How Invincible Crafted the Perfect Twist Villain
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Hmm...I need to put the villain's name in the description without spoiling it...the villain is Damien Darkblood Cecil Omni-Man Red Rush Debbie William Doug Cheston haha there gottem
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“but dad, mom loved you!”
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@@vfsberry7491
Spelling mistakes, it happens often if you have large hands
The way I was whispering "please don't kill debbie, if he kills debbie I'm gonna cry, not debbie" every time omni man seemed slightly off, or was upset.
I FUCKING KNOW RIGHT i was so terrified for that poor woman holy shit
@@_holy__ghost WHEN HE PUNCHED THE WALL-
@@urmom8152 dude the second she threw the wine bottle at his head and said fuck you nolan i had to pause to mentally prepare myself for her death :( im so so glad she lived shes such a great character
I didn't think he would actually kill her until I heard him compare her to a pet
@@irongirltoni The pet-line is only referring to how we keep a pet 10-20 years before they die, and we replace them with the next cutie. That's what a wife basically is for Nolan, and his extensive life span. Not 'oh, she's a 3rd rate creature that I fuck."
Personally I felt the most tension in the show when he went to visit the tailor dude, very clearly suspecting that he knows omni man killed the league. They were just chilling out and drinking beer, and yet it was one of the most nerve racking things I've ever watched.
For Sure
Art
He 100% knew that art and Debbie knew. He has super hearing. He could hear them if you notice whenever it zoom in on. Amy man's face when he's flying above the building. You can still hear them talking showing that he knows. But at the end of the last episode you see that art is still alive showing He had humanity for someone who had helped him with his time on Earth and chose not to kill him. Even though he views human life as useless.
lol
I thought that was Art was just excepting death
What I love about Omni-Man's "She was like a pet to me" is that, while absolutely horrible, you understand where he's coming from. As a viltrumite, he'll live for hundred of thousands of years. He absolutely cares for Debbie, in the same way a Human cares for a dog. We know we'll outlive them. We know eventually we'll see them die. But we stick with them because we care for them. But by putting that into words, Omni-Man takes that on it's own concept and turns it into something dark. He's not only trying to convince Mark, he's trying to convince himself. I won't get into spoilers for the comics here but there's more to Omni-Man then the cold-blooded murderer we see in the show.
Edit: way too many people are hung up on the "pet" part.
Nolan doesn't genuinely see her as a pet. He doesn't fucking walk her or treat her as lesser. Really the only part of the pet analogy he truly meant was that she'll die long before he would. But that doesn't make her time with him any less impactful, hell it makes it MORE impactful. In just 17 short years, Debbie and Mark were able to make such an impact on Nolan that he genuinely starts rethinking centuries of indoctrination by the Viltrumite Empire.
Hey I know you didn't want to give spoilers but saying "there's more to Omni-Man then the cold-blooded murderer we see in the show" is still spoilers and hints of what comes next that we didn't get enough warning to not read
@@spaceclottey6250 Saying "they're going to develop this main character more in later seasons" isn't a spoiler dude.
Haven't read the comics but even from his past interactions and his flashbacks I could tell that he didn't fully believe that. It's what he tries to rationalize to himself but on some level it seems like he has gone soft and grown to love his family on Earth. I really like seeing that inner conflict, it makes Omni Man much more interesting and human.
@@MasterOphSky I don't care about the spoiler part but its true that indicating that what we see in the show is only the cold-blooded murderer kinda gives you an head's up to the direction omniman's evolution is taking, combining this to what you quoted and we've got some pretty good spoils again I don't care its just that my man space clottey wasn't rude and was litteraly trying to give friendly warning and you jump on his throat with a dry and agressive-ish comment 😥
Did you just copy and paste the Team 4 Star podcast captions as a comment?
That was like word for word from their podcast talking about it. Lmao
The fucked up part about Omniman's flashback is that what reminded him of that baseball game is that he punched out his son's teeth, then remembered his son playing baseball where he lost his front baby teeth.
LMA8
Not to forget the perverse percussive juxtaposition - fists on da boy - bat on the ball
Its nice to see someone else notice that detail
Ooh, so that's how it is
I immediately noticed that too, especially with how the cut to the present ended with him in the same framing as the scene. Its such a dark detail..
Every word he was saying to Mark in he finale felt like he was arguing with himself and not with Mark. It felt like he was battling his loyalty to vildrum with his love for his family. As if he he kept having to persuade himself to be loyal to his kind instead of feeling love for something.
In the end, as twisted as he is, he was still more loyal to his family, being the fisrt vildrum to ever abandon his station
That is exactly how it was. He was trying to convince himself, and if he convinced Mark, he might have been able to convince himself.
Not to be that guy but it's viltrum
I mean, yeah that’s what that was
Spoilers:
Nolan does get a redemption arc.
I’m glad that his EXACT motivations remained a mystery until the end. For a certain period, I thought his true motivations were to be the “sole protector” of Earth, as he said in the first episode (albeit alongside Mark). That would explain why he killed off his competition once Mark came of age, and why he doesn’t like team-ups.
The vagueness of the “Earth isn’t *yours* to conquer” line works here as well. He could have been saying that as in “Earth is *mine;* you can’t conquer it” as much as “Earth is *ours* to conquer.”
For me, once he "explained" Viltrum it practically clicked. Their "perfect" society and their "benevolent mission" came off as eery and disingenuous due to that description of flawlessness. As if Nolan didn't just brutally and stoically kill the Guardians the episode prior. It came off as reminiscent of Third Reich propaganda and their value of racial supremacy.
@@adamalexander1496 The Third Reich didn't colonize indigenous people, buddy.
@@somerandomperson3970
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generalplan_Ost
@@flyingsnail6079 Indigenous people. Non-whites.
I never got that impression from that line, and i can't see how anyone did. To me its clear as day that he means he is personally going to do it.
There's the implication that Omni-Man might not have even become a villain if Mark never developed his powers. At the start, it's believed that Mark has inherited no powers from his father, and they were seemingly fine with it. But once it develops, Omni-Man freezes for a moment, maybe he realised that he can conquer Earth with a Viltrumite son. Later that episode, he brutally murders the Guardians.
It's possible that Omni-Man did develop his humanity, only to toss it aside when he remembers why he came to Earth.
Comic spoilers**
You’re almost spot on. Omni-Man was hoping his son didn’t inherit his powers because then he can let his family live their lives and die before he enacts his plan. Since to him hundreds of years mean nothing, him living with his family was like a small vacation before he does his real job of conquering Earth.
I feel like the months Nolan spent in the Flaxus dimension are downplayed by a lot of people when it comes to the role they played in his (re)descent into villainy. that time spent engaging in classic viltrumian slaughter after all those decades living relatively peacefully was probably enough to undo most of what he "learned" during his time on Earth. Him murdering the gotg was first step, Flaxus was the rest of the staircase.
