Jinx didn’t shoot the girl when she thought she was Vi… she froze until she realized it wasn’t Vi, and then she shot her.

Jinx and Silco's relationship is strictly father-daughter. Jinx just has abandonment issues and attachment issues so she's a lot more clingy with Silco. Silco even has stuff that she's made him on his desk, like in this episode you could see a mug that she decorated (and the roman numerals were 6, for the number of letters in her full name, Violet, and the numerals themselves also spell out Vi)

Jinx vibing to her 2013 theme song was my favorite part of the show.

18:12 I don't think Silco's "addicted" to shimmer, it just helps his fucked-up eye. Shimmer can be used for a sort-of medicine...you'll see later in the show lol

By the way, Heimerdinger's little pet is called a "Poro", if you really want to find merch of it. And the music playing at 23:03 was the theme of Jinx's release in the game. There's a video clip made by the same team hired to animate Arcane. It's called "Get Jinxed" and I'd say it's worth checking it out once you're done watching the 9 episodes.

18:02 this is weird because it is supposed to make you feel uneasy but it also needs to set up that it's a father daughter relationship with little boundaries. Powder/Jinx is the only person (probably other than Vander) that was able to break through into Silco and so he is unsure how to "parent" by not setting up boundaries because he is afraid he might push her away for make her leave. Jinx on the otherhand suffers from terrible abandonment and attachment issues so, just like Vi, she holds onto Silco as much as possible and because of her trauma at a young age (and the "parenting" of Silco) she hasn't emotionally matured past the age of 9-ish (when the events of ep 3 took place) and so she does things that matured adults would perceive as creepy.

The thing about jinx laying next to her DAD, is a lot of people fairly think it was sexual. But it's just how jinx moves naturally. If there was a romantic interest between them, silco would've moved in a romantic way to touch her. He didn't. Jinx is just a very close, very physical person

The amount of reactors who thought Jinx shot Vi is insane. You can clearly see that after they show Vi's face it changes to someone completely different.

I feel Powder restyling herself as "Jinx" is really fitting in terms of her accepting or rejecting responsibility over the deaths of Mylo, Claggor and Vander. On the one hand, it seems evident that she blames herself and sees herself as the cause for their deaths. On the flip side, by seeing it as a result of her being a "jinx", it also at the same time externalises the cause rather than accept any *_personal_* accountability in terms of her actions. Meaning, the way she sees it, it's her fault that they died but not because of anything that she did or chose to do but simply because of who she is.... which also explains her negative self-image and esteem issues. Not sure if that makes sense?

The guy who got assulted by vi was the same guy which she fought on the bridge with the gauntlets when she was younger in ep. 3. So she recognized him therefore the attack in the jail.

When Jinx place her head to SIlco it's was not what you're thinking haha, Vi used to do that to Jinx when they were younger. Probably why she's doing it since she feels safe with silco

Vi's tattoo on her face is a “VI" Roman Numerals means “VI" as her nickname and “VI” as 6 in Roman numerals refer to Vi's real name(VIOLET) which has 6 letters.

17:00 There was a Pop-up immersive theater from "Secret Cinema" in Los Angeles called, "Arcane: Enter the Undercity" but I think it was only available till the 19th of December. I'm certain y'all didn't start Arcane when it was available. Vi had the roman numeral 6, "VI" tatted on her face

ALSO: Powder NEVER saw Silco, she wouldn't have hugged him if she knew who he was, she has crazy abandonment issues as well. Still fucked up tho

Here's an interesting observation.... the plot for Act 1 kicked off after Powder blew up a building and stole a magic, glowy orb from Jayce. Fast forward a few years and the plot for Act 2 is incited by Powder/Jinx blowing up a building and stealing a magic, glowy orb from Jayce. My... history does have a way of repeating itself, doesn't it? 😁😁

Jinx and Silco aren't in a relationship although the way they portray it is definitely uncomfortable. Jinx is traumatized and extremely mentally unstable so she still has the mindset of a kid kind of, and Silco is her father figure so even tho it is definitely creepy, its not because they're intimate(?) if that's the right word. Also fun fact, in the game, Jinx has an interaction with another character named Fiddlesticks, who is a demon that knows everyone's biggest fears or something like that. He says to Jinx in a creepy, eerie voice "Jinx, all your fault. All your fault." referring to killing Mylo and Claggor. Love the reactions :)

