Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood Netflix trailer, plot & Season 3 release date NetflixThe highly-anticipated Netflix anime series based on Dota 2 called Dragon\u2019s Blood is returning for a third season, and we\u2019ve rounded up everything you need to know about it. Following news of several Netflix series based on games like Assassin\u2019s Creed, Resident Evil, and Devil May Cry, it was announced back in February 2021 that Netflix would also be getting an animated series based on Valve\u2019s wildly popular franchise Dota. Dota 2 is a MOBA game that was originally released back in 2013, and has gone on to become one of the largest games in the world; tens of millions of viewers tune in to watch The International championship each year. The new Netflix series has been made in collaboration with Valve, while the animation has been handled by Studio MIR, a South Korean studio that previously worked on The Legend of Korra, The Boondocks, and Voltron: Legendary Defender. We\u2019ve gathered all the information you need to know about Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood season three below, from trailers and plot details to a release date. Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood Book 3 release date The third season of Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood will arrive on Netflix on Thursday, August 11, 2022. Fans who are eager to see if the new anime series will do Dota justice or just wish to recap what\u2019s happened so far can tune in to the first two seasons, which are available to stream now. Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood Book 3 trailer While the first two seasons of Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood are already on Netflix, you might want to watch the trailer for the third season to see what\u2019s coming in the final iteration of the series. The official trailer below shows off the gorgeous anime-inspired art style featured in Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood, as well as some epic dragon-slaying action and a preview of Davion, Invoker, Terrorblade, and Mirana\u2019s storylines. Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood plot Dragon\u2019s Blood tells the story of Davion, a renowned Dragon Knight devoted to wiping the Scourge from the face of the world. After encountering a powerful and ancient eldwurm, Davion becomes tangled up in events far bigger than he could have ever imagined. It\u2019s not just Davion that Dota fans can look forward to, as the series also heavily features Mirana, Terrorblade, Lina, Luna, and even Invoker. All of these characters are on secret missions of their own that will have a big impact on the Dragon Knight as well as Slyrak\u2019s story. Titled as the the Beginning of the End, it is safe to say that all the mysteries looming about Terrorblade, Davion, Slyrak, Mirana, and the Invoker will be resolved in the final Book 3 of the series. Considering the first and second season only features eight episodes each, we can assume that Robert\u2019s third season of Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood on Netflix will also feature eight episodes. \u201cFans will love how we\u2019ve imagined the Dota 2 universe and woven together an epic, emotional, and adult-oriented story about some of their favorite characters,\u201d said Ashley Edward Miller, who serves as showrunner and producer. \u201cThe cinematic animation, acting, and music are simply next level and I\u2019m grateful to Valve for supporting our creative ambitions.\u201d So there you have it, that\u2019s all you need to know about Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood Book 3. We\u2019ll update this page as soon as more information becomes available on the third season of Dota: Dragon\u2019s Blood.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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