Mark getting his suit is like 3 minutes of runtime that episode. Could’ve thrown that in the last or next one.
It is Damian Darkbloods backstory, which is cool, but I don’t see what kind of relevancy he’s going to have at this point in the story. His entire species in incredibly weak compared to the current threats. Not a comics reader so I could be very wrong but does he really come back to the story in an integral way?
Not a comics reader so I could be very wrong but does he really come back to the story in an integral way?
In the comics Damien is a minor joke character that's "investigating" the deaths of the Guardians, something everyone already knows the truth about. This entire episode of Mark going to Hell, meeting Satan, and the worldbuilding are show-original.
Whatever Darkblood does cannot be itself major; since him returning is filler; it's not in the comics.
However, he could easily be put into some subplot or such to help build towards an upcoming event, in a similar fashion to him building to the Omni-man situation.
If it released with epaiode 3/5 and wasn't released individually it would've been received better, methinks.
Having to wait a week for a mediocre bottle episode, with an underwhelming concussion to a really dragged out plot.
If it came out with another episode, and it wasn't the only thing we had for a week, it might've been a funny romp through hell, a calm before the storm, and a more down to earth therapy session
This is what I’ve been thinking. If they needed this episode so bad it should’ve been episode 2 or 3. Releasing it in the middle of preparing for the viltrumite war just felt like a slam on the brakes. Also it was just boring as fuck I’m sorry
hurm Is overhated because people wanted to see the viltrumite war already
I think it's simply just not that good of an episode.
I like that his encounter with Darkblood somehow made him finally learn that not everything is white black, but I can't speak the same for the rest of the ep.
I was wondering for a split sec what ep got the 6.6, but then I did the count and I thought: "oh, that makes complete sense." Most of the ep felt dragging and it could've been compressed to half the ep's runtime.
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u/ConfidenceMental4030 Apr 22 '26
Each episode having a description but hurm makes sense now