Sol Choi is a supervising director and storyboard artist on Invincible who has directed multiple episodes of the Skybound animated series.
Sol Choi works as a supervising director and storyboard animator on Invincible, taking charge of several episodes across the show's run from 2023 through 2025. His storyboard background gives him close control over how the series stages its action and character beats before they reach final animation. That combination of storyboarding and directing has made him a recurring name in the show's episode credits.
Before Invincible, Choi worked in animation and storyboarding on major franchise projects including The Legend of Korra, Avengers Assemble, Guardians of the Galaxy, and the 2017 Spider-Man animated series. That run of superhero and action animation credits fed directly into his work steering Invincible's own brand of superhero storytelling.
Sol Choi is a supervising director and storyboard animator on Invincible, taking charge of several episodes of the Skybound animated series.
He has directed and storyboarded episodes across the show's run from 2023 through 2025, contributing to multiple seasons of the series.
His storyboard background gives him close control over how the series stages its action and character beats before they reach final animation, which has made him a recurring name in the show's episode credits.
Before Invincible, he worked in animation and storyboarding on Avengers Assemble and Guardians of the Galaxy.
His earlier credits also include The Legend of Korra and the 2017 Spider-Man animated series, a run of superhero and action projects that fed directly into his work on Invincible.

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