Jinx and Silco are not together like that. She is just very close to him as a dependency object, but it's nothing sexual. Out of all the characters in this show, I think Jinx is the only one who isn't really interested in other people. I don't think she ever had the chance to learn to want it because she is stuck being a traumatized child. The second thing I want to say is I want you to think really hard about the conflict of the show. The writers did an insanely good job at crafting this world and the interactions that occur within. By the time you reach the last episode, every important character will be forced with a choice, and they all are forced to make it. You will be confused and wanting more, but I promise it is very intentional and definitely not a cliffhanger. The point of this show, or at least this season, is not the result of what is being done, but the choice that is made to do the act in and of itself. (If that makes sense?) I think every character is justified, from their prospective. Even the villains, and not just because of what bad stuff has happened in their past's. It's in the way they move, the cadence of their voice, the tone they take to emphasize their point. Ever individual in this show has a valid reason for giving a shit, and they all do it in believable, human ways. Because at the end of the day, that's all any of us are. Human. Anyway, I'm glad you choose this show. Every episode is better than the last, which is really impressive because the first episode was pretty fucking good. Invincible has more gore and fucked up moments but is also more laid back than this show. You'll understand once you get there.

Everyone always blames baby Powder for what happened in Ep3 which is legit, but I think the 3 who died were destined to die. If they had escaped, they wouldn't have been able to outrun the Deckard monster and I don't think Vander could have fended it off while protecting 3 different people. Powder effed it up but I like to think her actions saved Vi at the cost of Vander, Claggor and Mylo dying instead of all 4 of them dying.

The jinx silco relationship is purely father daughter and because she mirrors his own abandonment from vander. Yes he is a villain no he isnt a pedo. Like if silco was like grabbing her face or like putting his arms around her uh sure you can make that jump but the guy literally just sat there and talked to her like a daughter and then told her to leave. Dont make it weird.

Excuse me, that... "Little guy that looks like a mouse"? I can legit picture Heimerdinger raising an eyebrow at you and saying "Is that how you view me? Most curious!"

timeskip is around 6 or 7 years, waiting for more arcane! greets from Chile, love you guys

It's cause powder grew up in a not so healthy environment so she gets attached WAYYY too easily.

Marcus was paid off by Silco is episode 3. He tried to say that the deal was off when they killed the old sheriff, but Silco tossed the blood money back to him saying it's too late to back out

Yeeeeah. The reveal of Jinx and Vie in this ep was soooo good. They both look so wicked and they’re totally epic now.👌🏼

One thing I wanted to say, you guys think mentioned last time that powder isn't taking any accountability, but I think she was, because she knew what she did, she was just saying that I only came here to help/be like you. If you remember, Vi did the exact same things Powder was doing lol, like she turned herself in, which got them into this mess, she went to piltover against Vander's words, which made the guards chase them. I genuinely think this is Vi's fault more than powder. Since powder is just doing what Vi is (and failing horribly.) Also great reaction as usual lol!

Powder/Jinx has Borderline personality disorder, attachment issues and untreated PTSD. Yes,. she is really lost and it's heartbreaking

My new headcanon is that the Firelight girl with the pink hair was named Vee.

Powder is a kid, her whole family is dead and her sister left her and you want her to do what?? Fight Silco and his gang?? By herself? Why should she? She literally has nothing left.

Silco is the best character

Silco and powder are strictly father and daughter, there is no weird romance going on between them

FYI, Vi is pronounced "V-eye" because it's short for Violet.

There was an actual last drop in LA last November, there's even a small scavenger hunt/minigame first the fans! You can even interact with the voice actors and some actors playing as the characters as well The event was called Undercity Nights

The disinterest for end credits music among the reactors will always baffle me.

Regarding powders accountability. Think shes like 10-11 yrs old... Kids dont always think consequence, act more on feelings there and then (ref: "shes not my Sister any more"). As u Said, Even Vi cant contain herself in ep 3, and need a breather

What I find really odd about society is that people ALWAYS look at Jinx and Silco's relationship as sexual initially. I think that says more about society than anything. Jinx is a teenager at this point. Silco speaks to her like a stern father, and the way she sees things that aren't there, her using touch to confirm he's real (not to mention her well documented extreme trauma over abandonment) makes sense in how she interacts with things. But as a father, this is similar to how a toddler daughter climbs and clings onto me. Not out of it being sexual in anyway, but fit comfort and attention. But that's just how I see it.

