Co-created by Riot employees Alex Yee and Christian Linke, getting Arcane to the world was not an easy feat. All in all, the journey took almost a decade. Between season 1 and season 2, the series went through a three-year gap to allow French studio Fortiche to not only complete the animations but really take them to the next level.

Arcane fans are convinced they've worked out what happened to Jinx in the season 2 finale, and its co-creator has suggested they're correct in their assumptions.

Arcane Season 2 hints at a new villain in the concluding moments and we have shed light on who it is and how they tie into the LoL lore.

Arcane co-creator Christian Linke has claimed that he wants to “learn from it” following Season 2’s “rushed” complaints.

The season 2 finale of Arcane is finally here and if you were one of the many people patiently waiting for the season's third act to drop, I'm willing to bet you were not disappointed. The final episode may not have said all that much per say (there wasn't a lot of dialogue,

Act III of Arcane’s second (and final) season 2 contains some spectacular action and one of the best episodes in the entire series. But it’s also an underwhelming ending that rushes its story.

Arcane Season 2 finale resolves series-long tensions and ends each character's story effectively. Season 2 covered the mending of Vi and Jinx's sibling relationship and introduced the Black Rose and Viktor's powers. Arcane kills off many characters in its finale, but hints at their survival.

Arcane' season 2 finale was filled with some major and surprising moments that have left fans shaken. Here's a breakdown of what happened in Arcane season 2 and series finale.

Viewers waited three years between Arcane season 1 and season 2, only to learn that the series would not be renewed for a third installment. “From the very beginning, since we s