This was my first thought at the end of S2E1. This guy spent so much time explaining how he was seeking all this knowledge and working hard to make this possible through the multi-verse, the other versions of himself, the noble causes he was after, observing everything he could, etc. Then suddenly he’s finally got all this info in his head and he turns into a complete one note moron?
Literally his only takeaway is that he needs to get futile revenge against a single superhero - specifically the dimension version of him that isn’t even evil (and based on his reaction I would have to assume that almost all other universes have Mark as evil and siding with Omniman - I haven’t read the comments but that also makes almost no sense considering Mark’s default personality, all of them go completely evil every time and this dimension is the only exception?). Yet he shows no nuanced understanding of it at all lol. That is so stupid I don’t understand it.
Without giving away too much, is Mark truly evil in most other universes? I find that so surprising so I’m trying to wrap my head around it lol. It seems like a lot of things would have had to go down differently in this story for Mark to end up siding with his dad on the most fucked up plan imaginable considering his personality. But based on Angstrom’s reaction to his new knowledge apparently Mark is the worst person across all Universes? I don’t understand that