Arcane 4K Steelbook Edition Drops To Lowest Price Yet Alongside Season 2’s Netflix Premiere

As a long-time fan of League of Legends and its rich universe, I am absolutely thrilled that Act 1 of Arcane Season 2 is now available to stream! If you’re like me and can’t wait to dive back into this captivating animated adaptation, I highly recommend picking up the physical editions of Arcane Season 1. The 4K Blu-ray Limited Edition with its steelbook case and special features is a steal at just $35 (was $60)!

In simple terms, you can now stream Act 1 of Arcane Season 2 on Netflix. If you want to get reacquainted before jumping back into the amazing League of Legends animated series, you could watch Season 1 again on Netflix or buy one of the newly released DVD sets. There are several good reasons to opt for the latter. The 4K Blu-ray Limited Edition of Arcane Season 1 comes with a steelbook case and three hours of special features. Plus, it’s currently on sale for just $35 (originally $60) at Amazon, making this the lowest price yet for the 4K Blu-ray, which was released last month and includes unique Jinx artwork.

The regular Blu-ray version comes with a special Limited Edition Steelbook featuring Vi, Jinx’s sister, on its cover. Interestingly, at this time, the 4K Limited Edition Steelbook is slightly less expensive than the standard 1080p Blu-ray, which retails for $35.72 (originally $55). For those who prefer the standard 1080p Blu-ray over a steelbook case, there’s an option available for $32.44 (previously $45).

Netflix is set to unveil the second and concluding chapter of Arcane in a three-part series, each part consisting of three episodes. The first installment premiered on November 9. Starting from November 16, you’ll be able to stream Part 2, and the final three episodes of Arcane Season 2 will become available on Netflix on November 23. Similar to Season 1, Arcane Season 2 consists of a total of nine episodes.

• Arcane 4K Blu-ray – Limited Edition Steelbook (4 Discs) — $35 ($60)
• Arcane Blu-ray – Limited Edition Steelbook (3 Discs) — $35.72 ($55)
• Arcane Blu-ray (3 Discs) — $32.44 ($45)
• The Art and Making of Arcane — $54 ($60) | Preorder, Releases December 3
• Arcane: League of Legends Soundtrack (Vinyl) — $30

The sequel series, richly adorned with creative animation, took a considerable amount of time to complete, but now its second and last season is ready for viewers. Among the talented cast in Season 1 were Hailee Steinfeld as Vi, Ella Purnell who won an Annie Award for her role as Jinx, Katie Leung playing Caitlyn, Reed Shannon as Ekko, Amirah Vann as Sevika, Mick Wingert voicing Heimerdinger, Ellen Thomas as Ambessa, and Brett Tucker as Singed.

In the world of League of Legends, a game created by Riot Games, Arcane unfolds. This series focuses on the characters Vi and Jinx, who become entangled in conflicts between the prosperous city of Piltover above ground and the oppressed subterranean city of Zaun below. The show was released in November 2021 to widespread praise for its compelling narrative, stunning visuals, and the catchy Imagine Dragons tune that you couldn’t shake off for quite a while.

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2024-11-10 04:39