The long-awaited League of Legends animated series is coming to Netflix. The streaming service supported today that the series, called Arcane, will probably be available later this fall. The series was first announced back in 2019 as a portion of
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We still don't know much about the show (it is possible to find an all-too-brief flavor in the teaser above), but it is part of a significant push from Riot to expand League past just the core strategy match. So far, that's included comic books, a digital card game, a mobile spinoff, and even an ancient board game. An animated series also makes sense given Riot's lengthy history with short cinematics. Outside the blockbuster success of The Witcher, there's also a fresh season of Castlevania coming later this month, an upcoming Tomb Raider anime, and even League's largest rival, Dota 2, has its very own series.
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Netflix and Riot Games announced plans Monday to deliver a brand new animated series to the platform this autumn, in what will be the first TV show in the video game company's history. The show, called"Arcane," was initially announced in late 2019 by Riot and at the time it was likely to come out in 2020. No distribution spouse was revealed originally, and it appears the project was delayed by the pandemic. However, Riot has now announced Netflix because its supply partner and verified that
Best place to buy LoL accounts the show is set to debut later this season.
