Spoilers forward for "invincible".

The "invincible" season 3 came and passed with as many critical praise and fanfare as the two previous seasons of the show. According to a specific section, it even hit a new high for the play. At the time of this writing, The final of the "invincible" season 3"I thought you would never shut up," there is almost a perfect result of the audience of 9.9/10 Imdb. It is just a small level above the penultimate episode of Season 3, which has 9.8. Both episodes have ecliped the IMDB score for the final of Season 1, "From where I really come from", which remains one of the most iconic episodes on television since the past decade.

Hitting a new step (at least in the eyes of some fans) in its third season is a huge achievement for "invincible", and it is good for the future of the show. Prime Video has one of the best reputations for streaming, shows long -term, partly because of Amazon's various business interests. The company's massive scale takes part of the pressure from its streaming hand, while competitors like Netflix continue to cancel many series after one or two seasons.

The "invincible" has already been renewed for season 4 and can go far from it. There is still tons of comic material to adjust, and the play has introduced more original material as it has passed. Season 3 finals just establish more topics that will continue to develop later, including the fate of winning the villain (Effri dean Morgan).

Making TV is difficult, and it only makes it difficult when expectations are rising. The "invincible" season 3 balances a ton of different stories about a wide range of characters, as long as it leads to the wearing of some of the most incredible animations in the whole series. What makes the final so influential is that it breaks down that massive story to focus on Mark Grayson (Steven Jun), where he is at this stage of his journey and what he has been dealing with in the last two seasons Because his father, Omni-Man (FC Simon), almost killed him and left land.

Season 3 gets the best of both worlds by delivering a huge culmination in episode 7, which covers the bow of the story "Invincible War" in which Anstrom Levy (Sterling K. Brown) attacks the country with an army of malicious multi -medical disclosure. Then, Episode 8 looks at things that is mostly simple one-on-one duel between the true invincible and conquest, with some assists on the clutch of Oliver (Christian Converi) and Atom Eve (Illiyian Jaceces).

In addition to having some of the best action sequences on the show so far, the finale of Season 3 is also deeply resonant, drawing on the larger themes of the season and emotional arcs. It forces Mark to completely oppose his own capacity for violence - something he fought throughout the season - even when he comes to recognize his inability to be a hero, he should be alone. Conquering, meanwhile, is basically a dark night on the stage of the soul, and his confrontation with Mark brings the best in the show.

One of the biggest issues of the "invincible" season 3 is whether it is possible or not omnia-Man to forgive the whole death that caused the country. His scenes are clear with Allen Alien (Seth Rogen) this season that he regrets his actions and feels deep shame, but that's not enough when you killed thousands of people.

In the finals of the "invincible" season 3, the conquest shows how far the Wiltrumitic philosophy of the supreme power that has overturned everyone can push one person. It is the force of pure destruction, and at the end of the episode, it even recognizes its own internal conflict (varieties). "I'm so lonely," he whispered in Mark's ear, hanging his broken body on the ground. "No one wants to be my friend, they think I'm unstable." He almost feels like remorse, until you realize that he is still fully purchased to be the monster he has become. "I'm a victim of my own success," he adds in one of the real moments of the show's brain.

It is this shameless thirst for blood, this total absence of respect for life, which Mark is positioned against his war against the Vitrum Empire. If it were not so uncompromisingly brutally, he may not have been able to draw the difference between the type of violence committed by the wicked tyrants and the visual brand to stop them. It is rare that the show nails every job with character, action, style and writing at the same climate, but this is that elusive exception. No wonder the fans reacted so strongly to IMDB.

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