What some might see as a flaw in 'Invasion' actually adds depth and character development.
The Big Picture Over the course of the first season of the AppleTV+ science fiction thriller Invasion, there was some scuttlebutt that the show was moving too slowly and that the pace at which showrunners Simon Kinberg and David Weil were laying out the alien encounter needed to be sped up a bit. But there is a real argument to be made that it is this criticism that actually works in Invasion's favor for several reasons as we head into Season 2.
Richer Characters Make 'Invasion' More Compelling Regardless of the Pace Each of our protagonists was deftly crafted and written in the first handful of episodes of Season 1. Mitsuki is a brilliant aeronautical engineer with the Japanese equivalent of NASA who is in love with one of the astronauts involved in the program's upcoming shuttle launch named Hinata . During her journey, we learn that she has a tender heart behind a rapier-like wit and that she also loves David Bowie.
Aneesha May Be the Most Relatable With Her Backstory in 'Invasion' As the one character who is based in the United States in a typical suburban neighborhood, Aneesha's journey is probably the most similar to most of the viewing audience. She is dealing with an all too common problem of infidelity within her marriage even before the alien invasion occurs. Her husband Amhed Farik is carrying on an affair with another woman and Aneesha finds out about it.
Season 2 of 'Invasion' Looks to Bring the Spread Out Leads Closer Together We've already seen in the first episode of Season 2 called, "Something's Changed" that it appears that as the humans mount a resistance to the alien force, their parallel paths will start to edge closer together. There was a sequence at the very end that suggests that Caspar and Mitsuki may form some sort of telepathic relationship that will have them working in unison.
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