Okay, fine.
The world will get more invincible in late 2023.
All right.
Okay, I'll take it.
Late 2023.
Perfect, sir.
So 2023.
Is that like, one of your years? You know, our planet,
they all have different systems of keeping track of time.
Like they go around their stars, different speed.
But the way you set that number makes it sound.
Suit is a tune I really want it to be, sir.
Welcome back, everyone. Is Charlie Invincible?
Just released a season two teaser trailer and a teaser for Jeffrey Dean
Morgan joining the show. I'll explain what's going on.
There's also a live action invincible movie
that Robert Kirkman is making separately, but it's like a totally different thing.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan could also be joining for that.
I'll explain that as well.
But the character that he's playing is meant to be the most powerful character
in the series.
And like the main antagonist for the entire series.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan is reading Invincible Compendium two and three.
There is that live action invincible movie that Robert Kirkman teased.
I said, they're making that will happen for a couple more years.
We'll get a couple more seasons of the animated show, season two
and season three before that happens,
which is why I say this is mostly probably a teaser for the animated series,
not for the live action movie,
but he could also be playing a character in the live action movie, like he'd
make an amazing live action omni-man because he's about the right age.
He's got the right look for it.
Even though J.K.
Simmons is amazing as the animated omni-man
and he can get swole like he did get swole for a Chris Pratt movie
a couple of years ago. So he can get huge if he wants to.
The actual teaser here that Jeffrey Dean Morgan was dropping is meant to be
that he's playing the character from later in the story because Compendium two
and three cover everything from issue 48 to the end of the story.
And he's probably playing the main antagonist of the series,
like he typically only plays really big characters
and he's been playing Negan on The Walking Dead, one of the overarching villains
for the entire series to make the Robert Kirkman connection
because Robert Kirkman created Invincible and he created The Walking Dead.
So naturally
he would go to his friends to play really big characters on Invincible.
So that's why Jeffrey Dean Morgan is probably cast to play Thragg.
Now, he's not totally unkillable, but he is meant to be
the most powerful vulture might that exists,
even though Mark's name is invincible and it's kind of tongue in cheek,
he is functionally invincible compared to everyone else in the universe.
Even though it seemed like Battle Beast was almost able to kill him,
Omni-Man stopped him from doing that.
That's mostly just because Mark was inexperienced.
Like he just wasn't a good fighter to begin with.
One of the big things about vulture mites is that really the only thing
that can kill a vulture might is another vulture might in the scourge
virus, which I'll explain because it has to do with rags backstory.
He's the current
leader of the vulture mites, the person giving them all their marching orders
as they continue to conquer the universe
and replenish their race, replenish their ranks, so to speak.
And even though he's the ruler of their people, they do have an empire.
Historically. He is not the emperor.
He is actually the regent.
They tease a little bit
about the Viltrumites backstory, their race when Omni-Man was telling Mark
and then later Alan, the alien told him about it separately.
You continue to learn more
about the history of their race from other new characters
that will meet during season two and beyond.
But the Viltrumites are meant to be like the Kryptonians
in the Superman DC movies or the scenes in the Dragon Ball universe.
The scenes are probably a more accurate depiction.
But when Robert Kirkman created the Invincible
comic book, he was inspired more by the Superman characters
than he was by the Dragon Ball
characters, a race of beings that are so naturally powerful
they go around conquering the rest of the universe.
But they didn't start out that way.
The viltrumites started out as a normal humanoid, raised normal power levels,
nothing too special about them.
Like any other race over the centuries, they dedicated themselves
to just making themselves more powerful, evolving all these natural abilities
that you see in present day constant battles, genetic breeding
programs, mostly a lot of genetic breeding until they became ultra powerful.
When that started to happen, they started conquering other worlds the old fashioned
way, their armies sweeping around the universe, conquering systems.
At that point, their emperor was a man named Oracle.
A man named Thaddeus came along and said, You know what?
What if we didn't conquer the rest of the universe and subjugate all these people?
He led a faction within their race to start what they called the victor.
Might civil War over whether or not they should be a conquering race.
There was a faction of them that wanted to be more peaceful.
Thaddeus overthrew Emperor Oracle, but was then killed by three
who had been bred to be the strongest member of their race.
Up to that point
thrived, then became regent until he could locate Argyle's son and heir.
Because amongst their people,
like breeding is more of an obligation that it is something that they do for fun.
Oracle had a son, but he was raised by his mother
and they lost track of the child.
When all the chaos started happening.
