Amazon's Invincible - thoughts?

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If they do keep it then they'll probably do a cut to black at the end of the episode or something. Odds are that they'll have some special trigger warning at the beginning too.
Have Anissa ambush Invincible so that he gets slammed into the ground and then she just stare deviously down at him while levitating, cut to credits then the next episode can start with Invincible sitting there half-naked and in despair like he did in the comic. That'd be a relatively safe way to handle it.
 
The entire thing with Viltrumites killing each other because Thragg wanted to get rid of their weakness doesn't makes that much sense if you consider that Argall was murdered by one of the arguably most powerful Viltrumites in existence, so really wouldn't it make more sense if they would try to kill all stronger people, logically speaking?

The Viltrumite empire really stopped working as a super villain faction when we actually learn more about it, since it's just a few evil empire cliches and tropes stitched together that anyone who is older than 12 should have already seen better executed in tons of other media.
Given how the Viltrumite population was so small by the time the show starts (less than 50 left) you'd think their Empire would have started to use good PR and offers of peace, stability, free tech, and food to get people to join willingly, as opposed to using brute force. Maybe the brute force approach would've worked well under Argall when they had legions of Viltrumites, but between Thragg's purge and Thaedus' virus, there's barely enough of them to run a banana republic, much less a galactic empire.

The closest thing I seem to remember where an evil empire weeds out the weak was with the Old Republic-era Sith Empire from Star Wars. But they themselves do not kill their own people en-masse like the Viltrumites did; they just had high training standards, and those Force-sensitive acolytes who fuck up in the training die. But if they pass the training, they're good to go. It doesn't matter to them whether or not an acolyte's strength in the Force is great or small, so long as they pass muster on the training and can kill shit, they're Sith. Sure, there's a few power struggles between some Sith here and there, but there's literally millions of Force-powered Sith in the Sith Empire, so the most that does is just change the name of the asshole that everyone bows to.

Even the bloody Saiyans did better as an evil empire, and 99% of them are literally a bunch of fucking low-IQ monkeys addicted to violence. Instead of weeding out the weak, they send out their weak and stupid as trash mobs to take enemy planets, for them to sell to Freeza. Either the weak die off and they have less mouths to feed, or the weak succeed and the Saiyan Kingdom makes money from their exploits. Someone like Bardock, Goku's dad, was born as a lower-class weakling, but thanks to his many battles, he grew stronger to the point where he was almost as strong as King Vegeta. So at least the Saiyans give their weaklings the chance to grind and get better; the Saiyans don't just toss 'em aside.

Even when they had a total wimp like Goku/Kakarot who was born with a pathetic power level, he eventually grew to be powerful because of training. If Thragg was the king of the Saiyans at that point, Kakarot would've probably been euthanized in the crib, and the Saiyans would've never been able to beat Freeza as a result.
 
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Given how the Viltrumite population was so small by the time the show starts (less than 50 left) you'd think their Empire would have started to use good PR and offers of peace, stability, free tech, and food to get people to join willingly, as opposed to using brute force. Maybe the brute force approach would've worked well under Argall when they had legions of Viltrumites, but between Thragg's purge and Thaedus' virus, there's barely enough of them to run a banana republic, much less a galactic empire.
"Muh pride. Muh honor. Muh warrior culture."
 
I genuinely think one of my most hated tropes EVER is when a work "makes fun of" a trope that sucks...by proceeding to do that trope that sucks 1:1 but acting like you're clever because you had the characters go "man this trope sucks" ten seconds before doing it.
The Boys also did this with the whole “girls get it done” shit in season 2. Both produced by Seth Rogen too; Odd.
 
Given how the Viltrumite population was so small by the time the show starts (less than 50 left) you'd think their Empire would have started to use good PR and offers of peace, stability, free tech, and food to get people to join willingly, as opposed to using brute force. Maybe the brute force approach would've worked well under Argall when they had legions of Viltrumites, but between Thragg's purge and Thaedus' virus, there's barely enough of them to run a banana republic, much less a galactic empire.
Looking back they went about conquering earth in the most retarded way imaginable, they sent ONE lone obvious operator there to be a superhero for some reason and hep beat up villains for like 20 years before eventually it was time to act, and all he had to do was kill like 5 guys who would've lost to Conquest or Lucan anyway and try to get Mark on his side where they'd presumably tell earth not to fight back, if the plan was to always do it forcefully, why not do it that way right from the start? Or have Anissa come down to tell Cecil "yeah so obviously you can't beat us, just give us your resources and don't try to fight us and we'll give you our space tech, and won't even come down to oppress or kill anybody"? Sure it won't exactly be a firm grip, but that's about the most stable form of rule they could have with like 50 guys left around.
 
Looking back they went about conquering earth in the most retarded way imaginable, they sent ONE lone obvious operator there to be a superhero for some reason and hep beat up villains for like 20 years before eventually it was time to act, and all he had to do was kill like 5 guys who would've lost to Conquest or Lucan anyway and try to get Mark on his side where they'd presumably tell earth not to fight back, if the plan was to always do it forcefully, why not do it that way right from the start? Or have Anissa come down to tell Cecil "yeah so obviously you can't beat us, just give us your resources and don't try to fight us and we'll give you our space tech, and won't even come down to oppress or kill anybody"? Sure it won't exactly be a firm grip, but that's about the most stable form of rule they could have with like 50 guys left around.
Oh yeah absolutely. All the Viltrumites had to do was offer their strength in exchange for fealty. The audience saw Nolan go through that dimensional portal and absolutely destroy an entire planet, if he offered evidence along those lines and said "this is what we will do to anyone who threatens Humanity, in exchange you will provide X, Y, and Z to us." If they don't take the deal then let them get attacked, come back after some destruction, and ask again.

Edit: the Viltrumites could even stage a false flag attack, send other vassals to invade Earth and then come and defend and say they'll continue to defend Earth in return.
 
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