Netflix’s much-anticipated series 'Dota 2' gets a release date; read details

Netflix’s much-anticipated series, Dota 2, has so far impressed audience with its promising poster and teaser. And w, makers of series have unveiled a new teaser with release date of series. Dota 2 on Netflix is a new anime series based on multiplayer online battle arena game Dota 2 by Valve. Talking about series, here’s a look at Dota 2 release date.

Taking to ir official Twitter handle, Netflix shared a short video that gives glimpses of series. 8-episode series is entitled Dota: Dragon's Blood and is scheduled to be available for worldwide streaming on March 25, 2021. Along with post, makers also wrote, “Here's a little love from us, to you. Yes, you. You kw who you are”. Take a look.

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official Twitter handle of Dota 2 also penned a sweet te that read, “We're excited to anunce a brand-new anime series exploring Dota universe like never before”. It also added, “we look forward to sharing this new adventure with you when it premieres on Netflix March 25”. Take a look at post.

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About Dragon Knight Dota 2

According to a Netflix press release, upcoming fantasy series tells story of Davion, a rewned Dragon Knight dedicated to wiping scourge out of face of world. Davion becomes entangled in events far larger than he could have ever dreamed after encounters with great, ancient eldwurm and ble Princess Mirana on her own hidden mission. Dragon's Blood was developed under leadership of screenwriter and producer Ashley Edward Miller, who previously worked on movies such as X-Men: First Class, Thor and Terminator: Sarah Conr Chronicles.

Animation for show will be done by Studio MIR, which also made films like Legend of Korra and Netflix's Voltron: Legendary Defender. In 2013, Valve released Dota 2 as a sequel to Defense of Ancients, MOBA mod for Blizzard's Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos. It's t as popular as it has been in recent years, but Valve hopes to keep players interested in rolling out hero updates throughout year instead of bundling m all in one huge release.

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