![]() ![]() But even here, "Arcane: Enter the Undercity" likely would feel abstract to the uninitiated since it simply sets up the familial conflict at the heart of the series. It's participatory entertainment, building upon a mix of theme parks, escape rooms and immersive theater, and it succeeds in that it downplays reenactments from the series in favor of communal moments - aside from an extended intro that serves as an onboarding scene. Recognizing its audience is game-weaned, "Arcane: Enter the Undercity" expects those entering its gates to come ready to play. Others I spoke with went on quests for objects I ended up in a modified game of duck, duck, goose in which guests shout "bang" at one another and try to dodge imaginary bullets. I choose to stick by Vi, following the path of one of the show's main characters rather than those of its villains or one of the random underground factions of the city. I saw a fraction of what "Arcane: Enter the Undercity" has to offer in my two hours with the experience. We played games in the guise of training for combat and once found ourselves trapped in a neon-scarred hideout with just three other players that doubled as a mini escape room. Aside from the boxing lesson, I found myself running in and out of the venue multiple times, following the character of Vi and the quest to track down her sister, Jinx. It's immersive theater of the most active, physical type at this real-life celebration of "Arcane," the "League of Legends"-inspired animated series that became a global hit for Netflix and has been renewed for a second season.Ī love letter to fans of the show, "Arcane: Enter the Undercity" wants to surround guests in the action of the series but puts a premium on playing with fans, rather than performing for them. In a span of about 15 minutes, I was propositioned, was asked to show off my boxing ability - my stance needs work - and threw exaggerated physical distractions in the face of multiple public-looking officials. Judging from the first season, it is likely we will get around nine episodes or so, each running at about 40-45 minutes, for the entire season.įor those new to the Arcane: League of Legends show, here is Netflix’s short and sweet summary of the awesomeness that awaits:Īmid the stark discord of twin cities Piltover and Zaun, two sisters fight on rival sides of a war between magic technologies and clashing convictions.Kit Meyering as Jinx at "Arcane: Enter the Undercity," an immersive theater game-heavy event inspired by the Netflix series "Arcane," which is based on "League of Legends." (Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times) ![]() It is also perhaps the best alternative to rewatching the entire season in preparation for the second season that is currently in production. With over 3 minutes of footage showcasing both Vi and Jinx at their best, or worst depending on how you see things, it is a recollection of how things were, significant events that unfolded, and how the sisters’ relationship became as turbulent as it is. Now, you can experience it all over again or for the first time in a brand new supercut trailer for Arcane: League of Legends. By elaborating more on their backstories, players and viewers alike were drawn more into a complicated relationship, making for intriguing drama. In addition to the stunning visuals and excellent storytelling, at its heart was the story of the two sisters of Vi and Jinx. For fans of the League of Legends MOBA, getting to watch the Arcane: League of Legends series on Netflix would have been an amazing journey. ![]()
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