@@abysmalreign2207 More spoilers.....
It's more then that. Mark getting his powers confirms to Nolan that Viltrumite-Human hybrids are feasible, by Viltrumite standards. It's not about mere conquest. Not anymore.
@@nechdaught3412 I’m pretty sure he wasn’t actually there for 8 months I’m pretty sure just like how the flaxans got old on earth and died on the spot, Omni man was only there for maybe an hour or a day or two but his body aged like 8 months went past. Still, planetary slaughter doesn’t do ant favors towards one mental state
@@abysmalreign2207 So he would've still been a villain, just once the main cast had died and there wouldn't be a show
The first most telling line in ep 1:
"When our people come of age, we leave Viltrum, and venture out into the galaxy, using our abilities to help lesser-developed worlds. I volunteered to relocate to Earth, and be its sole protector."
*Sole* Protector.
I didn't notice that shit first watch
See, that line made me think that his reason for killing the Guardians was kinda simply that he believed he should be the only hero protecting Earth.
@@peanutkix honestly I think that was what made him a “twist villain” The whole time you were watching you were trying to find a good reason for what he did. You were holding out hope that even though he killed all the guardians he was still a good guy or had good intentions. The twist is that he wasn’t.
@@boshix8130 Weird, I did not have that expeirence. It was clear he had some evil motive all along.
I started to realize he was lying after he killed those green guys from the invading dimension. He said "Earth wasn't YOURS to conquer"
@@Spongebrain97
Yeah
I didnt notice the double meaning line, but it was the point in I knew it for sure too
"She was more like a pet to me" gives me the same vibe as "it broke my heart to put that tumor in her head" from GOTG2
“Whaaat...”
I've heard this line but I don't remember from where, can you remind me what GOTG2 stands for?
@@benjamincooper358 Guardians of the Galaxy 2
@@benjamincooper358 Guardians of the Galaxy 2
@@FallenAesthetics Right, sorry I wasn't even thinking films. Thanks.
It just comes back to Hitchcock's bomb theory. If two people talk about baseball and Hans tries to murder them out of nowhere, you get about 10 seconds of shock value.
If you show the audience that Omniman is a cold blooded murderer in the first episode then the whole series is pumped full of suspense.
And also part of Hitchcock's bomb theory "but whatever you do with that 10 minutes of suspense, you cannot let the bomb go off"
If only there was someone who didn't make his mistake
Kind of but not really. It’s such a dark reveal that you know Omniman won’t act on anything until the last epsiode of the season so there isn’t any suspense until those last two episodes.
@@crystalowl6608It's still building tension as his relationships with people become more and more strained as the season goes on. The only one not clued in by the end is Mark, who was the only person Omni-Man valued at that moment. We didn't know that he wouldn't kill Debbie when she got closer to the truth and finally confronted him. It's super compelling drama.
@@dragonheart1236
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Rex Splode really would have liked that advice to be true, he had a whole between-episode of suspense.
‘The primary goal of twist villains should be tricking the character, not the audience.’
Wise words my friend
Red Rush: "A brief conversation is hours for me! It's agony!"
How long did Red Rush spend in Omni-Man's hands from his view?
Pretty sure they showed that in real time of his experience. You can see the Guardians take like two steps while running and you can see him punch Omni Man's chest over and over until he breaks his hands in desperation.
To everyone else it was just as fast as Green Ghost's death.
Too long
@@nsahandler oh thanks , my dumbass was like , why is he taking that long , he's so freaking powerful , his skull should be crushed in a matter of sec, I thought they just slowed to show the intensity of it.
@Thijs Van bosch I mean did you see how fast he head-gutted Green Lantern ripoff?
@@kennethmathew3055 honestly I thought he was just taking his time out of cruelty + to let the dude get hits in so he'd be covered as a suspect since he was beat up too
I’m kinda a dumbass. When I saw the “think mark think”meme I thought he was going to find mark hurt from a battle, and telling him to be less careless
That’s what I thought too lmao oops I guess
I mean. That could also work, in another show xD
That’s exactly what I thought before I knew about Invincible.
I thought that too but I also hadn't heard of Invincible.
Yeah same, worked out for us though because the full force of the twist happened at once
I just wanna say, out of the trio of twist villains, Bellweather is the one I can forgive. She's the villain of a mystery story. If she were revealed to be evil to the audience before the main characters, her reveal would have no impact.
The issue was the fact that there were NO actual hints that it was her. The issue Schaff has is with the "gotcha" feeling, because it wasn't subtle. Not by a long shot.
Another issue I (and he) failed to mention is that for you to be able to reveal your twist villain early, not only must you prioritize the characters learning about them, but *it'd need enough reasons to fear for the characters, or make us actually interested in them learning about the villain.* It can't just be revealed early but then the villain is "revealed" again later, and that villain must be interesting enough to make us care about them lying to the characters. Plus, it'd need enough time to show how evil they can get so we care about why *the characters* should fear them.
Twist villains are a bit weird of a nuanced thing, and it's hard to do it right all the time... and if I'm wrong on all this, then at least it's hard for Disney to pull it off! 😂
But Hoodwinked was also about a mystery and the reveal made sense since there is clues that ties to the reveal.
Heck, even the Big Bad Wolf foreshadowed it by saying "never trust a rabbit."
@@bababooey5402 That's true. The only hint they give us is that sticky note on her computer that says "call doug" but that's a blink and you'll miss it moment, so I don't think it should count.
We didn’t think Bellweather could be evil, she was a “victim” of the mayor. A herbivore and that is why I was surprised by the reveal
One thing I noticed in more viewings.
Omni was prepping himself for the speech. You could see him practicing it. He was hesitant when he heard Mark's powers were starting to surface, even for a brief moment being disappointed. During the fight, he was saying horrible things, that Mark didn't matter, not even the wife. Nothing mattered on the planet.
Yet it did matter to him. Otherwise he wouldn't have left crying.
Omni man did NOT want to do this. He did NOT want to do any of this. There was no joy when he took down the Guardians of the Globe. That was just a job. He took a joy in that invading alien force, since they were attacking Mark.
But for the most part throughout the series, Omni had the look of a man who was only doing what he was supposed to do, not that would have liked it. He really did not want Mark to have powers so he could just live his life quietly.
It seems Omni-Man tricked you too. He's a killing machine that has no emotions. He's just putting on an incredibly convincing performance. Everything he's done has been in service of destroying mankind.
@@ThatOneGuy0006 that's just false
@@ThatOneGuy0006 lmao its not even funny how wrong that statement is
@@ThatOneGuy0006 eh, i think both arguments are kinda wrong.
The entire point is that Omni-man DOES have that touch of humanity within him. But he hates that he does. He's incapable of accepting that he's attached to his kid. That's why he flies away at the end. But he's still capable of absolute sociopathic murders as a Viltrumite would be. It's just the question whether his son and wife are involved.