Really enjoying your Arcane Reactions. Thanks. Many other Arcane Reactors are attributing Jinx is a sinister teen anarchist and the sole architect of her villainous turn of fate. I wish you guys to consider this as you continue in the series: 1st, I've pointed out to other Arcane Reactors who condemn Powder the sole culprit for the destiny transforming, series arc defining calamity of episode 3, for her, very credible, panic attack induced disregard of her elder caretaker sister Vi's enjoining her "staying away".... ....BUT it's Vi who's actually culprit: In the penultimate concluding scene in ep. 1 of the girls on the alleyway rooftop overlooking the Piltover dusky skyline, Powder showed Vi that she still possessed the arcane crystals she pilfered in their heist of Jayce's apartment and dutifully posed to Vi should they apprise Vander -- AND Vi, in what is THE ACTUAL decisive fateful act of her yet again disregarding the authority and canny counsel of her elder caretaker Vander, blithely responded "No, let's keep this our little secret." So, Vi is the architect of Jinx's making. 2nd, Jinx's vexing duality is common with other Reactors, but I would just like to point out her seemingly dastardly attacks, though wanton and maniacal, are not that dastardly and perhaps virtuous. To paraphrase Master Obi Wan Kenobi: It's about a certain point of view: It can be reasonably argued that Jinx, as her definitively more ruthless - if you're not for us you're against us, by any means necessary - dad Silco, is a Freedom fighter. Her attacks, even though influenced by her psychotic spite and PTSD, is in service of either overcoming their Piltover "oppressors" or fellow undercitizens who are either "complacent/submissive" or are active opposers to their admittedly exploitive and terroristic deadly methods as their nemeses the Firelights seemingly represent. Just something to mull as you make up your own minds and determinations as the story progresses. And lastly, Marcus's "antagonism/villainy" seems consequent of his ambition and undercity bigotry, and his attempt to exploit the undercity in service of that resulted the reversal of his exploitation into his corrupting treacherous deal with the devil of Silco. Again, thanks, ladies.

you guys are so hard on an 8 year old that just lost her entire family and her sister left her. She jsut needed something to attach too and i doubt she even say silco from the angle she was looking. So she probably had no clue he was the bad guy in that moment. lol but i cant fault you for being honest :P

Never understood how anyone actually thought that was Vi the first time we see Jinx.

Silco is my favorite of all arcane.

Lol I don't think a kid of about 12 or smth (mentally prolly less) even knows what "taking responsibility" even means. And she didn't even see Silco or was introduced to him before she was left by Vi. In this episode where she's older she's still has a child's mind so yeah.

I always thought that needle thing was draining that stuff from his eye. Like the toxins mutated his eye and the pressure keeps building up with that stuff so it needs a hole punched to drain rather than an injection.. Either way - the needle in the eye thing has me more than a little creeped out now every time my eye doctor checks me for Glaucoma.

Girls, Powder is about 7y old kid... who can "take accountability" at that age ? She just killed almost all her family, she lost her parents some years earlier and the only one left she has just hit her after apparently bailing . . . When you have abandonnement issues and that kind of thing happens, you cant process what happens at 7y old...

accountability? she's like 8 or something

dude that Scream's "im shockeed" MEME was pure gold 😂😂😂

I don't get how people think that Jinx is in a relationship with Silco...

y'all reaction to the silco and jinx scene tho lmao don't worry it's not what you think. jinx just has the body of a teenager but the mind of a 6 year old that's why she's unnaturally clingy to silco/her dad

there is nothing wrong with jinx/silco relationship, nothing more than father/daughter type thing, idk why some people take it that way lol

Fun facts: Poros (the species of Heimerdinger's pet) are nigh indestructible, have an internal temperature so high that they need to pant to cool off even when in sub zero temperatures, their mere presence seems to lower the intelligence of people in their vicinity, are sapient themselves and have their own language, seem to reproduce like a unicellular organism by growing until they explode into several copies of the original and lastly, according to the League of Legend wiki, "Poros are equal parts truth, valor, and innocence."

