“We never asked ourselves the question” This 100% rated Netflix series will end: the final and final season will be released at the end of 2024

News culture “We never asked ourselves the question” This 100% rated Netflix series will end: the final and final season will be released at the end of 2024

The return of a Netflix hit

Next week, on November 9th, a few thousand fans will finally be able to discover on Netflix the second season of Arcane, the extremely popular series based on the video game League of Legends. A true French pride since it is hosted by a local studio, Fortiche, which has won unanimous approval thanks to the sophisticated universe it has created for connoisseurs and the uninitiated. Vi, Caitlyn, Jinx and new characters appear in a new episodic series divided into three acts. To discover the rest of this series, you’ll need to connect to Netflix on November 9th, then November 16th, and then November 23rd. After that we have to say goodbye to the characters, then this season will be the last, much to the dismay of the viewers.

For those with poor memories, Netflix recently decided to release a recap video of the first season. Be careful, it obviously spoils the entire first season.

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Towards the end for Arcane

In an interview with ComicBook ahead of the second season’s release: The co-creator of the series, Christian Linke, justified the decision to end this enormous global successconvinced that those responsible for the series always had a clearly defined story in mind: “ We always had a story in mind with a beginning and an end. I think it was just the character arc. We knew there was a specific thing we wanted to do

“We didn’t necessarily have a specific number of episodes in mind, but we always knew it would be a limited story. This wasn’t an open concept series. It was pretty organic for us and there was never a question like, “Oh, when is this going to end?” We don’t know. We knew it from the start. »

« I don’t know how many television shows you’ve seen where 10 or 11 characters have a complete arc that is satisfying and resolved. I don’t think I know any

“It’s intimidating. That’s part of what we’ve built. We wanted such a comprehensive story. That’s what makes a video game adaptation stand out. There’s always going to be someone, even if you relegate a character to a supporting character, there’s always going to be millions of people who say, “What the hell?” What about my character? Why doesn’t he have his own story arc? It is a responsibility that has always existed. We can’t escape. We have to tell everyone a worthy story.”