On Wednesday, October 30th, Netflix and Riot Games held the world premiere of the highly anticipated second and final chapter of “Arcane” in Los Angeles. The event was a star-studded affair, with the cast and creatives in attendance. Among them was Brett Tucker, who voices the character of Singed.
Interview with Brett Tucker, voice of Singed on Arcane
Arcane has become a global phenomenon, with a devoted fanbase. For Tucker, being a part of such a huge fandom has been “genuinely surreal.”
“I’m just so grateful to be a part of it,” Tucker said. “I’m so impressed by the other artists and also the guys that created it, I mean, the geniuses. But really it’s kind of surreal. It’s really cool. It’s a great experience.”
Tucker also discussed his character, Singed, describing him as “focused” and “committed.” He added that Singed is “an island” and “completely in his own world.”
Arcane has been praised for its animation, storytelling, and characters. The series has won numerous awards, including four Primetime Emmy Awards.
“I’m excited about the fact that it is a full story after season two,” Tucker said. “Like, it’s such a classy move. Doing quality over quantity. So I’m just looking forward to seeing how it plays out and the reaction.”
Arcane is a groundbreaking series that has helped to redefine the relationship between video games and television. The series has also introduced a new generation of fans to the world of League of Legends.
The cast of “Arcane” Celebrates Season Two World Premiere in Los Angeles
The Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles exploded into a Piltover-inspired spectacle for the premiere of Arcane’s final season. Stars like Hailee Steinfeld (Vi) and Ella Purnell (Jinx) lit up the “Piltover Bridge” carpet. Alongside creators Christian Linke and Alex Yee, and Riot Games co-founders Brandon Beck and Marc Merrill.
But the premiere was more than just a celebrity showcase. Sheryl Lee Ralph lent her powerful vocals to the soundtrack with “Blood Sweat & Tears,”. She brought her incredible energy to the event. The celebration also featured musical artists from the show like Alex Seaver (Mako). As well as Royal and the Serpent, and d4vd, adding another layer of excitement to the night.
The world of Arcane brought to life with interactive experiences
The premiere truly brought the world of Arcane to life with interactive experiences designed to immerse attendees:
- Fenty Beauty Makeup Station: Guests transformed themselves with show-inspired looks.
- “Blue Haired Girl” Photobooth: Fans captured memories with a Jinx-inspired twist.
- Arcane Gallery: Attendees got up close and personal with iconic props and costumes. Including Vi’s fighting gear, Jinx’s Fishbone weapon, and Ekko’s hoverboard.
This premiere was far more than a typical red carpet event; it was an immersive celebration. “Arcane” Season 2 premieres on Netflix this November.
The first season of “Arcane” established Netflix as a major force in adapting video game franchises into animated cultural phenomena. The show garnered widespread praise, including four Primetime Emmy Awards in 2022. Becoming the first streaming series to win Outstanding Animated Program. Including a sweep of the 2022 Annie Awards with victories in nine categories. Fans can look forward to seeing Heimerdinger’s transformation when Arcane’s second chapter premieres exclusively on Netflix.
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