I Thought You Were Stronger

This episode is objectively an amazing Season Finale, with fantastic animation, cool action, great emotional moments, and amazing writing. I will admit, though, that it did leave me rather unsatisfied. They didn't do nearly as much with the concept of the Multiverse as they could've, it wasn't as jaw-dropping as the finale of Season 1, and didn't feature *that* character that I know a lot of comic fans (myself included) were very excited to see

It is a fantastic episode and sets-up a great Season 3, but there's a lot that could've been done way better!

Here's to hoping that Season 3 is worth the wait!

Wow !!! The last 10 minutes are very nice and entertaining it doesn't all have to end with the biggest action spectacle of all times... nolan is so GOATED.

The first sequences of this episode are also convincing at the highest level. Just as I love it, my expectations were fulfilled in this episode - I can't get enough!

I am so looking forward to season 3 I can't wait for it.

Eve is also getting more and more interesting and if we are honest amber has always been a bit of a waste of time in this series let's see what the future holds let the games begin Mark be who you are for sure !!!

Brutality and violence are the solution for an extraordinary series and I hope they keep it that way.

This season finale was definitely less grandiose than what we got in the first season. No planet-crushing threats, the stakes are much more grounded but still just as personal. Just like season 2 itself, the final episode is dedicated to developing Mark's character, setting up future events and enriching the story. And it does so in a really well-written and memorable way. The protagonist of this show has substantially grown during this season and I love how they developed all other characters as well, especially Rex, Omni-Man and Amber.

However, after such a long wait, most people expected something that would surely overcome the first season in terms of scope. But instead they received a very well-made buildup storyline, with most payoffs being delayed until the next season (which, as a comic reader, I guarantee will be HUGE).

I'm pretty sure that if this season came out much sooner (and without the annoying mid-season break), it would've been received much better by the overwhelming majority of people who disliked it. Many great shows have slower second seasons, mostly dedicated to character building and the setup of future events (like in Game of Thrones, Better Call Saul, Mr. Robot and many more). Invincible is one of those shows. It does so really well, but it's a shame that most long-awaited payoffs are still not here... However, I'm sure that this season will be seen in a much more favorable light in the long run. But right now all I can say is that I have genuinely enjoyed this season, although due to a very underwhelming release schedule, I can see why many people were upset with it.

This final episode was generally satisfying and nearly earned itself a 9 out of 10 from me, but its placement as the season finale held it back. We witnessed some much-needed character development for Mark, especially after his continual blunders as a kid since the show's beginning. However, it felt like this episode would have been better suited mid-season, perhaps around episode 5 or 6. Throughout season 2, the pacing has been uneven-certain episodes rushed to cover key plot points, while others lingered too long on side stories involving secondary characters. Additionally, the multitude of villains without a clear primary antagonist made the narrative seem scattered. The slow pacing was further exacerbated by the mid-season break, which was a tough pill to swallow after a three-year wait.

To me, this is the second best episode of the series, right behind the season 1 finale. The first third is excellent with finally having to deal with the big baddie. The second third, if you ask me, is equally as excellent with a lot of trauma and it shows that Invincible, similarly to Bojack Horseman is willing to have it's big climatic events come first, with some cooldown coming after. It's genuinely excellent. I'm glad this episode only chooses around three-ish plotlines to bring back. But seriously, what is the mummy plotline from the beginning of season 1 doing here. It's kind of innapropriate in an otherwise AIR TIGHT episode.