Arcane Season 2 is over and fans want more. There are already hints of other regions from League of Legends hidden in Arcane. At the end of the series, there is a clear hint of a character who could become the perfect villain for a new series.
Spoiler alert: There are slight spoilers for the end of Arcane Season 2 in the following article.
After a long wait, Arcane fans could finally look forward to a new season this year, which is also designed to be the end of the series. But series in the LoL universe are far from over. The maker of Arcane recently confirmed that it will continue with 3 series.
Series on the regions of Noxus, Demacia and Ionia will follow in the future. Noxus in particular is known to many Arcane viewers, as many actors from these regions have made appearances. At the end of Season 2, a possible villain is even hinted at that LoL fans should know about.
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A crow suggests a great villain
What is it about? After all the spectacular battles and events at the end of Arcane, we see a crow digging up something in the ruins. We don’t know what it is exactly. It is shown that it is apparently not a normal crow. She has more than 2 eyes.
This is a clear reference to the LoL champion Swain. He is, along with Darius and the Faceless One, the ruler of the Noxus region. Swain is not a normal person. After losing his arm in the war in Ionia, he replaced it with a demon. With this power he can observe large parts of the world with crows, similar to the god Odin.
He seems to have done the same with the events of Arcane. At least if you consider that you often see crows or ravens.
Swain would be the perfect villain for a series set in Noxus. Noxus himself also had a background influence in Arcane. Ambessa was from Noxus and the Black Rose was intertwined with the plot in Season 2.
Since Mel Medarda appears to be heading to Noxus, Swain’s appearance would be quite likely. Ionia as a series would also suit Swain, since he lost his human arm there. Swain would probably be the perfect villain.
But we’ll have to be patient until things continue. Although production on a series has already begun, it can take years for such a project to be completed. There were also 3 years between seasons 1 and 2 of Arcane. While Arcane Season 2 has received mostly positive feedback, there are also negative voices. This was also responded to: Series creator of Arcane reacts to fans’ criticism of season 2: “I respect that people express that”