This article contains spoilers for "invincible".

Superhero is just as good as their villains. "Unbeatable" knows this and has produced some unforgettable enemies for Mark Grayson (Steven Jun) - from his father Omni-Man (FC Simmons), alien striker disguised as a superheroto the dimensions-Traveler Anstrom Levy (Sterling K. Brown). The sixth and latest episode of the "invincible" season 3 - "All I can say is sorry" - introduces another enemy worthy of unbeatable, the one who asks the questions that Mark needs to be asked.

Now, "Invincible" creator Robert Kirkman has failed to make Brian Cranston on the showBut the former Krston co-star "Breaking Bad" Aaron Paul is another story. Paul was announced to join the "invincible" back in January, shortly before the season premiered, and his character is Scott Duval/Powerplex.

The "invincible" pulls much of the stories of Spider-Man. Mark doesn't do what the spider can, but like Peter Parker, he is a young man trying to find his place in the world. His normal stresses, such as family and work, are even harder because he has the weight of the shoulder world. Since Season 3, Mark now has her own red -haired girl in Atom Eve (Illliyian Jaceces) too.

Some of the villains of inversable also reflect those of Spider-Man; The elephant (Johnon Dimaggio) is a clear stand for the rhinocerome. Powerplex, which can generate and explode electricity, is its own electrical. One of Spiderman's oldest enemies, Max Dillon was originally portrayed as a simple bully; Lineman who got a very happy shock and tried to earn. Some later electro -stacks, like Max on IMEEM FOX in "Incredible Spider-Man 2", They made it a more drawn character. Powerplex goes a step away from it, being a villain who really hurts the heart.

"Everything I can say is sorry," it opens during the invincible struggle and Omni-Man's fight in the final of the 1 season, which leveled Chicago and killed thousands. Among those victims were Scott's sister and granddaughter, Essesica and Grecen. Worse still, Scott I saw They die when Omni-Man appeared invincible in their apartment building, causing it to fall apart.

Scott is unbeatable responsible, believing he is a murderer no better than Omni-man and conspiracy with his wife, Becky (Kate Mara) to see "Justice". We Know that Mark is not truly responsible, but the episode and sex itself make you feel about Powerplex. Even if he is wrong, you spend the episode in the hope that he can get some catharsis, or that he and Mark can achieve understanding. Unfortunately, it doesn't come.

Thanks to his daily work in the Global Defense Agency (GDA), Scott can steal some discs to improve electricity to strengthen his mild energy capabilities. He is trying to call the invincible disorder of peace; After two unsuccessful attempts, he only gets by pretending to hold Becky and their baby son Jackec as hostage. As Powerplex was baking invincible, his powers accidentally strike and kill his family; He is closed at the end of the episode, but even locked, his hatred of invincible still develops through it.

Now, this episode is a faithful adaptation of Powerplex's original look, "invincible" problem #59. The biggest rhythms are there, but they stretched out slightly to fill 50 minutes (not that this hurts or pulls the episode). That comic book was released in 2009, but looking at the episode now, no one can help, but it doesn't think about the two biggest superhero films of 2016: "Batman Against Superman" and "Captain America: Civil War".

Both films focused on how superheroes should be managed to limit collateral damage and provide surveillance of creatures with power. Omni-MAN against non-irritain is especially similar to Superman and Zod's collision with "steel man", with two flying, super strong aliens that destroy the city. Like Batman, Powerplex believes that the invincible is too powerful to exist above the law, and as a "civil war", he has lost a loved one thanks to the hero's failure and is out of revenge.

Aaron Paul has a limited voice experience, but he's as great as Powerplex. Scott has the flickering of the anger and despair that Paul used during Essie's lowest moments at Breaking Bad. (Those moments that made the soul of the Esses show..

The big theme of "invincible" this season is responsibility - and how Mark can take it for himself. He has reduced links to GDA's head Cecil Stidman (Walton Gogins), but despite how gray Cecil works, Nobody It can call it completely wrong because of the fear of Mark's power. Mark also feels the need to be his best because he has to give the right example of his little brother Oliver (Christian converions) and find that although a good heart manages you on the right track, it will not give you all the answers on how to go the way. Powerplex is there to remind the invincible failures have consequences, and in the end, Mark cannot answer Scott outside the promise that he will be better and remember his loved ones - which gives Scott no comfort.

Mark's characterization is one of the reasons The "invincible" beats "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman" on his own game. Mark Grayson may be invincible, but he is not perfect.

The "invincible" is a streaming of the premiere video.