Emanuel Lugo has built a working, wearable Sevika arm from Arcane
Mechanical engineer and prop maker Emanuel Lugo has completed a wearable recreation of Sevika's mechanical arm from Arcane, built largely with desktop 3D printing and supported by Bambu Lab.
This isn't just a static costume piece. The arm's main joints move, smaller mechanisms articulate, and its lights and audio respond to the arm's state. Hall sensors detect magnets without contact, while a small pump sends smoke to the jaw and shoulder.
According to Bambu Lab, Lugo used ASA for parts that bear loads and PLA for the cosmetic shells. Servos, lights, and speakers help bring the prop to life. He had previously shared a partial version of the arm and completed two of its most difficult structural prototypes before finishing the full build.
Lugo's earlier League of Legends creations include a Jinx gun. Bambu Lab says the Sevika build is licensed by Riot Games and was supported through its Let's Make It Fund.
