Invincible Guide: Every Episode, Voice Cast and Where to Stream

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A frame from the official Invincible trailer

Series guide

Invincible
  • TV Series
  • 2021-2026
  • 45–55 minutes
  • Amazon Prime Video
  • Superhero
  • Action
  • Adult animated
Creators
Robert Kirkman
Stars
Steven Yeun · J. K. Simmons · Sandra Oh

Images: Prime Video / TVmaze

Where to watch Invincible

Streaming options in the United States, updated Sep 15, 2026. More from primevideo.com. Service logos are trademarks of their owners.

Episodes aired
32 of 32

Seasons 4

Invincible episodes 32

Season

Season 1 · 8 episodes · 8 aired · Mar 25, 2021 to Apr 29, 2021

  1. E1Mar 25
  2. E2Mar 25
  3. E3Mar 25
  4. E4Apr 1
  5. E5Apr 8
  6. E6Apr 15
  7. E7Apr 22
  8. E8Apr 29
  1. S1.E1 ·

    It's About Time

    Teenager Mark Grayson, son of Earth's mightiest hero Omni-Man, waits for his own powers to arrive while juggling high school, a crush on Amber Bennett, and a bully named Todd Williams.

    Directed by Robert Valley · Written by Robert Kirkman

  2. S1.E2 ·

    Here Goes Nothing

    Newly suited up as Invincible, Mark joins the Teen Team against dimension-hopping invaders called the Flaxans while Cecil Stedman puts demon detective Damien Darkblood on the Guardians case.

    Directed by Paul Furminger · Written by Simon Racioppa

  3. S1.E3 ·

    Who You Calling Ugly?

    The world buries the Guardians of the Globe, Cecil hands Robot the job of assembling a replacement roster, and Mark tries to turn a study date with Amber into something more.

    Directed by Jeff Allen · Written by Chris Black

  4. S1.E4 ·

    Neil Armstrong, Eat Your Heart Out

    Mark volunteers to escort the first crewed mission to Mars after Nolan turns Cecil down, and Debbie takes on a house sale for a grieving Guardian's widow.

    Directed by Cory Evans · Written by Ryan Ridley

  5. S1.E5 ·

    That Actually Hurt

    Mark promises Amber a shift at her soup kitchen, then gets pulled into helping the enforcer Titan move on his crime boss Machine Head, who is expecting them.

    Directed by Jay Baker · Written by Christine Lavaf

  6. S1.E6 ·

    You Look Kinda Dead

    Mark, Amber and William visit Upstate University to see William's crush Rick Sheridan, where a cyborg built by campus scientist D.A. Sinclair breaks loose.

    Directed by Paul Furminger · Written by Curtis Gwinn

  7. S1.E7 ·

    We Need to Talk

    Mark comes clean to Amber about being Invincible, Rudy Connors makes a confession to the Guardians, and the Mauler Twins work to bring the Immortal back from the grave.

    Directed by Vinton Heuck · Written by Simon Racioppa

  8. S1.E8 ·

    Where I Really Come From

    Nolan finally tells Mark where he really comes from and what the Viltrum Empire sent him to Earth to do, then asks his son to stand at his side.

    Directed by William Ruzicka · Written by Robert Kirkman

Season 2 · 8 episodes · 8 aired · Nov 3, 2023 to Apr 4, 2024

  1. E1Nov 3
  2. E2Nov 10
  3. E3Nov 17
  4. E4Nov 24
  5. E5Mar 14
  6. E6Mar 21
  7. E7Mar 28
  8. E8Apr 4
  1. S2.E1 ·

    A Lesson for Your Next Life

    One month after Nolan left, Mark grinds through his duties as Invincible while scientist Angstrom Levy springs the Mauler Twins to build a machine that reaches across the multiverse.

    Directed by Sol Choi · Written by Simon Racioppa

  2. S2.E2 ·

    In About Six Hours, I Lose My Virginity to a Fish

    Mark graduates, spends a summer working for Cecil, and is sent to make peace with Atlantis, while Debbie pushes back on how much of her son's life the GDA now owns.

    Directed by Ian Abando · Written by Matt Lambert

  3. S2.E3 ·

    This Missive, This Machination!

    Allen the Alien delivers his report on Earth to the Coalition of Planets, Debbie tries a support group for superhero spouses, and a shapeshifting alien from Thraxa asks Mark for help.

    Directed by Tanner Johnson · Written by Adria Lang

  4. S2.E4 ·

    It's Been a While

    On Thraxa, Mark has to sit with his anger at the life his father built there as Nolan asks for help defending the planet, and Donald starts questioning what Cecil kept from him.

    Directed by Jason Zurek · Written by Helen Leigh

  5. S2.E5 ·

    This Must Come as a Shock

    Home from Thraxa, Mark joins most of the Guardians against an incoming Martian threat while Rex, Dupli-Kate and Shrinking Rae take on the Lizard League at a hijacked military base.

