would they technically travel the same speed if they just flew through space in any pose or something

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I brought this up to my boyfriend, kind of as a throwaway point, but he thought it was such a solid point that it might be canon.

TLDR: it’s all her parents fault.

Her Dad is a buzzkill and was constantly shunning her for “being weird” and using her powers to “cheat”. Hearing years and years of someone constantly shitting on you and shutting down your ideas can really block you from being creative. It makes you lose your whimsy, your ideas, your motivation. She didn’t want to stop saving people, but she had to turn to “conventional” methods in order to subconsciously protect herself.

Of course she puts pink walls up all the time. That’s probably the only thing her parents won’t get on her freakin nerves about.

A lot of people rip on him for fumbling the apology to Debbie but let’s not forget that he was raised in a society based on strength supremacy, brutality, and genocide with 0 compassion. He could have easily taken Conquest’s path and suppressed all of his emotions to carry on killing, but he decided to put love and empathy over strength which is a death sentence in Viltrumite society. He still has a long way to go but especially considering the vast majority of his life was spent in an extremely fascist culture, he’s beat the odds and come a long way

I've never understood this thing. Eve can make the costume she wants herself thanks to her powers, but does it leave her legs uncovered? What would be the advantage of that? I don't think it was ever explained in the series.

If the Viltrumites kidnapped and take some humans and other species on their planet, they would easily repopulate their home planet and save their race. and the humans would die out in a few decades as well.

I mean they should have enough advanced technology to create perfect environmental conditions for other races (Because you can see many aliens with different Biology in Viltrume). I believe it happened because of the time it will take and other stuff.

Are Viltrumites head that weak even though they have been fighting for many years of their life ? From the show I have seen that their head are a weakness or is it their style of fighting to keep their head free from any big injuries because any part of their body once a body part healed it can never be critically damaged especially for Mark when he got his head punched and nearly died because of Omniman but when he used his head defeat Conquest we see that his head wasn't damaged as much as Conquest. Leave your thoughts and I've trying to get this idea off me.

Nolan says that viltrumite DNA will override other DNA. He says that even Mark is almost a full blooded viltrumite specifically because the genes are overwriting his human biology. What would happen if a human got some kind of transplant or transfusion from a viltrumite? Would the body reject it? Or would they turn into a viltrumite? Or would literally nothing change?

It seems that Nolan wasn't so different from Mark when he was younger. But unlike him he had a better relationship with his father than his mother, and actually liked him a lot, so Mark saying "I'll still have you dad" triggered something deep down, which caused him to be conflicted.

It was the hostile environment that their ancestors had to live in, or they had a strength level relatively similar to that of a human, but thanks to their technology and thousands of years of research into improving physical capabilities they achieved this strength.

"All the other Viltrumites are scared of me". Think about the implications of that statement. Viltrumites commit mass genocide, rip aliens apart, single handedly destroy entire civilizations with smiles on their faces. Yet Conquest did stuff so messed up that even other Viltrumites were like "get this psycho away from me". What TF did the rest of the Viltrumites see Conquest do?

He could do it right?

Assuming he served based on this detail, although nothing on the wiki about that

Sorry if it’s common knowledge, but as a regular fan I just connected a few dots.

Throughout the series we see evidence that viltrumite hybrid children get theirs powers in early childhood, giving them plenty of time to develop to be more viltrumite, which results in them growing up nearly pure blooded. Nolan assumed the same, but we can see that Mark is a very late bloomer in this regard, so late that Nolan seemingly did not expect him to get powers at all. This would only leave a few formative years left for viltrumite DNA to start overriding human bits. I’m not sure about the details of the biology, but I assume that it’s a lengthy process and can stretch across centuries. So the Mark we see is much more than a few percent human, I’d argue that the ratio is much closer to being balanced (perhaps 40 human/60 viltrumite).

So when conquest fights Mark and says that getting mad does not make him stronger he does not say it purely out of ignorance, but perhaps it was an educated guess from facing other hybrid viltrumites.

A stretch, but I think that viltrumites get stronger over centuries, but not by as much as we’d think. If an average human lives 90 years, then I assume that a viltrumite lives for 9000. I also believe that they get as comparatively stronger as a teenage human compared to a grown man, the difference being more militaristic lifestyle and constant combat training. And the viltrumites we see are high echelon commanders from a society bent on constant warfare, so they are about as strong as a viltrumite can be expected to get. Mark trains and gets exponentially stronger over the seasons, suggesting that he grows stronger along the human trajectory rather than viltrumite’s.

TLDR. Mark’s human blood is strong in him and actively makes him a lot stronger than a viltrumite his age is supposed to be.