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

Arcane is based on the popular online game League of Legends, which was released by Riot Games in 2009. The Emmy Award-winning adaptation of the beloved game follows sisters Vi (voiced by Steinfeld) and Jinx (voiced by Purnell) as they find themselves on rival sides of a war between the utopian city Piltover and the undercity district Zaun.

Arcane co-creator Christian Linke admits that the Netflix show's creative team got things wrong with its second and final season.

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.

This article contains spoilers for Arcane through Season 2. When League of Legends animated series Arcane first hit screens in 2021 it quickly became a runaway hit, building a massive fanbase that reached far outside the already immense following of the popular multiplayer online battle arena game.