REACTING to *1x9 Arcane* I'M WEEPING!!! (First Time Watching) League of Legends
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Stella is reacting to another great episode this time it is arcane season 1 episode 9 "The Monster You Created" In this episode we see the epic showdown between Piltover and Zaun, Silco and Jayce, Jinx and Vi!! Will Vi choose Caitlyn or Jinx, and will Jinx become the monster she has been told she is?? Either way, Stella is weeping!!! Enjoy this first time watching League of Legends reaction!
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What was your favorite episode of the season??
All episodes from 3 to 9
All
First 9 then 3, 8, 7
Episode seven.
Episode 6 is my favorite.
My prediction for Season 2:
My prediction: Mel knows magic, and or she wears magic items, and that magic is going to protect all or some of the council from destruction.
My rationale: Mel is from Noxus, a warmongering kingdom where Magic isn't stigmatized like other parts of Runeterra. For the entirety of the season, she has been very pro-magic, and has said that she sponsored Hextech to protecc Piltover; this could be because she is a magic user, and knows some protection magic. She also has been seen to always wear the golden items/accessories as part of her outfits. These accessories could potentially be magic items that shields the wearer from harm. In the final moments, her golden backplate shines, and she turns to the window before the missile has even struck, almost as if she sensed or was warned of it coming. Finally she is seated next to Jayce and Viktor putting her in a prime position to also protect them from harm/death.
Silco's first and last words to Powder/Jinx were comforting her after she killed one of her fathers.
It also mirrored the Baptism scene. There, he said, "Jinx is perfect". So when he says, "you're perfect", it's because he knows she is Jinx
Or perhaps, his last words were manipulating her one last time...
@@derekmarshman6154 One's last breath is where he is most truthful and sincere
not to be jinxe's psychosis but... she kinda killed both
( btw please this is sarcasm )
Jinx realised Vi wasn't there for her, she was there for Powder who is never coming back, so Silco wasn't lying. In the mean time he gave her the understanding and validation she was always after but denied from the beginning, even with his dying breath he made sure she knew she was valued.
You're absolutely correct and Silco never lied at all but people think he's manipulating Jinx. Victim mentality at its finest.
@@eosliostro Silco was right. About everything.
I don't think we actually know that. Vi and Jynx never got the chance to find out if they could build a new life. Jynx isn't 8 anymore, but that doesn't mean they couldn't move forward. That's the tragedy: we'll never know.
And the song echoes this, "why dont you love who i am"
@@MinimumWageREI but we have a strong clue and it's not vi's fault, she's a sibling not a parent. We see that she doesn't really understands jinx when she misses what she is trying to say to her. Make her go away. Cait is the monster that's too much for her, not Silco. Vi doesn't get her head around that cause it's against her to biggest needs at the moment for her own trauma: the love for Cait and the hate towards silco.
At this point there is no questions that silco is a father to jinx as Vander was to Vi and yet Vi would do to Jinx what silco did to her. Arcane defines being a good parent in one action, giving up your life and goals for your daughter (Vander Marcus silco) and that's what jinx needs and vi can't do.
When Jinx blew herself up, Silco kissed her head when he set her on Singe's table. She was so far gone, she couldn't even know it happened. Silco LOVES Jinx. He's fucked up, but genuine to his core.
Georgia Dow, the therapist who made a bunch of Arcane videos here, made a similar point. We can tell how much she means to him by the fact that he shows these emotions when she doesn't even know. He's obviously not trying to manipulate someone who is unconscious and therefore not aware of what he is doing. This also applies to the previous scene on the bridge, when he rushes to her, worry on his face, then cradles and picks her up.
Showing his emotions in front of his henchmen on the bridge ... or even if we go further back, with Jinx knickknacks on his desk... aren't things that benefit him either as a crime boss. If anything, it'd be a cost, as it makes him look weaker, not stronger. But they are very father-like things to do.
I know some here think that he views Jinx purely as a tool, which is nonsense to me. Nobody kisses and cradles their hammers.
One of the great bits of writing in this show that I love is how Ambessa (Mel's Mom) is actually the character who understands the situation the best of everyone, but the writers do a great job of making her so unlikable that you don't want to believe her. Everything she says either is true or proves prophetic. Ambessa is the only character who understands the mechanics of revolution, and she recognized that Piltover was already past the tipping point.
