Three new Invincible figures have been announced for November 2026, and they all have one thing in common: all three are villains. A bloodied Conquest as an Amazon exclusive, Thragg, and Dinosaurus. No member of the Grayson family is included in this wave.
A wave arriving just after season 4
Season 4 of Invincible aired on Prime Video between March 18 and the end of April 2026. Season 5 has already been confirmed and is expected in 2027.
Funko is therefore releasing this wave just a few months after the finale, and the character selection is no coincidence: the three figures match the three threats that defined the season. No Mark, no Eve, no Omni-Man. Three antagonists, including two the series has only just fully introduced.
It is an unusual approach for a Funko wave, which normally starts with the heroes. In this case, the license has already had its Mark and Omni-Man figures, so Funko is moving straight on to the characters that comic readers have been waiting for.
Bloodied Conquest – POP #1982, Amazon exclusive
The hardest figure in the wave to get hold of, and probably the most anticipated.
Conquest arrives in the very last episode of season 3 and gives Mark the most violent fight in the entire series. A bloodied version is ultimately the only honest way to represent that confrontation: a clean Conquest figure would miss the point entirely.
The character is voiced by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and that casting choice is itself a reference fans noticed immediately. Steven Yeun, who voices Mark, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan have already faced each other in The Walking Dead, where one played Glenn and the other Negan. The studio effectively gave audiences the rematch nobody asked for, but everyone recognized.
No price is currently listed by French retailers: the figure has been announced as an Amazon exclusive.
Thragg – POP #1981, the true ruler of the Empire
Where Conquest was an enforcer, Thragg is the Grand Regent of the Viltrumite Empire. He is the villain the series had been building toward from the very first episode, without ever fully revealing him.
He is the main antagonist of season 4, voiced by Lee Pace, a casting choice that says a lot about the importance given to the character. For comic readers, there is not much debate: Thragg is the ultimate destination of the entire Viltrumite storyline.
Available for pre-order from €15.99, in the standard 10 cm format.
Dinosaurus – POP #1980, the season’s moral dilemma
The most unusual of the three. Dinosaurus, whose real name is David Anders, is a man who loses control of his monstrous form. The character draws from Red Hulk, the Lizard and Devil Dinosaur all at once, which sums up the Invincible approach fairly well: take familiar comic-book archetypes and push them into places Marvel and DC rarely go.
His appeal is not really about brute strength. Dinosaurus exists to confront Mark with a problem that cannot be solved with a punch, forcing the hero into decisions that comic readers were still debating years after publication. Giving him a figure as soon as his first full season on screen is a way of acknowledging that he matters just as much as Thragg to the story.
Also available from €15.99.
A wave for people who really follow the series
Three releases, three antagonists, and no concessions to casual viewers. This wave is not aimed at someone who has only watched a couple of episodes: Thragg and Dinosaurus only really make sense to viewers who followed season 4, while the bloodied Conquest only resonates with those who saw the season 3 finale.
Conquest is obviously the priority, both because of his Amazon-exclusive status and because this is the figure that the series’ most memorable fight deserved. Pre-orders are open, with release scheduled for November 2026, roughly one year before season 5.
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