I Thought You'd Never Shut Up

I don't even know where to start, this episode was absolutely incredible. From start to finish, it was everything I hoped for and more. The action was brutal, the emotional moments hit hard, and the story was wrapped up in a way that felt both satisfying and heartbreaking at the same time.

The animation was top-tier, with every fight sequence looking fluid and intense. The stakes felt higher than ever, and the tension never let up. The character development in this episode alone is some of the best in the entire series, Mark's journey has been so well done, and this finale just solidified why Invincible is one of the best superhero shows out there.

The voice acting? Flawless. Every single performance carried so much weight and emotion, making the dialogue-heavy scenes just as powerful as the action sequences. And that ending? PERFECT. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time, and now I have no idea how I'm supposed to wait for Season 4.

If you're a fan of the series, this episode is everything you could have wanted. If you're not watching Invincible yet, what are you even doing? Easily a 10/10.

This episode was absolutely insane, I knew what to expect after reading the comics but just wow, they picked the absolute perfect person to voice conquest ("JeffreyDeanMorgan" Neagan from TWD). I honestly thought last week's episode could not be topped but I was so wrong, theis episode had beyond incredible animation, and perfect voice acting, Steven yeun truly brought out the anger and pain as mark was suffering during his battle with conquest, not to mention jeffrey dean morgans ability to truly bring conquest to life matching the malevolance and absolute savagery of his comic counterpart. All while setting the stage perfectly for the future of the series... I am so stoked for Season 4 it's not even funny...I don't want to wait another year, I wish it would just come back next week, but I'll be patient because I know what's coming and also because it will be well worth the wait!!

If you thought the last episode was amazing then this will blow you away, We literally got to see Atom Eve's cupcakes, how could this not be "peak", absolute amazing climax, the battle was amazing, the animation was also very good. Invincible's hair swaying has more detail than the entire second season. Pretty sure they reused the scene in which an orange truck drives past the GDA, Conquest has a pretty neat speech about how lonely he is, really makes you sympathize for the viltrumites, I won't spoil the fight or what happens at the end, you will simply have to watch for yourself. The episode has similar aspects to the season 1 finale but the stakes are much higher and the it feels a lot more important, really shows how much invincible has grown as a character.

While it is early, this episode deserves to keep the 10.0 rating it currently has. Even if that is unlikely with review bombers. I never thought the season 1 finals could be topped due to the narrative importance and season long payoff, but the sheer devastation and tension in this episode was somehow even greater.

Conquest, despite only appearing for about 4 seconds before this episode, managed to be an incredibly captivating and compelling antagonist in a way that is very hard to do for a newly introduced character. His speech to Mark was one of the most chilling things I have heard. This episode truly elevated every character that got notable focus in it - Mark, Eve, Debbie, Cecil, Oliver. I don't give 10/10s easily, but this episode makes the short list.

The Invincible Season 3 finale, Episode 8, delivers an explosive, emotionally charged conclusion. Mark's brutal fight with Conquest is both devastating and deeply personal, showcasing his growth while still emphasizing how far he has to go. The action is intense, but the quieter character moments-especially between Mark, Eve, and his family-add real weight. Atom eve showing more skin is a major plus (; The animation is top-notch, and the writing balances shocking brutality with heartfelt storytelling. While some subplots feel rushed, the episode sets up future conflicts perfectly. A thrilling, satisfying end to the season.