Dota: Dragon's Blood

Dota: Dragon's Blood
	Official Netflix poster.
Based on	Dota 2
Developed by	Ashley Edward Miller
Written by	Ashley Edward Miller; Steven Melching; Ashley Halloran; Mitch Iverson; Amy Chu
Directed by	Park So Young; Kim Eui Jeong
Creative Director	Kim Il Kwang
Composer	Dino Meneghin
Production
Executive producers	Ashley Edward Miller; Ki Hyun Ryu
Producers	Hang Cheong Il; Eugene Lee; Steven Melching
Animator	Production Reve
Editor	Kim Jun Hee
Production company	Studio Mir; Kaiju Boulevard
Release
Original network	Netflix
Picture format	1080p
Audio format	Stereo
Release date	March 25, 2021
Production company	Studio Mir; Kaiju Boulevard
Dota: Dragon's Blood on Netflix

DOTA: Dragon's Blood is an anime-influenced animated epic fantasy streaming television series based on Dota. It was produced by Studio Mir and Kaiju Boulevard, and premiered on Netflix on march 25, 2021.

Plot[edit]

Set in the fantasy world of Dota, the story follows a Dragon Knight, Davion who along with other such knights hunts dragons to make the world a safer place. In a battle between the demon Terrorblade, and the Eldwurm Slyrak, the elder dragon merges his soul with Davion. Accompanied by Mirana, Davion starts a journey to stop Terrorblade who wants to kill the dragons and collect their souls for his own use.

Production[edit]

The series was first announced on the 17th of February 2021^[1], with the teaser trailer being released two days later^[2], and the main trailer on the 2nd of March^[3]. On the same day, 4 promotional posters were posted by the Dota 2 Twitter account.^[4] Each of these posters has a part of a QR code printed on one of their corners, which when aligned correctly, form a QR code that linked to an unlisted short teaser video revealing Terrorblade. This teaser got published on the 23rd of March.^[5]. The series officially aired on the 25th of March 2021^[6].

It is a joint collaboration between Valve, Netflix Animation, with Ashley Edward Miller as executive producer and Ki Hyun Ryu as co-executive.