Invincible [Episode Discussion] - S02E06 - This Must Come As A Shock

[u/mwthecool]

Episode 6 - It's Not That Simple

After two challenging missions, The Guardians of the Globe struggle to work as a team. Meanwhile, Mark tries to balance his hero duties, personal relationships, and his future as a college student.

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[u/LoneWolf2099]

Imagine losing a fight to a guy with one arm and several mortal injuries right after you shot him point-blank in the head.

[u/Pleasant-Discussion → u/LoneWolf2099]

An experience only shared by every character who’s ever tried to battle the villain in a slasher film.

[u/[deleted] → u/Pleasant-Discussion]

to be fair, a lot of the characters who do that in slashers actually win/survive. Final Girl >>> King Lizard.

[u/stitches_extra → u/Pleasant-Discussion]

a slasher HERO is novel!

[u/Zankman → u/stitches_extra]

I mean, a lot of antiheroes are basically that. Sometimes it's more dark and gorey, other times it's just lame power fantasy.

[u/cambriansplooge → u/stitches_extra]

Would you believe me if told you there was a comic book about that? Hack n’ Slash

[u/ThrowawayMainHacked → u/LoneWolf2099]

Yeah, the whole time I was thinking, how fucking pathetic, waiting for your friends to die out to get the final blow, just to still lose to a half-dead man with one arm.

[u/HippieDogeSmokes → u/LoneWolf2099]

to be fair missing the hand was actually to Rex’s benefit because he was able to use the fractured bone as a shank