'He's probably in the Underground making his city...' I mean... Accurate. 🤣

The pink haired Firelight girl confused me as well when I saw her. I thought she was Vi for a moment. However she is about the same age as Vi was when we last saw her, while Powder/Jinx and Caitlyn have visibly aged. Sevika seems a little older as well, but I didn't get too good of a look at her before the time skip. Vi likely hasn't aged in Jinx's mind. She wouldn't know what she looks like. I suppose it's been long enough that she would overlook the small differences between Vi and that girl. This encounter likely didn't help Jinx's mental state.

Duality is a core theme in this series. Duality, in a narrative, is a core element for Tragedy. Notice how much inevitability plays into the actions of key characters. Like dominoes set up to fall.

I love y’all’s Arcane reactions. I was planning on a Demon Slayer E44 reaction binge, but put it on hold to watch this first.

1. Silco and Powder/Jinx have a father/daughter relationship like Powder, Mylo, Claggor and Vi had with Vander, it`s just they`re both severely mentally ill so they never developed normal healthy boundaries and have deep-seated insecure attachment, abandonment and codependency issues because Vander and Vi "abandoned" and "betrayed" them when they were younger. 2. Silco`s not really "addicted" to the Shimmer, at least not to the same extent as many other, poorer Zaunites he exploits with the stuff like Huck and Deckard are, he mainly uses it to disinfect his damaged, polluted eye and Jinx is the only other person he trusts to do that for him because he sees her as a daughter and relates to her because Vi "left" and "betrayed" her like Vander did to him.

Great, love your reaction. But accountability for Powder... She's 8 years old, give her a break.

Can't wait till they realise the "Powder like one" also _sounds_ like her grown up

Not saying in a mean way at all but I don't understand why almost every reaction channel believes the pink haired girl is actually Vi. The show made it pretty clear it isnt in my opinion x)

This show is based on "League of Legends" in which plenty of characters have blue and pink hair. Vi and Powder/Jinx just happen to be the most well known examples.

HAPPY PROGRESS DAY! 🎆

RE: Vi's face tattoo: it's VI. Not only is it her name, it's a roman numeral version of her prison number: 516 (tattooed in arabic numerals on her upper back). 5 = V, 1 = I, and 6=VI.

God I love Vi so much 😭💜💜💜 that's my wife

you can tell they all watched this straight after episode 3 ... the mood at the start of this episode was so down and depressing lol

Vi attacked the prisoner since he was on silcos side. Remember him being the first one she punched in Ep3

Well, bye Vi. Was nice seeing you for 20 seconds for Act 2

Ive watched so many reaction videos and literally everyone thinks she shoots VI in the beginning. I don't get it because it was so obvious when i watched it that its not her and just someone who looks similar haha

time skip is 7 to 8 years, and Silco and Jinx clingy relationship is one sided Jinx can't handle the abandonment of her sister. the number on Vi slash Violet face is roman number 6 her prison number.

It's Firelights, that's what they're called.

Did Powder even know who Silco was at that point (when she killed all of her friends)? Vi never explained who did what, and I don't think she actually saw Silco himself, just his goons. I mean, afterward, she definitely would find out, but by that point she's burned everything in her old life, without Silco, she has nothing

All I'll say is that Powder was literally 10 or 11. What 11 year old understand accountability or has the mental maturity to accept their fault? Children are frustrating because of it, but its not their fault. They are not able to understand and comprehend such things. They can feel guilty but are unable to process them. So it feels a bit unfair to hold Powder to a higher standard when not only she is just a child, but also suffers from mental issues as well. She has sever abandonment issues. You can see how she reacts when Vi tells her to stay, and she acts all crazy. Not saying you guys are wrong for feeling what you do about Powder. Its totally valid and its your opinion. Nothing I say will make it any less valid. Just saying that Powder is just a kid who doesn't understand these concepts of accountability and guilt. Even adults... when faced with serious guilt for their own actions are unable to take accountability, because its always easier to blame someone/something else than to take responsibility.

Silco payed Marcus to set up the arrest. Grayson etc being killed was not the deal according to Marcus, thats why he tossed the money back to Silco, having the money fall to the ground covered in blood - blood money

Could you pls explain how a child holds themselves accountable for accidentally killing their family in the immediate aftermath of the event occurring? That was a truly bizarre statement.

In this episode alone Jinx killed like 10 people

I had the same reaction as you guys when Jinx jumped on Silco like that. Groomed?!?! Luckily it doesn't seem that way from the other comments 😅. Felt bad for Viktor, and of course, sad to see Powder this way.

