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Also, Silco mirrored Vander. Vander wasn't willing to fight and potentially lose more people for his war... Silco wasn't willing to give up Jinx... He finally got why Vander didn't want to fight. "Is there anything more undoing than a daughter?"

One of my favorite underrated moments in this show is Victor diffusing the grenade. Jayce says, "We may not have a choice," and Victor hesitates with his knife under the wire, as though contemplating letting it go off, so that the only two minds who could weaponize hextech against the Undercity would be wiped out. But he diffuses it and says, "There is ALWAYS a choice," because he just made his, to use the Shimmer and try to keep living. I love that.

"Don't cry, you're perfect" Silco is definitely in my top 3 favourite villains of all time. What a masterpiece this show was, definitely on the same level as Avatar The Last Airbender. "It was perfect, perfect, down to the last minute detail"

Vi never knew the gauntlet got shield because like everyone implied, she never blocks 😂

"Is there anything more undoing than a daughter?" I sobbed like a child.

„What Could Have Been“ by Sting and Ray Chen is a masterpiece. This series is a masterpiece. The story, the characters, the visuals, the music, everything. I don’t care how long Season 2 takes, as long as it is as good as Season 1!

If you look closely, you will see that the explosion tore off Marcus' entire arm. Kaitlyn was close but Marcus got wrecked.

The rocket launcher Jinx uses is shaped like a shark because it was supposed to be a gift for Silco, who said in his first appearance that he likes sea monsters. Yknow, incase there wasnt enough emotional damage happenning in that scene.

On Jayce's "jackedness", it is stated that his family was responsible for hammer production, so seemingly that's where the physical labour comes from.

Honestly, Viktor was a surprise favorite for me. Usually those types of characters have a very obvious "good scientist that turns evil" trope but I like that despite him doing things for himself the goal remained the same for him. Helping people. His humanity is still intact. Also Ekko's whole look and design is siiiick

"A hero would sacrifice you to save the world, but a villain would sacrifice the world to save you." Silco was a perfect villain and completely relatable as a father.

"don't cry, you're perfect" her entire life she got called a "jinx" even by the people closest to her, and the fact that he was the only person to EVER tell her otherwise even after she kills him shows how much he truly loved her, Silco is written so well and one of the best villains there is, can't wait for season 2

20:48. Did you hear a clang before explosion? People are thinking that Ekko hit the grenade away with a pipe, saving both of their lives

Also Sevika executing Finn is a masterpiece in storytelling. Silco trusted in Sevika's loyalty, but he couldn't be 100% sure and was still visibly scared; and Sevika, an example of a perfect soldier, committed to the cause and not a leader, never questioning Silco in public and simply unwavering.

"There is ALWAYS a choice" Viktor CHOSE to disarm the grenade at the last second to prove a point to jayce Almost no one ever picks up on this savage detail

As kids we wanted to be the hero’s, as adults we understand the villains.

The scene where Victor runs along the docks made me cry the first time I saw it, it still gives me chills. I had just lost my ability to walk properly when this came out, and it has deteriorated to me using crutches and a wheelchair, so that scene for me is incredibly moving and relatable for me

"and you still block with your face" I love that line lmao

on viktor disarming the bomb just in time: i always read the way he paused with the knife against the wire as hesitation not because he thought it was the wrong wire, but because he knew it was the right one. jayce says they have no choice but to invest in weapons that will kill people, a lot of whom will likely be viktor's own people - and he pauses in the middle of disarming this bomb, almost lets it kill him and jayce both... and then cuts the wire, right at the last second. "there is always a choice". viktor is making the choice for peace, for not spilling blood, even when it'd be easier to let the bomb go off and kill them. in viktor's eyes, it isn't too late to stop the bomb (the war between piltover and zaun) from going off, if jayce and the rest of the council can just find the guts to cut the wire. but that's just how i read it :]

I love how after Viktor gets his new leg, he tries running alongside the ships like he did when he was a kid.

