While most expected it to be another trope-filled superhero show, Invincible‘s first season blew us away with its dark originality. The story disguised itself pretty well until the ending of the first episode when the shocking and unexpected deaths made you rub your eyes in disbelief. That’s when everyone realized: Invincible isn’t just some parody, it’s got real lore, and an exciting narrative to spill, with plenty of people clamoring for Invincible: Season 2 as soon as its first season wrapped.
Due to the soaring popularity, fans couldn’t stop inquiring about Invincible: Season 2, and luckily, Amazon didn’t waste any time laying out the details about the show’s future. Robert Kirkman, the comic book creator, confirmed in a tweet ahead of the Season 1 finale that not only is Invincible: Season 2 in the works but also that the story will at least continue until Season 3. With the second season officially in development, here’s a glimpse at everything we know so far about it.
When Is Invincible: Season 2 Coming Out?
Invincible: Season 2 has been confirmed for a late 2023 release date. The announcement was made in a teaser spot which was released by Amazon Prime in January 2023.
The new season has been in development since mid-2021 due to which fans had already anticipated a Fall 2023 release date. Robert Kirkman and the cast have also regularly kept fans updated throughout the season’s making, and the official word right now is that voice acting for it has wrapped up, so definitely Mark your calendars for the end of the year.
The number of episodes Invincible: Season 2 will have is still up for debate, but this time around, we have a hunch there will be 10 episodes instead of 8. Invincible’s animation was just as good as its storyline, and this time again Wind Sun Sky Entertainment and Skybound North will be reprising the lead on both Seasons 2 and 3.
Who Is In The Cast Of Invincible: Season 2?
The series’ punchy sound design and voice acting were on par with the greatest of animations, and pretty much everyone is returning for Invincible: Season 2— well, pretty much everyone who’s still alive. So below you’ll find a quick overview of some of the original voice actors that’ll be back for the second season.
Steven Yeun will return as the main protagonist Invincible/ Mark Grayson, J.K. Simmons as the big bad dad Nolan Grayson / Omni-Man, Sandra Oh as Debbie Grayson, Gillian Jacobs as Samantha Eve Wilkins / Atom Eve, and Jason Mantzoukas as Rex Splode. While more characters like Dupli-Kate, Allen the Alien, Titan, and obviously Cecil Stedman are also going to be seen again.
But if you remember the gut-wrenching finale, Omni-Man flew off into space out of shame (we hope so at least) after beating Mark senselessly. So, though Omni-Man is a character of central importance, you might not get to witness him traumatizing everyone again till a few episodes deep into Invincible: Season 2.
What Is Invincible: Season 2 About? (Spoiler Alert)
Where most other animated shows like Arcane stand out because of their visuals, Invincible on the other hand became the next big thing because of its storyline. The superhero genre is pretty stuffed, but the show’s mature and dark tone helped put it into the limelight.
And while we’re on the subject, many of you may be wondering what’s next for Mark. Spoiler alert, Invincible: Season 2 has lots in store. After the showdown with his father and finding out about the Viltrumite Empire’s forthcoming invasion, Mark teams up with the Coalition of Planets to make a stand against the imminent threat. Stronger foes than Omni-Man start appearing, while Omni-Man himself plans on invading other planets to recompense for his failure on Earth.
Without a doubt, the series is one of the best animations Amazon Prime has put out in recent times, and if you’re hungry for Invincible: Season 2, then the release draws near, and so does the countdown for its action-packed return.
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