No, or probably not at least. Our Mark is one of the few that chooses to oppose his viltrumite heritage, leading to quite a stressful life filled with near death experiences and adrenaline. It's these pivotal moments that make it that our Mark develops in strength much faster than other viltrumites, since they rarely push themselves to the edge of what they can do out of necessity, while our Mark is constantly doing that. The evil marks presented in this episode are basically taking the easy way out.
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u/AVeryHumanPerson Apr 10 '24
No, or probably not at least. Our Mark is one of the few that chooses to oppose his viltrumite heritage, leading to quite a stressful life filled with near death experiences and adrenaline. It's these pivotal moments that make it that our Mark develops in strength much faster than other viltrumites, since they rarely push themselves to the edge of what they can do out of necessity, while our Mark is constantly doing that. The evil marks presented in this episode are basically taking the easy way out.