Arcane: Bridging the Rift | Part 3 - Killstreaks Meet Keyframes

From paper to post-production, see how Fortiche captured the heart and soul of Arcane on screen.

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Arcane: Bridging the Rift | Trailer

Arcane: Bridging the Rift | Part 1 - I Only Dream in Risky

Arcane: Animation Test

Arcane: Bridging the Rift | Part 2 - Persistence (Or When Your Best Still Sucks)

Arcane: Bridging the Rift | Part 4 - Musical Misfits

Arcane: Bridging the Rift | Part 5 - We Gave It Our Best Shot

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[MistbornTaylor]

"Alright, today we're going to make a 11/12 year old girl cry." And then made millions of adults cry around the world.

[renzlougieking]

Fortiche is definitely one of Riot's Best man these guys are legit into almost God-mode in what they are doing

[ericjohnson]

More care went into Viktor's toy boat than into a lot of shows.

[arminhenkel]

I teared up, when Moïse told us about including his son for the run of young Ekko :') 22:38

[ella.exe]

Not that we didn't know already but the animators are absolute legends. They basically acted out the entire season!

[JP]

Man.. the guy who worked with his son seems like such a cool dad

[hermannabt]

“Should we release a trailer for season 2?”
“No. I want a six part documentary about how I was right and made the best show in the world.”
“Yes, my king.”

[severedproxy]

"every time you pause it, it is a bit of concept art, a beautiful illustration."

my good sir, I will have to say that you have achieved what you planned to do in this show.

[Smley]

The scene's of young Powder crying in this show is some of the most gut wrenching realistic 'child' cries I have ever experienced in any kind of media. Just seeing the small clips of those scenes here and there in this BTS gives me shivers and makes me emotional.

[djuanmustard]

Fortiche real animators, no motion capturing. Those reference videos for the animators are so good and touching. That father and son for Ekko, what a story. This episode is such a glimpse on the life and passion of animators in the industry all for art's and audience sake.

[snubnosedmonke]

the ekko vs jinx fight scene was one of the coolest scenes in the show, and it makes me like it even more seeing how a father got his son to use as a reference for young ekko running, that was so cute

[aperson]

"Every time you pause it's a beautiful illustration" this is something that stood out to me within the first episode of the show and it never got old.

[Aliamner]

Wait they got a real 10 year old to voice act and she turned out THAT GOOD?!?! HOW IS THAT NOT BEING DISCUSSED MORE

[ZeZapatiste]

By the way, "Fortiche" in French is somewhat of a slang word to say "pretty good" in an euphemistic way. After seeing this episode I think it fits them pretty well.

[ahero]

"It doesn't age because its handcrafted." Hearing this really makes me feel way more comfortable with my art. Comparing myself to industry pros really gets my gears turning for better or for worse..

[timli]

The fact that all of this was done without the help of motion capture is simply mindboggling, mad props to the animators!

[stcy]

looking for a VA for Jinx: "we've been looking so long .... let's just pick one and no we can't" why arcane is so near to perfection

[TASSnoop]

It's art. There is simply no other way to describe it. Everyone who worked on this show gave it their absolute everything, and you can see it in every frame.

[tokihi]

Mia's performance makes me tear up immediately, genuinely the best acting I've heard from a younger person, and some of the best acting I've seen period, it's so genuine and real and powerful

[itKiba]

I wish everyone involved in the making of Arcane and also Bridging the Rift can someday comprehend how big of an impact it's having on people aspiring to become part of the industry. I've never been this moved. Thank you.