10:41 I think it's because her powers were with her since birth cause she could always see molecules, "feel it in her bones" like Brandyworth said, so it doesn't seem really like a skill she has to train for. She has basically only to imagine it and is mostly only limited by her creativity.
The moment where she erases their memories is interesting. It seems when eve is pushed to her limis she is able to bypass the block that Brandyworth created and actually meddle with living things. Maybe that will be important in invincible as well
What got me was in the remade family photo You saw what the littlest girl "Phase five" should have been. instead of being a little girl about eight years old realizing that her body is falling apart all over a freeway.
I really love the show, but Eves father for me is just really bad written. He is just too over the top dumb and annoying and whatever. I think you could write even a "bad" father a lot better than what they did with that guy. He doesn't even fit at all into the series. Its as if he was writen by a guy who else writes Telenovelas or whatever.
I think it's a good representation of an ignorant person. You can see he cares about eve, but it's too stupid to understand her emotions or her powers. I mean i've know fathers that were as bad as this guy is, I don't think it's unrealistic.
I kind of agree, but then as the comment above said, it _can_ be a good representation of certain people. Some people *really* are that over the top, it's just that I personally haven't met them, but I've heard stories of parents being literally this horrible.
ehhh I just think you may have never experienced a person like him in real life. I've always read his character as extremely judgmental and ignorant, and eve, in my opinion, is coded as being autistic in this special. She has particular "habits", she rarely talked as a child, just by being around her people could pick up on something about her being different from other people, she has specific special interest that she excels at but she can't focus on other things in school, as she got older she masked a lot of those behaviors and changed because of how the outside world treated her. its obvious he has an extreme superiority complex, especially about women, so when he sees his own daughter not fitting into the societal role he expects of her he gets angry.
Actually, this version of Adam Wilkins is pretty tame. In the comics, he is extremely misogynistic, ignorant, and straight-up creepy. and I mean CREEPY. He has one conversation with Mark over dinner, and you can see Mark is traumatized by the misogynistic and creepy things he says.
10:41 I think it's because her powers were with her since birth cause she could always see molecules, "feel it in her bones" like Brandyworth said, so it doesn't seem really like a skill she has to train for. She has basically only to imagine it and is mostly only limited by her creativity.
The moment where she erases their memories is interesting. It seems when eve is pushed to her limis she is able to bypass the block that Brandyworth created and actually meddle with living things. Maybe that will be important in invincible as well
Hint hint 😊
@@kumichan3259 hahaha
Wait how did you guys know those weren't Eve's parents before watching this?
They probably just made a confident guess.
@@raphaelnouh1442it super obvious eve is hot and her parents are fat
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What got me was in the remade family photo You saw what the littlest girl "Phase five" should have been. instead of being a little girl about eight years old realizing that her body is falling apart all over a freeway.
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I really love the show, but Eves father for me is just really bad written. He is just too over the top dumb and annoying and whatever. I think you could write even a "bad" father a lot better than what they did with that guy. He doesn't even fit at all into the series. Its as if he was writen by a guy who else writes Telenovelas or whatever.
I think it's a good representation of an ignorant person. You can see he cares about eve, but it's too stupid to understand her emotions or her powers. I mean i've know fathers that were as bad as this guy is, I don't think it's unrealistic.
I kind of agree, but then as the comment above said, it _can_ be a good representation of certain people. Some people *really* are that over the top, it's just that I personally haven't met them, but I've heard stories of parents being literally this horrible.
ehhh I just think you may have never experienced a person like him in real life. I've always read his character as extremely judgmental and ignorant, and eve, in my opinion, is coded as being autistic in this special. She has particular "habits", she rarely talked as a child, just by being around her people could pick up on something about her being different from other people, she has specific special interest that she excels at but she can't focus on other things in school, as she got older she masked a lot of those behaviors and changed because of how the outside world treated her. its obvious he has an extreme superiority complex, especially about women, so when he sees his own daughter not fitting into the societal role he expects of her he gets angry.
Actually, this version of Adam Wilkins is pretty tame. In the comics, he is extremely misogynistic, ignorant, and straight-up creepy. and I mean CREEPY. He has one conversation with Mark over dinner, and you can see Mark is traumatized by the misogynistic and creepy things he says.