Fresh off a suspenseful Season 1 cliffhanger, Riot Games’ League of LegendsAnimation series ArcaneNetflix has renewed the contract for Season 2
Riot Games announced the renewal on Saturday at the Undercity Nights event. Hailee Sternfeld, Ella Purnell, and Katie Leung will reprise their roles in the second season as Vi Jinx and Caitlyn Kiramman, respectively. Season 2 is currently in production.
The utopian locale of the series, which debuted in November, was where it will be set. League of Legendsrealms Piltover, and the oppressed underground Zaun
ArcaneFortiche Productions animated ‘The Origins of Popular Music. LeagueAs they try to reunite, Jinx and Vi are champions. Overcoming the World of Arcane, a dark power that causes violence and chaos and threatens the sisters’ separation, is what they must do.
Voice performances by Kevin Alejandro and Katie Leung, Jason Spisak and Toks Olagundoye as well as JB Blanc, Harry Lloyd, and Harry Lloyd are also featured in the series.
“We’re beyond happy about the positive response to Arcane‘s first season and are working hard with the creative wizards at Riot and Fortiche to deliver our second installment,” said co-creators Christian Linke and Alex Yee.
Ahead of the series’ premiere, Linke spoke to Deadline about how the Netflix show serves as a “love letter”The League community – from Rioters to players.
“I really feel confident in the statement that everyone that works on these things feels like they’re working on the most important thing they’ve ever done in their craft,”He said.
Marc Merrill and Brandon Beck, Jane Chung, Thomas Vu and Thomas Vu are all executive producers for Linke & Yee.
Arcane marks a first for Riot Games as the studios’ first foray into television. Riot Games is producing the series in collaboration with Fortiche Productions. Through Riot Games’ deal with Tencent, ArcanePremiered in China on Tencent Video.
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