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Season 3

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The darker, more mature third season of Invincible, released in early 2025. Mark confronts his past and future while facing catastrophic threats, dons a new suit, and squares off against forces that push him toward his grimmest chapter yet.

Next: Season 4
Finale: I Thought You'd Never Shut Up
Runtime: 46-54 minutes
End Date: March 13, 2025
Episodes: 8
Premiere: You're Not Laughing Now
Previous: Season 2
Premiere Date: February 6, 2025
Season Number: 3
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Summary

Greenlit back in 2021 alongside the second season, the third season of Invincible began on February 6, 2025, releasing its first three episodes at once and then one per week until March 13, 2025. Its eight installments, numbered seventeen through twenty-four, run from You're Not Laughing Now to I Thought You'd Never Shut Up. The season pushes Mark to reckon with his past and his future while learning how far he must go to shield the people he cares about. Unlike the previous run, it carries no midseason break, and it debuts a new costume that Robert Kirkman framed as part of Mark's darker arc.

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Key Events

The main cast returns with Steven Yeun, J.K. Simmons, Sandra Oh, and Gillian Jacobs, now joined by Christian Convery as an older Oliver Grayson. A wave of new faces enters the story, including Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Conquest, Aaron Paul as Powerplex, Jonathan Banks as Brit, and Kate Mara as Becky Duvall. The season adapts the Invincible War and its fallout, bringing the destructive rampage of Invincible variants and the arrival of the fearsome Viltrumite warrior Conquest. Amazon renewed the show for a fifth season on July 17, 2025.

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Notes

Kirkman described this season as far more mature and grim than what came before, digging into Powerplex's tragedy, the Viltrumites' near-extinction secret, Cecil's origins and worldview, and Rex Splode's backstory. It reintroduces Multi-Paul, incorporates characters from other Image Comics titles once considered off-limits, and marks the conclusion of Rex Splode's arc. The finale brings back Damien Darkblood to set up a storyline never before adapted, while Mark and Atom Eve at last become a committed couple.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Invincible season 4 confirmed?

Yes, Invincible Season 4 is confirmed as the direct follow-up to Season 3, and Amazon went on to renew the series for a fifth season on July 17, 2025, after Season 3 finished airing.

Is season 3 of Invincible over?

Yes, Invincible Season 3 has concluded; its eight episodes ran from February 6 to March 13, 2025, closing with the finale I Thought You'd Never Shut Up.

What is the release date of Invincible season 3?

Invincible Season 3 premiered on February 6, 2025, releasing its first three episodes together and then airing one per week until March 13, 2025.

How many episodes are on Invincible season 3?

Invincible Season 3 has eight episodes, numbered seventeen through twenty-four in the overall series.

What is Invincible season 3 about?

Invincible Season 3 follows Mark as he reckons with his past and future, facing the fallout of the Invincible War and the arrival of the Viltrumite warrior Conquest while learning how far he must go to protect the people he cares about.

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