X

Join or Sign In

Sign in to customize your TV listings

Continue with Facebook Continue with email

By joining TV Guide, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy.

Invincible Season 2: Release Date, Trailer, Cast, and Everything to Know

Spoiler alert: We'll have to wait a few more weeks before Mark Grayson returns

portrait-cropped.jpg
Kat Moon

More than two years after Invincible premiered on Prime Video, Season 2 launched in November 2023. Unfortunately for eager fans, this season is being released in two parts. So after two years of waiting, there is... more waiting. Part 1 of Invincible Season 2 ended with a brutal fight where Mark Grayson/Invincible (Steven Yeun) and his father Nolan/Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons) joined hands against ruthless Viltrumites. Once again, Mark was defeated. And the Viltrumites, in addition to capturing Omni-Man, gave Mark an ultimatum: Finish the job that his father did not complete — conquering Earth — or face deadly consequences.

Invincible Season 2 Part 1 also introduced a new villain: Angstrom Levy (Sterling K. Brown), a man able to open portals to other dimensions. He also holds a grudge against Mark after his mission to build a utopia ended in disaster. "We're trying to use Angstrom Levy and his relationship with Mark — and their impending rematch — to dovetail into this worry [Mark] has of, am I going to follow my father's footsteps?" Robert Kirkman, who wrote the comic book series that the show adapts, told TV Guide. "We're using the multiverse in our story to follow the emotional journey of these characters and get a glimpse of what could have been." It's safe to assume that Angstrom will be showing up again.

Here's what we know so far about Invincible Season 2 Part 2.

When is Invincible Season 2 coming back?

Prime Video announced on Jan. 22 that Invincible Season 2 Part 2 is returning on March 14. The second part consists of 4 episodes and will be airing weekly. 

TV Guide previously asked about the gap between the two sections of Invincible Season 2. "When you see the episodes, Episode 4 of Season 2 is a very obvious midseason finale, Kirkman told TV Guide. "People are going to need time to recover from that episode." In the same interview, Kirkman shared that the wait between future seasons of the show is expected to be shorter. "We have lived through the longest period of time there will ever be between a season of Invincible," he said. "Every other season, however long we go, the wait will be less."

Invincible Season 2 trailer

There is no trailer yet for Invincible Season 2 Part 2. But in case you missed the first part of the series, the video below is a teaser. It launched at Prime Video's New York Comic Con panel in October 2023. The video showed Mark having an identity crisis following the Season 1 confrontation with Omni-Man. It also introduced new characters, from The Shapesmith to Angstrom Levy. 

Robert Kirkman watches the Invincible Honest Trailer

OK, you've seen Prime Video's trailer for Invincible, but have you seen Fandom's Honest Trailer for Invincible? Robert Kirkman has, and we invited him into the studio to pick it apart and give us his honest opinion about Fandom's Honest Trailer for Season 1 as well as drop some cool nuggets of information about the series that he hasn't shared anywhere else. Kirkman was a good sport about the barbs. "I enjoy Honest Trailers myself, and I watch them all the time," Kirkman said. "And then to see that thing you enjoy turned on you is pretty heartbreaking, and I don't enjoy it. But I'll allow it because it's fun when I'm seeing you guys do it to someone else."

Invincible Season 2 cast

Steven Yeun returns as Mark Grayson, or Invincible, while J.K. Simmons returns as Nolan, or Omni-Man. Sandra Oh will once again voice the role of Debbie. Other members of the returning cast include:

How to watch Invincible

The first season of Invincible, along with the first four episodes of Season 2, are available to stream on Prime Video.

Season 2 Part 2 premieres March 14, 2024 on Prime Video.