Where I Really Come From | Invincible Ep 8 Reaction 

"I'd still have you" FUCKKKKKKK

Nolan has a weird food obsession, man. Dinner in episode 1, pizza in episode 3, and now he's forcing Mark to eat Subway.

The scariest shit in this episode is knowing Omni-man is the nicest viltrumite there is. These guys are terrifying.

It feels like Omni man wasn’t trying to convince his son, but convince himself

Mark beat his dad by punching him right in the feels.

"Omniman is an asshole, but he's a pretty cool dad." -Roshi.

The voice acting by Steven Yeun and J.K. Simmons in this episode was S tier

"I'll stop you" "I'm ready when you are" is such a gangster response when you know how one sided the fight is

The whole fight was not about Nolan trying to convince Mark. It was about Nolan trying to convince himself.

“He’s the worst” it’s funny because apart from mark he’s actually the nicest viltrumite 😭😭

Nolan just holding Mark in front of the train killing everyone was just gruesome.

This show should be called “bullying tf outta Mark”

Omni-Man is legit my favourite character. He's been indoctrinated into this fucked up "Viltrumite master race" philosophy, literally for thousands of years. 20 years on Earth is like a small blip in his lifespan but he still ended up caring enough to basically betray his homeworld. I'M NOT SAYING HE'S A GOOD GUY. He's totally fucking evil at this point still, but I find what's going on in his head really interesting. Like he's being deprogrammed from a fucked up indoctrination. When he's screaming at Mark about how everyone he loves will be gone and Mark will still be here, he's expressing his own insecurities about it. He loves Debbie and doesn't want her to die. He loves Art too. He doesn't want to care about them because he doesn't want it to hurt when they die. He doesn't want to care. His whole insane massacre is just him saying "Why the fuck should I care about anyone on Earth? Look at how fragile they are!" Like this dude is seriously afraid of love at this point.

I wonder if the reason why Omni wasn't that thrilled about Mark getting his powers at first was because actually has gotten attached to his life on earth.

Mark saying "I'll still have you" always hits me in the feels, it even broke a ruthless and loyal warrior to the point he just left his mission crying.

"Your mom is more like a pet to me" Yeah, a pet you get incredibly close to and still feel horrible about for days/weeks when it dies even though you know you'll outlive it

the fact that they confused Eve with DupliKate knowing they don’t cover their faces is just hilarious to me😂😂

"What will you have after 500 years" "You Dad" that scene brought me to fucking tears they nailed it with a perfect fucking 10/10 episode to end it off

It was THE MOST visceral GRUESOME fight scene ever...and it was amazing. One of the best season finales ever!

This episode just goes to show Omni-man felt more love in 17 years than probably for most of his life span. That’s why he was able to actually feel something after seeing what he did to his son. If Omni-man is considered weak for having these feelings tho, I wonder what the other Viltrumites are like, who haven’t experienced affection.

Best part of this episode: the subtle parallel between Mark and his father when Mark asks for pizza, the exact action that made Omniman seem inhuman after the funeral earlier in the series.

8:55 Roshi: *scarred* Sheera: *shooketh* Lupa: *im done with this sh*t*

7:52 Imagine already developing a complex about not being able to save people then having the first thing you hear after a family dies is "That was your fault."

Bro someone said Mark’s real power is near death experiences 💀

you guys thought Omniman is a fake kryptonite when he's actually a saiyan.

When Steven Yeun says “I don’t give a SHIT about Viltrum” I Felt that.

Woah, this guy fought a full blown viltrumite and lived? I don't know about you, but I'm starting to think that Mark Grayson may in fact, without a doubt, be ~𝐈𝐍𝐕𝐈𝐍𝐂𝐈𝐁𝐋𝐄~

When Omni man said "What's 17 more years? I can always start again. Make another kid". That fucking broke me.

Yo Lupa looked legitimately sad at that train scene. Like real people had died. Thats how you know a show is good, that real emotion comes out of you

The "You dad. I'd still have you" Hit so hard in the comics, and even more now that it's animated. That line so important because we see how much Mark really does care about his father, and how much his father really does care for him. Edit: Beware the replies, someone named B B spoiled.

If the train scene didn't disturb you, then you might be a viltrumite.

