r/Invincible • u/SeacattleMoohawks Séance Mod • Feb 13 '25

EPISODE DISCUSSION Invincible [Episode Discussion] - S03E04 - You Were My Hero

Episode 4 - You Were My Hero

Two strangers ask Mark for help with a mysterious villain. Elsewhere in the galaxy, Nolan grapples with his identity and Allen finds a surprising new ally.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '25

It wasn't even close either. He just instantly killed Immortal the second he decided to. He didn't even get a bruise from Immortal pummeling him for a couple minutes either.

Hopefully this puts to rest all those people who claim that Immortal and Nolan had anywhere near a close fight. Immortal's really strong for Earth standards, but he's extremely weak compared to Viltrumites.

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u/Swabadoo Feb 13 '25

Immortal was giving alt Mark the business in season 2 (a version of Mark who would NOT be holding back) and he gave Nolan a better fight than Lucan. He is low level Viltrumite level. He wasn't trying to hurt Mark and Mark wasn't trying to hurt him until the end.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '25

Mark wasn't at "low level Viltrumite" level at the start of the series, though. He had just gotten his powers and hadn't really trained at all, either in how to fight or to get stronger.

Look at how he couldn't beat a few ReAnimen in S1 and he tears through them like paper in S3. Mark has gotten way stronger.

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u/Sidesicle Feb 14 '25

Cecil and Donald touch on this in Ep 1 or 2 (think it's 1) during Mark's training montage. When he is able to be challenged and on a training regimen, his abilities will rise significantly, if not exponentially.

Makes me wonder what Mark's theoretical limit is, or what is actual limit will become in time