Here’s everything you need to know about Invincible season 2 on Amazon Prime Video, including its potential launch date.
Spoilers follow for Invincible season 1 and the comics. Invincible season 2 is officially in development. To the delight of the series’ fans (comic and TV show alike), Amazon Studios has been renewed the R-rated animated show for two more seasons, so we’ll be getting more of Robert Kirkman and Cory Walker’s superhero universe soon. We aren’t sure when that’ll be, but it’s pleasing to hear. We enjoyed season 1 a lot and its finale left things open for many more instalments, so we’re glad that more is on the way. If you want to know everything about Invincible season 2, we’re here to help. Here, you’ll find information on its possible launch date, new cast members, what the source material and season 1 finale can tell us about season 2’s plot and more. A word of warning before we begin: we’re about to dive into massive spoilers for Invincible season 1 and the comics. Turn back now or you’ll have both ruined for you. There’s no confirmed release date for Invincible season 2. However, we suspect that Amazon will want to exploit its popularity and get to work on it as soon as possible. Invincible season 2 was announced on April 29, so it’s unlikely that any major work will have begun just yet. Kirkman and the series’ executive team may have had discussions on what plot points to build the next season around (more on this later) but, from animation, art, script and voice actor perspectives we don’t think much will have been done. That said, sometimes animated shows get an early renewal behind-the-scenes because of the long turnaround it takes to make further episodes. It’s plausible, then, that it’s further along than we think, even if we aren’t aware of that possibility. With all that in mind, don’t expect to see Invincible season 2 take flight before the second half of 2022. Unless the creative team crunches on season 2 and gets it out early next year, we would be surprised to see it any earlier. A show like this needs as much care and attention to detail as possible, so that’s what we’re hedging our bets on. Not yet, but that’s because it’s too early. Once one is released, we’ll update this section. No casting confirmations have been made for Invincible season 2, but we’d expect season 1’s main players to return: It’s possible that we may see other voice actors reprise their roles outside of the above cast, too. Zachary Quinto had voiced Robot, but it’s unclear if his voice talents will be needed for future seasons. As we see in season 1, Robot is the artificial host body of Rudy Conners, an individual whose genetic defects mean he’s unable to live outside of his saline tank. With Rudy’s consciousness being transferred into his new clone body in season 1 episode 7, Ross Marquand has taken over vocal duties for Rudy. As such, we don’t know if Quinto is needed to reprise his role in season 2.