Vi to Powder in ep 2: "what makes you different makes you strong. Always remember that" Jinx to Vi in ep 9: "I thought you could love me like you used to even though I'm different"

Viktor's leg was changed by the Hexcore. The Shimmer just reinforced his body so he could handle the transformation.

if you notice in the past episode jinx is always on high alert trying to avoid death. But in the scene in episode 7 when ekkos is on top of her, her face relaxes and smiles. She doesn’t move away from the bom she stays right under ekko, like she wanted to die. Jinx has been dealing with trama for years and by her self. Most people think about actually committing suicide. The fight between ekko and jinx was the same play fight they did when they were kids so it must have been a nostalgic moment for her. So why not die in the arms of her childhood best friend? Plus in the game it was mentioned that ekko had a crush on powder when they were kids. And the arcane enemy music video shows there were a lot of scenes of ekko and powder together as kids.

I think it’s not just Jace who feels the reality of violence. Everyone is amped through the combat scene, absorbed in the “coolness” that is their fighting.. only to be harshly reminded that: There is no glory in violence.

Everything Vi is saying, starts to trigger Jinx while Silco is trying to calm her down. Jinx has bad memories of Mylo, Claggor & Vandor, but Silco tells her that she matters to him.

I just want to take a quick moment to thank you guys for a well formatted reaction. I know its hard for a group of people to do this without it being a loud mess

another fun fact about this animation, nothing of the animation is mocapped (captured via those suits you usually see behind the scenes) everything is done manually , frame by frame. Also the reason mels mother is so jacked is because she is part of the noxians, they value strength over all, even the leadership of the nation is decided by it

The monsters Jinx was seeing when Vi was naming off her friends at the dinner scene poetically ties into the story Vi told earlier about when she and Powder were little they would make up monsters and they'd get bigger and bigger until Powder got scared. Now the great irony at the dinner table is that Vi thinks she is helping her sister by making Powder remember all her loved ones, but to Jinx they are her demons, her monsters, that torment her because of the role she played in their demise. Just one of the many great small details in this show that are easy to miss but once you realize they are there they make the show transcend into a true work of art.

Btw it was Silco that calmed down Jinx to some degree at the end. Vi was unknowingly making things worse by reminding her of Mylo/Claggor/their mom. And while he's wrong about Vi, he isn't really lying about her. He knew that Marcus got her but he still thought that Vi had abandoned Powder and then got caught after that. He doesn't know that she didn't really intend to leave Powder there. So he truthfully and understandably believes that Vi did abandon Powder like Vander did to him. He's wrong, but he's not being dishonest for the sake of manipulating her, he really thinks he's the only one who cares. The one time he "lied" about Vi was by not telling Jinx that she was back, which is again because he really believed she wasn't really there for Jinx. He's wrong again, but it's all based on his misunderstanding that Vi had completely abandoned Powder. I understand thinking he's manipulating her the entire time, I went through my entire first watch thinking that until at the end he makes it so clear how much he genuinely cares. Even then at first I took that as just him wanting her to go on believing in him or continue his work, but that doesn't really make sense. After thinking about it and rewatching the show I noticed how much more all his actions make sense with the understanding that he really felt a connection with her over his abandonment and her perceived abandonment, and truly thought of her as his daughter, and I felt kinda stupid for how I originally thought it was just all him manipulating her. He definitely makes mistakes and doesn't really know the best way to raise and help her, but he also definitely loved her more than anything and tried his best. It doesn't really seem like there's much mental health support in this world though, especially not in Zaun, so it's also kind of hard to blame him entirely. He also did genuinely improve the undercity in a lot of ways too imo, as shown by the fact the water is much more breathable and the water is much more clean. They have good prosthetics, and pretty impressive medical tech. He did also earn more respect from Piltover towards Zaun and very nearly attained independence from the. A lot of that wouldn't have happened as quickly or at all without his leadership. Of course, he also causes a lot of harm due to his ruthlessness and very questionable ethical practices (the children in the shimmer facilities, all the shimmer addicts and him using their addiction, etc). He's not really a villain imo, no one in this show really is, which I think is a testament to its writing. He's a revolutionary who genuinely brings about a lot of positive change, but uses questionable methods to reach his goals. It's a matter of whether or not his ends justify his means, and that's up to the viewer to decide. In the end, his love for Jinx is both arguably his biggest redeeming quality and also his failure as a leader, since he essentially abandons his cause in the end to save Jinx, on top of arguably protecting her from her mistakes all this time (although she was undeniably useful to the cause, as their overall most proficient fighter arguably, as well as retrieving the gemstone). Jinx tragically misunderstands this due to her insecurities and mental health issues which were worsened by the Shimmer that saved her life, so in the end it all falls apart, both his desire to save her and his desire to gain independence for Zaun, due to Jinx and Silco's mutual failings. Although, at least Jinx is still alive, and Zaun could still win it's independence, although it almost certainly won't be done cleanly after what Jinx started with the rocket. I wouldn't really call either of them villains, but tragic grey characters. I'd really like for Jinx to somehow find help for her issues and a better life, but I don't really see that happening. It's possible she will just transition into more of a pure villain role next season and end up dying, although I'm holding out hope it won't be that simple and I have a lot of faith in the writers after the first season was so incredible. My highest hope would be that somehow through hextech or something they can develop something to help with her mental issues, even if she has to pay for her crimes. If she just ends up rotting in Stillwater prison though that would be about the worst ending I could see, I would rather see her die than just end up there. That place is clearly awful, but Caitlyn might improve it, so we'll see. I'm curious to see if they just end up leaving her in a similar spot to her role in the game's lore, on the run and sort of a trickster (although more dark than her game counterpart). I would be ok with that. However with how much they've done their own thing and made the story a lot more real and grim I'm expecting more closure, either her dying or ending up caught, I just hope it isn't completely horrible. I want some good to happen to her, this story has been so cruel to her.

