INVINCIBLE Scores Early Season 5 Renewal at Prime Video; Matthew Rhys Joins Season 4

Prime Video isn’t done with one of its biggest animated hits. Invincible has officially been renewed for Season 5, long before Season 4 premieres in 2026.

The renewal comes just months after the explosive Season 3 finale in March, which broke records as Prime Video’s most-watched animated season of all time, according to the streamer.

This early greenlight continues a pattern for Invincible as Season 4 was ordered months before Season 3 launched, and the show’s third season was locked in not long after its debut in 2021. Clearly, Prime has zero doubts about this series’ staying power.

Adding to the excitement, Emmy-winning actor Matthew Rhys (The Americans, Perry Mason) has joined the voice cast for Season 4. His role is still under wraps, but creator Robert Kirkman hinted during an interview that fans can expect a major comic book villain to finally make an appearance.

“It would certainly be weird if [Thragg] didn’t show up in the show,” Kirkman said. “I mean, I don’t know. It’s so tough. Here’s what I’ll say: He’s been cast and he’s amazing.”

While Kirkman didn’t confirm who Rhys is playing, there’s a good chance that the actor could be lending his voice to the ruthless Viltrumite leader himself.

Season 4 is shaping up to be a big one, and the show is already racking up accolades. Invincible recently earned its second-ever Emmy nomination, with Steven Yeun scoring his first nod for Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance. Yeun returns alongside Sandra Oh and J.K. Simmons to round out the stellar cast.

With Season 5 now officially on the way and major players joining the roster, it looks like Invincible is just getting started.

Check out the Season 5 announcement below!