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‘Arcane’: Animation Based on ‘League of Legends’ Gets 100% Critical Approval

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November 25, 2021

The 1st full season of “Arcane”, an animation based on the game “League of Legends”, is now available on Netflix and has already become a huge success.

At Rotten Tomatoes, the attraction was approved 100% by critics and 98% by the public.

The numbers were revealed following the release of the final episodes last Saturday (20), and of the 17 ratings, none are negative.

Among the comments, reporters praised the plot, editing, character animation, gripping dialogue and references to the game’s franchise.

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Newcomers should also be mesmerized by Arcane’s compelling narrative, richly developed characters, and beautifully detailed world-building, all accomplished through a visually stunning mix of hand-drawn and computer-generated animation. – South China Morning Post.

“‘Arcane’ manages to blend politics, brotherhood and magic in so many layers in a unique way across an incredibly beautiful world.” – Funny years.

“I’m sure most shows would like to start off as strong and engaging as the story of ‘Arcane.’ An engaging production that will gain strength and recognition in no time. – Flickering Myth.

“Visually stunning animation that easily connects with the genre’s most beloved titles.” – Common sense media.

“A gift for the eyes… The result is simply miraculous. – Espinof.

“Simply splendid. “Arcane” represents the next evolution of animation, after “Spider-Man on the Spiderverse” and “Batman – The Animated Series”. – Beyond the trailer.

Moreover, Netflix has officially renewed the animation of season 2.

“We are delighted with the positive reception of the first season of Arcane and we are already working hard with the creative wizards of Roit and Fortiche to develop the second season,” said co-creators Christian Linke and Alex Yee.

Hailee Steinfeld (Vi), Ella Purnell (Jinx) and Katie Leung (Caitlyn Kiramman) have already seen their returns confirmed in the next round.

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Set in the thriving Piltover region and the oppressed underground city of Zaun, the story explores the origins of two iconic champions and the power that will separate them. In the midst of the conflict between these Twin Cities, two sisters fight on either side of a war between magical technologies and incompatible beliefs.

The series was created by Christian Linke and Alex Yee.