Arcane season 2 soundtrack: A complete guide to all songs in the sequel

Arcane season 2 soundtrack (Image via Netflix)
Arcane season 2 soundtrack (Image via Netflix)

Amidst the long list of highly anticipated sequels, Arcane season 2 undoubtedly takes the lead given it has been announced to be the final chapter of Jinx and Vi’s story. To cheer up the audience, Linklater eventually revealed that there will be more stories to be explored, including new characters, thanks to the expansive League of Legends universe.

While season 2 is yet to announce the exact release date, the sequel will be released in November 2024, as revealed during the annual Netflix Geeked Week. In addition, the sequel also stirred excitement months ahead with the unexpected reveal of its tracklist.

Following the massive success of Imagine Dragons and JID’s song Enemy, the upcoming soundtrack featuring diverse artists of various genres fuels even more anticipation for what’s shaping up to be an epic final chapter.

Disclaimer: This article contains a recap and insights into the Arcane storyline. Reader’s discretion is advised.


Every song in Arcane season 2

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Arcane revealed the lineup of all artists involved in the second season’s soundtrack on September 12, 2024, through its official X handle. The latest playlist is a diverse mix of genres from K-pop to rap. Here’s the official tracklist for season 2:

  • Hellfire by Fever 333
  • To Ashes And Blood by Woodkid
  • Paint The Town Blue by Ashnikko
  • Remember Me (Intro) by d4vd
  • Remember Me by d4vd
  • Cocktail Molotov by ZAND
  • What Have They Done To Us by Mako, Grey
  • Rebel Heart by Djerv
  • The Beast by Misha Mansoor
  • Spin The Wheel by Mick Wingert
  • Ma Meilleure Ennemie by Stromae, Pomme
  • Fantastic by King Princess
  • The Line by Twenty One Pilots
  • Blood Sweat & Tears by Sheryl Lee Ralph
  • Come Play by Stray Kids, Young Miko, Tom Morello
  • Wasteland by Royal & the Serpent
  • Enemy with JID (Opening Title version) from the series Arcane League of Legends) by Imagine Dragons feat. JID

Read more: Was Aracane season 2 leaked?


What to expect from Arcane season 2?

Arcane season 2 promises to be even more explosive and emotionally charged than the first installment. After the high stakes shocking finale, which saw Jinx launching a hextech missile at the Piltover Council, there’s no doubt that tensions between Piltover and Zaun are set to escalate with a possibility of an all-out conflict.

With the death of Silco, Jinx’s growing instability is likely to cause an intense rift between her and Vi, pushing the sisters further apart as they end up on opposite sides of the impending war. Amidst the brewing conflict, fans can also expect new characters to be introduced, who will be trying to claim control.

Read more: Arcane season 2 is not the end of the saga, confirms Christian Linke

Arcane season 2 features a werewolf-like figure, whom League of Legends fans have identified as Warwick, a character who is supposed to play a pivotal role in the ongoing conflict. Its full-fledged teaser trailer has turned out to be as explosive as fans imagined, featuring Zaun and Piltover’s battle. ‘

To keep the suspense and hype maintained until the sequel drops, the teaser trailer doesn’t give out much and it is now just the waiting game to see how the story unfolds. Although its going to be the last chapter for Jinx, fans are left eagerly anticipating the twists, turns, and epic battle that will shape the finale.


Where to watch Arcane season 2?

The video game adaptation, produced by the French animation studio Fortiche, was exclusively distributed by Netflix, which acquired the streaming rights for the steampunk action-adventure. Global fans will be able to catch all episodes of Arcane season 2 on Netflix.


Stay tuned for more news and updates on Arcane season 2, and all your favorite TV shows and movies as 2024 progresses.

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Edited by Praveen Kumar
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