    Directed by Haylee Herrick · Written by Helen Leigh

  6. S2.E6 ·

    It's Not That Simple

    Debbie decides what to do about Mark's infant half-brother, Mark and Amber weigh what his double life costs them, and Art reveals Nolan once wrote science-fiction novels.

    Directed by Sol Choi · Written by Vivian Lee

  7. S2.E7 ·

    I'm Not Going Anywhere

    Mark takes Amber to a comic convention, Rudy steps back in to lead the Guardians, and a Viltrumite named Anissa turns up to remind Invincible of the mission he was handed.

    Directed by Ian Abando · Written by Simon Racioppa

  8. S2.E8 ·

    I Thought You Were Stronger

    Angstrom Levy takes Debbie and Oliver hostage inside the Grayson house and starts flinging Mark across the multiverse to wear him down before the real fight.

    Directed by Tanner Johnson · Written by Robert Kirkman

Season 3 · 8 episodes · 8 aired · Feb 6, 2025 to Mar 13, 2025

  1. E1Feb 6
  2. E2Feb 6
  3. E3Feb 6
  4. E4Feb 13
  5. E5Feb 20
  6. E6Feb 27
  7. E7Mar 6
  8. E8Mar 13
  1. S3.E1 ·

    You're Not Laughing Now

    Three months on, Mark trains hard under Cecil's supervision and avoids Eve, until Doc Seismic breaks out and starts snatching Earth's heroes with giant subterranean creatures.

    Directed by Jason Zurek · Written by Simon Racioppa

  2. S3.E2 ·

    A Deal with the Devil

    Mark's grievance with Cecil boils over into open conflict as GDA Reanimen are sent to bring him in, forcing the Guardians to decide who they trust.

    Directed by Haylee Herrick · Written by Helen Leigh

  3. S3.E3 ·

    You Want a Real Costume, Right?

    Oliver picks out a suit and a hero name over Mark's objections, Debbie lets her boyfriend Paul in on the family secret, and the Mauler Twins seize a missile silo for an EMP strike.

    Directed by Sol Choi · Written by Jay Faerber

  4. S3.E4 ·

    You Were My Hero

    Mark asks Robot to trace a spy drone found hovering over his house, then Fightmaster and Dropkick drag him into a future Earth ruled by a tyrant who wants him there.

    Directed by Ian Abando · Written by Tania Lotia

  5. S3.E5 ·

    This Was Supposed to Be Easy

    Mark and Eve talk about getting an apartment and take a job guarding a supervillain prison, just as crime boss Mr. Liu pressures Titan into breaking a prisoner out of it.

    Directed by Tanner Johnson · Written by Helen Shang

  6. S3.E6 ·

    All I Can Say Is I'm Sorry

    GDA scientist Scott Duvall, who lost family in the Chicago battle, steals bio-capacitors and publicly challenges Mark on the night Mark wants off for William's birthday.

    Directed by Jason Zurek · Written by Ross Stracke and Simon Racioppa

  7. S3.E7 ·

    What Have I Done?

    Angstrom Levy turns a small army of Invincible variants loose on Earth, and the GDA, the Guardians and every hero still standing scramble to hold the line.

    Directed by Haylee Herrick · Written by Robert Kirkman

  8. S3.E8 ·

    I Thought You'd Never Shut Up

    Mark squares off with Conquest, the old Viltrumite envoy sent to inspect Earth's subjugation, while Oliver and Eve refuse to stay on the sidelines.

    Directed by Sol Choi · Written by Robert Kirkman

Season 4 · 8 episodes · 8 aired · Mar 18, 2026 to Apr 22, 2026

  1. E1Mar 18
  2. E2Mar 18
  3. E3Mar 18
  4. E4Mar 25
  5. E5Apr 1
  6. E6Apr 8
  7. E7Apr 15
  8. E8Apr 22
  1. S4.E1 ·

    Making the World a Better Place

    Still battered, Mark, Eve and Oliver face the rampaging Dinosaurus and an energy-draining alien called Universa as Cecil rebuilds the Guardians and the Sequids ready another invasion.

    Directed by Sol Choi · Written by Helen Leigh

  2. S4.E2 ·

    I'll Give You the Grand Tour

    Bound for Talescria, Nolan tells Allen about his brutal Viltrumite upbringing and the plague that gutted his race, while Thaedus gathers weapons and allies for the Coalition.

    Directed by Jason Zurek · Written by Simon Racioppa

  3. S4.E3 ·

    I Gotta Get Some Air

    Mark wrestles with what it cost to end the Sequid threat, Eve's powers slip her control, Titan asks Invincible for help against Mister Liu, and the Flaxans hit Earth again.

