The year was a little strange for Invincible, as a strong season was spoiled by the two-year wait and the several-month pause in between.
In addition to discussing a variety of season 2 and season 3 concerns, Kirkman was questioned specifically about the episode split by Variety.
"I know it's not ideal when something you're enjoying is taken away and then given back to you later. However, it was essential to the creation of Season 2. I believe it went well overall. "Wish there hadn't been a split, love the last half of Season 2" has been a common reaction to the second half of the season.We continue to rank #1 on the Amazon platform. I don't believe the show suffered any significant, long-term effects from it.
While he does not promise that it won't happen again, he does state that they have "lived and learned" from the experience, which is encouraging.
Kirkman is also hyping up season 3, since the show was already given the go-ahead for it a long time ago and will probably keep moving quickly towards a complete source material adaptation in due course. As the comics enter the "wait till it gets even crazier" phase, Kirkman has certain ideas about where he wants things to go:
"I believe that there are a tonne of foundational elements from season two that we will build upon in season three, along with a tonne of innovative ways we plan to grow and develop the show even more. Every episode of [season three] should feel like the last one. There are so many unexpectedly bizarre things that happen in season three, which is an incredibly big season. And where things stand at the conclusion of season three... Oh my goodness, I can't wait for others to see that.
Kirkman promises developments regarding Eve and Mark's relationship, Oliver's rapid ageing, and a wealth of information about Cecil's past. He adds that Omni-Man will appear in season 3 "a little" more than in season 2, since he understands that some viewers preferred to see him in that season. But he clarifies that it's not "the Omni-Man show."
According to reports, season 3 won't have the huge void between seasons 1 and 2. Compared to the last time, everything appears to be proceeding far more quickly. Although the animation work itself takes the longest on a project like this, Steven Yeun stated that he finished recording season 3 almost a year ago. Fans are still hoping for a spring 2025 release, maybe a little later than a year from now. Not for two years, anyway. Moreover, avoid dividing the season!
