- Primary Subject: Prime Video's multi-season renewal strategy for Invincible
- Key Update: During the Annecy International Animation Festival, Prime Video officially greenlit Invincible for season 6 long before the fifth season had even hit the air.
- Status: Confirmed
- Last Verified: June 24, 2026
- Quick Answer: Yes, Invincible is officially renewed for season 6, securing the long-term future of Mark Grayson's cosmic superhero journey on Prime Video.
Prime Video's blood-soaked superhero epic isn't slowing down anytime soon. While fans are still counting down the days until Mark Grayson makes his next major television return, the streaming giant has already looked far into the future of the franchise.
In a major announcement that has left the fandom buzzing, the network has officially cemented how many more stories we can expect from the skies of Earth and the Viltrumite Empire.
Prime Video Officially Renews Invincible for a Season 6
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The future of Invincible has long been determined, but Prime Video's latest update just solidified the franchise's expansion plans.
Co-creator and co-showrunner Robert Kirkman has spoken numerous times about aiming for a total of seven to nine seasons, while avoiding the nearly three-year hiatus between seasons 1 and 2.
During Prime Video's Studio Focus Panel at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Kirkman and Melissa Wolfe, the Head of Animation at Prime Video, announced that Invincible has been renewed for season 6, cementing the show as the longest animated series to date for the streaming giant.
The early renewal comes after season 4 became the show's most-watched season yet and the third season in a row to receive a 100% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes.
What Fans Can Expect From Invincible's Next Return on Prime
While the future of Invincible season 6 has been locked in, fans can look forward to Season 5, which is officially scheduled to land on Prime Video sometime in 2027.
Kirkman treated festival attendees to an exclusive first look at the new casting addition: The Boys star Jack Quaid. He will be crossing over into the Invincible universe to voice the character of Gravitator, who is also known as Chris. In the source material, Chris is an engineer who uses his technological prowess to be a thief.
It's worth mentioning that Quaid's not the first actor to appear in both shows, as the roster includes Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Conquest), Shantel VanSanten (Anissa), and Seth Rogen (Allen the Alien).
The upcoming seasons will continue to draw heavily from the 146-issue run of the original Image Comics series.
Fans can expect the return of prominent comic mainstays, including Matthew Rhys voicing the chaotic Dinosaurus and Lee Pace reprising the villainous Grand Regent Thragg.
With over 15 years of comic book lore and 6 million copies sold worldwide, Kirkman noted that the early double-renewals will mean the television adaptation has the proper runway to deliver the complete version of Mark Grayson's brutal revolution into becoming the Earth's number one protector.
As of writing, there is no specific release date yet for Invincible seasons 5 or 6, but the former has a 2027 release window, and the show has successfully broken its old multi-year hiatus curse, hitting a consistent annual release routine since season 2 part 2.
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