The following contains spoilers For the "invincible" season 3, episodes 2 and 3.

Next Events dealing with Cob from the "invincible" season 2One of the best animated shows currently being transmitted is back for the third chapter in its blood that separates the blood. After discovering that Cecil (Walton Gogins) has a resuscitate army, Mark (Steven Jun) quickly interrupts links with his employer, though not before destroying the senseless Cecil's drone as a tissue paper. Prepared by his anger and desire to oppose the director of the Global Defense Agency, Mark's actions serve as a violent, visceral and explosive display of his power. His behavior is also disturbing to everyone who testifies, echoing one of the most notorious and Disturbing moments in the history of the "invincible" universe.

Mark has already spoiled Cecil's powerless army in his secret white room, but after Rudy (Zachari Quinto/Ross Markand) managed to turn off his implant, our hero really allows to lose. Mark's anger is completely released as it adheres, changes and destroys through a second wave, causing shock and perhaps even fear of those around it. From combat models to blood sprayers, this attack closely reflects Nolan (FC Simmons) Shocking betrayal of the original guardians of the world In the first episode of "invincible", and it happens in the same place no less. It just shows: Mark really is a chip from the old Wiltrumite block, whether he likes it or not.

Is history condemned to repeat it with Mark, no matter how difficult it fights against it? It is a valid point and the one that Cecil (fair) does not hesitate to do it here.

Mark may withdraw from Cecil's new defense, but the one he simply cannot break is the rejection of the GDA director for who should and should not face consequences for their previous activities. After Mark claims that Sinclair (Ezra Miller) and Darwing (Cleveland Berto) deserve justice and should not get a second chance, Cecil quickly reminds our hero that he recently helped "the father of mass killing" and also killed Anstrom Levi (Sterling K. Brown). This proves that Cecil does not need to transfer the dead man to the ground. Instead, he only needs to remind him of the mistakes made by the Grayson family that Mark would do everything to forget.

He may see Red right now, but the invincible has spent most of his life acting as a hero, looking at everything in black and white. Meanwhile, Cecil has built a career in Gray, even after years of attempting to fight it (as revealed in Season 3, Episode 2, "Devil's contract"). Their opposing views set the scene for another brilliant conflict in Mark's fight not to become what his father was once, while also adhering to his "killing rule". Of course, it becomes even harder when his little brother spectacularly breaks this rule while facing the twins of Mauler (Kevin Michael Richardson).

With invincible already under Cecil's pressure that he is a hypocritical superhero, Oliver (Christian conversations) can quickly push his brothers and sisters to his point of breaking when it comes to his understanding of the value of life. After you absolutely denied Mauler's twins and ensured that no other clone returns, Mark's strict conversation is needed to sink for Oli even then, there is a good chance of not getting stuck.

Look, we understand. Coming from another planet, Oliver is understandably not fully used to Earth's ideas for proper and wrong - that and the importance of avoiding sending one's head into oblivion with the top. Such a meeting can create even more problems for Mark in the future, as he is trying to strengthen Kid Omni-Man with the message that taking life is not acceptable. But how can Oli accept that when his brother acted without hesitation against Levi Anstrom? For now, we can only hope that the messages from both Mark and his mother, Debbie (Sandra O), have been applied ... Because if they do not have it, Cecil's focus could have been understood. Because the "invincible" continues to break the rules and bones.

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