Why Riot Games’ Entertainment Aims Stalled Beyond ‘Arcane,’ the Priciest Animated Series Ever (EXCLUSIVE)
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variety.comAndrew Wallenstein President and Chief Media Analyst When the TV series “Arcane” returns to Netflix on Nov. 9, it will be difficult to top its first season.
In addition to collecting four Emmy Awards in 2022, including outstanding animated program, it was the No. 1 TV show in 85 countries served by the streaming service.
Nevertheless, this second season had already been announced as the show’s last, though it was initially budgeted for a five-season arc.
What’s more, it’s the only TV or film content ever generated by Riot Games, the company that produced “Arcane,” despite the fact that the Los Angeles-based gaming powerhouse set an ambitious course roughly five years ago to expand further into scripted entertainment.
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