League of Legends will capitalize on Arcane by giving one classic Champion a rework, but this design approach could prove to be a double-edged sword.

I went into the final act of Arcane season 2 with a knot in my stomach. I'd waited three years for this finale, only for the first couple reaction posts I saw after the last episode dropped to be variations on the theme of 'what was that?

According to Arcane showrunner and co-creator Christian Linke, Fortiche and Riot are bouncing around ideas about all kinds of other projects in the League of Legends world that could provide the basis for a new animated series.

Riot Games already has some follow-up series to Arcane in production, the League of Legends show's executive producer confirmed.

In an interview with League content creator Necrit, Riot creative director and Arcane creator and showrunner Christian Linke revealed the three Runeterra regions it's exploring as settings for future shows: Noxus, Ionia, and Demacia.

Arcane season 2 wrapped up with the release of act 3 yesterday, and it also confirmed a major fan theory that players of League of Legends had. If you've not finished the show yet, I'd advise you stop reading,

Arcane's showrunner has confirmed that we're getting three new shows set in the League of Legends universe. We knew that Arcane Season 2 was going to be the final season of the show going into it, with no idea about the franchise's future.

Arcane season 2 just ended, and with it, the story of Jinx and Vi comes to a close, but showrunner Christian Linke says a new League of Legends show has been in development for a year already. Linke has already teased us with the prospect of a new series based on the popular MOBA,