Invincible: Atom Eve’s powers explained

Spoil So that “invincible” (both the television program and the comics) continue.

All the premise of “Invincible” is a child who tries to live up to his father: only his father is the best superhero in the world. The story soon reveals that Nolan Grayson, aka Omni-Man (JK Simmons) is not all that seems to be, but from the beginning Mark Grayson, alias invincible (Steven Yeun) has been from a family of heroes. On the series, that family grows. From season 3, Mark’s half-brother (Christian Converty) is Kid Omni-Man, and invincible is dating the superhero superhero of the subject superhero (Gillian Jacobs).

There is a lot of Spider-Man in “Invincible”: Eve is Mary Jane de Mark, red hair and everything, only she also has powers like her boyfriend too. Mark’s first girlfriend, Amber (Zazie Beetz), shows why a superhero who tries to go out with a normal person would not work. Eve is not as strong as a Viltrumita, but it could be said that she is as powerful as one. How do your super powers work?

Much of the detail comes from the special “atom Eve” episode, launched between the “invincible” seasons 1 and 2. Eva’s powers are not natural; They are the result of genetic engineering while in the uterus. On the surface, you can create rose energy constructions, which can be as simple as a barrier or as complex as an armor suit. She is like a green flashlight but without a ring.

But this is just a manifestation of a much greater power; Eve sees the world as her atomic construction blocks. She can also reorganize those molecules, which means that she can transmute objects into other objects, such as an alchemist (fullmetal or not). However, in season 2, he realizes that the most complex structures (such as a block of the city) will not keep in the long term. That is why this season is taking architecture and engineering classes, so you can use your powers more effectively.

Meanwhile, his name chosen is a word game of several layers. Atom, of course, because its power is about manipulating atoms. Quick spoken, his name may sound like “Adam & Eve”, and that is not chosen at random, since Eve’s powers have to do with creation. Its superhero badge even combines the female symbol ♀ with the symbol of a molecule (circles that loom and contain another circle).

As for how can you fly? The explanation varies; The comic says that the air density manipulates to be light, while the television program encourages its flight with rose propulsive explosions.