Invincible season 2 trailer is the perfect birthday gift for the hit Prime Video show

Happy early birthday, Invincible!

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Finally, almost two years after its predecessor ended, Invincible season 2 has an teaser trailer and launch window.

Revealed byAmazonStudios on Friday, January 20, the hugely popularPrime Videoshow will return to our screens in late 2023. The announcement comes two days before Invincible’s 20th anniversary, with the graphic novel series originally debuting on January 22, 2003.

To markInvincible season 2’s release window announcement, and to further commemorate the comic book series' anniversary, Amazon also released a first-look, humorously meta teaser. Check it out below:

Amusingly, this isn’t your traditional TV show trailer. The teaser, which sees Mark and Allen the Alien conversing in a BM burger joint, spends most of its time poking fun at the, well, length of time it’s taken for season 2 news to arrive. If hearing Mark going on about the animation production pipeline doesn’t raise a smile (at least), then you’re watching the wrong show.

Invincible season 2 seems to have received an impressive glow up, too. The animation looks slicker, the colors pop more – overall, it seems to have its own, unique animation style that should help it stand out further from the crowd. In short: we can’t wait to see how it looks and flows in action.

To some, these announcements won’t come as a major surprise.

On January 19, Invincible’s social media team teased that a big reveal was imminent. Over on Twitter, a first-look season 2 image, which showed Mark and Allen enjoying some grub at the same BM burger joint, was revealed. The tweet that followed also told fans to keep an eye out for a huge announcement between 6 AM PT (that’s 9 AM ET and 2 PM GMT) and, for some bizarre reason, 10:43 AM PT (1:43 PM ET / 6:43 PM GMT).

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Thankfully, at 9 AM PT / 2 PM ET / 5PM GMT, Amazon Studios revealed the first official details about Invincible season 2. Hopefully, it won’t be too long of a wait for a formal release date to be announced.

Tomorrow, start your day with a hot BM! pic.twitter.com/QgtuQ1bt9ZJanuary 19, 2023

Details about Invincible season 2 have been a long time coming. In January 2022, Steven Yeun – who voices Mark Grayson/Invincible –revealed he hadn’t started recording voice linesfor the show’s next instalment. That changed in April 2022, though, whenYeun was finally filmed entering the recording booth.

Yeun only began laying down his work for season 2 last April, but Invincible’s second season has been in development for over two years. Speaking exclusively to TechRadar in March 2022, showrunner Simon Racioppa said thewhole crew was “working hard"on seasons 2and3. Amazon renewed its hit seriesfor two more seasons in May 2021.

There’s no word on whether Invincible – one of thebest Prime Video shows– will get more entries. Given how popular its first outing was, and how eager fans are for its next two seasons, we’d expect Amazon to announce whether season 4 is in the works soon. Online rumors had been swirling that Invincible season 4 was already in development. However, in November 2022, TechRadar exclusively revealed thatAmazon Studios hadn’t secretly renewed Invincible for a fourth season.

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