LogInArcane co-creator and showrunner Christian Linke shared that these regions would be "getting shows and are [the] next steps into this cinematic universe."
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The second season of Arcane exploded the Internet – viewers discuss it, share their feelings, create fan art, and try to dodge spoilers of the anticipated finale. Netflix's show has indeed become the audience's favorite, and it is even sadder that the second season is also the final. Recently, when asked about the reason why there are only two seasons, Marc Merrill, one of Riot Games' co-founders, answered: "cuz there are lots of other stories to tell."
Now we can have a little hint at what Arcane creators are on. In a recent interview with streamer Necrit94, Arcane co-creator and showrunner Christian Linke revealed that the next League of Legends series had been in development for about a year. He also said that the regions of Noxus, Ionia, and Demacia are "getting shows and are [the] next steps into this cinematic universe."
Marc Merrill specified that it is about three new regions instead of there new shows:
These regions are among the oldest and the most story-rich of the League of Legends universe. Noxus is an empire of an old aristocracy, a region in a constant fighting state, and the operating base for the Black Rose. Ionia, the "First Lands," is a peaceful place, which, however, was struck by Noxus' invasion. Demacia is a region that is against magic with towns built of Petricite, experiencing a succession crisis.
Recently, ZugZug Studio announced the Arcane Style 3D Art Challenge, a competition for artists in which they can present their Arcane-themed works and try to win one of the prizes.
Also, if you have already watched the entire series, take a look at this splendid artbook that shows the behind-the-scenes, including early concept art, storyboards, and interviews with over animators, writers, directors, artists, and other creators:
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