“i couldn’t leave my mom in bed like that” FACTS, when i saw mark close the door i was like, BRUH GET IN THERE AND COMFORT THE MAMAS😭

It honestly makes sense calling his mom a pet. It sounds messed up, it IS messed up, but that doesnt mean he doesn't or didn't love her. But when she has not even 1% of his life span, it means that her entire relationship is merely a fleeting moment in the span of his life and the romantic relationship is trivial in the grand scheme of things.

Mark after this episode: I’m never gonna -financially- mentally recover from this. But in all seriousness I cannot imagine what he’s going through right now. I’m traumatized and I’m just a viewer.

Man, Steven Yeun does a really good job voicing someone with their face bashed in. Wonder how he got so good at it?

Japanese anime: mc got beat up, time for a power up American animation: power up? what's that

He is not Invincible physically, he is unbroken mentally. He will stay true to himself no matter how many punches, kicks, bruises, broken bones, blood lost, scars, inner bleeding, the whole package. He won't give up.

I think my man Lupasan was for real traumatized by this episode. After the subway massacre, he just kinda sat there quietly. It looked like episode 8 just drained his soul.

I'm not one to get emotional but the "make another kid" and "you dad" made a grown man cry.

You know... this episode makes me appreciate goku just a little more. When stuff's about to go down, he's the first to say "Let's get as far away from people as possible."

Omni-man really said "You will learn respect. And suffering will be your teacher."

“I feel like i live in a world made of cardboard, always taking constant care not to break something, to break someone . Never allowing myself to lose control . Even for a moment or someone could die.” -Superman

Ya’ll need to realize Nolan is THOUSANDS of years old when you’re that old and deep rooted in tradition that’s all you know coming from an African household I can’t imagine how bad my dad would be that wise if he was thousands of years old

The part where amber kissed mark and dame was like “ma’am” fucking killed me lmfaooooooo

It's crazy to think that Omni-man is like, the SOFTEST pure Viltrumite.

When mark said "I'd still have you dad" I started crying

When the right Dude isn't laughing in a intense scene, you could tell its Really, REALLY fu...ed up.

You know, I'm pretty immune to most of the suffering I see in media. I've been watching anime for years, I've seen people torn to pieces, families destroyed... people put through shit you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy... and it just does not bother me the same way as it used to. It all sort of... blends. Heck, during Omni-Man's speech about the fragility and pointlessness of humanity... I kinda saw where he was coming from. That sounds awful, and yeah it kinda is, but I've been dealing with depression for years now which comes back from time to time, so yeah I can definitely identify with seeing life itself as kinda pointless. There was a time not so long ago where that was a given for me. But this show... seeing Mark go through all that to save the airman only to have his head crushed right before his eyes, seeing the father get an icecream for his little girl only for her to be left fatherless. So much pain and fear and regret as what basically amounts to a natural disaster rolls through our regular ass modern lives, ending them in an instant. And what would have happened if they'd have lived another 50 years? More ice-creams? More flights in the jet? More days on the subway? I myself have struggled constantly with what the freaking POINT of life is besides having enough food to eat, water to drink and a roof above my head. This episode broke my heart, and that's not something a show can really... DO to me anymore. I felt awful watching those people die, watching their happiness and hopes crushed right before Mark's eyes with every single death a reminder that he ISN'T from earth. His father has literally thrown him through a planet at this point, and he WILL NOT DIE. He will outlive every single person on earth, and by the time he dies all of their lives will have ended a hundred times over. It might sound weird considering all that crap I've just spouted, but this episode actually reminded me of how stupid that view on life actually is, and it was Mark who reminded me of it. Mark himself has being struggling with the 'meaning' of being a Super-Hero from square one, the 'why' of the job. Is he doing it to impress his Dad, to live out his fantasy of being like him? But the more he does it, the more suffering and death he sees on a daily basis and he comes face to face again and again with the fragility of the happiness, hopes and lives of mankind. Every time he gets stronger and manages to help people, he's always faced with the people he couldn't, or the people he's letting down by trying and failing. This episode, Mark never stopped trying to save people, and I love the fact that even AFTER everything he did to help people... he still hadn't found his 'reason' by the end. Because what reason is needed to save a crying child, to see someone in pain, terrified for their lives and lend them a hand? Mark doesn't even hesitate for a MOMENT to help those people, and despite all that edgy bullshit I just said, even knowing that Omni-Man wasn't going to let Mark save ANYONE that day, I still felt so... relieved as Mark kept fighting to save people around him. Sure, life can suck sometimes and it's often unfair and can ultimately SEEM pointless... but it ISN'T. Debbie's speech really hit me in my heart, because isn't that what we all felt watching Mark struggle to save people from his father? He's not as old as Omni-Man, he didn't live through the purge of Viltrum and wasn't brought up in a society where mere survival by strength was the only goal and purpose of living; he still SEES the value of life, no matter how short and no matter how purposeless it can seem from the outside. The use of a sport to demonstrate this was perfect, because sports are literally just made up contests we have with each other for the sake of fun. Nobody's going to live or die, but that doesn't mean it doesn't matter. And when you see the pure joy on Mark's face when he hits that home-run, struggles base to base and finally rounds them up... well, as someone who somehow identified with the perspective of a mass murdering lunatic, seeing Omni-Man become Nolan and cheer for his son... it reminded me that there really doesn't NEED to be a point. I don't need a reason to want to be happy, to want to help those around me be happy too and to live my life the way I want to live it. I don't need to question if what I want means anything, or wonder if it'll have any weight a hundred years after I'm dead. I'm ALIVE, the world is a freaking incredible place filled with incredible sights and experiences, and I'm done wasting it lamenting the things I can't change and are ironically far more pointless than the simple human joys I'd been questioning before. Because that more than anything really IS pointless.

