Last year, Riot confirmed that Arcane is official League of Legends canon, pledging to gradually undo "inconsistencies that have woven their way into the storytelling and worldbuilding of Runeterra." ...

But here’s a tricky question: Is Arcane canon? The answer is technically yes, but practically no. TBSkyen, a content creator and analyst, laid out the quandary in a short video. When Riot reset ...

An interesting outcome of this shift in strategy is that Arcane is now officially completely canon—the show represents the true origin of those characters, as well as big world-building elements ...

Riot also delved briefly into lore and canon, which has become more complex with shows like Arcane, and the library of Riot Forge spin-off games. However, there’s one interesting detail ...

Well, it's official; Netflix series Arcane is a part of the League of Legends, despite being previously set in its own continuity. Or, at least it will be... As part of a special announcement on ...

Exclusive: 'This should be considered to be the truth' When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. 'You never know': Arcane creators ...

Arcane was previously considered to be part of its own canon because of its many inconsistencies with official League lore, but it sounds like Riot is using it to soft-reboot the timeline, starting ...

As Linke pointed out, Isha is virtually Jinx’s mini-me in that she not only reminds Jinx of the person she once was before turning into Arcane‘s loose cannon, but that she also allows Jinx to ...