Status BusInvincible Season 5
- In Production
Confirmed and actively being made. In production — voice recording is done; a 2027 release is expected.
- Expected release
- 2027 (Estimated)
Latest update
Jack Quaid (Hughie from The Boys) is joining Season 5 as Gravitator, a reformed thief-turned-hero. Season 6 got confirmed in the same breath.
Timeline
Season 5 voice recording is confirmed complete; Prime Video renews the series for Season 6.GFPods ↗(opens in a new tab)
Jack Quaid (Hughie from The Boys) is announced as Gravitator; Season 6 gets confirmed at the same event.The Hollywood Reporter ↗(opens in a new tab)
After the Season 4 finale, Robert Kirkman says the show can now hold a year-by-year release cadence.ComicBook.com ↗(opens in a new tab)
Prime Video renews Invincible for Season 5 — a year before Season 4 aired.SuperHeroHype ↗(opens in a new tab)
Details
- Network
- Prime Video
- Showrunner
- Simon Racioppa
- Episodes
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- Cast
- Steven YeunSandra OhJ.K. SimmonsGillian JacobsZazie BeetzJack Quaid (as Gravitator)
FAQ
When is Invincible Season 5 coming out?
There's no official date yet, but it's expected in 2027 — likely late winter or early spring, matching the show's recent release pattern. Voice acting is already finished.
Has Invincible Season 5 been confirmed?
Yes. Prime Video renewed Invincible for Season 5 back in 2025, alongside Season 4, and has since also ordered a sixth season.
How far along is Invincible Season 5?
Voice recording is complete and animation is underway, which keeps the season on track for a 2027 premiere. In June 2026, Robert Kirkman announced Jack Quaid ("The Boys") has joined the cast to voice Gravitator, a reformed thief-turned-hero.
Is there going to be an Invincible Season 6?
Yes. Prime Video renewed Invincible for Season 6 in June 2026, before Season 5 had even aired.
Other releases
Invincible Season 4
Season 4 finished its run on April 22, 2026. Its eight episodes adapted "The Viltrumite War," after the first three dropped together on March 18 and the rest went weekly.
My Hero Academia Season 8
A bonus TV special titled "More," adapting the manga's final chapter (431), premiered on May 2, 2026, closing out the anime for good.