Invincible Season 3 Review: Everything You Need to Know

Invincible Season 3 Review

Invincible Season 3 brings us on another wild ride with Mark/Invincible as he grapples with his godlike powers and faces off against the vengeful supervillain Powerplex who is seeking revenge for the destruction of Chicago. As Mark navigates his complicated feelings towards his father Nolan/Omni-Man and the choices he must make as a hero, we are taken on a journey of moral dilemmas and tough decisions.

One standout episode of this season is “A Deal With The Devil,” which delves into the backstory of the GDA boss, Cecil, giving us a deeper understanding of his character and moral compass. While there are some high points in this season that push the boundaries of what the show has done before, there are also lingering storylines that feel unfinished, like the unresolved Angstrom Levy plotline from season 2.

Throughout the season, we see Mark struggling with the consequences of his actions and wrestling with the complexities of what drives someone to a life of crime. While the season finale may not tie up all loose ends neatly, it does push Mark towards a clearer understanding of his own heroism and the responsibilities that come with it.

Despite some disjointed moments and unfinished storylines, the heart of the series remains strong in characters like Mark’s mother, Debbie, who serves as the grounding force in a world of superpowers and chaos. While some supporting characters may feel underdeveloped or lacking in impact, the depth of emotion and moral ambiguity explored in Invincible continues to be a driving force behind the show’s success.

Overall, Invincible Season 3 is a mixed bag of powerful themes, moral dilemmas, and character growth. While it may not always hit the mark, the series’ dedication to exploring the complexities of heroism and villainy keeps viewers engaged and eager for more. With a little more focus and coherence, Invincible has the potential to deliver even stronger seasons in the future.