    Directed by Stephanie Gonzaga · Written by Ross Stracke

  4. S4.E4 ·

    Hurm

    A botched summoning drops Mark into Hell, where Damien Darkblood warns him that Volcanikka has seized Satan's throne and plans to unleash monsters called the Vile on Earth.

    Directed by Ian Abando · Written by Robert Kirkman

  5. S4.E5 ·

    Give Us a Moment

    Nolan and Allen ask Mark to join the Coalition's war on the Viltrum Empire, and the crew they assemble for the trip to Talescria runs into a Viltrumite cruiser along the way.

    Directed by Sol Choi · Written by Adria Lang

  6. S4.E6 ·

    You Look Horrible

    Open war between the Coalition and the Viltrum Empire begins, and Thragg orders a strike on Talescria itself while Nolan nurses a wounded Mark and trains Oliver.

    Directed by Jason Zurek · Written by Amber Dupre

  7. S4.E7 ·

    Don't Do Anything Rash

    Thaedus leads Mark, Nolan, Oliver, Allen, Battle Beast, Zoe and Space Racer to the planet Viltrum to kill Grand Regent Thragg, who is ready and waiting for them.

    Directed by Stephanie Gonzaga · Written by Helen Leigh

  8. S4.E8 ·

    Don't Leave Me Hanging Here

    Mark races back to Earth dreading what he will find, reunites with Debbie, Eve and his friends, and Nolan comes home to a deeply distrustful Cecil.

    Directed by Ian Abando · Written by Simon Racioppa

Videos 2

  • Invincible – Official Trailer | Prime VideoPrime Video · YouTube
  • Invincible Season 4 – Official Trailer | Prime VideoPrime Video · YouTube

The catch-up math before season 5, and the one episode that sits outside it

Four seasons, 32 episodes, and no filler to skip. Season 4 ran March 18 to April 22, 2026, which closed the fourth block at the same eight-episode length as the three before it. At roughly 45 minutes an episode that is about 24 hours of television, and unlike most long-running animation there is no recap episode and no clip show in the run: every episode above carries its own premise because every episode moves.

A frame from the official Invincible trailer
A frame from the official Invincible trailer. Image: Prime Video

The one thing the season list does not show you is Invincible: Atom Eve, a standalone special released in July 2023 between seasons 1 and 2. It is a prequel about Samantha Eve Wilkins rather than a numbered episode, which is why it is not in the tables above, and it is optional. If you came from the comics and want to know what the show changed on the way, we mapped that in Invincible: comic vs. show.

A frame from the official Invincible trailer
Another frame, this one from the second official Invincible trailer. Image: Prime Video

There is a reason to do the catching up now rather than later. Amazon renewed the series for a fifth season in July 2025, and Prime Video’s own detail page already advertises the show as five seasons. The 32 episodes above are the entry requirement, not the archive. And if you only came for the fight everyone argues about, our Homelander vs. Omni-Man breakdown is the short version.

Invincible cast 12

  • Steven Yeun
    Steven YeunMark Grayson / Invincible
  • J. K. Simmons
    J. K. SimmonsNolan Grayson / Omni-Man
  • Sandra Oh
    Sandra OhDebbie Grayson
  • Gillian Jacobs
    Gillian JacobsSamantha Eve Wilkins / Atom Eve
  • Zachary Quinto
    Zachary QuintoRobot
  • Malese Jow
    Malese JowDupli-Kate
  • Zazie Beetz
    Zazie BeetzAmber Bennett
  • Kevin Michael Richardson
    Kevin Michael RichardsonThe Mauler Twins
  • Mahershala Ali
    Mahershala AliTitan
  • Grey DeLisle
    Grey DeLisleMonster Girl
  • Ross Marquand
    Ross MarquandImmortal
  • Walton Goggins
    Walton GogginsCecil Stedman
Creator
Robert Kirkman
Studios
Skybound Entertainment, Amazon MGM Studios, Image Comics

Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Steven Yeun: Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0; J. K. Simmons: Jay Dixit, CC BY-SA 4.0; Sandra Oh: Peabody Awards, CC BY-SA 3.0; Gillian Jacobs: Gage Skidmore, CC BY 2.0; Zachary Quinto: Sara Komatsu, CC BY-SA 4.0; Malese Jow: Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America. Edited (cropped) by Haltiamieli ., CC BY-SA 2.0; Zazie Beetz: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Kevin Michael Richardson: Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0; Mahershala Ali: Gordon Correll, CC BY-SA 2.0; Grey DeLisle: John Manard for Galaxy Con/Super Festivals from Ft. Lauderdale, USA, CC BY 2.0; Ross Marquand: 5of7, CC BY 2.0; Walton Goggins: Walton Goggins, CC0.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes of Invincible are there?

32 episodes across 4 seasons: season 1 has 8, season 2 has 8, season 3 has 8, season 4 has 8.

When did Invincible premiere?

March 25, 2021.

Is Invincible finished?

All 32 episodes have aired; the last one was April 22, 2026.

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