Arcane season two is slated to premiere in November 2024.
Arcane season two is not that far off. It has been quite the wait, but come November, the hit animated series will return. Now, Netflix has posted a special new look at the series, and Arcane fans are already emotional thanks to the key visual.
As you can see below, the key visual was released overseas in tandem with this year's Annecy Festival. The event, which is focused on all things animation, put Arcane season two in the spotlight with Netflix's help. A panel was held for Arcane that broke down the production of season two, and Annecy Festival posted a new key visual of Arcane season two to celebrate.— nina June 2, 2024 The visual, as you can see it above, puts two familiar faces center stage.
Currently, Netflix is slated to bring Arcane season two to life in November 2024. The show's return comes some years after season one launched as the 2021 title became an instant hit. Heralded as one of Netflix's best animated originals, Arcane put Studio Fortiche on the map, and it didn't take long for a season two order to come through. If you have not seen season one of Arcane, the show is streaming on Netflix now.
What do you think about this Arcane update ahead of season two? Let us know what you think over on Twitter and Instagram. You can also hit me up @MeganPetersCB to share your take!
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