The wait is almost over — Invincible is officially coming back, and it’s hitting harder than ever. The much-hyped teaser for Invincible Season 4 has finally dropped, confirming the show’s return in March 2026. Styled after the iconic Burger Mart from the series, the trailer not only feeds our excitement but also sneaks in a few laughs for longtime fans.
In a major casting reveal, Lee Pace joins the voice lineup as the fearsome Thragg. You may recognize Pace from his commanding performances as Ronan the Accuser in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain Marvel. More recently, he’s stepped into an even more powerful role as Brother Day in Apple TV’s acclaimed sci-fi series Foundation. His distinctive voice and gravitas make him a perfect fit to portray one of the most intimidating figures in the Invincible universe.
Here’s how the creators describe Thragg:
As the Grand Regent of the Viltrum Empire, Thragg is a towering force of power, pride, and brutality. Trained from birth to lead, his rule is defined by unwavering discipline and ruthless strength. His obsession? Restoring Viltrum to its former greatness — no matter who or what stands in his way.
The teaser itself doesn’t hold back on humor either. It kicks off with a cheeky conversation between Mark and Atom Eve about Invincible’s losing streak in battles. Fans have long joked that Mark never seems to win a proper fight — and honestly, they might be onto something. Season 3 left us with a brutal reminder of that, as Invincible was practically annihilated by Conquest before Atom Eve unleashed her full power in one of the show’s most jaw-dropping moments yet.
But here’s where it gets interesting — Season 3 wasn’t just a critical success; it became Prime Video’s most-watched animated season ever. Amazon confirmed it as the biggest returning animated series across all of Prime Video’s adult animation catalog. So naturally, expectations for Season 4 are sky-high, with fans hoping the next chapter finally lets Mark turn the tables.
At this year’s Comic-Con, co-creator Robert Kirkman revealed even more juicy details. Not only did he announce who would be voicing Dinosaurus, but he also hinted at how many seasons it might take to complete the full story arc based on the comics. In true Kirkman fashion, he playfully joked that Season 5 might not arrive until 2032 — though with this show’s complex animation and storytelling, fans might forgive that timeline.
So now the big question is: Will Invincible finally live up to his name in Season 4? Or will Thragg’s debut push the young hero to his breaking point once again? Either way, it’s shaping up to be one of the most talked-about shows of 2026. What do you think — will Mark finally get a win, or are we in for yet another beating? Let us know in the comments and join the debate!
