Invincible Live Action Movie Will Be Vastly Different From Animated Show
There is definitely room for both.
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The Boys Vs. Invincible: Is Homelander Stronger Than Omni-Man? And Who’s Deadlier?
Both The Boys' Homelander and Invincible's Omni-Man are superheroes with extraordinary capabilities, but in a brawl one has a clear advantage.
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My money is on the fucka that destroyed an entire alien race.The Boys Vs. Invincible: Is Homelander Stronger Than Omni-Man? And Who’s Deadlier?
Both The Boys' Homelander and Invincible's Omni-Man are superheroes with extraordinary capabilities, but in a brawl one has a clear advantage.
episode was a gawd damn 50
episode was a gawd damn 50
Im going to raise this shit ... to a gawd damn 80 ...
Might be one of the best animated episodes of a show that I've ever seen...
Masterpiece..
Going to watch this bad boy again....
If I'm not mistaken, a lesson was allowed to be learned. Now I wanna see what happens to "Lionel" since he didn't find anyone worthy on the scene.episode was a gawd damn 50
" make way for the king"
How many threads are there for this show? Could have sworn I replied in one yesterday.
Need a merge if others agree @fonzerrillii @LordSinister @Lexx Diamond
Need a merge if others agree @fonzerrillii @LordSinister @Lexx Diamond
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Anyone know,how many episodes it's gonna have.
Yeah I noticed @playahaitian has one too. Technically his thread came first.. either way
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We need a thread merge fam before this gets crazy
10-13
He mopped the floor with them & then bounced with disgust at their poor showing
IMDb says 8 episodes this season
That was a good ep!!...This show is on point!!..
Mahershala Ali's Invincible Role Mirrors Luke Cage's Cottonmouth
Mahershala Ali's latest role as Titan in Amazon's Invincible animated series mirrors his memorable turn as Luke Cage's villain Cottonmouth.
BY COOPER HOODPUBLISHED 23 HOURS AGO
Warning: SPOILERS for Invincible, and for the storyline of Mahershala Ali's character, Titan, as well as general spoilers for both seasons of Luke Cage.
Mahershala Ali's role in Invincible mirrors his memorable turn as the villain Cottonmouth in Luke Cage. Amazon Prime Video's adaptation of Robert Kirkman's beloved superhero comic boasts an incredible cast to play the vast amount of characters it includes. Mahershala Ali is one of many talented actors to voice Invincible's characters, and he was momentarily featured in the very first episode. His character, Titan, is the first bad guy Invincible stops after gaining his superpowers.
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Following this brief introduction to Ali's character, Invincible episode 5 gave the two-time Academy Award winner a bigger role to play. Titan has a central role in the episode as he recruits Invincible to help him take down the crime boss Machine Head. Titan and Invincible attempt to surprise attack the villain, but he knew they were coming and was prepared. The duo fought various combatants but they are quite easily overpowered. Machine Head was still defeated thanks to the Guardians of the Globe, which allowed Titan to climb the criminal food chain as he always planned.
RELATED: Invincible's Principal Actor Is The Show's Best Easter Egg
Now that Titan is at the top of a criminal empire, Ali providing the voice for the character immediately brings to mind his role as Cottonmouth. Ali played Cornell "Cottonmouth" Stokes for the first half of Luke Cage season 1. Cottonmouth led one of Harlem's most powerful criminal empires. On a basic level, this provides commonality between Ali's two roles, as Cottonmouth and Titan are scheming crime bosses. Stokes rose to power after a rough upbringing and loved the glamor that came with his wealth and power. This is similar to Titan's arc in Invincible. His play to take Machine Head's place was done to make a better life for his family, and eventually others, and he so far embraces benefits that come with the position.
Titan and Cottonmouth might both be crime bosses, but Ali's two roles are quite different beyond that. One of the biggest differences between them is that Titan has superpowers. He has superstrength and the ability to form rocks around his body, which makes him nearly bulletproof. This essentially makes him a mix of Cottonmouth and Luke Cage, or even the crime boss version of Luke featured at the end of Luke Cage season 2.
