gutted grandfather
Even knowing the whole story from the comics, it was still scary for Mark, the scene is wild
But the usefulness of the Techno jacket raises questions, like an imba, but it was useless in a fight, mb will still show its full potential.
Speaking of futility, throughout the series, the characters' power levels go back and forth and everywhere. The authors are very inconsistent in this matter: especially when the plot is pressed, so you can twist someone to the maximum, and someone to zero. The situation will be similar here, I think.
But in the plot of the Invulnerable itself, yes, it's just a cool cameo.
The only thing that still leaves questions is the Tech Jacket. All the threats to the Wiltrumites that Nolan had shown looked really dangerous. But it's not very convincing yet. I hope they'll show you why they're so scary to them. Now it's just shooting lasers that don't do any damage (even to that Walking Dread guy from the beginning of the series), and a self-healing suit.
@kriptopsix: the Wiltrumites have this logic: when the plot needs it, they die, and when they don't need it, they survive)
There are some rules, but Mark is the main character, so everything will be fine with him. Although I don't dispute that if gg had just been cut out in the middle of the plot, and then switched to Oliver or Omniman, it would have been damn brave.
As for me, the strongest series in terms of tramaturgy also did a good job: the original comic book as a whole often raises good atypical themes, but it sometimes fell short with disclosure + it was flat and one–sided at times. In the series, the arches are deployed more interestingly after all.
//I don't know how true it is, but I read that most of the budget went to guest stars who voice the characters.
I was wrong...
The most violent fight and animation style can be seen changing (compare space and a fight on a planet). Mark was gutted like a fish, it was even slightly uncomfortable to see the guts being pulled out of him. No jokes, no monologues, the stupidly harsh slaughter of two men. Conquest shouldn't have mentioned Eve, Mark went into berserk mode)
Among other things, there are excellent dialogues in the series (which was lacking in the previous one). They're just interesting to listen to. Nolan's drama with his ex-wife and friend was a thousand times better to watch than the intrigues in Hell. Unbelievable, huh? Although the constant re-use of the same animations was slightly noticeable.
And he deserved that kind of attitude. I don't even want Debbie to forgive him.
are replacing the male character with a female one, and we hear sarcastically sexist jokes from her mouth.
Well yes well yes
The series is of course 10\10
PS. I literally read from the Jacket's body language that it was a girl, half a minute before Zoey took off her helmet (respect to the animators), but when I saw Marinka under the helmet))) Zoey is very, very similar to Marinette Ladybug, and the dubbing actress is exactly the same, so I got sick.
Probably the best episode of the season, but it's too early to say anything...
And to give Mark his due, he clung on and didn't let go until the end.
The only thing that's not clear is why Conquest only started gutting Mark at the end.
Such a possibility, he was always open.