The military might civil war, the war itself decimated their people
and while they were still rebuilding, they were hit with another one
two punch in the form of the scourge virus, which was a biological weapon
engineered by the coalition of planets, is a way to fight the Viltrumites
and stop them from conquering the rest of the universe.
The whole reason why they created the Scourge virus is because literally
there was no weapon or other person who could stop them in the universe.
Only about 37 members of their entire race survived in the entire universe
in Thragg, trying to help rebuild his people basically told all the Viltrumites
that survived have as many children as you possibly can, inserted
their current method of taking over the universe
by interbreeding and creating hybrids on different planets
and then taking over the planet with them.
That's what's happening during the events of Invincible Season one.
You're seeing that happen on Earth.
It was through
way of one replenishing their ranks, so to speak, like keeping their race alive
because they thought they were on the verge of dying out.
So they literally just start interbreeding with the rest of the universe,
but also because it really only takes one vulture mite to conquer an entire planet.
Having two of them means that they will definitely conquer the planet.
The idea during Invincible is
that Mark is the rogue who decides that he doesn't want to do that.
What if we didn't conquer Earth, which creates
a lot of the drama of the series and a lot of the conflicts and wars
that you'll see play out in future
seasons, Mark, versus dragging the rest of his people essentially.
Eventually we find out that no one Omni-Man is our gold son.
He's that missing heir that went into hiding during the military might.
Civil war, making Mark invincible.
The character, the next heir to the throne of the Viltrumites Empire.
But the reason why Wragg is the main antagonist of the series
is because he has his plan for the viltrumite people.
We are conquerors. We are going to conquer the rest of the universe.
And on the other side
you have the coalition of planets like Alan, the Alien,
all of these other people that want to stop them from doing that.
And Mark also trying to stop the Viltrumites,
from destroying everyone on Earth, everyone he loves.
And like I said, the only thing that can really kill a vulture might technically.
I mean, there are things that could
get pretty close to killing them would normally be another vitrumite
Which is why Invincible Mark's character is so dangerous
to ragnar's people, which is why they hate that idea so much.
They don't want another vulture right out there who would oppose them.
Now, there's a lot of stuff that happens
in the story before Schrag becomes a big character.
The way I think they'll play out is they'll send conquest
for most of season two, and that'll be like a lot of the season.
And towards the end of that, we'll see drag show up because he really doesn't
become a big character until after the Conquest storyline.
We got a little teaser for Conquest during season one.
He is another really badass member of their race.
A lot of the season two will be Mark reckoning
with the legacy of his people in the aftermath of season one.
Like immediately after, people are like,
Wait a minute, you guys were the villains the whole time.
And Mark just has to wade through that while also dealing with continued
threats from the villain, from Empire like Conquest and other characters.
Like, that's just the beginning.
There's a whole bunch of stuff that we don't need to get into right now
without getting into spoilers too far, depending on how many issues they cover
during season two, I think they'll cover all of Conquest storyline.
Like I said, and finish that around the finale
and then Spragg will show up towards the finale
and be a much bigger character in Season three and beyond.
Robert Kirkman did tease that he would be adding new Canon material
for the episodes, So there'll be stuff in the episodes
that didn't appear in the comic book just because if they only did the comic,
they would burn through it in like three seasons.
There are only 144 issues in the original comic book.
It's kind of the same situation with George R.R.
Martin in House of the Dragon in the Game of Thrones universe.
The House, The Dragon story
that they're adapting right now only covers a little bit of book material.
So when they were writing the season, George R.R.
Martin had to help them
create a bunch of extra canon material and just expand on that.
I think the idea with the Invincible Animated series is they'll go for five
seasons in towards the middle of that run, like by season three, Season four.
That's probably when we'll see the live action Invincible movie.
It'll be interesting to see how many of the characters on the animated series
play their versions in live action.
I think that a lot of them can do that,
and I think that was part of the idea when Robert Kirkman cast those people.
Marvel did that with the What If series, where they tried
to have as many of the movie actors play the characters as possible.
Now, it wasn't every single character,
but a lot of the animated versions were done by the movie versions.
James Gunn also just made that big DC Studios announcement about their big
DC chapter one, like their DC Phase one of rebooted movies,
and they're also doing the same thing with their new animated series too,
in live action, where the movie actors play
both versions of the characters animated and live action.
Like I said, though, I'm not expecting a ton of throwback
during season two, mostly towards the end of the season.
I think maybe a couple of teasers at the beginning of the season two.
Everyone let me know in the comments.
Do do you want Jeffrey Dean Morgan to also play the live action version of Drag?
I feel like he'd actually do a pretty solid job.
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