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Arcane doesn’t have to give League of Legends characters the ending you expect
Throughout its two-season run, Arcane has seemingly treated League of Legends lore with a very careful balance of reverence and disregard. The show is adherent to the game’s existing story, and deeply respectful of — and in conversation with — its world.
League of Legends creator clarifies Arcane showrunner's comments, explaining it's actually "3 regions" not 3 new shows
Arcane may have come to an end, but the future for League of Legends adaptations is looking bright. Following the finale, showrunner Christian Linke took to Twitch for an interview with streamer Necrit94.
A League of Legends leak is suggesting that Riot Games is planning a major Champion rework, based on the character's ...
Arcane hasn't gotten any League of Legends characters killed in-game, Gangplank-style, but this is the second character to ...
Find out about Ekko's new invention, Zero Drive aka Z-drive, which allows him to go back in time in Arcane and League of ...
Arcane is an animated series developed by Alex Yee and Christian Linke that follows a the story of Piltover and Zaun, two ...
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 ...
Recently, Arcane's co-creator Christian Linke shed light on the future League of Legends projects and here is all you need to ...
VIKTOR is a fan-favourite character from the video game League of Legends (LoL) and its spin-off Netflix show Arcane. The ...
Furthermore, the show's most important characters all receive satisfying conclusions to their arcs, which leaves fans excited ...
Is the end of Arcane the end of Vi and Jinx? We look at the Runeterra figures who could return for the next League of Legends ...
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