@@ThatOneGuy0006 Yeah, flying away from the planet when he was clearly powerful enough to destroy mankind is clearly in service of destroying mankind.
I'm not saying he's a good person, but to say he only cares about destroying mankind is so wrong that it makes me question if you've even seen the show.
The scene where he told the aliens “Earth is not yours to conquer” at first seemed to me like a cliche phrase of a hero. It felt weird to see him say that, knowing he killed every Guardian. But with the finale it clicked. The phrasing made so much sense! Plus the ending scene where Mark talked with red alien about Viltromites just builds anticipation for the next season.
Hell yeah. The viltromites are coming 🤣
Him saying that was what made me realise he was evil, it kind of gave it away to me since it was so early in the season.
Sorry but ur color blind, that's an orange alien.
@@imaginegettingthat.99slopp7 lol
@@imaginegettingthat.99slopp7 thnx for the diagnosis
Cecil is the best gray zone “hero” he does what he does for the greater good but the zombie soldiers the nukes and the laser are a bit grey
Fair enough, he clearly shows discomfort using those methods. He's aware that sometimes grey actions are needed to fix the problem.
@@Wesmoen i mean i think he even says "there is good, there is bad. I am here to keep it a nice fucking colour of grey" something like that
He is who I would imagine running the SCP foundation, although I guess the agency he is in charge of kind of is that.
I will never forgive what he did to Darkblood
He’s Batman and Nick Fury wrapped up
Omni-man's relationship with the audience in this series is like an abusive one where we know he is evil but we find all kinds of excuses to deny that until it's too late, and that parallels what the characters are feeling in the show.
Great stuff!
Too bad the audience will forgive him anyways because peoples’ minds have become numb to forgiving every mass murderer by giving a stupid sob story.
Just look at fucking walking dead.
Omni man is also trying to convince himself these lives don't matter, he has changed, you can hear the deflated threats, but also hear regret when he is talking to his son, it is so heart breaking.
This is best seen in the
“It’s not too late.”
“Yes it is.” Exchange.
Omni-Man responds, clearly not having thought about his answer, and clearly not having allowed himself to even considering answering something else.
I feel part of what makes him so captivating is the use of "Hitchcock's time bomb". If you show a dinner scene and then a bomb goes off you feel shock and surprise, but if you show the bomb well before it goes off, you create anticipation and dread. Suspense.
Huh... Didn't know about that. That's interesting
I was going to post this too, the suspense there is much more compelling than a surprise would be.
Be honest, you got this from OSP didn’t you?
@@lemmonboy6459 it's a pretty common analogy people use for suspense.
Oh wow, that’s an amazing principle
Fun fact: When Omni-Man destroys that alien planet, we don't know how long he's there, but we were told that time runs faster there. We see he's got a beard by the end so we can assume it's been maybe a few days, but in the finale when he says Viltrimites age slower as the get older, it makes you realize he might have spent the equivalent of months or years tearing that planet apart.
By knowing the fact that they aged faster when they came to our dimension, it should be safe to assume he actually aged slower in there
You learn later in the comics that humans and viltrumites age slower in their dimension since the time stream is opposing them
He was there for 8 months in the comics.
It was a couple months
I'm pretty sure it wasn't that long. He already had a white underside to his hair, and he just grew it out in the few months he was there, since he didn't need to shave.
Fun story. My brother watched it before I did, but he'd watch with me to see my reactions. My brother told me that when Omni-Man said "Earth isn't yours to conquer" I jokingly said "it's MINE!" in response. I didn't even remember saying it weeks later when I watched the season finale. But he did. And he was internally screaming because he was basically like, "You just said it! That's the answer and you don't realize you just said the answer!!! GAHHHH!!!"
dude your brother is cool holy shit
Reminds me of my dad who was watching Avatar The Last Airbender with his friend who hadn't seen it before and when Yue goes off and becomes the moon they went "Ooh, that's rough..." and he had to keep himself from laughing out loud.
Both me and my wife assumed that's where it was going and we gave each other the knowing nod at the end.
The extreme amount of gore and savagery by which he killed people was also really scary. Other heroes in the series try to control their attacks but omni man attacks viciously, quickly, and without mercy leaving horribly mutilated corpses everywhere
This is why the kill of the flash-like dude is my favourite scene.
I'm sure that Omniman killed this guy as fast as he could, because you can't give him a fraction of a second.
But the scene is at the POV of the speedster. his fastest wasn't fast enough.
"You really think I was responsible for Tadashi's death? That was his mistake. Think, Hiro, THINK!"
Schaffrillas: That wasn't his mistake, you started the fire that killed him! THINK CALAHAND!
Baymax:
“Why would you activate my slaughter procedure if you knew i could hurt, maim or kill your friends? I’m a medical robot! Think Hiro! THINK!”
He only says think once
@@Nuka0420 read the comic
@@mredbadger i was talking about the show bro, and yes I have read the comic
The scenes when Omni man is with other characters and he’s acting really ticked off are terrifying, because you don’t know if he’s gonna leave them or splatter their head against a wall.
totally, like when him and Debby fight and he just says “we’ll talk later.”
The scene with superhero's tailor had this vibe to an amazing degree. Also because the tailor knew and Omni knew he knew.
God when he was talking to Art, I was TERRIFIED
@@pridemoth_ I was terrified as well, art is my second favourite character next to Allen
exactly, like when he was talking to the tailor
Another thing I noticed about Invincible while watching this is the character design. Typically, heroes are designed with primary colour, and villains feature secondary colours. Omni-man, appearing as a hero, adheres to this. He has a red and white suit. Mark, who is truly a hero, and opposes pretty much everything Omni-man actually stand for, has a yellow and blue suit. Mark also has a primary-coloured suit, because he is a hero, but has a completely different colour pallette to Omni-man, to match his completely different ideology and worldview.
Or I'm reading too much into things and it's just two different, really cool hero aesthetics.
No, you're completely correct. Their original designs in the Invincible comics were made _very_ intentionally.
Rex Splode's goggles being a little dweeby, Dupli-kate's immersion in purple to make her appear background.
Eve having a perfect-to-the-point-of-impractical suit, _because she creates it every time._
Robot's Mk1 chassis being rust-brown, with a glint of green intellect.
The Immortal having a costume _very_ similar to Mark, and _also_ the inverse of Omni-man.
To jump tracks for a bit, ever notice how Homelander's TV show costume is just slightly too _busy?_ Just a little too much frill. Tries too hard. Little chaotic.
Honestly, my favorite parts with Omni-Man weren't even the shocking violence. I was a massive fan of the father-son moments between him and Mark. The family man moments were all very enjoyable. Hope we get more of it.
@@Anunnamedtankblud must’ve not watched the last episodes
More flashbacks perhaps?