When Silco says, "You're perfect" there's an undertone. During the baptism scene, he tells Jinx, "Jinx is perfect". And his last words are, "You're perfect". He knows that Powder is gone, and she is all Jinx.
And say what you will about Silco, he is the only person who has accepted Jinx for who she is. Vi still calls her Powder. Jinx knows Powder is gone. Can you love someone if you don't even know their name?
Oh, and I don't think that when Jinx says that Vi made Jinx, that it is her throwing it in Vi's face. Jinx is Jinx, and doesn't regret being Jinx. If anything, Vi ended Powder and made Jinx strong, like she always wanted.
What she resents about Vi is that she kept her alive. We may think that's good, but for Jinx, it's a continuation of her trauma and suffering. She is alive because of her sister, but there's a big part of her that wishes she wasn't.
the problem is "Who Jinx is" is a toxic violent person. she just Is. and it's what makes it so good.
Silco surely wansn't the healthiest figure for Jinx, but he gave her something that Vi never truly did, the one thing that she wanted the most: to be trusted. Even if it is completely understandable, Vi didn't trust Jinx, not only that, but she rejected her entire identity of Jinx, and spoke of bringing Powder back. And Jinx knew that, the cupcake thing was supposed to be a test, not only of how Vi would react to the prospect of Cait possibly being dead, but of what she thought Jinx was capable of, and she didn't go well in it. The way to heal Jinx passes through going against all the broken parts of her ego, that's the hardest part.
That is so valid. And for Jinx in the stage of her life, trust and acceptance are very much in the same ballpark. An intense trigger for her is feeling like a monster or a burden, and like those around her will abandon her out of fear or disappointment. Silco is the only one who doesn’t fear her.
"Now she's going to say it's your fault, you made Jinx" She wouldn't say that, because she doesn't consider it a FAULT. She became that which survived her situation... she's trying to give Vi the CREDIT for what she became, not the BLAME. Vi, of course, doesn't quite see it that way, though it's entirely accurate.
"I thought, maybe you could love me like you used to... even though I'm...different" man that line hits me like a train every time I hear it. I appreciate it seemed to get to you too.
It gets even sadder when this line "I thought, maybe you could love me like you used to... even though I'm...different" refers to this line "what makes you different makes you strong".
Also, that line in the song by Sting.... "Whyyyyyyyyyy don't you love who I am?"
@@babette5918 I love the way they write their Arcane music in connection with the scenes and characters.
They made a great addition.
One might think throughout the show that Silco is manipulating Jinx, but if you really think about it, also with his last words... He really did care about her and was always telling the truth. That's why he says to Vander's statue "Is there anything so undoing as a daughter?" Because his feelings for his daughter influenced all of his decisions! It's really amazing writing.
I’m gonna cry again…
To be fair, a lot of Silco's actions can be interpreted as manipulation, even his last words. He could be trying to pass the torch to Jinx because he knows that unleashing her on topside is going to, if not achieve independence, at least make topside regret they didn't release Zaun.
But I feel that a few things show us that it isn't all manipulation, and that he does, indeed, care for Jinx. The Vander statue scene is one of them (he is alone, nobody to hear him, so why would he be lying), but I always felt that the negotiation scene with Jayce is the most telling. As soon as Jayce mentions Jinx, you can see genuine panic on his face. This scene also cement the fact that Silco does all of this for Zaun, not for himself : he is ready to offer himself instead of Jinx, therefor giving up all his power/status, for Zaun.
@@Paehrin yeah, I think that's right. Silco is utterly driven to make the Undercity independent. Sure, he ruthlessly accumulates power to be able to do that. Yes, he pulls Jinx into his plans, making her do things she might not want to do. But all that would happen whether he genuinely cared for her, or was just manipulating her because she was useful. It's brilliantly ambiguous.
That last scene rams home the point that he does care for her (already established by his concern after she gets hurt in ep7).
One more thing that scene does is closing slico and Vanders arc. Silco now can understand why Vander gave up their dream for his daughter. Silco now deciding to do the same let's him make peace with his brother. Also both of them were willing to turn them self in for the crimes of their daughters.
If we view Silcos story from above and ignore his "bad guy" appearance, he first is a guy who fights for his people to get out of the oppressive system he grown up in. In the mids of their revolution his brother turns against him and there cause and trys to murder him and makes a peace with the oppressors. Also he never wanted to use shimmer or the hextech weapon (fishbones) in a war against topside. He just wanted to scare them into giving them the Independence. Also he took his brothers daughter in and loved her like his own child.
