Invincible: Beyond the Gore, a Reflection on Heroism Since its appearance on screens (and long before that, in the pages of Robert Kirkman's comics), the series Invincible has redefined the superhero genre. Far from sanitized clichés, it plunges us into a world where punches actually hurt, where teeth go flying, and where moral choices are rarely black or white. Beneath its spectacular blood-soaked battles and titanic clashes, it raises profound philosophical questions about the nature of power, the weight of family legacy, and the true meaning of responsibility. Being a hero isn't just about having superpowers — it's about choosing how to use them when everything is falling apart around you. Deconstructing the Myth Unlike classic tales where good always triumphs cleanly, Invincible shows us the real cost of heroism. Every victory leaves scars, both physical and moral. Your result on this quiz reflects your own stance on these existential dilemmas. Are you an idealist willing to suffer for your values like Mark? A cold pragmatist who sees humans as resources to manage like Robot? A creator who wants to change the system from within like Atom Eve? Or a brute force who believes in the law of the strongest like Omni-Man? Each of these perspectives has its validity in the merciless universe of the series, and perhaps even in our own. "Why did you make me do this?! You're fighting so you can watch everyone around you die! Think, Mark!" — Omni-Man The Psychology of Power Beyond mere physical strength, Invincible explores how power corrupts or reveals the true nature of those who wield it. For Mark, power is a tool of protection, a shield for the weak. For Nolan, it's a birthright that justifies domination. For Eve, it's a means of creation and emancipation. And for Robot, it's an equation to solve. This quiz invites you to reflect on your own relationship with authority and influence. If you had the power to change the world, would you do it by imposing your vision, or...