mark was getting clobbered by fucking maulers 3 episodes ago now he’s able to beat a full grown soldier viltrumite that’s been conquering worlds for millennia just because he “stopped holding back”. Even Nolan who got hospitalized by the guardians while soloing them, only suffered a cut on his head fighting THREE viltrumites!!! Just makes them look weak in comparison. I feel like they shouldn’t even have any chance winning that battle at all, not alone surviving in better condition than against way weaker foes

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    I feel that it was a very purposeful and thought out choice to make mark much stronger in this fight. I think in adapting this story to tv, the writers realize that viewers actually want to feel like characters are going places and becoming developed. The target audience for a tv show is much less patient than a comic audience so they need them to realize that characters are building up and not as seemingly weak as they were in the last season.

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      10 months ago

      Then I wonder why they started the season with mark getting fucked up by maulers in a pool of his own blood and needed to be saved instead of yunno, showing he’s leveled up and way more powerful than last season…but nah all of a sudden he’s leveled up because of plot, that’s called plot convenience

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        10 months ago

        Because when he’s against the maulers he’s holding back.

        His dad is finally getting to him and teaching him how to fight like a Viltrumite.

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          10 months ago

          He was also handling the Maulers just fine until Levy brought in 10x as many. It was a numbers game, and Mark was at the disadvantage