He'd rather see all of Arcade World burn to the ground, to be rebuilt in the image of the villains who rule it.Ī boss hailing from a long-forgotten game cabinet, Malzahar broke free from the last remaining copy of his game to invade nearby machines. The fire boss from a bestselling action game, Brand has no intention of returning to his original machine. Veigar fittingly made them the gatekeeper of his personal fortress, because Veigar hates fun. Who could have seen it coming?Ĭhromas: Catseye, Citrine, Pearl, Rainbow, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Sapphire, TurquoiseĪ boss hailing from a popular science fiction shooter, Blitzcrank is well known in the gaming community for cheap mechanics, powerful attacks, and a massive health pool. Recruited into the war in Arcadia by Veigar, she has decided to ignore his commands, annihilate everything in her path, and assimilate all of Arcade World into herself. True final boss of the hit 1998 RPG "Initial Reverie VIII," Bel'Veth has become a staple of the series thanks to fan popularity and her storyline about assimilating all of reality into herself.
Ĭhromas: Catseye, Emerald, Obsidian, Rainbow, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Sapphire, Tanzanite Another examples are Final Boss Veigar and Battle Boss Blitzcrank, with Veigar being a being on his own level - messing with the game code at will, fully conscious of where he is and what he can do, while Blitzcrank charges around driven solely by a copy of Poro Roundup. There are also variations within those factions.Īrcade Miss Fortune, Arcade Riven, and Arcade Sona are the Holy Gaming Trinity, the goddesses of RGB destined to "save the game", while Arcade Ahri, Arcade Corki, Arcade Ezreal are more rounded "players" who have only just arrived in the game-verse. There are three factions within this setting: the Gamers who are jumping into the gaming worlds, the natives of the game worlds, and rogue bosses who cause havoc in the game worlds.
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