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The hate this show has gotten over the years has felt very forced and inconsistent, considering the time the episodes release as well as the animation quality people want both or else they want nothing. This episode proves they can do both, and the only cost is some poor animation in episodes that don't need to be carried by it, but instead good dialogue until moments like THIS happen. The destruction that occurred in this episode was all over the place in the best way possible and gave insight into different perspectives of individuals, showing how easily things could've been different. Invincible has proven that it's one of the best shows out today, and has the potential to be amongst the best animated series ever if it can keep this up with the many seasons ahead.