Finally, some major Invincible season 2 news is on the way.
The massively popular Prime Video cartoon series Invincible is due to return to our
screens in 2023, nearly two years after season one concluded.
What evidence do we have?
Because there will be a significant announcement in January 2023, which suggests a release
date will be revealed soon.
It's worth noting that Invincible is one of the finest Prime Video programmes of all time.
More information about this major Invincible season 2 news, as well as other important
information ahead of the series' comeback, can be found below.
This contains returning cast members, probable narrative elements, the show's future, and
other information.
Major spoilers for Invincible season 1 and the comics on which it is based follow.
Potential season 2 spoilers are also included in storyline parts.
If you want to avoid spoilers before the movie comes out, use the navigation bar on the left
side of this page to skip forward.
What we know about the release date of Invincible Season 2
Season 2 of Invincible has yet to be released.
We won't have to wait long for a surprise, though.
Season 2 will be released in January 2023, according to Invincible's numerous social
media accounts.
That month honours the 20th anniversary of the R-rated superhero comic book created by
Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley, with the first issue released on January 22,
2003.
An announcement around this time was always a possibility.
Still, we're delighted we were right - we anticipated that something formal will be
announced in January 2023 - and we're raising our fingers for a release date revelation.
Seasons 2 and 3 of Invincible will premiere in April 2021.
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Both seasons have been in development for longer than fans believe, according to head
writer Simon Racioppa.
"We've been working on it [Invincible season 2] for a long," Racioppa told TechRadar exclusively.
"We're putting in a lot of effort.
Every day, Robert [Kirkman, Invincible's co-creator] works on it, and I work on it.
We're discussing it, and we're far into the process.
We've been working on it for longer than I believe people realise, but it takes time.
It's a massive production."
Steven Yeun, the series' principal voice actor, was filmed in April 2022 as he began recording
his lines for Invincible season 2: J.K.
Simmons, who plays Nolan Grayson/Omni-Man, told DiscussingFilm(opens in new tab) a month
ago that the actors will be entering the recording booth shortly.
And it appears that some, if not the majority, of the series' voice cast has finished their
season 2 work.
Khary Payton, who plays Black Sansom, told ScreenRant(opens in new tab): "We completed
Season 2.
We're on season 3, but it's difficult to predict when it will be released."
So, when can we expect Invincible season 2 to premiere?
We believe it will be around early 2023.
Regardless matter how far down the manufacturing pipeline it is, there is still plenty of work
to be done.
We anticipate that a definitive launch date will be announced in January 2023, with a
trailer and other crucial information following at a later date.
Plot of Invincible Season 2: What will the topic be?
We last saw Omni-Man flying off into space, travelling to an unknown place, after failing
to carry out his plan to assassinate Mark and enslave the human species for the Viltrumite
Empire.
Cecil appointed Mark as Earth's new defender, therefore Season 2 will most likely follow
his attempts to keep the planet safe from the Viltrumites while simultaneously assisting
the Coalition of Planets.
There's also the Martian Sequids, who have infiltrated Earth via an astronaut, and, more
worse, Mark's efforts to graduate high school and keep his connection with Amber.
Kirkman told The AV Club that the montage at the end of Season 1's last episode is a
good place to search for hints concerning the narrative of Invincible Season 2.
"I really wanted to remind the viewers of the various strands we had and to convey to
them that everything and everything that happened in Season 1 important," he explained.
"Even minor elements will play a significant role in the future.
"I wanted to incorporate a lot more of those pops, but it was getting absurd."
It also creates the impression that Nolan is no longer on the table for the time being,
thus Mark no longer has a mentor, but all of the difficulties remain.
Moving forward, we'll get to witness a completely different Invincible who has to work things
out on his own.
" It lays the groundwork for Season 2 and beyond to be a distinct plot, which is ideal
for a programme like this.
You want each season to have a unique taste, mood, and development of the primary character."
Kirkman also hinted at the return of Angstrom Levy, one of Mark's key adversaries in the
comics.
"[Levy] definitely mixes things up," he stated during the Skybound Xpo Invincible discussion.
If you've read the comics and seen the TV programme, you'll get a feel of where we're
heading with the second season, especially if you think about how we adapted the plot
in the first season."