League of Legends music videos head to Netflix on November 12
Riot Games' first Netflix partnership bundles K/DA, HEARTSTEEL and True Damage videos in a collection; Pentakill is left out.
Riot Games is bringing a collection of League of Legends music videos to Netflix, the first partnership of its kind between the two companies. The videos arrive from midnight local time on Thursday, November 12.
The collection is titled "League of Legends: Music Video Collection - K-pop & More." It draws on three of the game's virtual acts, according to PCGamesN.
From K/DA, the set includes POP/STARS, THE BADDEST, I'LL SHOW YOU, MORE, FIRESTARTER and GIRLS. HEARTSTEEL contributes PARANOIA and Live My Life, while True Damage brings GIANTS and KNOW MY NAME.
Pentakill is not part of the lineup: videos such as Mortal Reminder and the Lost Chapter concert are excluded from the collection.
Older videos in the set
FIRESTARTER and POP/STARS were both animated by Fortiche, the studio behind Arcane. Riot has described 2026 as a big year for League of Legends music, with K/DA, HEARTSTEEL, True Damage and Pentakill all returning.
Quick answers
When do the League of Legends music videos arrive on Netflix?
They become available from midnight local time on Thursday, November 12.
Which groups are included in the Netflix collection?
The collection features videos from K/DA, HEARTSTEEL and True Damage.
Are Pentakill videos on Netflix?
No. Pentakill videos such as Mortal Reminder and the Lost Chapter concert are not part of the collection.