JAKKS Pacific has entered a multi-year licensing deal with Skybound to produce collectibles, tech accessories, and costumes based on the popular animated series Invincible. The product line, launching in early 2028, will include stylized and screen-accurate figures, statues, phone accessories, and costumes. Invincible, a critically acclaimed series with multiple Emmy nominations and a strong fan base, continues to grow with upcoming seasons 5 and 6. This partnership expands fan engagement by offering diverse merchandise options tied to the franchise.
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