The Netflix series to Lol, Arcane, has a start

The TV series Arcane plays in the universe of League of Legends and turns to the beginning of the history of the two sisters VI and Jinx. The series appears on Netflix on November 7th and shows a new story trailer.

It s about this in Arcane: The animated series to Lol is located in the past from her timeline and tells the Origin stories of several Lol characters. The shiny, advanced city of Piltover is valid in Valoran as the crucible of art, craft and trade. A cultural center in which the most ingenious inventors and talented craftsmen come together.

But wealth also has its shadow sides and the shadow side of Piltover is called Zhaun, a district located below the city. With the invention of hextech, the balance threatens to tilt between the two cities. Now everyone can use the power of magic regardless of talent.

In the center of the plot of Arcane are the two sisters VI and Jinx, both of which grew up in the slums of Zhaun. In the TV series, their origin story is told, but other champions from Piltovers and Zhaaen are also available. These include, for example, Caitlyn, Jayce and Victor.

You can watch the new sender trailer here:

The co-maned by Arcane, Alex Yee, says that the series is a story of duality. It shows how the characters are divided between the two parts of the city and how their values ​​change accordingly. Each of them has their own merits, but also mistakes and vices.

You can be in your own story of the hero, but in the story of someone else you are the villain.

Alex Yee

When starts the series? The start of Arcane was laid on the 7th of November. The series is divided into three action sheets, which will be released over three weeks. The second part appears accordingly on November 13 and the third on 20 November.

You can expect that the series starts a few hours after the end of the League s 2021 World Championship, which takes place on 6th November.

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Fans are excited - We have asked for years for years

These are the previous reactions: As already in the previous trailer to Arcane, many fans are excited. At the official Youtube Channel of League of Legends, the new trailer has collected over 3 million views and nearly 150,000 likes since its release. The amount of thumb, showing down is just about 1,000.

In the official sub -peddit of Lol, the thread has to the trailer (via reddit) whopping 16,000 upvotes and over 1,200 comments, where much enthusiasm and anticipation coises:

Thedarryze wrote: The drawings and animations are absolutely breathtaking. (1379 upvotes) Scapegoatskunk said: [...] It looks like something that will tighten both League fans and non-fans. It looks fantastic. (777 upvotes) Advertising and yu said, We asked for years afterwards. Finally. It s time. (3,200 upvotes) Jasonparadise wrote: These animations! I m so hyped. The Lore of Runeterra is my favorite part of League of Legends and that feels like a massive expansion of it. (6.800 Upvotes)

Who involved in production? The Netflix series is produced by the French Animation Studio Fortiche Productions. Long-standing LOL fans will hold directly at the name.

After all, the studio has already created several chic Cinematics for LOL, who have collected on YouTube millions on views, such as the KD / A video for the Song Pop / Stars or the Video Jinxed.

The series was fully funded by Riot, because the developer gave the complete control over it. According to Jarred Kennedy, the Head of Ip Business from Riot, that was necessary to ensure the necessary creative supervision.