Dota: Dragon’s Blood - the new anime-style series based on Valve's wildly popular multiplay🐈er online battle arena is arriving tomorrow, March ♚25.
The animated series is based on the Dota universe - specifically that of Dota 2 - so fans can expect a fair degree of familiarity to keep the꧙m satiated, such as cameos and well-known in-game items making appearances.
Dota: Dragon's Blood is a Netfl𓃲ix exclusive title, so all eight episodes will be launching together on the streaming platform tomorrow, March 25. If you're the extra-prepared type, you can go ahead and add Dota: Dragon’s๊ Blood to your watch list ,
The stage has been set for Dragon's Blood to be a pleasing watch indeed. The series has been animated by ꦯStudio MIR, which also brought us The Legend of Korra, and Netflix’s adaptation of Voltron: Legendary 🎉Defender. Dragon's Blood has also been written by Ashley Edward Miller, who is known for his work on a wide range of successful titles from Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and X-Men: First Class, to Thor and TV series Fringe.
The tw🦩o stars of the show in Dota: Dragon's Blood are Davion the Dragon Knight and Mirana the Princess of the Moon. Davion, as his name might suggest, is all about slaying dragons. Mira⛦na's main concern in the show is to recover Selemene, the Goddess of the Moon’s stolen lotuses. Over the eight episodes in Book 1, we'll learn a bit more about these two, as well as how their fates have become intertwined.
While die-hard Dota fans will have lots to sink their teeth into, those unfamiliar with the Dota world will also have reason to stick around. If you're keen on an action-packed, fantasy-filled short anime that doesn﷽'t skimp on the bloodshed, then Dota: Dragon's Blood seems like a good bet.
And while this may be a brief one, there's likely going to be a second season of Drꦛagon's Blood to follow. For now though, look out for Book 1 releasing tomorrow, March 25, on Netflix.