There's more Invincible now? When? What?
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Yeah it just came out on Amazon. It's 50 minutes long I think.
Atom Eve is a single one-shot hour long episode on prime now, and season 2 drops November 3 (in the US anyway).
Wait what?
I'm just hearing about this!
Atom Eve is a single one-shot hour long episode on prime now, and season 2 drops November 3 (in the US anyway).
It's entirely possible I'm missing/misunderstanding something, but I was frustrated by most of the fights in the special in relation to Samantha's powers. I was under the impression her only limitations in atom manipulation were against people and animals. So why bother forming shields or blocking attacks when you could just directly change the gun/bullets or dangerous object into air or powder or something. Kill Cannon appears to be mostly mechanical -- turn everything not flesh into sticky glue. The fight against her siblings they start fusing concrete and metal to attack with, turn that into jelly (I think she only did this once with the tire->parachute conversion). Same with cutting cars in half or dodging them, just directly transform them into something not dangerous. That's just from a defensive standpoint, could argue the inverse as well; like can she play "the floor is lava" on enemies instead of throwing punches? Or convert oxygen to mustard gas in a targeted area etc.
I had the same reaction. The real life reason of course would be that the fight scenes wouldn't last very long if she could just Doctor Manhattan her way through them.
I think that's a fair criticism. I chalk it up to her being young and inexperienced at this point, and as a result thinking about being a superhero just like the ones that already exist. It didn't bother me personally as I was watching, but fair point nonetheless.
For the young and experienced point: I was shocked how well she could fight. I thought the first fight against kill cannon would be the humbling "maybe I'm not ready" fight, but she fought like a god damn pro, ducking and dodging punches. Overall, I felt like she was way to good at fighting, though I guess that can be chalked up to her being created to be a weapon, so there could be some muscle memory implanted in her or some such.
I watched it yesterday and had a similar reaction. There's really good animation and the story was really good to get more depth for hey character. There were also some interesting call backs. Spoilers below!
Samson still had his powers so we got to see those in action. Also the green phasing person was a man, in the invincible series it's a woman so I wonder what happened there? The people in tubes reminded me of robot too, I wonder if we're going to get more of the others origin stories as well? Monster girl would be cool to see how she got cursed like that
Ooh, I'd forgotten that about the green phasing person - good catch! Yeah, I wonder... and definitely would love some Monster Girl history.