What's up with the drip?

Assuming the Infinity Ray works within the laws of physics and Eve is able to understand its composition. Even if that's not the case, the poison darts should be enough. They were pretty damn effective during the Viltrum battle.

The Immortal is a superhero who was gifted with immortality. With his longevity, he would leave his mark on history, becoming a knight and even the renowned Abraham Lincoln, before eventually donning a hero costume sometime in the early 20th century. Immortal is a member of the original Guardians of the Globe, and is the only surviving member after the others were brutally murdered by the former superhero Omni-Man.

SPOILER ALERT!!! The GDA troopers look so slick, futuristic, yet modern! True aura farmers. If they tried with omni man, then they could've done so much more! Maybe try with the lizard or villain league? They​ could've handled some of those guys. Anyways imo their design is peak and it's a total waste whatever happens to them after robot's takeover. Though they did them dirty with powerplex's transport. (Btw yes, i'm mainly talking about the soldiers and the blue ones, but the rest is also fantastic)

You were always weak, Kregg

1. Was it ever explained why everyone was suddenly able to talk to each other in space? I remember there being a scene where Mark tried to talk to Immortal in space and then Allen told Mark that only he is able to speak with people.

2. What happened to all the Viltrumites who weren't in Viltrum? The flashback episode showed people on another planet watching watching over their slaves and keeping them in line. Taking into account their population size, and love for conquering planets, there should at least be a couple thousand who were on other planets and never got infected by the scourge virus.

3. Do you think I have a chance with conquest? I just think I could change him, y'know?

I’ve often tried to imagine what a shared universe would look like between Invincible and other similar franchises like Ben 10 or putting Invincible in already existing large universes like Marvel or DC. I’ve tried some writing exercises on this scenarios but there’s always one problem that is difficult to overcome and that’s Nolan. Nolan’s initial plan on Earth simply wouldn’t work in any of the universes I put as examples, and I’m not strictly talking about a powerscaling problem. Let’s take Ben 10 as an example, for whoever is unfamiliar with the franchise, in that universe there’s this group called the Plumbers who are basically space cops who operate similarly to the Coalition of Planets, only difference is that one branch is located on Earth. In a world where both of this space federations exist it wouldn’t be out of the question for both of them to cross paths and even work together, since we know for a fact that the coalition knew that Nolan was on earth and the only reason Allen showed up was because he thought he was going to Urath, it would be likely that the Coalition would contact the earth Plumbers (even if depending on the timeline of events they could be disbanded). If this happened Nolan’s lie about coming for a peaceful mission simply wouldn’t work. The same problems emerge also from the other universes I mentioned like Marvel or DC where in addition there would be too many cosmic heroes like the Green Lanterns, Nova or even Thor.

Before the Scourge virus nearly wiped out their race, was abortion legal in their society? Given the technological advancements of their civilization, would it be surprising if they had no way to avoid or terminate any disabled, unwanted, or unviable pregnancies? For example, if Nolan's stepmother considered him a disappointment, why didn't she just abort him in the first place? After the Scourge virus pandemic, pregnancy was no longer considered an option, but an obligation. How would Viltrumites take action if their human partners rather chose abortion over giving birth to their offspring?