The good news for Invincible and Ali fans is that Titan should continue to be part of the show's story and future. As Luke Cage viewers surely remember, Cottonmouth's death at the end of episode 7 came as a massive surprise. Invincible is only beginning to explore Titan's story and episode 5's ending sets up where it is heading next. With the series still needing to tackle Titan's involvement with The Order and more, Ali's voice will continue to be heard in Invincible.
Mahershala Ali's latest role as Titan in Amazon's Invincible animated series mirrors his memorable turn as Luke Cage's villain Cottonmouth.
BY COOPER HOODPUBLISHED 23 HOURS AGO
Warning: SPOILERS for Invincible, and for the storyline of Mahershala Ali's character, Titan, as well as general spoilers for both seasons of Luke Cage.
Mahershala Ali's role in Invincible mirrors his memorable turn as the villain Cottonmouth in Luke Cage. Amazon Prime Video's adaptation of Robert Kirkman's beloved superhero comic boasts an incredible cast to play the vast amount of characters it includes. Mahershala Ali is one of many talented actors to voice Invincible's characters, and he was momentarily featured in the very first episode. His character, Titan, is the first bad guy Invincible stops after gaining his superpowers.
Continue Scrolling To Keep ReadingClick the button below to start this article in quick view.
START NOW
Following this brief introduction to Ali's character, Invincible episode 5 gave the two-time Academy Award winner a bigger role to play. Titan has a central role in the episode as he recruits Invincible to help him take down the crime boss Machine Head. Titan and Invincible attempt to surprise attack the villain, but he knew they were coming and was prepared. The duo fought various combatants but they are quite easily overpowered. Machine Head was still defeated thanks to the Guardians of the Globe, which allowed Titan to climb the criminal food chain as he always planned.
RELATED: Invincible's Principal Actor Is The Show's Best Easter Egg
Now that Titan is at the top of a criminal empire, Ali providing the voice for the character immediately brings to mind his role as Cottonmouth. Ali played Cornell "Cottonmouth" Stokes for the first half of Luke Cage season 1. Cottonmouth led one of Harlem's most powerful criminal empires. On a basic level, this provides commonality between Ali's two roles, as Cottonmouth and Titan are scheming crime bosses. Stokes rose to power after a rough upbringing and loved the glamor that came with his wealth and power. This is similar to Titan's arc in Invincible. His play to take Machine Head's place was done to make a better life for his family, and eventually others, and he so far embraces benefits that come with the position.
Titan and Cottonmouth might both be crime bosses, but Ali's two roles are quite different beyond that. One of the biggest differences between them is that Titan has superpowers. He has superstrength and the ability to form rocks around his body, which makes him nearly bulletproof. This essentially makes him a mix of Cottonmouth and Luke Cage, or even the crime boss version of Luke featured at the end of Luke Cage season 2.
The good news for Invincible and Ali fans is that Titan should continue to be part of the show's story and future. As Luke Cage viewers surely remember, Cottonmouth's death at the end of episode 7 came as a massive surprise. Invincible is only beginning to explore Titan's story and episode 5's ending sets up where it is heading next. With the series still needing to tackle Titan's involvement with The Order and more, Ali's voice will continue to be heard in Invincible.
Show is good so far. I really wish they'd drop the whole 'hiding your hero identity' from the girlfriend storyline. Not only is that the least interesting part of the show, but we've seen that story in a million other superhero properties. And it makes the girlfriend look dumb a.f. for believing his obvious lies over and over.
I'm pretty sure that the girlfriend storyline is about to reach a tipping point, if it hasn't already. They seemed to be leading up to that, anyway.
I sure as hell hope so cause that last episode was fire in every plot line except that one.
And Principal WinslowMachine Face with the autotune:
They straight slid him in there...I was rolling.