"In the pursuit of great, we failed to do good." A line I will forever remember.

Shimmer is, after the time skip, kinda like real medication, if you take just a little it helps (like to Silco's eye or Vi's injury) but if you take a lot you'll end up high and creating an addiction.

Yes yes yes! I’ve been waiting for this with bated breath! You guys are incredible as always, and I CANNOT WAIT to see what you’ve all got to say about this explosive ending 🎉❤❤❤

1:14:48 Silco didn't lie when he said Vi abandoned Jinx, Marcus did tell him she was dead, he didn't find out she was alive till episode 5 when she got to the underground with Caitlyn.

The visual storytelling in the series is amazing but when it comes to visual storytelling the fight between Jinx and Ekko must be one of my favourite moments!!

Yessssss finally we get the finale 3 episodes!! There's so many reasons why this was probably the best made animation based on the game / lore of League, whilst it takes ideas it does have it's own thrown in there as well. The hype for season 2, that's hopefully going to be released next year is something that has big boots to fill!

You should definitely watch the making-of Arcane series (Bridging the Rift) to tide you over. It's almost as amazing as the show, and when you learn what they went through to make it, you'll be even more astonished at how fantastic it was.

The gold pieces on Mels back and shoulder shine right before the missle strikes and she looks over her shoulder. It's commonly believed that this is some form of defensive system and not everyone in the room will die. In point of fact in the series, Arcane: Bridging the Rift, the director of music for the series lets a spoiler slip. Check it out if you're curious! It's an amazing behind the scenes story of how this series came to be.

“Can we just let her heal naturally?” As she’s actively dying 💀 observation is not the guy on the right’s strong suit 😂

Episode 7 has probably my favourite moment in the entire series, if not any series. It's super subtle but an absolute moment of genius. When Jayce is talking about maybe not having a choice when it comes to weaponising Hextech Victor hesitates for a moment while disarming Jinx's bomb. He realises that the only two people on Runeterra with Hextech knowledge is he and Jayce and all he has to do is let the bomb go off and the threat of Hextech weapons is eliminated. Then he makes the choice to cut the wire, disabling the bomb and tells Jayce "There's always a choice". Utter brilliance.

The making of Arcane is definetely worth watching. It's a story by itself.

The scene with Viktor running along the docks passing the boats in the background is SUCH a underrated scene because we saw that as a kid he wasn't able to keep up with his toy boat due to his disabilities.

the ekko vs jinx fight is such a unique way to tell the difference in how much both of them changed since before all the bs happened, and very visually appealing. probably my favourite animated fight ever

Here's a fun detail: The music box with sparklers in it on the table at the end of episode 9 is one of the items Powder stole from Jayce in episode 1. It means, at some point, she went into the river and got their bag of loot back.