"Twist villains aren't twists if they become the normal! Think Disney think!"
That's what Disney wanted. They are sick of twist and turns. When everyone is a twist villain, none is special.
Syndrome
Oh no, the Mandela effect is taking effect
@@ComicSans-ew2ou ikr
Me: "What will you have after everyone's tired of disney twist villains!"
Disney: money man, I'll still get money.
@@ComicSans-ew2ou How? What? Where?
The question of Omni-Man wasn't "Is he bad?" It was "How bad?"
...The show did a pretty good job answering that last one.
And, conversely, it did a good job leading up to the answer. The whole season you're thinking about why he did what he did, and what else he's capable of. That made the answer(s) very satisfying.
@@shuriken188 yeah and it makes it better that it was weekly instead of just a binge watch
yeah im convinced more than half the commenters are brain damaged slowpokes. nothing surprising happened in the series, except the cruelty of the 1st and the last episode.
@@djodysseus7851 Actually, there were surprises, perhaps minute, within the series.
There's robot and his shenanigans.
There was the ballsiness of the show willing to butcher William's crush in front of him.
Episode 5, and getting to see all the characters being surgically operated on to save them, and the complications of superpowers sometimes getting in the way of that (monster girl going monster for a second).
There's also just generally the character writing, that was very nuanced and well done.
Debbie, having enough courage to work behind Nolan's back to figure out if he did it or not, and still being willing to throw a wine bottle at his head and say "fuck you" to his face, even though she no longer understood the kind of man he was, and whether or not he'd just crush her head right then and there for all she knew.
Honestly, it was chalk full of really neat moments throughout the series.
Well for me it was "does HE think that he's bad?" Because I thought his reasoning was going to be something like "humanity needed a wake-up call so new heros could stand," not "join the empire, sonny boy!"
Loved the way the first season ended, and I can't wait to see what else happens.
Also I'm glad to see the all the other villains were touched on during the last montage. I was really wondering what was going to happen with those pink things on Mars.
The irony of the pet line that I think everyone misses is that people love their pets more than people. He loves Debbie, deeply. She's the kind of pet, to him, that you're still mourning 20 years later on your death bed. He's lying to himself completely with that line. He calls her a "pet" in an futile effort to dehumanize her. As an immortal you would have to learn to prioritize emotional attentions, but that doesn't mean he wouldn't be mourning his mistake for centuries
Absolutely. I had a bonded animal once. Her death was more tragic than my father's.
I didn’t realize there were after credit scenes so I went through the whole show not knowing he killed the guardians and I loved figuring it out since he slowly becomes more and more insane.
cap
That's nice and all but there isn't after credits. And if there are after credits that scene isn't one.
I can’t believe the Lion from Zootopia became a better twist villain than the Sheep from Zootopia
w h a t
@@TESkyrimizer the lion in zootopia has the same voice actor (J.K Simmons) as omni man.
The Chad God Omni-Man vs The Noob Virgin sheep from Zootopia.
Jk simmons has been in so many things I love....
That's call superiority of species I guess.
“It’s better for your twist villain to trick your characters rather than your audience” that’s a useful tip
Disney can't hear it, they're to busy copy and pasting twist villians from one movie to another.
But also they should be able to trick the audience, like you know they’re evil because you saw them be evil, but if you missed that part you wouldn’t know.
What I’m saying is, your twist villain tricking your other characters shouldn’t rely on their stupidity, after the twist is revealed to the audience your villain should still seem like a good guy, just like they did before the twist was revealed to the audience.
The Usual Suspect, Psycho, Se7en, and even Chinatown use this tactic well.
@@robertdevito5001 ok so, what your saying is trick your audience first, snd then give them hints of evil
@@Fishj659 I took it as the only reason the audience should know they're a villain is because they have information the characters don't. The twist villain should be convincingly good even when you know they're bad.
i watched this show on my own and went to watch it with my dad, and he got really invested in the relationship between omni man and his son, then we got to the end of the first episode and he almost cried because he thought we could do father son bonding thing (and he realized that he would be the bad guy in that metaphor) and refused to watch the rest of the show with me, so that's always nice
That last ep would be roughhhh to watch together
Your dad can always make another kid.
Awww poor dad 😢
Just wait a few years, then it can be a bonding moment
Your poor innocent dad 😂 I hope he does watch the rest with you though. It’s a great show
I think the “twist” part of the character is that he actually loves and cares for his son
There's something about Omni Man's presence. In other shows, when an all power character effortlessly kills millions, I really don't feel a thing. But with Omni Man, I actually felt just as scared of his power as the characters in the show felt. He felt threatening, and absolutely terrifying by the 7th episode. I can't put into words how it's different, but it's incredible nevertheless. To see this all powerful being who is pretty much *title card*
You got my like with the last sentence
I think it might be because while he's extremely powerful, he was almost stopped multiple times. Unlike characters like superman who feel like they only ever lose when the plot needs them to, the world still has a chance to stop Omni-Man. It's just that he's always capable of pushing past their defenses. He's close to the main characters too without them even knowing what he's done, so every time we see him do something we have that same "Jesus *christ*" perspective as the rest of the people he lives with
I feel like its partially because of the gore yknow? In most shows and movies we really don't see the destruction properly and because the visual are fucking scorched into our eyeballs in this show, it creates more of an impact.
I'd add to what others said the f'ing sound design! All the sound effects associated with him are not like sleek and smooth or too bombastic to take seriously or anything else, they're HEAVY! Listen again to the sound effects when he hits the ground or throws a punch, it's always BOOM! Also the character design he's so beefy plus the salt & pepper and that goddamn mustache.
I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING AT THE *title card*
I'm convinced at this point that every character J.K. Simmons plays is golden.
That's why he's one of my favorite actors. The man can be funny or very intimidating. Sometimes even both, like in Whiplash.
You could have him play a talking bird and he would make it work.
Peanut M&M is a twist villain; pretends to be dim, but you know he's killed people.
Remember. Kai exists.
His best acting job is for the farmers insurance company.
I love your take: the purpose of a twist villain isn't to fool the audience, but the characters. Omni-Man worked so well because we could fully see how the characters slowly learned about Omni-Man being evil, and their reaction to it. We got to see Omni-Man in his evil form and how he carried out his evil plans. It created a ton of suspense, and oh boy, the payoff was very good.
10:06 it reminds me a lot of "Our boy... I'm killing our boy!" scene from Castlevania
A very *heart breaking* scene.
Dracula was f*cking amazing. The true definition of a tragic villain.
shit show sadly
Side note: I love that Darkblood isn’t a joke character in this adaptation. In the comics he was cool at first, but over time it was a bit of a gag that he would solve all these crimes and mysteries AFTER everyone else had already known what was happening. Here not only is he a competent detective, he winds up as a main part of the plot.
