r/Invincible • u/BrichardRurphy • Nov 23 '23

The most unexpected part of the comic for me COMIC SPOILERS

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u/zingerpond The Mauler Twins Nov 23 '23

Yes, they all looked kinda pisst and many of them had small children. Kregg tries to talk about how he loves them all and then kinda comically suddenly says he's needed in space and just leaves

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u/Eastern_Kick7544 Nov 23 '23 edited Nov 23 '23

I like to think they eventually forgave him and had one huge fucking family.

Edit: I also love the idea that he bought and rides a Harley. Biker viltrumites are way more dope than the shit you can buy in town.

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u/Frequent_Camera1695 Nov 23 '23

not every woman is ok with polygamy just because their husband/lover has superpowers.

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u/Eastern_Kick7544 Nov 23 '23

Yeah I know. It’s not even about women I’d hate to be in that position. but I like the idea of all those kids being raised around thier siblings and in a loving community. If it takes a village to raise a human I can’t imagine how much effort it takes to raise a viltrumite.

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u/potatoeman26 Nov 23 '23

Same as a normal kid. At least until they’re around 18

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u/TheMotherFucker420 Nov 23 '23

Nah, mark was a late bloomer. Not all of them get there powers at 18.

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u/Eastern_Kick7544 Nov 23 '23

Seems like if they live thousands of years 18 is a human construct.

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u/Frousteleous The Sequids Nov 24 '23

18 is currently a human construct, but it sure has some important uses.

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u/potatoeman26 Nov 23 '23

18 is when the hybrids gain their powers, using Mark as a reference

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u/Haram_Barbie Nov 23 '23

Terra gets her powers at 5, and Lucans son gets his pretty young also. Marky was well under 18 too. I think Mark was just an outlier

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u/TheMotherFucker420 Nov 23 '23

He was a late bloomer.

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u/Morbidmort Nov 24 '23

The other examples we have are either not human hybrids or are only 25% human.

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u/Eastern_Kick7544 Nov 23 '23

Yes I know but I’d say they are still children considering the lifespan

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u/potatoeman26 Nov 23 '23 edited Nov 24 '23

I’d say it depends entirely on physical development. They live long but still mature the same as humans. It’s just they don’t grow old like we do