My understanding of shimmer is that there are different types. If you remember, Synged said that what he gave Viktor in episode 8 was a "variant". So far as i can tell, there are 4 main types of shimmer. The base type is the addictive type like was given to douche bag who betrayed Vi. The second kind augments physical attributes but does not cause excessive physical changes (i.e. the guys in the suits and Sevika), and the full blown army enhancement (Vander and the drones he set on Vi and Kaitlyn).

I think the only news we have about Season 2 is that it's not gonna be done in 2023 and that sometime around April 2023 they had 3 or 4 episodes completed.

Ambessa Medarda: "Every time my daughter was disappointed in me, I did one push up."

I'm so hyped and I don't even know why. I watched the show more often than I can count. So excited to see your reaction.

Jayce's hammer is so clean i love how they animate it. You can really feel the weight of that bad boy.

I could see Mel or Cait's mom dying, but Jayce and Victor definitely aren't going to.

I never hear anyone talk about how at the dinner at the end, Vi is saying things like “remember Milo! Remember Claggart!” thinking that these are positive things for Jinx, but they are actually evoking terrible memories. They were VI’s friends, but they were NOT nice to Powder. Vi thinks she’s helping but she’s actually pushing Jinx further and further towards breaking.

The great part of this show for me was, even though i knew were Jinx would end up, they made it feel like there was this tiny chance, that she still would turn around. Although in the end she blasted her Ultimate across the whole map as it should be XD (yes that rocket is Jinx' ultimate attack in League which goes flying across the whole map until it either hits someone unfortunate enough standing in the way or just go flying off the map) In fact it is not really a cliffhanger, since this season was all about how Powder became Jinx and this final scene concluded her change into Jinx. Btw her machine gun (at least ingame) is called Pow Pow, the same name which Vi called her in Episode 6 and her rocketlauncher is called fishbones, ingame she likes to talk with fishbones and also answers for him in a deeper voice^^ Also you're one of the few who realized that the whole peace agreement was out the window the monent Silco died :D the way I see it...there was never a chance for real peace at this time, the council has done too little too late, it was inevitable that this war would break out imo

You'll see that Vi has a deep seeded need for vengeance without worrying about the consequences. In episode 1 it was vengeance against the enforcers and "topside", then later it became vengeance against Silco.

It makes sense for Jayce to be jacked when u realise that hes familys main trade have been Engineers/blacksmiths and i think he even said something like how hes family made the tools that was then used to build the city during hes progress day speech. He also worked that forge like a pro so he clearly knows what hes doing around a forge. There is a short 30 sec teaser for Season 2 but its nothing more then a few voices of the main trio. Apparently episode 3 is supposedly done but season 2 is likly not gonna release untill late 2024 or sometime in 2025. Jinx rocket launcher may not be single use but its definatly not a rapid fire. Given how the rocket looked after she fired with the tubing and everything i cant imagen that would be easy for her to mass produce so shes for sure not gonna be able to use that anytime she wants. Also i think u guys got the wrong ide of the gemstones, The gemstones themselfs only acts as a powersource and unlike Jinx rocket launcher Vi´s gauntlets dosent need ammo so she can keep punching away as mutch as she likes with very little power drain. The shield would for sure drain more power but the gems are loaded so its not like just a few shield uses would totally drain it. The gemstone Jinx has could power that gun all she wants but unless she has a rocket in it it wouldent do mutch good.

Finallyy after 2weeks of patiently waiting! I finally get to see You guys finishing the series!! Oh boy Im also thrilled for season2!!

As mentioned, Jayce grew up in a blacksmith family. He's probably done his share there. And I suspect he's been into some kind of sport growing up, perhaps at the academy. We've seen Caitlyn do that earlier (running in the woods at a shooting contest), and she's pretty fit as well. Probably a thing in the wealthy families in Piltover.

If you enjoy the animation, Riot also released a ton of cinematics that are 3-5 minutes each, many of which are in different types of animation styles. You could definitely do a video reacting to compilation of those videos (just search League of Legends cinematics). There are some amazing characters from all over, including the area of Noxus where Mel and her mom are from. As a long time League player who loves the game and the world (yes there are people who are toxic but you just mute them), there is just so much to explore

Masterpiece can't wait for season 2

No League of Legends is not a garbage game, but except from the characters and the basic lore it has nothing to do with the show. League of Legends basically is a 5 vs. 5 online game. It is no open world game and no rpg. You fight in an arena and the goal is to destroy the enemy teams „Nexus“ so to speak, their base. You can choose between over 160 different Champions to play and we only saw Jinx, Vi, Caitlyn, Singed, Jace, Viktor, Ekko and Heimerdinger in the show. All the other characters are not from the Game, they were created for the show. Almost every gamer has heard of League of Legends. It was released in 2009 and it still has millions of players. The game is a lot of fun, but the community is very….toxic sometimes. But regardless of that, it is a great game.

