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Start your 30-day free trialAddWatchlistLikeNot for meWatch PartyWatch PartyShare AndroidShareAvailable now! Invincible: Guarding the Globe mobile gameGet it on the Amazon Appstore now. EpisodesExploreExtrasRelatedDetailsEpisodesSortEpisode numberNewest episodesAvailable to watchS2 E1 - A LESSON FOR YOUR NEXT LIFENovember 2, 202349min18+In the aftermath of his father's betrayal, Mark struggles with his responsibilities as Invincible and encounters an unexpected enemy. EntitledWatch with a free Prime trialWatch with PrimeWatch PartyWatch PartyS2 E2 - IN ABOUT SIX HOURS I LOSE MY VIRGINITY TO A FISHNovember 9, 202350min18+It’s summer break for Mark and his friends, but supervillains don't take a vacation. Mark is forced to face the consequences of Omni-Man's double life. EntitledWatch with a free Prime trialWatch with PrimeWatch PartyWatch PartyS2 E3 - THIS MISSIVE, THIS MACHINATION!November 16, 202349min18+Mark starts his college career, Debbie struggles with personal trauma, and Allen the Alien returns home to find a new threat facing the Coalition of Planets.
Her character flaw is that she has trouble communicating. She acts sweet to make everyone around her happy, but she actually does it because she's a spiteful person underneath. Like most of the cast, she narrates her thoughts and puts herself down because she lacks self-worth for unknown reasons. She hides her emotions for the sake of others to not be a bother. Aside from Very Original character writing, this doesn't make her unique. Everyone in the show is terrible at communicating—not because this is true to actual high school students, but because it's repetitive writing. It's never a mystery what a character is thinking, and if you can't tell, the directing makes it even simpler.
When they don't know how to communicate the characters' thoughts, they just put a text box on-screen. Adapting a manga involves more than copying and pasting panels—you creatively develop ways to show emotions through body language, music, camera angles, and editing. The extent of Horimiya's visual storytelling is by focusing on a character, slow motion, changing the backdrop to a white wall, and adding a colorful shadow. The first time, it was unique.