One interesting thing that is easy to overlook: While the kid clearly didn't deserve to die, he probably knew more about what he was signing up for, then any of the other kids. He was a Chembarons son. My guess would be that he was a kind of foreman there, leading the workers. With his Mom being a Chembaron, that would make total sense.
Again, not condoning child murder. But I also think Vi believes what she is saying - because she has been there. She never had to work in a factory of course, thanks to Vander, but the kids here clearly grow up a lot faster then in topside. They don't know fully what they are signing up for, but they know morethen Jayce thinks
The thing is, if the other options are starve in the street, or steal to survive, or work in toxic mines, a factory job might look pretty comfy. And a lot safer.
At least until someone blasts you with a hammer, but that's not something one can plan for.
It'd be like telling a child during Victorian times -- they knew what they were signing up for. The other options may be even worse. And by the looks of things, the shimmer factory looked better than Victorian factories.
That said, you are right in the fact that the child was a chembaron's son ... he probably didn't absolutely have to work there. Not sure it's fair to say he knew what he was signing up for though... as again, it probably was a relatively safe job for him... until Thor showed up.
I think she never had to work for a factory cause there wasn't any in the underground in Vander's time. I dunno about you, but if my kids had to work at all, I'd rather factory worker than burglar.
@@phkun4435 Never thought about it that way! I had a sad thought though, how many of those kids' parents were destroyed by shimmer addiction and now the kids are helping to continue to supply the substance that is ruining their lives 😢
"But I also think Vi believes what she is saying - "
I actually kind of wonder if she really does believe that. You notice her little pause when she's coming up with that line. It feels almost as if she's trying to come up with an excuse or reason to keep Jayce on the 'kill Silco' team, after she sees him faltering.
I think jinx doesn’t really want to be powder,there’s so much trauma there,so she just became jinx,and silco saying “you’re perfect” made her realise that she doesn’t need to be anyone else.
Her last act as Powder was avenging her father (Vander) by killing Silco. Her first act as Jinx was avenging her father (Silco) by attacking the leaders of Piltover. With both her parents gone and Vi out of her life she now gets to make decisions for herself.
Stella: “I don’t feel bad that he’s dying.”
Silco: “You’re perfect.”
Me: “That was a lie.” 😢
When the credits rolled I just stood up from the armchair and shouted at the TV. But, it cutting anywhere before or after where they did would've been a worse ending. 10/10, would cry to this tragedy again.
Edit: No in game characters have died this season. This is a prequel, the characters are not yet where they end up in the game. But maybe in later seasons?
Arcane lore is inspired by the League Lore, but is its own canon. The characters have many more degrees of separation between each other and would've made the story far slower.
In the og lore, Jayce isn't the original developer of Hextech; and Vi and Jinx get separated when they were robbing a mining facility where the Atlas gauntlets were being used, then after an accident Jinx escapes while Vi stays behind and saves the people using the gauntlets.
Arcane simplifies things to make the story more cohesive and involve the characters in more dramatic and impactful situations, much to its benefit
I just love how tragic it is when Jinx says she just wanted her sister to love her as she is now, I don't think she wants to be Powder or at least the Powder she was.
To be fair, I didn't think this was a cliff hanger, I thought it was a very satisfying ending.
That being said, I can't wait for season 2.
so did I
Couldn't agree more. The end to a perfectly told tragedy/moral and even political cautionary tale. It's very similar to many episodes of "The Outer Limits" and "The Twilight Zone", never mind hundreds of years of classics.
yeah its not a, How are they gonna get out of this, situation, it's a They aren't going to get out of this situation
I know some people are confused about why Jinx fired the weapon at the end, but that's only because the Deal can't go through no matter what the council decided. Silco is dead, so the deal would be off regardless, but before he died, he told Jinx he never would have given her to them, which was the big deal clencher for Zaun's independence and the reason Jinx kidnapped him in the first place, she thought she was being betrayed. Silco saying that was his blessing for Jinx to start the war so Zaun can fight for its independence rather than settle it diplomatically with Piltover.
not to mention that Jinx would honor Silco who still loves her for who she is, even though his death was her fault, while Vi, though with good intentions, want's Jinx to revert back to Powder, and wants Jinx to change. Jinx doesn't see that as love, it feels conditional. Trauma changed her, but Vi doesn't acknowledge the damage and its impact on her sister.