I hope Darkblood makes a return somehow, he's a very interesting character
Given how the show is a drastically improved product over the comic, I could see Cecil trying to make contact with Darkblood to see if demons have anything to stop the coming Invasion.
I haven't read too far into the comic yet so I'm not sure if this is already a thing of sorts.
How did Mark regrow all those teeth he lost against Omniman???
@@Mapspalo alien power shiz
@@Mapspalo False teeth exist.
Before I saw invincible, the “Think Mark” meme made me think Mark was gonna get too carried away with his powers and become evil, boy was I wrong
same here
i thought it was just an intense training session with the OP dad....
well...
what a cruel learning experience..
I thought mark was omniman telling himself to think about what to do with the kid dying... boy was i super wrong
I thought it was gonna be Omni Man berating Mark for getting into a fight way out of his league or something
I thought it was gonna be like, they were in a war or something and he was just being aggressively motivational. So glad I finally watched this show
I love how the question we ask the most is "How far will he go?" it is a scary question that Omni man makes us ask again and again but the answer is always "Not far enough" such a cool villain
7:12 still gets me the way the “Whaat thee fuuck” is slowed down
best part about the “debby is like a pet” reveal was how it contrasts the speed guy’s talk with his gf before he died talking about how he enjoys time with her and loves her even though they experience time differently
STOP IM HURTING
And then Omni man for some reason chose the most brutal death possible for someone who experiences time slowly, wtf. Though, I guess you could say any death would be that slow so idk, probably not worse than burning or drowning.
@@plantinapot9169 DUDE I DIDNT EVEN THINK ABOUT THAT HOLY SHIT
@@jonahamvs7229 lol yup, YIKES!
YO HOLY SHIT THAT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE
I think the line “Who knows? I can make another kid” said to Mark is on the level of fucked up as Omni-Man calling Debbie “like a pet” to him. I haven’t seen a lot of people focus on that line, and it just shocked me how cruel and callous it was...
its largely due to the fact that he contradicts what he says 5 seconds later by not being able to actually kill mark
@@ladygeneveve3805 It's still cruel and to me, him not killing Mark doesn't remove for the fact that he's been beating him up and emotionally torturing him up until that point, which is why he says that
@@AkiraTanaka11 i never said him killing mark made everything he did okay, i said that it's why nobody talks about the line "I'll just make another kid.
@@ladygeneveve3805 I meant that I think it still stands out as another brutal punch to the gut in Omni-Man's commitment to justify his view on humanity, even if he later realizes he too, did value Mark's life. He still was so adamant that he told him otherwise, even if it wasn't true
@@AkiraTanaka11 why are you trying to convince me of this stuff, i just answered your question, that is all
Throughout the series I honestly thought that Omni-Man was just some sick Psychopath, the way he acted, I was always so on edge when he interacted with anyone in this show. The twist was amazing, great show.
Same
The term psychopath is ableist
@@hithere2477 wdym?
Omni Man is a great character - not just as a twist villain but as a tragic monster, too. Omni Man genuinely believes he's doing the right thing but has to commit horrific acts in order to achieve a perfect society. He clearly loves his wife and son but his twisted ideology overtakes his kinder side in brutal ways. Amazing, and J.K.Simmons deserves an award 😢
There’s one scene that sticks out for me. The scene with Nolan and Art Rosebaum, where they have drinks together. The whole scene made me feel uneasy and uncomfortable because I didn’t know what was going to happen. Was Nolan going to kill him because he knows? Was he going to let him live? That’s what happens when a character is written like this. You never can tell what they’ll do next.
When Art was closing his shop and that Omni Man showed up, I had chills literally. I was scared to what he'll do to him after exposing him to Debbie. Then he wanted to have drinks with him. And this also made me feel uneasy to what he'll do next to Art. And after that, he never killed him. He still let him live which made me relieved for Art.
@@dreyblanc7503 which means he will most likely die later
I was so nervous man
I felt like that when watching Dark Knight as a kid. Joker was so terrifying because I never knew what he was going to do and that was the first time ever I feared anything in that way. Monsters in movies would just eat you/tear you apart, but him? He could just as easily fix your hair as he could douse you in acid, the tension was that high!
It's so true, that scene was spooky. Poor art knows he's talking to a killer and there's nothing he can do to defend himself. What I really like though is that you can war game out Nolan's perspective. Should he kill Art to keep him quiet? But if he does kill Art, he'll 100% be the obvious suspect, it's just such an easy connection to make. Maybe you can just scare him into silence. You could see that's it's a tough call for Nolan to make, so you can't be sure what he'll do. The mystery drives the suspense.
"What's 17 years!? I can just have another kid" hit harder than the train
Edit: I wonder if they will make invincible 2 worse than ambers character development.
That scene felt like he was talking to himself rather than mark
Trying to convince himself that his feelings are worthless and all that matter is his loyalty, the moment when mark tells him that "I'll have you dad" breaks his resolve.
Görkem Aykut hell yeah!
The train didn’t even hit hard, Marks Body did
That was Nolan coping.
Ngl, Marks dad trains him hard
I love that even in the first episodes when he’s training mark his true cruel nature is sprinkled in there
Here is another thing that makes Omni work as a twist villain.
He is a great dad.
Seriously, most of the time a character’s evilness gets teased by them being a just generally unpleasant guy. But Omni isn’t just nice to be around, he is caring, looks after his son and is an almost perfect mentor for Mark. This makes him incredibly likable and makes it so that the audience wants him to be good and coming up with mental justifications for what we know he has done.
It also makes it hit even harder, when the true limits of his evil are revealed. It doesn’t conflict with his good sides, but because we know those are there, it hurts so much more
It's the Hitchcock method. The audience knows more than the characters, so they're stuck in suspense waiting to see HOW and WHEN each character learns what we already know. It becomes about the characters more than the plot, which provides strong emotional connection.
Well said. Every development was so goddamn impactful, because there was a constant sense of tension in the character interactions. Like, "maybe THIS time is when Debbie figures out the murders." It added such a sense of stakes to every conversation.
The technical term is "dramatic irony", by the way. I don't mean to sound condescending, so sorry if it comes off that way!
Is this like that one typical scene in every soap opera where the main character is hugging the villain and the villain grins behind them?
Stranger things did this perfectly in my opinion
@@ar.6968
LOL I know that term and have the same insecurity over using it. That's why I didn't in my OP. No worries!
"Let's see how you handle this."
He didn't mean the punch. He meant everything AFTER the punch. He KNEW what that would do. What that would do to his son PSYCHOLOGICALLY. AND EVEN AFTER ALL THAT MARK STAYED TRUE TO HIS SOUL. And THAT'S why the show is called Invincible. NOT because of his powers. But because of his SPIRIT.
Damn.
