Only slightly more than twelve months will elapse between and the forthcoming fourth season, offering considerable relief to followers accustomed to lengthy gaps between installments of the celebrated Prime Video animated show. Yet as the series approaches its most significant storyline to date, , the imperative to revisit Mark Grayson and his exploits has intensified. At long last, authorities have disclosed the official launch date for Invincible Season 4: March 18.
The reveal is accompanied by a fresh trailer previewing the prelude to the Viltrumite War, wherein Mark and his companions must safeguard Earth from the globe-conquering antagonists who constitute Mark’s forebears. The adaptation faithfully renders the notoriously violent comic narrative that enthusiasts have awaited for years, without softening any content. Observe the visceral, action-intensive trailer underneath.
The upcoming season resumes following the outstanding third chapter, which depicted Invincible and his confederates repelling successive extraterrestrial and extradimensional incursions. These comprised a battalion of alternate-reality Invincible doppelgängers (take that, Marvel), succeeded by Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), the most recent Viltrumite endeavoring to subjugate Earth. Though the confrontation with Conquest drove Invincible and Eve to mortality’s threshold, a more formidable peril awaits in Season 4.
According to the official summary, ‘While humanity recuperates from calamity, a transformed Mark struggles to defend his domicile and cherished ones, propelling him toward a menace capable of permanently transforming mankind’s destiny.’
However, the trailer hints at an even more compelling element: the return of Mark’s rehabilitated father, Omni-Man, who defected from his Viltrumite peers after developing affection for Mark and his Thraxan offspring, Oliver. Accompanied by Allen (Seth Rogen) on his terrestrial return, he forges a fragile pact with Mark, as Invincible and the Planetary Coalition require maximum assistance to definitively vanquish the Viltrumites. The preview additionally offers glimpses of newcomers Dinosaurus and Universa, performed by Matthew Rhys and Danai Gurira, plus Damien Darkblood (Clancy Brown), within a narrative from creator Robert Kirkman .
Everything appears to be converging toward a massive, savage finale. Can Mark and his father repair their bond? Will the Viltrumites’ campaign of terror be terminated? Resolution approaches.