6:25 SHE SQUEAKED 😂 that's adorable

it's interesting that it isn't that uncommon that ppl actually thought the girl at the start was Vi. I think you guys are the 2nd or 3rd reactors who has thought that edit: "oh, he's addicted to his own drugs" actually he just uses it as a tincture, in small doses he's keeping his eye infection at bay edit2: also great for pointing out Jayce's face on the blimp, cups etc. and not Viktor's. Not only cos of Jayce's more extrovertness but cos Viktor is from the Undercity - discrimination and all that

powder had no idea who silco is or that silco is responsible for eveerything. probably just saw the mob and monster attacking vi

Don’t forget in episode 3 sheriff Marcus was taking bribes from Silco

Great reax - And the Roman numerals on Vi's cheek is VI - which resembles her nickname, and V = 5, I = 1 and together = 6, and her Vi's prison number? 516

i hope they figure out soon that silco is jinx's father figure (he is straight up her father tbh) and that's it

Eh... Powder taking not taking "accountability" sure, that is frustrating, but bad stuff happens a lot in real life. How many of us have the motivation and circumstance to learn how to properly identify causes? Like take our own responsibility and accountability in understanding issues around why and how crime happens, poverty cycles, cycles of abuse, and risk management? For example... Vander, VI, Powder, Mylo and some of our other favourites, they are an underclass of citizens. This underclass is treated worse in many many ways. Poverty has a huge negative influence and affect on the mental, emotional, and physical health of people. It limits their opportunities, life spans, so so much, so as a general starting point? Why is a young girl allowed to play with explosives to use as a form of self defence? Why is a teenage girl so good at fighting? Why is a teen a master locksmith at that age? Its kind of just the unfortunate reality. Vander has a lot to deal with keeping his kids safe, and keeping the peace between those around him, and the rich people. So I am not going to say he should have been doing a better job at raising children to be more safe, because given the situation, he is exceeding better than a lot of people with better resources would be. However if you heard about a father who just let his 10 year old play with explosives? Should he be held accountable? Depends really. What about a society that has developed an Undercity/lower class of citizens in the first place? I mean not to get too serious, but flip the switch and this is a real issue in reality as far as poverty, marginalised communities and minorities. People frequently also overestimate how much will and agency people have to be good or evil, especially those that 1. Haven't learned about relevant subjects. 2. Live relatively comfy lives, and like the idea that they are good because they personally achieved it. 3. People who come from harsher backgrounds, who manage to succeed and fall guilty to various types of survivorship bias. So its kind of messed up, on a few levels. Like we have this one eyed villainous guy, running around shooting people with addictive drugs that turns them into super monsters, that main and kill people... and they kidnap these kids father? Like that just by itself is pretty crazy and terrifying right? Except we are watching a fictional show, so we are kind of use to "good guys and bad guys" and its fantasy feeling genre... but also, you have an afraid, insecure, mentally anxious 10 year old, who feels like a jinx, a curse, probably has ADHD, and PTSD, who is very clearly struggling, has had to run for her life several times at this point... and her old siblings have to go save their father figure. Which is also a whole lot of unreasonable pressure on all those kids as well. They can't call law enforcement to rescue their father, they have to do it themselves. Thats terrifying. Except a lot of us don't really dwell on that... unfair stuff happens a lot in a lot of fiction right? On the topic of accountability though? Isn't that worth addressing? When should kids ever be put in a situation to save their father from death against adults? Arcane for many takes a depressing turn last episode though, for many people, because things get kinda of real. Mylo, Claggor and Vander die, and its Powders "fault". It seems like they would have escaped, but Powders actions instead lead to their deaths? Except she and most of them, really shouldn't have been put in that position either. Its horrifically bad luck and bad timing. So if we ignore all that though, and think that Powder should have the emotional stability and maturity of an adult who lived a normal healthy live, with minimal stress and anxiety, and frequent exposure to life or death situations, to take the sort of accountability appropriate... but what of the frustration when you take it all into account? Alternatively, Vi straight up smacked Powder. Vi is a beast, we know what she can do with her fists and arms, and what she did to those guys. She did that to her baby sister, and did devastating emotional damage to her. This in spite of Vanders attempts to get her to realise the follies of using fists and violence to accomplish your goals. Where was her accountability? Alternatively, she is just a teen who shouldn't have been put in that situation. We can sympathise with Vi because she literally just lost two of her siblings and father, and it in part, due to her sister, which is.. I mean most real adults can't really handle such complicated and intense emotions, even years after such scenarios, and with therapy. Heat of the moment? Physical abuse, especially when from an older stronger figure towards a younger weaker, smaller figure is... not ideal, but this particular situation and context? Its relatively understandable. At least to many of us, who will empathise/sympathise with Vi in that moment. Though many of us, can also sympathise/empathise with Powder as well. On the flip side, and a lot of people miss this, despite the show literally going back and forth between both scenes and storylines, but disobeyed orders, and took a risk, and it paid off and he became the hero of the city. Imagine if Powder actually saved her family, became a hero of the undercity, and Jayce accidentally killed 1000 people in a city block? How would the conversation around accountability go then? Rich people often fail upwards, and poor people with the best intentions can still end up making devastating mistakes. This is sadly true in reality and why i think Arcane has resonated with a lot of people. That being said I get it too, because Arcane kind of did that on purpose. Episode 3 got really dark, really serious, really emotional. really intense all off a sudden, sort of from a cutsey well animated fantasy story in an alt reality with magic and cute kids, into a "fuck you and your emotions" show, and for many it was jarring, and a lot of that emotion and anguish has to go somewhere. I just hope in reflection we can of remember to be empathetic too. Question ourselves and who actually needs to be accountable. Like why are so many reactors sceptical of Viktor, and Jaybe is just somehow so so good and pure? Show sort of utilises and subverts tropes. I don't know, I kind of find it funny/bit heartbreaking.