"I could crush your body! I could smash your bones, but I'll never break your spirit Monkey" - Rasslor, in his battle against Monkey in an episode of Dexter's Laboratory
@Zain EWWWWW MY 4TH GRADER BRAIN DOES NOT APROOOVE!!!
that is so beautiful :'')
Damn indeed.
No... he didn't, he meant the punch. There wasn't a hidden meaning
the videos you make like this really sticks with me because the way your voice performance is while talking about how deep some things can be just gives me more goosebumps and chills- It's genuinely something i look for when i watch videos specifically reviewing something that i love
I love the touch of omni man flying so fast that all the blood on him just burns off.
Schaff: You actually like shrek 3?! FINE, What’s 17 more hours *punch*. I can always start again *punch*. Make another review *punch*
The GOAT of all comments
doesn’t this imply Schaff would feel bad about beating his kid for liking shrek 3?
@@swsamp8397 yes and it's just shows how much he hates Shrek 3
I'm actually kind of surprised this wasn't touched up on here.
Sure, he can make another kid, but the world now knows how big of a monster he is, so it's not like anyone's going to be lining up to make his babies any time soon.
Thing though is: who could stop him from doing so anyway?
I am the 1.8K like
I feel like the "Think Mark" scene is even more heart breaking when you listen to what he's saying as he brutally beats mark.
"I can always start over! Make a new kid!"
In retrospect you realise this wasn't a threat to mark, but rather, omni man trying to convince himself. Trying to work himself up to murdering his own son.
Omg I can see that
Do you think Omni man deserves Redemption
@@animezilla4486 I think the possibility exists and I wouldn't be surprised to have him redeemed Darth Vader style, on his death bed, as he died to protect his son. But I'd be pretty happy if they commit to him being awful through and through
I dont want to be annoying but the line is actually "I can always start again, make another kid" sorry if I was annoying
@@Kodasa_Sinclair Spoiler
They most likely won't. He's a good guy inside now. Just trying to convince himself to do his duty to the viltrum empire.
There’s one thing that really stands out to me that speaks to some of the understated genius of how they handled the twist and killing of the Guardians. As you said, they were able to deliver an unsettling and brutal moment that shocked the audience, while still leaving room for Omni Man’s brutality to peak at a later point. The thing that makes it even better, for me, is that it’s not just that he was brutal. They could’ve shown him thoughtlessly killing a human to have that effect. The wild thing, is that they were able to do this while taking out Omni man’s biggest threat on earth. With the guardians out of the way from the jump, there’s a sense of impending doom, and anxiety about who can actually stop Omni man. This just raises the stakes throughout the show, as we question Omni man’s motivations, and also gives us added investment into the progression of Mark and his ability. As someone who went into the show knowing nothing about the comics or the story, the entire time I was wondering, “is it possible that Omni Man was justified? And if not, who the hell is going to stop him?“
Without the early reveal and ambiguity of his motives, there wouldn’t be the same sense of urgency for Mark to become competent, which is even heightened by the fact that there are no Guardians left to fall back on for help
I really love how this scene if you cry easily meant to see through tears and if you didn't cry yet it doesn't give you enough time to feel sad because you are like "oh,shit" all the time until the slow,sad,dark,silent and that feeling of fear for Mark's life.
And that end let all you saw sink in and somehow make you feel involved in the show because you feel bad for all of those who just died,something that touches on your humanity that is the main point of the episode
"What will you have in 500 years?!"
"You, dad...I'll still have you."
That part was fucking heart wrenching.
I sobbed at that line. That was devastating.
And when you read the whole comic this line just hits... different
@@marcelrojewski3129 Agreed. Still tear-jerking, but in a mixed way. Beautiful.
Makes me tear up every time
Spoiler:
He didn't have his dad in 500 years
He probably wouldn't be evil if Parker got his pictures of Spider-Man on his desk by noon.
I fricking knew this was all Toby McGuire's fault.
I mean, the *menace* is literall everywhere, how can you not get pictures.
@@groofay In fairness, nobody fixed his DAMNED DOOR!
Or if Neiman could be on his fucking time
This joke stopped being funny so long ago, please stop
Just finished it. Debbie (Invincible’s mom) is my favorite character 😊 I feel sorry for her and Mark. Its amazing how Nolan/Omni-man plays the part of a good father and perfect husband so well, that even when he slips sometimes, you can’t help but wanna overlook, even after what we know what he did
Debbie really is the strongest their is. You have to be strong to hold your ground against Nolan.
the fact that the writers knew how to write a proper twist villain is so briliant
The fact that Dr Doof still hasn’t conquered the tri-state is the biggest twist of all time.
He is a twist hero
He was the only reason i watched the show. Phineas and Ferb had no personality
See the thing is, everyone already knows who he is and is willing to be ruled. He just doesn’t feel like he’s earned it yet
@@PolishGod1234 why you gotta do my boy Ferb like that? 😞😞 smh
@@PolishGod1234 now that i think of it ur right
They did nothing but build
We could never really relate to them, or see their personality.
Honestly never even considered him a twist villain until watching this, but I guess that's one of the reasons he works so well as one.
Wow, you're here
Hey there!
I think a lot of it has to do with presentation. It's clear his time on Earth HAS impacted him, and everything he does is a fearful attempt to reassure himself he's still a Viltrumite at his core. He's refreshingly complex, but easy enough to understand. Phenomenal character.
I feel like it's because we're so used to the concept of a twist villain, that is, the trash version, that when we have an actual good one show up, we don't immediately associate them with one
"Earth's not *yours* to conquer"
Hindsight: Sheeeeeeeeeeeeit
5:43 he did not come clean to Mark…….. he was covered in blood. 🩸
Very late saying this but the reason he killed the guardians so early on is bc in the original comic the writers were worried the comic wouldn’t make it to the 22nd issue (the issue they wanted to have the twist) so they put it in the 2nd issue instead
I think part of the reason the “THINK, MARK!” moment is so meme-able is because JK Simmon’s delivery of that line is genuinely very funny. He sounds like a frustrated parent scolding his 8-year-old son because the son is struggling with a simple math problem.
That's how he views it i think
I mean
Thats how he views this whole situation
It's funny in hindsight but for me (probably just my personality) I was so invested in the moment that I never disconnected for a second to take in any humour from that scene. Was just purely in shock
To viltrumites considering other races beneath them and conquering them is as simple as a math problem for an eight year old, and in viltrum years mark is practically an infant.
“IF JOHNNY HAD 5 FUCKING APPLES AND HE LOST 2 HOW MANY DOES HE HAVE LEFT?????!”
The real villain here is the Mandela Effect: Omni-Man only says "think" once in That Scene, not twice
What are you talking of? If you listen to the show you only hear him saying once. But two time sound better.
THINK MARK, WHAT WILL YOU HAVE IN 500 YEARS!?!
Its the Luke I am your Father effect. It sounds better as a stand alone quote.
