r/Invincible • u/mwthecool Omni-Mod • Mar 28 '24

Invincible [Episode Discussion] - S02E07 - I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE EPISODE DISCUSSION

Episode 7 - I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE

As Mark attempts to salvage his personal life, a new villain arrives, presenting Invincible with his greatest challenge yet. Donald grapples with his past.

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u/ModeratorH8er Mar 28 '24

Great joke but I feel it’d work better in a show with generally good animation. Cause like we get all this without the particularly special fight scenes.

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u/Nast33 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

Lampshading like that doesn't work when it takes 2.5 years inbetween seasons and the quality is still so suspect most of the time.

Legend of Korra had much better animation, many fight/action scenes and well animated characters/backgrounds/etc - and 4 seasons 13 episodes apiece got done in almost the same time it toook for Invincible to go from S1 to S2.

Look it up. First season started airing april 2012, 4th season ended airing december 2014. And that was Nickelodeon, not the massive corpo that's Amazon.

I'd tell whoever wrote that to piss off, don't blame this on 'animation is soooo hard' when it was done by choice to not have enough money for production to be done faster. Because it can get done faster and better.

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u/Zorphorias Mar 28 '24

Weren't the animators for Korra badly overworked though? I really don't want that to be the price for quality/timely animation, not worth it.

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u/Nast33 Mar 28 '24

I don't know, I haven't read anything about that. Even so, they've been involved in numerous gorgeously produces shows, and there's a way to have top notch production without overworking people. It doesn't have to be well produced with overworking or look like shit without it, there's a middle ground.

Korra's 4 seasons didn't need to be made in 2.5 years, I'd be perfectly fine with 4 - a season per year. It would still look great, not bad at worst and average at best after such a long wait.