The bridge scene in episode 7 is such a masterpiece. So many parallels. It is the same bridge and the same song from episode 1. There is so many theories about Jinx and Ekko fight. My favourite one is that is depicts how Ekko was able to move from his trauma and Jinx is still being consumed by it. It is a recreation of their childood game in which Jinx was always winning. This comparison seems pretty good in my opinion.

I love all the different movie comparisons you all had for every different thing that happened 😆

Once again you guys made my day, watching your reactions is so enjoyable and relaxing

Thanks for your reaction ❤ I loved this series… I believe it is one of the best written plots I witnessed in 5 or more years. Glad you guys enjoyed it too 👍🏻

Silco didnt lie. Marcus told him Vi was dead. He found out just a couple of days ago. Thats what that whole scene with Silco threatening Marcus daughter was about. At worst he "lied by omittion" no telling Jinx when he found out. But he really didnt know the truth "all this time". This is Jinx being confused and paranoid... Which is what THIS whole scene is about. She doesnt know what real or in her head, whats true or false. This dinner table scene is a desperate attempt to figure it out.

The end scene with Vi telling Jinx to remember Milo, Clagger, Vander, Mom, etc was hurting Jinx more than it was encouraging or helping her. Silco was shouting in his chair telling Vi to stop because he saw how much Vi was accidentally hurting her. Ugh what a perfect show.

i recently thought of the last scene of the series. i think that jinx's little tea party in the end was not just a cool visual feature but also a metaphor for the boston tea party. both tea parties will eventually trigger a civil war.

There is an underrated quote from Viktor, he says "In the pursuit of great, we failed to do good.", this is og from this series, it wasn't quoting any philosopher and to me at least is really the most impactful quote from the series.

Also I think grayson, vander, benzo, and silco all were friends at some point. Because silco talked to benzo like he knew him in episode 3. And grayson and vander acted like they new each other. And grayson is more friendly to the under city than the rest of the enforcers. So I think that she was probably from the under city. And anytime we've scene a person living in pilot over who orginally lived in the under city, they would have to have made a contribution to pilot over, like victor with his work.

Incredible show. I started off disliking Silco but when it came to the end, I felt sorry for him and enjoyed his character.

This season's cliffhanger was just dirty 😅😅😅 Cannot wait for season 2! ❤

Watching people react to the credit roll is endlessly entertaining.

Here's something that might be of significance: If you replay the moment where the grenade went off (the one that Jinx set off to off herself and Ekko), you would hear a "clunk" right before the explosion. Many have theorized that the noise was Ekko knocking away the grenade at the last possible moment, saving himself and, most likely, Jinx as well.

I did not focus on Mel's mother so much but once you mentioned revenge I imagined a possibility for season 2. she is from Noxius, which from the lore is a very warlike, miltiary state, and if she blames the death of mel (IF she dies) on Piltover as a whole instead of the undercity, Noxious can invade and steal the hextech. Interesting insight from you guys as always.

When I watched Arcane for the first time - the amount of anxiety I had when Jinx brought out that silver platter was CRAZY high. Even though I KNEW that it wasn't going to be her head, I just got so worked up over that whole scene ahahaha! Also yeah I was screaming at the end going "No!! No!! There's no way THAT'S just the END!?!!" I'm so glad you guys watched this!!

The ending is perfect because the arc of the season isn’t the politics, but “how does someone innocent turn to evil?” We don’t have to see the result to know she’s crossed the point of no return.

I think my favorite thing about this show is how everyone has “good intentions”. There is no villain who is evil for the sake of being evil. They are all trying to do something good, they all have ideas and dreams of making the world better, either for their families, for their people or for the less fortunate ones; but different approaches on how to achieve it and unique flaws that get in the way. It’s fantastic to see how many people in so many different positions have a similar goal but are in each other’s way at the same time.

in the game there is an item called zhonya's hourglass, this item can turn u "golden" like mels armour at the end and render you invincible for a short duration. kind of incases you in some sort of stasis separating you from the physical world.

