Netflix Arcane Season 2 Release Dates

More than two years since Arcane's first season hit screens, Netflix is teasing the return of the steampunk animation. The highly anticipated second season is scheduled to premiere in November 2024. In the lead-up to the release, the streaming giant is building anticipation by offering a brief glimpse into what viewers can expect in the latest installment of the League of Legends spin-off. 

Set against the backdrop of the divided city of Piltover, sisters Vi and Jinx find themselves entangled in the conflicts of their respective factions and the undercity of Zaun beneath Piltover. The teaser also provides a sneak peek at Warwick, the human-turned-werewolf, who prowls the streets of Zaun in search of victims. Once a gangster attempting to escape his past, Warwick now grapples with being trapped by his newfound animalistic abilities.

 

Check out Netflix's latest teaser for Arcane Season Two above. The series is set to hit the streaming platform in November 2024.

• Development Details:

  • "Arcane" is the first animated television series set in the League of Legends universe.
  • It was developed and produced by Riot Games, the creators of League of Legends.

• Premiere and Reception:

  • "Arcane" premiered on Netflix on November 6, 2021, and received critical acclaim for its animation quality, storytelling, and character development.

• Artistic Collaboration:

  • The animation for "Arcane" was done by Fortiche Productions, a French animation studio known for its work on various video game trailers.

• Focus on Piltover and Zaun:

  • The series primarily explores the cities of Piltover and Zaun, showcasing the stark contrast between the affluent topside and the impoverished undercity.

• Character Backgrounds:

  • Vi and Jinx, central characters in "Arcane," are champions in the League of Legends game, and their complex relationship is explored in the series.

• Realism in Animation:

  • The animation style of "Arcane" is notable for its realistic depiction of characters and environments, contributing to the immersive storytelling experience.

• Global Fan Base:

  • The League of Legends community, which spans across the globe, eagerly anticipated the release of "Arcane," and the series attracted both existing fans and newcomers to the franchise.

• Musical Score:

  • The series features a compelling musical score composed by Trevor Morris, adding emotional depth to the narrative.

 

League of Legends Release 2021 Anime Music Video

Ahead of the League of Legends World Championship, Riot Games has released a new song and anime-inspired music video. Titled “Burn It Down,” the new track is by alternative-pop band PVRIS and features animated versions of some of the world’s best “League of Legends” players. 

Created by Haoliners Animation, the anime-inspired music video includes Lee “Faler” Sang-hyeok, who has won the World Championship multiple times and is considered one of the game’s greatest players, in addition to former world champion Kim “DoinB” Tae-sang and last year’s World Championship MVP, Kim “Canyon” Geon-bu.

Riot Games and Netflix recently released the full trailer for its upcoming “League of Legends” animated series, “Arcane.” The new series, which focuses on the relationship between sister Jinx and Vi, uncovers the backstory of “League of Legends” characters. Act 1 of “Arcane” is set to premiere when the League of Legends World Championship concludes on November 6. Act 2 is set to air on November 13 with Act 3 following shortly after on November 20. Check out the music video above for the 2021 League of Legends World Championship, which begins Tuesday, October 5, and concludes on Saturday, November 6 in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Volibear Rework: Check Out The Cast, Storyline, Trailer, Release Date & Every Latest Update You Need To Know!

League Of Legends

League of Legends is a widely played online multiplayer battle game. Riot Games initially developed this game in 2007. It is exclusively available for Microsoft Windows and macOS.

A year ago, Riot Games released a teaser showing Volibear’s new look. However, it looks more primal than its predecessor. Riot also gives an announcement that reworks for Fiddlesticks and Volibear are coming to League of Legends.

Volibear Rework Release Date

However, the current pandemic outbreak doesn’t provide much concrete detail on Volibear’s new abilities. But it does offer a few hints on what to expect. Riot is continuously performing research and development work in enhancing the characters of the game.

A gameplay designer Nathan Lutz says Volibear’s role sits somewhere between a Juggernaut and a Vanguard. However, there is still no official confirmation regarding the release date. But as per a few sources, we can expect it in December 2020 or even soon!

Trailer

As for now, there is no trailer released for the Volibear Rework. But the teaser showed about the Legends of Runeterra card game and more information about Clash.

Cast

The game mainly aims at destroying the opposite team’s “Nexus”. Nexus is the heart of the military base. There are many characters and distinct game modes available for the best gaming experience.

The game recently announces its character updates with many new features joining the game. There is news that the development team is working on Fiddlesticks and Volibear updates.

The Storyline

All of us know that the game revolves around a mighty bear’s character. However, there are rumours that Volibear Rework doesn’t involve in bringing out the appearance of the champion. It will instead be more related to the ability and power of the bear. Now, there can be a focus on the Thunder God Element too.

The champion still uses its four feet for the movement towards the target. However, game development is committed to retaining the old GUI appearance with slight changes. There are rumours that his kit and playstyle won’t be changing. The significant changes will be seen in his E and Ultimate.

LCS spring finals 2020 to be held in Frisco, Texas

Riot Games has tapped Frisco, Texas as the host location for the spring finals of its North American league, LCS, with the Ford Center being its venue of choice. The finals will be hosted at the Ford Center in The Star on April 18-19th. The campus is home to the GameStop Performance Center – the facility owned by Complexity Gaming – and Dallas Cowboys’ headquarters. Stephen Jones, Chief Operating Officer of Dallas Cowboys, touched on the event in a release: “We are thrilled to partner with the City of Frisco in bringing one of the largest esports events in North America to Ford Center. As the esports industry continues to grow, including here onsite with Complexity Gaming, we will continue to create and host one-of-a-kind experiences for fans all over.”

Per statistics released by Riot Games in December, the 2019 season of the LCS saw it become the third most popular professional sports league in the United States among 18-34 year olds. Texas is quickly becoming a hotbed of esports activity, with organisations such as Complexity Gaming and Envy Gaming calling it home. The state also houses the Esports Stadium Arlington, which has hosted the likes of the ECS Season 8 Finals and last year’s Esports Awards. Texas is making a name for itself as a hotspot for esports activity, with both organisations and venues setting up shop in the state in recent years. With LCS now heading to the Lone Star State, it’s further solidifying its status and we expect this trend to continue throughout 2020 and beyond.