The voice acting, the animation, the emotion. Holy shit this is exactly what I wanted from this episode.

Mark's suffering has only just begun, and the dude already deserves a break. Holy shit this episode.

The way Mark says “It’s not too late” so emotionally just for Omni Man to say, in the coldest most deadpan voice imaginable, “Yes it is” is fucking hilarious to me

Cecil: american tap water is poisoned so you cant see certain light frequences Me an italian: time to become sorcerer supreme

You know Omni-Man is on a different level when he can throw his son across state lines without much effort

I like Mark so much because he reminds me of spiderman. No matter how hard things get, a hero is there to keep trying. Mark isn't as strong as omni-man, but he has more heart than any other hero.

Imagine getting hit so hard, your body causes 9/11 in Chicago

“What will you have after 500 years” might be one of my new favorite quotes. I Totally binged the whole Invincible comic run in like 3 days, it was really dope. Hope they take their time and keep up the quality.

This here, this is what happens if an immortal super being actually fought. Straight G O R E .

"What will you have after 500 years son!!?" "I will have you dad... i will have you" 😭

Cecil still got the biggest balls of any character and I stand by that, my dude shot Omni man to get his attention

I'm so glad for Lupa's reactions here. Honestly feels like the first person I've seen who really grasps just how awful Omniman is.

The comic is a modern masterpiece in superhero story telling. Usually in many superhero tales the hero steps up after a family member dies. Kirkman instead flipped it and made that family member a villain.

I knew lupa wasn’t gonna like that subway scene😂😂

It’s crazy how OmniMan and his people are very similar to how Saiyans from DBZ operate w/ conquering planets. Ya’lls reactions always dope 🤙🏼🤙🏼

Yo, when he said everything would be okay if she trusted him. He was expecting the Viltrum empire to show up and he would be like " This is my pet Deborah, she's okay."

The thing that I love about Invincible is that while it has a lot of gore its never done just for the sake of having gore or for gross out humour. Every time its used its done to leave an impact, whether it was the ending of episode 1, Mark getting beaten up by Battle Beast or this entire episode. A lot of shows don't show blood to keep it kid friendly but Invincible doesn't shy away from it and shows the messy side of a world with superheroes. The heroes don't always win, they don't always come out unscathed and rarely are there zero casualties.

J.K. Simmons was the PERFECT man to cast as Omni-Man. Incredible voice.

