2026 is the year of League of Legends music. K/DA. Heartsteel. True Damage. Pentakill. They’re all back – even if Pentakill deserved a bit more time in the spotlight. While I’m still holding out hopes for a Remix Rumble-style mashup at Worlds (that would be the dream), ahead of K/DA and True Damage’s return to the stage, Riot is adding all of their music videos to Netflix in a first-ever partnership for the brand.
From midnight local time on Thursday, November 12, fans will be able to watch the following videos as part of Riot’s new ‘League of Legends: Music Video Collection – K-pop & More.’
- K/DA: POP/STARS, THE BADDEST, I’LL SHOW YOU, MORE, FIRESTARTER, GIRLS
- HEARTSTEEL: PARANOIA, Live My Life
- True Damage: GIANTS, KNOW MY NAME
Both FIRESTARTER and POP/STARS were animated by Arcane studio Fortiche, so avid fans of the series will recognize the team’s signature artstyle.
Pentakill fans, however, aren’t eating well here. There’s the iconic music video for Mortal Reminder, and then the live concert for Lost Chapter, but those haven’t made the cut here. Sure, they’re not quite as stylized as K/DA’s videos, and perhaps don’t fit into the pop-heavy niche that Riot seems to be positioning itself within as of late, but they’re much-beloved, and in my opinion, are too often forgotten.
K/DA and True Damage will be performing at the League of Legends World Championship opening ceremony on Saturday, November 14. With Korean titans T1 out of the running, Gen.G and BLG will be duking it out to see who takes the Summoner’s Cup. I just hope we don’t see the return of the cursed K/DA models. Gone, but very much not forgotten.