Hello everybody and welcome back to another episode of NerdSuit. My name is Ruben, joined here today with Aaron, and we are back to review Invincible Season 3, episode. What have I done?

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And, uh, yeah, Invincible.

This is what we've been waiting for.

The Invincible War.

I remember hearing a lot from the readers of the comics that this would be unadaptable,

that it was just too big, too epic for them to bring it to the small screen.

And, um, I think partly they may have been correct because I have seen a bit of negative reception.

I think overall people enjoyed it, and I enjoyed it too.

But it did feel like an event that was seismic and it came and went it reminds me of age of ultron

and it really was just a week and i know that that could be the difficult with the difficulty

with these adaptations you know saga is an epic that i loved but it was written with the intention

of never being adapted it was just too too big, too much going on.

The world building becomes massive. Yeah, I think overall, for me, it was an experience that I enjoyed.

And also just the voiceover performance by Stephen Yoon, who's been excellent as this character.

He's just got the perfect, you know, young adult, teenage going into your young 20's voice to play a character like Mark Grayson.

But then we saw the range of him as a voiceover artist where he can really embody these other iterations of Invincible,

these alternate reality invincibles and make them feel like totally different characters by adjusting his pitch and his tone, his delivery.

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