"it"s going to the moon" famous last words 😂

I also love how Jinx's whole story comes full circle. She wanted to help when she was younger, and her influence caused a likely success to turn into abysmal failure. Now, Jayce was willing to barter for peace; he'd even gotten the council to agree to it. He could have haggled to avoid turning over Jinx, or handed over a proxy instead, but Jinx didn't give him that chance. And just when the Undercity was about to achieve it's place as the Nation of Zaun, Jinx used her inventions to "help" but ended up only destroying any chance at peace.

Jayce is ripped because he worked his whole life in the hammer business.

Every little detail in this show is perfect, one I didn't even notice until this reaction was Silco looking in the reflection of his glass at Sevika when she was walking behind him in the office scene. Viktor was my favorite character from the game, and the changes for the show are just brilliant. I can't wait to see what happens to him and if the core takes him over or forces him to be conscious of the decisions he is forced to make. I can just already tell his "Champion" moment is going to make me sad while also making me proud to have played him so much and making him my main character way before he was even really popular in the game. Speaking of the game it can be fun, it's a lot to learn with almost 200 characters, but the biggest downside is the fans are toxic to the game devs and themselves and the most common mode locks you into a game for 15-45 mins with these people lol. The best experience is probably just having a whole friend group to play with.

The scene when Viktor drops the cane and start running is just so well done. Think back about Viktor's backstory scene when he dropped his mechanical boat in the river and failed to run along it. Now he's outrunning real boats! Also, Vi putting on the Hextech gauntlets and Jayce's Hextech powered Hammer/crossbow was one thing the league of legends players/fan knew about since the character were introduced! They had us wait until episode 8 out of 9 for it!

When Viktor was young, they showed how he couldn't keep up with the boat... Then while he was running after trying the shimmer-hexcore combo, he ran past the boat in the background...

While the game of League of Legends sure isn't for everyone, their cinematics exploring the lore and world further sure are magnificent and definitely worth a watch ;)

That little killed that Jayce kills was one of the chem barons sons. He was being trained to be a supervisor of the slaves.

The Shark Missile Launcher is from the game for Jynx, however it didn't occur to me through the show that they made it a love letter to silco's obsession with the underwater monsters that live around the trench.

S2 might be a while, but not as long as S1, which I believe was in production for something like 6 years. There are some cool behind the scenes of production. I know you guys have been wary of how animation may do on the channel, but after ATLA and this, I think you’re ready to jump into Attack on Titan. Plenty of political intrigue and mystery to keep you hooked. And it does well on YT haha.

In the scene with Jinx's outburst in the final episode, It was actually Vi telling Jinx to picture Milo and Clanger, which in Jinx's head are demons who cause her more doubt and harm, whereas Silco was telling her not to listen to it, Vi even told Jinx to picture their parents which she would have known would be traumatic to Jinx...I don't think Silco was actually a badguy in the last episode, I think that he was a father going through a personal choice, power or his daughter and in the end he CHOSE Jinx.

If you pay attention you get to see all the details shown like - 1. Jayce mentioned the Talis business was into hammer building 2. The firelight bombs were on Jinx's desl 3. Right before the suicide blast by jinx you'll hear a "BONK" which was Ekko hitting the grenade away with his bat to reduce the impact. 4. The batlike firelight before Ekko's reveal was shown as a visitor in Piltover in episode 4. 5. The pretty boy for Mel's mom was shown in the brothel when Vi visited it. 6. Vi's gloves were made for mining so it made sense for it to have an auto-sensored shield. 7. Skye died because Viktor did the transformation without shimmer so the hexcore took her instead. 8. The weapon Jinx has been making under Silco's order with the hexgem also was made by Jinx to look like Silco. Her last act as powder was killing Silco and her first act as Jinx was firing her weapon.

