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Since season 1 of Invincible finished in April 2021, fans have been waiting to know when season 2 would begin. For over two years, viewers have received just morsels of information while waiting for the show’s next season to begin, but no real substantial information.
Invincible Season 2 Release Date Confirmed For 2023
While no official release date has been announced, fans now know they won’t have to wait until next year. Vernon Sanders, the Head of Amazon Studios, has announced that Season 2 of Invincible will premiere in 2023.
When Will Invincible: Season 2 Be Released? The official release date for Invincible: Season 2 has yet to be announced by Amazon Studios, but given that the season has been in development since mid-2021, it’s probable that it’ll be ready to stream by fall 2023.
Collider’s Steven Weintraub revealed in an exclusive conversation with Sanders that it had been verified by the latter that the next season of the show would air next year. “Sanders initially tried to be sly, telling us, ‘2023 is going to be a terrific year for people.’
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When we pressed Sanders for a direct confirmation that fresh episodes would broadcast in 2023, he responded with a hearty ‘absolutely.’ Then it’s official. Season 2 of Invincible will premiere in 2023. The question now is when will fresh episodes be released, because we can’t wait to see what occurs next on the show.”
The program has only had eight episodes so far, but considering what the final montage of season one displayed before cutting to black, it’s difficult to picture the show not growing its story to the point where it would require more episodes per season than eight in the future.
Especially considering it is based on a visual novel that, unlike most comics, has a clear ending. Given that the show took certain creative liberties from the comic – for example, Debbie Grayson had a larger role in the show than in the comic – it’s difficult to imagine them not having more episodes for future seasons.
If that’s the case, then hopefully the wait will be worthwhile. Invincible stood out to fans because it brought the superhero concept to a degree of savagery that other franchises in the genre would never dare to attempt.
Mark Grayson, like anybody else, was pleased to receive his superpowers but quickly discovered that such a line of work is not as enjoyable as it sounds. Not only will you not be able to save everyone, but you will almost certainly lose, and when you do, you will lose horribly.
Grayson learned that lesson several times during the first season. Despite the suffering, he undergoes as a hero and at home, it is Grayson’s determination that distinguishes him above all others. Even when his own father, who Mark had just discovered was a soldier in a tyrannical alien empire poised to take over the earth, was beating him to within an inch of his life to get his point across, Mark hadn’t given up hope that his father had grown out of being a tyrant and learned to value life through human ways.
Since the show implied that what transpired in season 1 was just the tip of the iceberg, who knows how long Mark will be able to maintain that level of intensity in the following season? Season 1 of Invincible is presently available on Amazon Prime.
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