Who You Calling Ugly?

Once again Invincible delivers on the action-packed fight scenes that fans have come to expect from the series. However, the addition of a teen romance subplot detracts from the overall plot, resulting in a slightly less satisfying viewing experience for me.

The episode focuses on Mark and Amber's romance drama. While their relationships are cute and endearing, it takes up a significant amount of screen time that could have been better utilized to develop other plot points. As a result, the pacing feels uneven, and the episode's momentum is slowed down.

Despite this, "Who You Calling Ugly?" still manages to deliver some exhilarating moments. The fight scenes continue to be top-notch, with the animation and choreography remaining impressive. The voice acting also continues to be a highlight of the show, with Steven Yeun's portrayal of Mark Grayson capturing the character's vulnerability and determination perfectly.

Overall, Invincible's "Who You Calling Ugly?" is still an entertaining watch, with a 7/10 rating reflecting its shortcomings. While the teen romance subplot may not appeal to everyone, the episode still offers plenty of captivating moments for fans of the series.

Still packed with action. Things getting intense and character relationships are developing.

Invincible is still great into it's 3rd episode. Doc Seismic/Mauler Twins/Robot assembling a new Guardians of the Globe. I loved Monster Girl's first appearance. Like how more adult this series is more than the comic with the language. I'm so excited for Friday with episode 4.

I had fun. Seeing Monster Girl come to life from the comics was really cool, Rex is exhausting but funny, and the Mauler brothers got a really entertaining scene. Eve's arc has finally started and I'm excited to see how these writers adapt her story from the comics.

Something I loved about Kirkman's issues is that they ALL ended on too good of a cliffhanger. Like, illegal levels of cliffhangery... This show seems to be going for that now and I couldn't be happier. I know what happens to everyone in the comics, but being able to witness everything again is going to be awesome.

This is another pretty good episode brought by the series. I feel like relationships between characters are better shown and developed in this episode. It really builds up the future of the universe with the creation of a new guardians of the globe team, with it being splintered from the Teen Team. As well it brings in plenty of brutal action.