Sean Michael McGahee

Season 2 definitely had a whole different feel to it. It had more of an artistic vibe and feel to the the whole season. I really enjoyed watching everyone kinda do a 360 and get a shot at being portrayed in a almost complete opposite light from where and who they were at the end of season 1. Personally, I do feel season 1 was definitely a stronger season as the story was more fluid and cohesive. There were quite a few moments in season 2 where i felt lost by the story jumping around and just taking some strange turns... however on the plus side, season 2 definitely had more plot twists and held my attention a little better (even if it was because I was trying to figure out WTF was going on during certain points) lol. The soundtrack was still really good, but once again, I feel season 1 was just a little bit better in the sense that i could see myself listening to the season 1 soundtrack in my truck or on my surround sound system while i tackle things around the house. "Creativity and artistically", season 2 had more to offer; so I guess when you look at both the plus and minuses of each season. At the end of the day, the entire show just balances itself out over 18 episodes, coming together to bring Arcane Leauge of Legends to life! Arcane is a great show for those looking for something new to watch and I can really see this show having the chops to continue expanding its seasons, video game offerings by bringing it to different formats like, fighting, RPG, card games, tactical, and strategy.

Writing this as of Season 2 Episode 6: House of Dragons has good visuals but the series is dreadfully slow. It is lacking the sneaky backstabbing drama of its predecessor and most episodes are simply slow and full of lackluster drama. The story is sluggish and only has action sprinkled in here and there. Definitely a step down from Game of Thrones, but still a decent watch if you can handle the slower story that plays off more like a soap opera.