He says it twice in the comic
It was in the comic
I was already attached to the guardians before they were murdered ;-; I remember feeling actually ill during the finale, and I can handle gore. It was the sheer thoughtless, careless massacre of thousands that really made me sick
I just finished watching Invincible yesterday and wow was it incredible…. this story and it’s character rang so true to me and are all significantly deep and well written. Invincible has something very much in common with Berserk in that it almost takes a toll watching / seeing it unfold. You become so emotionally invested and charged that you live thru the emotions and betrayal / pain of Marc and Debbie.
Steven Youn and JK Simmons did incredible with their vocal performances. I tear up everytime I hear Marc’s voice break with his heart saying “I’d still have you dad….”
Speaking as someone who has experienced much loss in my short 27 years; I think often how the ultimate curse in my mind would be to be immortal. If you tell someone that all they know and hold dear would be taken from them while they weren’t allowed to die (much like GUTS) people would view that as the ultimate hell, but when spread across an eternity so many people don’t think about the downside of being immortal.
The way in which Omni-Man’s dialogue and emotions are written; he is clearly speaking from some sort of experience and in a lesser series it would have had him either completely turn 180 against his past and embrace humanity or else stay full committed to his evil side. Him as a villain as well is fueled / pitched in a way where introducing earth to the empire would be a good thing.
There is so much gray in his character.
Can we take a moment just to talk about how cool the cut-to "Invincible" title screens were?
Yes
They weren't cool, they were hilarious lol
@@diegovaldes1408 depends on your humour cuz i didn't laugh once
An amazing detail is that the invincible title gets progressively more and more bloodied up to represent how fucked up things are
I liked how they progressively got bloodier and bloodier as the episodes went on, by the time episode 8 happened there was a huge blood splatter covering the entirety of the letters
The fact that everyone has memed the finale of the show to the point everyone knows the spoiler, and people are still amazed by Nolan's character just shows how truly impressive this writing is.
i think its cause with it being invincible, it was usually the screenshot so ppl can just assume its the brutal fight but we didnt know he'd fucking MURDER A WHOLE TRAIN, CITY BLOCK, AND THE GUARDIANS. but also how he does seem genuine rather than the bullshitting "im good". he genuinely love his family! so it just. yeah
That is the true mark of a good show. One where you know what is going to happen, but watch it anyways and are entertained.
Once Omni man explained what viltramites were in the way that they were good I knew he was gonna be bad. The twist isn’t for us, it’s like watching something terrible happen but you can’t take your eyes off if
I knew the meme without watching the show, upon watching the show goddamn did context nuke me the fuck away
I think it's because the spoiler doesn't even matter. Like any great story, the journey is more important than the destination and the writers of this show proved they understood that by laying everything out for the audience instead of trying to trick them at the last second.
Alright
The use of the show’s title card thing for the ad was funny
I really like how it was so in our face that he was evil but we wanted to find a reason why he wasn’t
Literally the second I saw him resist killing his son, all I could think of was Dracula from Castlevania. "My boy. I'm killing my boy."
SAME
“Your greatest gift to me... and I'm... killing him.”
I just finished watching Castlevania so this hits harder
I watched Castlevania with a friend and at that point she was yelling at the screen "stop that please stop!", I wish I could watch Invincible with her but its too violent :P
@@TheTrueReiniat Yeah, I understand that. As a fan of the show, I personally feel like they should have done the train scene or the collapsing building scene, not both. The show isn't any worse by having both and it defo earned both, but two hyper violent mean spirited scenes back to back just kinda made me quit liking the show for a few minutes.
Another small detail that I noticed was while Omni Man and Debbie were on vacation. Before the monster attack, there was a man who was taking pictures with someone dressed as Julius Caesar. And Nolan says "Earth's greatest _conqueror_ in history and this is how he ends up." (or something along those lines)
He compliments Caesar on being the greatest conqueror to unite the Roman Empire. Because it's exactly what he plans to do to Earth with Viltrum, on a much larger scale (and was resentful of how disrespectful the humans were of Caesar's "legacy").
The writing in this show is just 🤌🏼
are you implying that Caesar's legacy isn't worthy of respect, given that he saved Rome from the brink of collapse under a deranged and corrupt senate which had become so alienated from the needs of the people it represented as to plunge the country in civil war rather than ratifying land reforms?
@@lorefox201 based and despot-pilled
@@Drekromancer "Princeps" pilled, but thank you!
He's right though, it's pretty humiliating and disrespectful how we treat our own historical figures.
@@lorefox201 While it is true he fought a corrupt senate, his actions set the precedent for future Caesars with half the wit and compassion to systematically oppress the people and consolidate their own power and petty wants. Caesar caused the fall of Rome by making it clear that murdering your opposition is fine.
It's so bizarre that he's a good twist villain considering it was spelled out for us in episode one. Usually, I feel like that would make the other characters feel like idiots and the mystery around the character a bit boring. I typically prefer little hints to their villainy (like Hans looking to the chandelier before redirecting the crossbow arrow to make Elsa's death look like an accident - he was absolutely a terrible twist villain, but that single moment was AMAZING and always gets overlooked).
I love that they managed to keep his motivations shrowded rather than his villian status.
Also, John Silver in treasure planet is an anti-hero with a perfectly written character arch, not a villian of any kind.
I saw your video last night, watched about 30 seconds, and ran to go watch this show. I knew it would’ve been amazing if you suggested it so strongly. I am so glad I watched it first, it was SO GOOOD. I can’t wait for season 2.
Omni man sounds like he'll burn your house down with combustable lemons if you don't give him the pictures of Spider man by noon.
Love this
oh absolutely!
@StormyD186 jk simmons also voices ford from gravity falls
Or if you don't play drums faster.
Hope people can find that edit ;)
Omni: “What will you have in the next 500 years!?!”
Mark:”You dad… Ill have you.”
Everyone 😭 *
*Red Dead Redemption 2 flashbacks*
"I gave you all I had..."
*Omniman leaves Earth*
@@MrSottho No...no! Stop!
Candice...
ahhhh qwq
I love the way they make the viewer *feel* like they’re in this universe, like they’re one of the main characters. They put you in the same headspace as them, they make you wonder why Omni-man would kill the guardians, why he’s acting so abrasive. They make you hope there was a good reason, they make you believe there was a good reason without outright saying it. You just want that confirmation. Then, just like how the character felt, you get betrayed as you realise there wasn’t, when you realise he really is just a twisted conqueror and you feel that betrayal and you feel that grief. It’s great writing
I had this tab on pause for three days so I could binge the series. Absolutely worth it.
Fun fact: invincible got a higher rating on imdb than infinity war and endgame
and it absolutely 100% deserved it imo
Good
@@ellieanator as a infinity war (not really endgame ) fan i agree with you
Honestly both are filled with gaps, plot holes and some pretty bad writing at times.
