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Dota: Dragon’s Blood Season 2 is officially in the works
Some good news has arrived, Dota 2 fans, to get your week off to a great start. Dota: Dragon’s Blood – the Netflix anime series based on the universe of Valve’s hugely popular MOBA game – is getting a second season.
The developer has just posted the news on the multiplayer game’s official Twitter channel, announcing: “Book 2 is coming! The second season of DOTA: Dragon’s Blood is in the works.” As per the tweet, which you can see below, the show’s second season will be called Book II – but that’s all we know about it right now. Sadly, there aren’t any details about what Season 2 might bring on either the Dota 2 site or Netflix just yet, but at least fans can rest assured there’s more on the way.
April 07, 2021
Netflix
The collaboration between Netflix and Valve has granted the absolute one wish that any DOTA fans could ever ask for – a full-fledged animation based on the hit game series. DOTA: Dragon’s Blood is a standalone series that builds on the existing lore of the game, and gives fans and newcomers a treat at an action-packed drama and bloody adventure of the Dragon Knight Davion and Princess of the Moon Mirana.
But like all legends of heroes and heroines, nothing is as simple as the tales told.
And given the almost eight years worth of character building for Dota 2, which is series is adapted from, one would think that Valve would have plenty of input for the series, but as it turns out, Valve offered the creative team full control over the eight-episode series, which, based on the positive response it has received from audiences, seems to indicate that a second season is a sure thing.