Omni takes parental discipline to a whole new level //Omni man:so you didn't do your homework//mark:dad I-(bitch slap across the state)// Omni man:do it next time

I thought the episode was gonna end like 5 times before it actually did because of all the crazy shit they could’ve ended on

Mark's father: you shall know true pain😭🖤💯

6:03 "Thank you! Didn't think I was gonna make it!" Your not 🤣

“She was more like a pet to me.” Funny that. Because pets mean a whole lot to people. In fact, it takes a ton of heart to have a close companion like that and knowing that you’ll outlive them. But of course, Nolan was trying to prove a point that even *he* didn’t believe.

This dude Mark has that gohan potential. I feel like his rage will actually help him in serious situations in the near future.

The “You Dad. I’d Still have you” hit so fucking hard reading it on a page, and now in animation it hits even harder. What an amazing show, I’ve never seen anything like that fight. That train sequence like holy shit. So glad they’ve brought this comic to life, now to go buy them all before they skyrocket in price

I've never seen you guys so serious & sad during a reaction before. My man Lupa was struggling to get through this episode (so was I).

I've never had an attachment to an animated series like this... So Fire!

The mom crying ngl had me almost into tears that shit hit the feels

"I couldn't leave my mom like that" you a real man roshi

11:08 Favorite Cold Blooded Line...

6:39 I would argue he's making a very good case as to why Mark should just get with the Viltrum program. Nolan is just one Viltrumite and he alone caused all that damage. If Earth seriously fights against the Empire,there's more where that came from.

The episode was so gruesome. The amount of people that died in this episode was insane.

This is why we should be glad super powers dont exist cause shit like this will be happening 24/7

Not going to lie the part at 8:42 literally made me scream and tear up badly. Not because I couldn't handle gore, i'm used to gore and it doesn't bother me. The part that guy me is the sheer heartlessness of Omni Man literally standing there while people are butchered like it's nothing. It was so sick and dark in so many ways. Like the reactor in this video said "this is awful"... it truly was...

6:12 oh he's the worst? in the comic's he get's a redemption arc

Yo, i swear sheera almost cried when mark said "I'd still have you dad".......this show is really that hard

Omni-man is officially in the hall of fame of villains.

I don't cry a lot when it comes to shows and movies, but "you, dad" gets me every damn time I see it.. 😭

Damnn y’all have best reactions ong, I really appreciate the end discussion after watching the episode, never seen any other RU-vid reactions do that EVER, subbed.

Bro that train scene was so brutalllll. This show is goatedd

I just have to say. This is the MOST calm, gruesome, and most insane showcase of power I've EVER seen in any show ever. So Awesome!

Cecil is the definition of a Cod Prestige Master this man had everything planned out to the point where it’s like he been knew

Idk why, but I teared up when Mark said "You, dad". Like damn🥺

"I wish the teen team would come and back him up." And fucking do what? Most of them would just get splattered.

Roshi:- I almost cried Us:- Nah it's been established that Roshi only cries when his shipment gets delayed

so to answer the "none of these cover their faces" remark about the superheroes, their is a form of visual agnosia, the inability to recognize something, but not because you can't see it, but because the part of your brain that knows or remembers it, isn't firing off, their is a simillar effect people have with celebrities or family members sometimes, when you see somoene in real life, but you never expect to see them, so your brain doesn't recognize them, happened to me with johnny knoxville, i almost ran him over with a load of shopping carts a few years ago, but didn't even recognize him, so iut could be people not EXPECTING to see a superhero, so their brain doesn't register, it'd be like having clark kent for a neighbor, without his glasses he still wouldn't look like superman, even if he wore a form fitting outfit that showed his muscle, you'd just be like "wow, clark lifts, looks kind of like an actor i know" when in reality your brain TRYING to tell you who clark is, but since you don't expect to be living next to superman you refuse to acknowledge the signal, it's something like subconcious ignorance or some such

The Seth Rogan laugh at 16:25 😂

This was basically how a saiyan invasion would look like but R-rated

Steve Yeun is great in this. Mark feels like a real teenager reacting to all this like a real teenager would from the crying, to the swearing, the heartbreak, and the trying to process it all even with a smile at the end. This is some great stuff.

Words can't hurt people. - "You will live to see this world crumble to dust and blow away! Everyone and everything you know will be gone! What will you have after 500 years?" -"You, Dad...I'd still have you." 💔

Omni man's lines are so good. Great voice acting.

9:10 Watching Omniman crush that guy trying to reach for his dead daughter was heartbreaking😔🥺