@@lootcat1230 not gonna stop stupid people like me from liking infinity war
"After 500 hundred years, what will you have?!"
"You dad. I'd still have you."
That sat with me for a while because how hard it hit
Nothings made me tear up like that in a while.
and his immortal wife and children
@MAGAT slayer I think he does become reformed in the comics but yeah show could be different
"Crazy Frog"
me at 11:59 Hmmm, i wonder wheres hes going with thi- wait a minute...no...No, No! NO-
Off topic but I LOVED treasure planet. One of my absolute favorite movies as a kid
Omni-man's fight/obliteration of the Flaxans also showed just how powerful he can actually be when he genuinely doesn't have any empathy for his enemy. The man went so hard he literally ignited their planet's atmosphere at one point and effectively rendered their world into a Fallout-esque hellscape. With that in mind when he ultimately fights Mark I get more of a sense that despite everything he's saying and doing he's still actually holding himself back a lot.
Yeah, maybe that's why he's so focused on convincing his son that Earth lives are worthless -- he's trying to convince himself as well. If his son gets on board despite being born there, then it must be okay to decimate the whole place. But his son never lets go of the attachment, so he's not given an easy way out to make a choice. He gets conflicted and flies away, unable to come to an answer...
@@GlobusTheGreat that's actually a really good analysis, damn
@@GlobusTheGreat But the goal wasn't the destruction of Earth, they want it intact so it can be a valuable part of the Viltrimite Empire. Still a good point
Despite them both requiring cold blood; conquering and executing are two very different goals. Due to the extra-dimensional nature of Flaxon, it is not conquerable to Viltrum. Al they need to do is not open the portal to our dimension, and they'd be safe, but a potential threat. They'd be able to fight Viltrum entirely on Flaxon's own terms.
Executing Earth in the same manner would simply leave a lifeless rock orbiting the sun. Viltrum may get minerals, but they likely have those in abundance elsewhere.
Conquering requires survivors to submit and accept your new rule. You can have an empire that owns all the empty space in the universe, without something/someone there to defend this claim, you actually have no empire. I can claim to be Emperor of all Jupiter and Her Moons, but unless I or someone else were there to enforce that claim, no one believes me.
@@iunderstanphotography2780 to decimate just means reduce by one tenth, not destroy entirely.
Schaff: *actually really likes Omni-Man as a twist villain*
Omni-Man: *laughs like J. Jonah Jameson*
Heh heh...I get that
@@tiffany-chan1235 Thank you, I was hoping someone would. 😉
"AHAHAHAHA, you serious?"
Honestly, Omni-Man and J Jonah Jameson kinda have opposite types of personalities. Omni-Man tried to hide his true motives by pretending to be Earth’s greatest defender, seeming good while being evil. Jameson, on the other hand, is someone extremely passionate about journalistic integrity in The Daily Bugle, even though his obsession with Spider-Man can make him look like someone who just hates superheroes. He seems evil on the surface, but in reality he’s just stubborn about one hero because of the property damage that could’ve been avoided.
@@bleepblock2177 toby Maguire just sits there with a blank stare
"Hhhhhahaha"
8:00 “You’re Horrible! 👉🏼”
“You’re an Irredeemable Monster!”
“A-Ah What took you so long, IDIOT.”
Memes aside, the twist villain was the twist within the villain. Touché.
“Earth isn’t yours to conquer”
Gosh that line gave me goosebumps.
He was so scary. I literally almost sh*t my pants in the scene where mark’s friend was in the car and he asked where he was
Moooood I was like nOT WILLIAM PLS
"Where's Mark, William?"
*dent noise*
@@ranaldmacdanald8059 "... You were supposed to drop him off ..."
made me shit bricks!
Yeah, when Schafrillas said “capable of redemption” I had to pause the video and take a seat out of pure shock. How the “twist villain” trope managed to be beaten into the ground by repetition but “anyone can have a redemption arc no matter how many people they murder” somehow WASN’T just shocked me to the core. Like, I’m genuinely serious about this: if Invincible decides to make Omni-man into a good guy by the end of the show, it will not be a good show. The absolute most I will tolerate is a Darth Vader style “realizes he was wrong/the meaning of love/etc.” as he dies cliche. _Come on!_
@@baydiac Hard Agree! Thats what irritates me when talking about the show with other people!
When you see the phrase “perfect twist villain” in a Schaff video title, you know it’s gonna be good.
at this point he might as well have a vendetta against twist villains
I clicked on solely for that reason because I hate twist villains when done badly
EXACTLY😂
Videos like this make me believe that Disney should step down and give other animation studios their due.
I don't think he qualifies as "twist villian" though.
How are J.K. Simmons yelling pieces of media so damn good.
can’t wait for the rest of the series to be animated. it gets so good
If you play the scene where he flies off in slow motion, you'll notice that Nolan didn't just shed a single tear, he was full-on crying
DUUUUUUUUDE OH MY GOD 😭
Holy crap yeah he is like UGLY crying. Way more heart-breaking than what I thought upon my first viewing.
Damn. Omni-man is a really, really well-written character. Very interesting indeed.
Ffffuuuuuukkkkkk
Oh yeah, that's a whole spritz of tears
@@MigattenoBlakae he's a terribly written plot hole of a mess. He's inconsistent, makes terrible choices for a species that's been living so long and conquering so long, and just plain a hypocrite only put in for "shock value" by someone who thinks it's deep to have the main characters dad be the "villain". Good acting, doesn't make good writing.
No one realizes the intensity of the red rush head crush scene, literally he had just stated to his girlfriend that a small conversation is like HOURS to him, lets say a small conversation is like greeting someone hello, takes 5 seconds, we also know that when you are in pain time seems longer, like burning your finger or holding a plank, so we can conclude that red rush was experiencing that pain for what seemed like at least 5 hours(1 hour in painless perception of time), this is evident by the increasingly desperate measures he took, increasing punch speed to the point it broke his hands, which means the pain was so severe that broken hands didnt even compare, its like slowly crushing someones head over the course of an hour
Most people realize this. Some blame Omni-Man for cruelty. But imagine how bad it to would be to Red Rush if Omni-Man went for anything else except the head...
na na na na the head crush was in slow motion we see the other guardians running at him and omni man and they're in slow motion so the head crush was like 1-2 seconds in real time
@@goblinsinc.8274 yes, those 1-2 seconds felt like at least an hour to red rush
@@goblinsinc.8274 1-2 seconds would still be over 20 minutes for him most likely.
Imagine hearing the sound of your own skull slowly breaking inside your own head.
I think J. K. Simmons was the perfect choice for Omniman. His execution of his vocals gives his character a perfect level of intimidation and emotion. From his voice being softer to his threatening and thunderous vocals is 100% Perfect.
0:21 this actually made me watch the show