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SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Invincible season 2 is further exploring the relationship between Mark and Amber, but Invincible's comic future makes eve and amber's season 2 story secretly dark. The relationship between Mark and Amber has been one of the main overarching stories throughout Invincible's first two seasons, with the series exploring the superhero trope of dealing with relationships when one member is a superhero.
The Invincible Comics Make Eve & Amber's Season 2 Scene Uncomfortable To Watch Eve and Amber have a prominent scene in Invincible season 2, episode 6, but the future of the Invincible comics make it really uncomfortable to watch. In the comics, Mark and Amber are together a while, although it only amounts to being a fraction of Invincible's run. Mark and Amber eventually break up, with them both moving on to different people.
Invincible Is Already Teasing Mark & Eve Getting Together Close Although their relationship hasn't started yet, Invincible is already teasing the fact that Mark and Eve will get together. Although the two have been friends since the beginning of the show, their dynamic has definitely gotten a lot flirtier. It is also clear that Mark cares about Eve a lot more than he cares about the other Guardians of the Globe members, showing that he is starting to develop feelings for him.
When Mark & Amber Break Up Invincible season 2 is leading to Mark and Amber's inevitable breakup, and here is when it happens according to the comics. Based on the place that the Invincible comics have adapted up to, Mark and Amber's breakup isn't too far away. In the comics, Amber develops feelings for a friend named Gary, while Mark develops feelings for Eve. Amber and Mark both discuss that they have feelings for other people, leading to a fairly amicable breakup.
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