Invincible Season 4

Invincible Season 4

AnimationActionComedyDrama

Release Date: 18th March, 2026

Release Platform: Amazon Prime Video

Language: English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, German, Spanish, Filipino, French, Indonesian, Italian, Hungarian, Malay, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Vietnamese, Turkish, Czech, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Thai, Japanese

Producer: Dan Duncan, Shaun O'Neil, Marshell Becton

Production House(s): Point Grey Pictures, Skybound Entertainment, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment

Director(s): Sol Choi, Jason Zurek, Ian Abando, Stephanie Gonzaga

Seasons & Episodes: Season 4: 8 Episodes

Overview

Invincible Season 4 continues the intense journey of Mark Grayson as he struggles to navigate the aftermath of the previous season's devastating events. The world is not just physically broken, but the trust between individuals is burned, leaving Mark to deal with the heavy emotional and mental toll of his past choices. As he attempts to rebuild and do the work, he faces a daunting new challenge that reaches beyond anything he has encountered before.

Cast

Seth Rogen

Seth Rogen

Steven Yeun

Steven Yeun

Sandra Oh

Sandra Oh

J.K. Simmons

J.K. Simmons

Grey Griffin

Grey Griffin

Zazie Beetz

Zazie Beetz

Walton Goggins

Walton Goggins

Gillian Jacobs

Gillian Jacobs

Fun Facts

- Season 4 features an entirely original storyline involving the character Damien Darkblood using Nolan’s blood to try and summon him to Hell, accidentally pulling Mark Grayson down instead to fight the devil. Creator Robert Kirkman revealed that this was a classic superhero trope he desperately wanted to write during the comic's original run, but he repeatedly got sidetracked. The animated series gave him his first chance to finally bring the concept to life.

- In a fun bit of strategic scheduling by Prime Video, the weekly airing schedule of Invincible Season 4 was intentionally aligned to drop its episodes side-by-side with the final season of Amazon's other massive adult superhero juggernaut, The Boys. Kirkman jokingly noted that the show gets to 'hide behind the trailblazing of The Boys' when pushing the boundaries of extreme on-screen violence and gore.