Invincible has fans hooked on its Season 2 storyline, as Mark Grayson runs into more trouble — but how many episodes are officially in the second season?
Episode 5 of the second seasonwas officially released on March 14, with Mark returning to Earth after being beaten to a pulp by the Viltramies and helping the Thraxans rebuild their kingdom. The remaining episodes have fans excited as they follow the comic book storyline withthe introduction of Anissa.
But it begs the question of how far Invincible Season 2 will and how many episodes total before fans have to wait for a third season.
How many episodes are in Invincible Season 2?
Invincible Season 2 will have a total of eight episodes.
New episodes are released every Thursday onAmazon Prime Video at 12am ET.The final episode of the Part 2 is titled, “I Thought You Were Stronger,” with fans already theorizing it will be a jaw-dropper to watch.Based on the episode title, fans of the original comic books were quickly able to determine where in the comics the line is from.
The finale of Part 2 will surely be bloody and change the fate of Mark moving forward. The episode is scheduled to be released on April 4.
There was a hefty hiatus between Season 1 and Season 2, with fans worrying they will have a long wait after the Part 2 finale. According to The Direct, fans can watch the final Season 2 episode with ease.
Producer Simon Racioppaassured: “Amazon picked up two and three together. So, we are deep in Season 3 at this point. So I can’t tell you exactly [when], but I can tell you it will not be the same wait between [Seasons] 1 and 2… We’re well in progress on Season 3, and it’s coming along great.”
Invincible Season 2 is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video. You can also find out more aboutInvincible Season 2’s release schedule,the show’s soundtrack, and itscast.
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Gabriela Silva was a Senior TV & Movies Writer on Dexerto’s US team, specializing in Netflix originals, K-Drama, and Disney+ shows. She also has bylines at ScreenRant, Pop Br, and Showbiz Cheat Sheet.
