Arcane Season 2 Blu-Ray Steelbook Edition Preorders Discounted At Amazon

Arcane Season 2’s forthcoming Limited Edition Steelbook duo have surfaced at Amazon with notable markdowns. Mirroring last year’s approach for Season 1, Netflix’s animated League of Legends saga is capping off its second and final run with two distinct, collectible sets. The 4K Blu-ray Steelbook Edition for Season 2 is listed at $46, down from $60, while the standard Blu-ray Steelbook Edition is priced at $43 instead of $55. The Blu-ray street date for Arcane Season 2 lands October 28. Season 1 is also seeing handsome offers on Amazon, letting you round out your Arcane Steelbook collection.

MArrying visuals across releases, Season 2’s Steelbooks are engineered to echo the elegant pair issued for Season 1. Both seasons spotlight Jinx on the 4K Steelbook fronts, while Vi greets viewers from the standard Blu-ray faces. Detail tweaks—aside from shifted color palettes—appear on the reverse sleeves; GKIDS has incorporated a second hero illustration for Season 2, effectively making the cases flippable display pieces. Amazon’s preorder price promise secures any future drops you might enjoy after locking in now.

Extra background on Arcane Seasons 1–2 on Blu-ray can be found below. If you’re looking to pass the time before Season 2’s 4K edition arrives, The Art and Making of Arcane is currently more than $25 off at Amazon. Meanwhile, the popular companion novel Ambessa: Chosen of the Wolf awaits in hardcover and paperback.

Arcane: League of Legends Series

• Arcane Season 1 Offers
  • 4K Blu-ray Steelbook Edition — $30 ($60)
  • 1080p Blu-ray Steelbook Edition — $28.49 ($55)
  • 1080p Blu-ray Standard Edition — $26 ($45)
• Arcane: Season Two Advance Orders – Arriving October 28
  • 4K UHD Blu-ray SteelBook Variant — $46 ($60)
  • HD Blu-ray SteelBook Variant — $43 ($55)
  • Standard HD Blu-ray Edition — $36 ($45)
• Arcane-Related League of Legends Literature
  • The Art & Craftsmanship Behind Arcane (Hardcover) — $34.35 ($60)
  • Ambessa: Wolf’s Anointed (Hardcover) — $12.43 ($30)
  • Ambessa: Wolf’s Anointed (Softcover) — $14.49 ($20)

Arcane Limited Edition SteelBook – 4K Blu-ray (Season 2)


$46 (Previously $60) | Street Date October 28





Like its predecessor, Season 2’s 4K SteelBook sports Jinx on the front and Ekko on the rear. This four-disc bundle provides three 4K Blu-rays and one 1080p Blu-ray. Every one of the nine installments appears in up-converted 4K with Dolby Vision plus HDR10 support. Audio is rendered in Dolby TrueHD 5.1 or Dolby Digital 5.1 surround.

Supplemental material—running over three hours—is located on the 1080p disc. Expect featurettes, animatics, and music videos. Below is a complete rundown of the extras featured on all three Season 2 physical releases.

Season 2 Bonus Portfolio

• Inside the Writer’s Room vignettes
  • Reshuffling the Cards
  • Beauty and Tragedy
  • What Could’ve Been
• Festival of Cartoons: 14 Fortiche artists dissect lines & colors
  • Artist Breakdown: Act 1
  • Artist Breakdown: Act 2
  • Artist Breakdown: Act 3
• A Sonic Ballet – Music & Sound spotlight
• The Voices in My Head – Performance craftsmanship
• Music Video Add-ons
  • “Ma Meilleure Ennemie”
  • “Blood Sweat & Tears”
  • “Paint the Town Blue”
• Going Another Way – Episode 7 mini-doc
• Storyboard Galleries
• Animatic Reels
• Artwork Exhibit

Arcane Limited Edition SteelBook – 4K Blu-ray (Season 1)


$30 (Originally $60)




The 4K Steelbook for Season 1 of Arcane sports a slick cover that puts Jinx front and center. Crack it open and you’ll discover three 2160p Ultra HD Blu-ray discs alongside a 1080p disc stuffed with bonus material. All episodes are presented in upscaled 4K (2160p) with Dolby Vision and HDR10 support, while the audio track is delivered in lossless Dolby TrueHD 5.1 surround.

Every physical edition of Arcane Season 1 contains the complete nine-episode saga plus three full hours of extras. These bonuses invite viewers deeper into the creative process through candid chats with the writers and artisans at Fortiche, step-by-step breakdowns of pivotal scenes, in-depth “making-of” vignettes, and more.

Supplements on the Arcane Season 1 Discs

• Bridging the Rift: Behind Arcane’s Creation
  • I Only Dream in Risky
  • Persistence
  • Killstreaks Meet Keyframes
  • Musical Misfits
  • We Gave it Our Best Shot
• Making Mel – standalone featurette
• Keyframe Deconstructions
  • Happy Progress Day
  • When These Walls Come Tumbling Down
  • Ekko vs. Jinx
  • The Monster You Created

Standard Blu-ray for Arcane (Season 1)

$26 (originally $45)



Similar to the classic release for Season 2, the regular Blu-ray utilizes the same key artwork highlighting major players from Season 1 on both the keep-case and the included cardboard slipcover. At the moment, the gap between this version and the Steelbook variants (both 4K and 1080p) is just a couple of dollars.

The Art and Making of Arcane (Hardcover)

$34.35 (was $60)



This 224-page tome offers unprecedented insight into the making of Season 1. Alongside a treasure trove of unseen concept pieces, it hosts more than 20 interviews with pivotal members of the production crew.

The package arrives swathed in an acetate dust jacket sporting the exclusive artwork pictured above; when jacket and cover are overlapped, the colors invert for a striking effect. That premium jacket is merely the start of the bonuses.

Nested within are fold-out panoramas showcasing locales from both seasons, a poster of Jinx, a removable, full-color map of Piltover, a facsimile blueprint, and a faithful reproduction of Vander’s letter.

Nestled within the far-reaching universe of League of Legends—the blockbuster game franchise crafted by Riot Games—Arcane chronicles beloved champions Vi and Jinx as they’re swept into the mounting tensions between the gleaming city of Piltover and the subjugated undercity of Zaun. Since its 2021 debut, the series has earned widespread acclaim for its gripping narrative, astonishing animation, and, yes, an endlessly ear-wormy Imagine Dragons anthem.a handful of months.

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