It is unknown what precipitated the delay of the second season of the Dota 2-based anime series, and creator Ashley Edward Miller has provided no explanation on Twitter.
The delay could be due to various factors, from localization to an audible based on the show’s key markets’ viewing habits. In either case, fans will not have to wait long to learn what becomes of the series characters Davion, Mirana, Fymryn, and Marci.
What is the plot of the Book 2 of DOTA: Dragon’s Blood?
DOTA: Dragon’s Blood Book 2 will continue the story of Davion and Mirana following Selemene’s fall in the first season.
Davion has been caught by the other Dragon Knights, who wish to free him from Slyrak. Terrorblade is pursuing him as he continues to seek the power of Slyrak and the other Eldwurms.
Meanwhile, Mirana is in command of the Dark Moon forces and appears to be seeking to reintroduce Selemene but faces opposition from Lina. Invoker is almost certain to be involved in both of their stories, as he orchestrated Selemene’s demise with Terrorblade and appears to be collaborating with other Eldwurms as well.
The true nature of Selemene and Invoker’s endgame remains unknown.
What is the release date of DOTA: Dragon’s Blood Season 2?
The release date of DOTA: Dragon’s Blood Season 2 is January 18, 2022.
Other details on DOTA: Dragon’s Blood
Season 1 of DOTA: Dragon’s Blood premiered on Netflix on March 25, 2021. The animated epic fantasy TV series quickly became a hit worldwide, cracking the Top 10 list of Netflix’s most-watched series in 47 different countries, such as the Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Meanwhile, the teaser for its second season was released during The International 10 (TI10), Dota 2’s biggest tournament. In addition, the teaser presented that another Dota 2 hero, Lina the Slayer, will join Book 2. It also revealed that Marci, an original character from DOTA Dragon’s Blood, would join the Dota 2 roster as a playable hero. The melee strength hero was officially added to the game on November 1.
Ashley Edward Miller, renowned for his work on X-Men: First Class, Thor, and Black Sails is the producer of the Dota 2-based anime series in collaboration with Valve. Studio MIR, the studio behind Avatar: The Legend of Korra and Voltron: Legendary Defender, is animating the series.
For those unfamiliar, Valve-developed Dota 2 is the sequel to Defense of the Ancients (DOTA), a mod for Blizzard Entertainment’s Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos (2002) and its expansion pack, The Frozen Throne. It is the world’s most famous online game, with millions of players and multiple records for the highest prize earnings in e-sports tournaments.
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DOTA: Dragon’s Blood Season 2 release date moved to Jan 18
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