#anissa

[xytrax666]

after the explosion of the planet Viltrum

[fakeannafromthebox]

Some viltrumite dudes and lady

[despair-the-zero]

they did Not, in fact, but it was worth a shot

[oradblo]

Viltrum but make it a reality TV

[sexysmokerstoo]

After doing the dishes

[rambyol]

I get that power-scaling fictional characters against each other is fun yet I can’t help but feel the irony of it when it comes to the characters in Invincible, particularly between Viltrumites, since one of the core ideas that the show explores is about how physical strength is not the supreme mode of expression and survival.

[n1ght1ng4l3-in-g0th4m]

Ik I was talking about this yesterday but I really am obsessed with the idea of Viltrumites discovering human food and being absolutely blown out of their minds. Like, yeah I adore the concept of Viltrumites abandoning their empire because of their human lovers and friends, but can you imagine Kregg having street tacos for the first time?? Genuinely shifts his entire world view. We already know that Nolan really enjoys earth food seemingly a lot more than anything else we see him eat (not that we have many good examples but still) so I feel like it works for the others too.

I imagine Viltrumite food, even before Argall's cultural influence is mostly just a method of fueling the body rather than a source of pleasure, so discovering the insane diversity of cuisine on earth is a big thing for a lot of them. Most of them really like spicy food especially because they're not accustomed to capsaicin so it's very exciting for them to experience a new kind of pain that they're not already used to (I actually have a lot of thoughts on Viltrumite nervous systems but that's a post for another day).

[sizlet]

It was nice knowing you, Cecil...