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Amazon Prime Video announced that 'Invincible' Season 4 will premiere in March 2026, featuring Lee Pace as the villain Thragg, with the series returning after a successful Season 3 that ended on cliffhangers involving new villains and ongoing battles.
At SDCC 2025, Robert Kirkman announced updates on 'Invincible' including a new Battle Beast game character, a fifth season renewal with new voice talent, and upcoming comics like deluxe editions of 'DIE! DIE! DIE!' and 'Battle Pope'. He also revealed new projects such as 'Skinbreaker', revamps of 'Capes', and developments in the Energon Universe including 'Transformers' and 'Void Rivals'. Additionally, Invincible will expand into other media, including card games and RPGs, celebrating Kirkman's 25-year writing career.
The popular series 'Invincible' is getting its first console and PC fighting game, 'Invincible VS,' featuring team battles, single-player story, and brutal finishers, set to release in 2026 for multiple platforms.
Invincible returns for its third season on Prime Video, continuing its unique take on superhero narratives. This season, Mark deals with the fallout of working with Cecil and the creation of Reanimen to combat a Viltrumite invasion. He also faces challenges from his eager half-brother Oliver and various threats like a dragon and the Mauler Twins. The season premieres on February 6, 2025, with new episodes weekly until March 13.
Invincible creator Robert Kirkman reveals that Amazon's legal team closely monitored the series finale's multiple superhero cameos, particularly the Spider-Man homage, to ensure they were legally distinct from Marvel characters. Kirkman also distances the not-Batman cameo from the Caped Crusader and discusses the inclusion of the Dragon’s Breath sniper rifle from Fortnite. Despite the legal scrutiny, the series finale managed to include these references, setting the stage for Season 3.
The Season 2 finale of "Invincible" features a bloody battle as Mark/Invincible fights the multiverse-traveling villain Angstrom Levy to save his family, with cameos from alternate-universe superheroes like Agent Spider and references to "Fortnite" and "The Walking Dead." Creator Robert Kirkman discusses the Marvel and DC cameos, teases Season 3 storylines including Oliver's rapid aging, Viltrumite threats, and evolving relationships, and explains the recasting of Ezra Miller's voice role.
The season 2 finale of "Invincible" delivers a powerful and emotional battle between Invincible and Angstrom Levy, culminating in Mark breaking his no-kill rule. The episode showcases stellar voice performances and leaves Mark grappling with the consequences of his actions, setting the stage for a complex character arc in the next season. Despite some pacing issues and interruptions, the finale sets the stage for intriguing developments in the upcoming season.
Despite the absence of a Marvel crossover in Invincible season 2, the show cleverly references it through a multiverse storyline featuring a warped version of Spider-Man called Agent Spider and a nod to Batman. The season finale sees Mark Grayson facing off against nemesis Angstrom Levy, who has gained the ability to hop through different dimensions, leading to various multiversal adventures for the protagonist.
Amazon's animated superhero show "Invincible" quietly recast the character D.A. Sinclair, originally voiced by Ezra Miller in the first season, with veteran voice actor Eric Bauza for the ongoing second season. The decision to recast comes amidst controversy surrounding Miller's public persona and legal issues, leading to speculation about the reasons behind the change. This serves as a reminder of Miller's absence from the public eye since 2022, with no recent work or public appearances due to reported mental health issues.
Ezra Miller's role as mad scientist D.A. Sinclair in "Invincible" has been recast for Season 2, with Eric Bauza taking over the role. This change comes amidst a turbulent two years for Miller, including legal issues and personal controversies. The recasting occurred quietly, and no official explanation was provided by Amazon Prime, the show's producer.
Ezra Miller's role in Prime Video's Invincible has been recast following the actor's controversies, with Eric Bauza taking over the character previously voiced by Miller. The controversies surrounding Miller included a video in 2020 showing them appearing to choke a fan and subsequent incidents leading to arrests and protective orders. Miller issued a statement in 2022 apologizing for their behavior and citing complex mental health issues. The final episode of Invincible season two premieres on April 4.
Ezra Miller's role in the animated superhero series Invincible has been recast for the show's second season, with Eric Bauza taking over voicing the character D A Sinclair. Miller, known for playing The Flash, has been embroiled in controversies and legal troubles, including a video appearing to show the actor choking a woman, accusations of grooming and manipulation, and a recent charge of alleged alcohol theft. Despite these issues, Miller issued an apology citing mental health struggles.
Ezra Miller's role as mad scientist D.A. Sinclair in Season 2 of Prime Video's Invincible has been recast with Eric Bauza voicing the character, following Miller's previous portrayal in the first season. Miller, known for roles in The Flash and Fantastic Beasts, has faced legal issues and scandals. The adult animated series, based on the Skybound/Image comic, follows Mark Grayson as he navigates life as the son of a powerful superhero. The recasting was first reported by Entertainment Weekly.
Actor Ezra Miller, who has faced controversy and allegations in recent years, has been quietly replaced in the second season of the animated series Invincible, with Eric Bauza taking over the role of D.A. Sinclair. Miller's past behavior has led to calls for their removal from projects, but director Andy Muschietti has expressed support for Miller's recovery efforts.
Ubisoft has released a surprise mobile game, "Invincible: Guarding the Globe," based on the popular superhero comic and Amazon Prime show. The free-to-play idle role-playing game allows players to build a squad of superheroes to combat various villains and features characters from the Invincible universe. Players can run multiple battles simultaneously and unlock gear and artifacts to customize their experience. The game is available for iOS and Android devices as well as via the Amazon store.