Everything Wrong With Invincible Season 1

You sinned how quickly Omni-Man went from supportive to abusive in episode 1, but that is actually pretty realistic

The baseball scene is not skippable it shows that Omniman can appreciate humans and the human side of mark and is why he leaves crying.

As 20 year old man who still gets As excited as a 6 year old seeing Santa for the first time as eating chicken pot pie, I can confirm for 100% beyond the shadow of a doubt that the Mauler is COMPLETELY JUSTIFIED for "getting this excited about chicken pot pie".

You forgot Mark forgiving Amber immediately after all the BS and headgames she put him through. Should be like 50 sins right there.

I feel like anyone who watched that subway scene deserves the TV equivalent of a videogame achievement. "Congratulations! You've completed all of TV!"

Calling the obvious martian manhunter clone groot forces me to give you 600 sins

Invincible is a great show and I honestly can't wait For Season 2 if it comes out

As a comic reader, Allen the alien will get a LOT more screen time going forward.

@15:38. Atom Eve cannot, in fact, use her powers on live organisms—only inorganic or dead matter. The show doesn’t really get into it, but the comics do explain that it was a mental inhibition that was installed by the same experiment that gave her powers. I’d sin it for her not simply using her abilities to immediately destroy all the Flaxan’s gear or the show not explaining this limitation.

34:55 Whenever the movie "Armageddon" comes up in scientific circles, they tend explain in gratuitous detail why breaking apart an earth-shattering asteroid like you suggested Mark do with his fists would be a terrible idea. I think on that the show probably did their research on that one. Throwing it out into space would actually objectively be the best course of action considering how unimaginably vast space is compared with how far apart things in space tend to be from each other. The likelihood Mark would hit anything with that asteroid, much less an actual planet that is currently supporting life is unbelievably low.

Throughout the season it’s hinted as to why Omni-Man waited to tell Mark the truth, the most important one was him expressing his disappointment in Mark getting his powers so late. Had Mark gotten his powers earlier, Omni-Man’s plan would’ve went into effect earlier. The fact that Mark got his powers in the first episode and it didn’t take a full season for him to perfect them should’ve gotten a sin off, most superhero shows milk it for a few episodes. Also, it being pointed out that an anonymous call called them to the penthouse was so the viewer could be aware that it was Omni-Man that made the call. He’s seen watching the fight & leaving went Mark loses. He wanted to prove a point to Mark to stop helping people he deems are “beneath” them.

I have an issue with that poison thing at the end. Mark is supposed to have exceptional healing in addition to being almost invincible. I'm not really sure how you make a poison that doesn't kill normal people while also being potent enough to effect someone like that for any notable amount of time.

Rexsplode was allowed on the team because his power is to transform potential energy into kinetic energy and it has no upper limit of the amount of mass he can convert. He could literally explode the planet. I think they were keeping him on a very short leash.

I'm sinning this video for blurring dismemberment in a cartoon.

The "Employee of the Month" cut had me DYING

2:52 THAT'S ACTUALLY HOW HE HAS FUN!!!! Retract your sin!

I count the mauler twin punching the wall as opposed to the window around the corner as an absolute win

Sin for referring to Juggernaut having a ‘special head’, when he just happens to have a helmet on most of the time. And The Leader was right there…

I really loved this season and I'm really excited for s2 & 3!!

I love the show, the fact that its being sinned makes it better, even if it seems nitpicky