Yesss alpha mama is such a cool character. That was a great observation. It’s rare to see older women as main characters none the less a complete, muscled out, alpha boss. She’s epic

i love Arcane, i watched it so often like 20 tiems already no cap. And you can always find new things to discover. 16:20 For example in the scene, where jinx saw caitlyn portayed as the devil. Vi was scratched out, in the point of jinx view. which emans jinx was comepeltely tunnel visioned on caitlyn as a thread, which is also why she shoot in Vis direction. She just didnt realised Vi is right next to her this scene is blured here on the reaction tho.but you can see it in the full scene usally. Or at 19:50 if you listen closely, you can hear the sound of ekko hitting the grenady away. Just before it explodes, but you only hear it if you know its coming, because its so suddle.

"Bridging the Rift" is a 5-episode series on KZfaq about the making of Arcane season 1. It's incredible. I highly recommend watching it, even if you don't make a Reaction video for it and watch it on your own time.

I never saw this ending as a cliff hanger. the story was always focused around the characters of Vi and Jinx and that relationship change was full developed and that story ended. So the ending was perfect, pointing to the choices that were made by Vi and Jinx. Particularly Jinx. Who lived and who died from that choice doesn't matter in relation to what the heart of the series is. Jinx made a choice and that choice means inevitable war. The End.

League of Legends is not garbage, it has been a big part of millions of peoples lives, the zeitgeist has just gotten really negative towards it for multiple reasons, some valid and others not so valid. The valid reasons only matter to people who play the game seriously, like balance, new champion releases, and lore stuff. But the biggest reason why league of legends has a bad reputation is not valid. It started back in 2016 I think, somewhere around there, when alot of content creators just went on and on about the toxicity of the playerbase. It was as toxic as any other ultra-popular online pvp game, as toxic as call of duty, as toxic as dota 2, as toxic as CSGO, as toxic as fortnite, and so on. But because so many content creators talked about it specifically, it became what League of Legends was known for. The reason why this stopped being valid criticism is because the developers responded to this basically right away, they implimented alot of anti-toxicity tools, today it is probably the least toxic game in its weight bracket, if you type anything that even looks like a slur you will get banned, it is extremely strict, and the game does not have voice chat like these other games so it's far less toxic in that regard, always has been. But the reason why that responanted with so many people is because it's a game where you invest alot of time into each match, so if something goes poorly your emotional response will naturally be bigger than if you just end up wasting 10 minutes, wasting 40 minutes hurts, and people played thousands of games. You don't remember the good ones, most of the time it went smoothly and you had fun and jumped into a new game forgetting the last one the moment it was over, but every now and then you'd have a bad toxic match like in any other game, so thats what sticks with you the same way reading a bad comment chain is more memorable than reading a single positive comment. That means that literally everyone who played the game for any extended amount of time had some bad memories to look back upon, so when these content creators talked about how toxic the game was everyone had a memory that made them go "yeah I guess so", and that has stuck with people even 5 years after they stopped playing the game. It's not a reality. Most of the people who talk about how bad and toxic League of Legends is play WAY more toxic games today without thinking twice about it. I should also mention that Tyler1, the streamer, also helped further that toxic image of League since it was basically his brand image, and he was the biggest league streamer, he still is but his image has changed. But the game itself is like any other MOBA, if you're new to it or casual about it then you'll like it. Provided you like MOBAs.

Yall have no idea how long I've waited for this..

Wait i just realized something. In the show vi says powders good with her gadgets which are technology. And vi gift is fighting which is her physical strength. Vi is pink and jinx is blue. When vi gets hextech golves which are technology jinx gets shemer which inhances you're physical skills. Hextech is blue shemer is pink. A little bit of powder exist in vi and little bit of vi exists in power. Like yin and yang. Also vi wearing the hextech can remind vi how powder used to be and shemer can mean powder finally became strong like her hero.😊

I love the ending of this season so much, cause the whole place was so close to peace, but Powder "jinxed it" once again, mirroring episode 3 where everyone almost got out perfectly fine, until she used her monkey with the blue crystals. My favourite series I've ever seen. So many paralels. Thank you for reacting to it! ♥

That's why she's called jinx, just like how she jinxed Vander's escape and killed her whole crew, when the peace talk Is about to reach a conclusion she f- it all up again.

I hope someone's let Oak know that modern animation uses virtual cameras, so the cinematography literally is camera moves. =P

No. Silco doesn't keep shimmer in his eye. That shot is to RELEASE the toxic build up in his eye from when him and Vander fought n the water.