Shes a child and starts breaking down over only trying to help as soon as she notices Claggor's bloodied and broken gogles. She does see some consequences of her actions and is reacting to it with tears and shock like any young child whould. Her attention is then forcefully shifted to Vi and her anger towards her. The emotional baggage of losing people and seeing her sister walk out on her is too overwhelming to process the series of events rationally. Its not realistic to expect the child powder to handle admitting that she got people killed with everything including abandonment issues all at once. Shes just a lonely child desperate for anyone to accept her, who likely had night terrors and several breakdowns out of guilt while in Silco's care.

Such a great show and reactions

Silco paid Marcus. In Ep 2, Marcus makes the deal, and then at the start of Ep 3, Silco paid him

Did anyone else get a random 1 second ad that just said "Jinx is wifey, real talk!"? Feel like im trippin'....

"I wonder what happened to Ekko !", she says, as she doesn't know what's happened to the main fucking characters yet.

its funny people getting weird when jinx get close to silco, toch forheads with her FATHER, btw hes very protectiv of her and act like a father, their talk its a classic father and teenager talk, my teory its that americans cant toch without being sexuals, just my guess lol

Nice, I just sat down to grab dinner and this video pops up.

The middle girl looks like Jinx. You should do a cosplay, middle girl.

Marcus was basically promoted after he put vi in prison

Oh yeah, I never thought really Jinx and Silco were a "couple". He's a bad dude, but he's not creepy like that for one. For two, Jinx doesn't seem that sexual with him, regardless of her sitting on his lap, and he doesn't seem sexual towards her at all in any episode. He just listens, gives advice, talks to her, and cares for her like Vander did before him. Also Powder was 10......do you think she even knows what the word "accountability" means? Like can she spell it? >.> just saying The thing I love about Jayce's story is, he's known as "the Golden Boy" pretty much to all the high up people and even lower class people, but that's not him. He started out no one wanting to believe in him, and someone who was an engineer pretty much, not some wealthy political figure who can't do no wrong. No one wanted to trust him of course, and no one believed in him. Just interesting how things turn out

Great reaction, ladies!

Woo how 🙌🏾 ⚡️. It just gets even better from here!

you mentioned Mob Psycho 100. Will you watch season 2 and upload your reactions here in youtube?

The Start of ACT 2 of Arcane.

Asking for accountability from a mentally ill & heavily codependent 10 year old kid that just lost all of her family is honestly a really weird take. And she's not schizophrenic, she has a severe psychosis.

25:15 same girl same

Not tryna be that "but I only want AOT" guy but does anyone know why they stopped reacting to Attack on Titan?

professor heimerdingers pet reminds me of puffles from club penguin lol

wow the "VI" just went wayyy over your head huh :D :D

Joyce didn't tell becz he respects heim

roman numeral VI is violets nickname "vi"