Invincible Season 3: Premiere Date, Cast, Teaser Trailer, And Other Things We Know About The Next Installment
The threat is getting bigger now.
Invincible Season 3 is confirmed, and yes, I am so excited about this 2025 TV premiere schedule date.
There are so many upcoming superhero movies and shows to look forward to, and one that I have loved since its first season is Invincible. As a lover of animation, it has earned its place in my heart.
Season 3 was confirmed ages ago, but since Season 2 of Invincible finished back in April 2024 as part of the 2024 TV premiere schedule, fans have been asking when we can expect to see Mark Grayson and Co. again. This is what we know so far.
What Is The Invincible Season 3 Premiere Date?
Amazon Prime has confirmed that Invincible Season 3 will begin releasing on February 6, 2025, with no mid-season break. That’s right – we are getting consistent episodes.
Fans of Invincible will recall that we had to wait a long time between Invincible Seasons 1 and 2, but thankfully, we know Season 3 will at least come a little quicker. Steven Yeun even talked about that Season 2 mid-season break in an interview with Collider in April 2024, saying that everyone working on the show knew the “big break” was not a fun experience for anyone, so they wanted to make sure they didn’t do it this time around:
This just makes me more excited for February to come!
The Invincible Season 3 Cast
Thanks to Amazon Prime and their press release regarding the release date, they also gave us a cast list of the stars of the show – and it’s pretty much everyone you expect to return, including Steven Yeun
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- Steven Yeun as Mark Grayson/Invincible
- J.K. Simmons as Omni-Man
- Sandra Oh as Debbie Grayson
- Seth Rogen as Allen the Alien
- Gillian Jacobs as Atom Eve
- Andrew Rannells as William Clockwell
- Zazie Beetz as Amber Bennett
- Walton Goggins as Cecil Stedman
- Chris Diamantopoulos as Donald Ferguson
- Zachary Quinto as Rudy Connors
- Ross Marquand as The Immortal
- Jason Mantzoukas as Rex Splode
- Grey DeLisle as Shrinking Rae/Monster Girl
- Kevin Michael Richardson as The Actual Monster Girl Ogre
- Khary Payton as Black Samson
- Clancy Brown as Damien Darkblood
- Jay Pharoah as Komodo Dragon
- Mark Hamill as Arthur ‘Art’ Rosenbaum
- Malese Jow as Dupli-Kate
These are just some of the main characters we see regularly throughout the series, and that's not even including all the side characters and side plots we tend to follow, so yeah, expect to see every one of them in some way.
Check Out The Teaser Trailer for Invincible Season 3
I know, I know, all of us are so excited and just want a full trailer but we’ll have to settle with this Invincible Season 3 trailer until we get that. And in the meantime, we get to see Mark and Cecil at the fast food place we all know and love and talk about some of the adventures we just might get to see in Season 3.
What Is Invincible Season 3 Going To Be About?
I'm sure that if you've seen Invincible, whether it's the whole series or maybe the Invincible Season 2 premiere or some other aspect of the show, you know that the series is based on comics, so there are plenty of stories that we could follow leading into Season 3. However, thanks to an interview with Variety that the creator, Robert Kirkman, did in April 2024, we have some idea of what will happen next:
We Will See Mark's Brother More
If you were like me and you were a little weirded out by the fact that Mark now has a half-Viltrumite half-alien brother, then you better get used to it. Obviously, we know that Mark's brother is under the care of his mother right now, but Kirkman said that Season 3 is going to focus a lot on that character – as well as how quickly he ages:
Mark And Eve's Relationship Will Be A Core Part Of Season 3
Another big shocker in Season 2 was that Mark and Amber ended their relationship for (honestly) totally understandable reasons, but you want to know who has a chance now? Mark and Eve.
From some of the moments we saw in Season 2, we know that there is a bit of chemistry between these two, and Kirkman also confirmed that Season 3 will focus on the building blocks of who they are together and will be a "core aspect:"
Omni-Man Will Be In Season 3 A Lot More
Another major blow to Season 2 was that Omni-Man wasn't really in it as much. Sure, I love Mark and everyone else, but Omni-Man was a great addition and a huge part of what made Invincible such a fantastic superhero show, including that dynamic with Mark. Thankfully, Kirkman said that we will see a lot more of that character in Season 3, after taking a step back from the complex figure in Season 2:
The Viltrumites Are The Main Villain Now
With any superhero show, the villains always tend to change with each season or even each episode, and that certainly felt like the case for Invincible. However, Kirkman said that Season 3 is going to be different in that the Viltrumites – Omni-Man's people – are the main villains now and in the future:
Every Episode Will "Feel Like A Finale"
Get ready for February 2025 and the epic awesome-ness of this show, because Kirkman confirmed one thing in a bonus clip from Amazon Prime (via GamesRader) – that Season 3 will have every episode feeling like "a finale:"
Alright, I need Season 3, like, now.
Season 4 Of The Series Is Already In Development
As confirmed in July 2024, Season 4 of Invincible was renewed by Prime Video, as confirmed by Variety. While every episode may “feel like a finale,” it will be anything but, as this story is already planning on continuing.
Yeun even spoke in that Collider interview regarding the mid-season break about how Kirkman (the creator) would keep this story going on forever if he could, but right now there’s a ‘full story arc’ regarding what is going on in the show:
Invincible Season 3 is confirmed, and hopefully, we won't need to wait that long. But until it debuts, I suppose I'll get my superhero fix as I wait for all the upcoming Marvel movies—no one will beat the Graysons, though.
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