Arcaneis getting ready for Season 2, andNetflixhas shared a new poster and teaser for the upcoming episodes of the League of Legends adaptation series.
Arcane Is Getting Ready for Season 2
We’re dealing with one of the most famous video games in history, and the animated series based on the Riot Games title has captured the interest of an audience that had never even touched the franchise.
The first season, which you’re able to still enjoy in full on Netflix, consisted of 9 episodes, each about 40 minutes long, and featured an impressive visual style.
Thanks to this, along with the charisma of the characters and settings, this first season swept the Annie Awards, Emmy Awards, and The Game Awards, and even received nominations for the Hugo Awards and Saturn Awards.
Now, after a long wait, Netflix is set to release the highly anticipated second season ofArcane: League of Legends. So far, we know that the new episodes will be released this coming November, though a specific date has yet to be revealed.
New Poster And Teaser
However, something tells us that the release date will be announced very soon, as a new trailer for Arcane Season 2 is set to be released this Thursday, and with it, the release date might finally be revealed. In any case, brand new material from this final phase of the series has been released today.
On one hand, we have a new poster for the last season, featuring a graphic style very much in line with the first 9 episodes ofArcane. On the other hand, a short teaser has also been released.
New teaser for the final season of ‘ARCANE’Full trailer releases on Thursday.pic.twitter.com/gQIkgJhAmu— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm)August 07, 2025
By the way, we also remind you that Vi and Jinx, the sister protagonists of the story, will be voiced by Hailee Steinfeld and Ella Purnell.
Starting in November, we will begin to unravel the conclusion of this unforgettable story that has set a new standard in the world of animation.
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