To me it feels more like embracing the identity of Jinx, a person who has given in to their natural inclination towards destruction, and given up on trying to be loved. This is the person Silco encouraged her to be with all his "Be what they fear" crap. It was a tribute to Silco and to her new identity as Jinx, but I don't believe it was truly politically motivated beyond wanting to cause destruction.
Something interesting was that killing the council was premeditated. Jinx brought fishbones to the tea party, and she had decided that she'd fire it at the council if she chose the Jinx chair before Vi even woke up. Like, Jinx wasn't just doing that on a whim, that was something she planned. She brought a valuable high tech rocket launcher, fully prepared to use it. Idk I just think it's interesting
@@applecat850 I'd say Jinx is more politically motivated than you'd think. She's incredibly resentful towards enforcers and topside and as a little kid she was enthusiastic about fighting topside to the point it surprised Mylo, even if she didn't like gang fights or anything. She thinks of topside as her enemy and that much is shown in the enemy MV. Then in her diary in the council archives, which is cannon to arcane even if it's not in the show itself, Jinx has several lines written about 'the soldiers' marching and how they 'were always our enemy'. Her political views may not be the most important thing in her mind because she's got 100 other priorities, but it's absolutely more influential on her subconscious. Also she goes on a kleptomania spree every time she goes topside, stealing 2-3 times in episode 4 alone(toy airship, clockwork butterflies, gem) and she absolutely stole the cupcake ep9. It's only a little bit related to my point but I think it's funny. She also planned to fire at the council no matter what if she chose the Jinx chair, probably not unless Silco told her not to explicitly. she brought the rocket launcher with her, that wasn't just on a whim.
This is technically not the Arcane cannon, but Jinx in the LOL cannon has always been a class warfare character. The only written short story she has (The Wedding Crasher) is her crashing a wedding because she hates rich people and she thinks it's funny. The entire story, the writer makes a point to show her focus on the elements of class disparity ('enough to feed 100 zaunite families', etc). In the Runeterra voice lines she gives a beggar kid advice on how to get more money but mocks Piltover characters, and her terrorism is targeted against Piltover. She doesn't really hurt people she considers innocent either, in any cannon. She has no reservations abo it killing enforcers though. She's a Zaun character, and her whole life has been defined in some form by that oppression. She's just competent enough to defend herself.
ALSO she grew up around Vi and Silco as her main influences. Both of them are incredibly zealous in their hatred for Piltover, and there's no way she didn't pick up those ideologies via rhetorical osmosis lol. I mean she grew up around two wannabe-revolutionaries, so she's lived her whole life surrounded by that propaganda in one way or another.
But I mean ur interpretation is fair too, this is just my take and an excuse for me to gush about the show
Have a good day
That scream at the cliffhanger is the PERFECT response
About Victor, his leg and his lungs are separate issues. He tested it on his leg then came back to try and fix his lungs.
You judge Silco wrong...He was a better father to Jinx than Vander was to Powder...Silco accepted Jinx for who is while Vi abandoned her time and again treating her like she had nothing to incapable...When Vi returned she wanted the little girl back and not who Powder had become making it impossible for them to reconcile...Silco on the other hand was willing to destroy anyone who threatened taking daughter from him terrified of losing someone others had discarded...Additionally, it is easy to call Silco's actions evil but the people of the undercity are in a war for their freedom having been forced to work and live in horrible conditions until the died...With shimmer Silco brought a measure of prosperity to them by turning the undercity into a den of vice for the topsiders...
Gotta disagree on one point: caitlynzknows jinx, much better than vi does, cait has been tracking her misdeeds and crimes for a very long time as we've seen (the map in her room). Vi knows powder but not jinx and that shows in their interactions, vi bringing up claggor and mylo doesn't really help, reminding her of vander and their time together might have been better
There's more than 150 major characters in the League of Legends world, including a bunch from Piltover and Zaun who weren't even featured in the series. They have options when it comes to who will be the major villain of the second season.
Vi's prison number was 516. So V = 5, I = 1 and V+I = 6.
the moment she realized where the bomb is heading xD
In this scene when jinx went mad and started shooting it was vi fault. She told her to picture the People that she thinks shes hurt, shes mentally hurting her and silco is trying to shut her up bc he knows how powder will take this
My reasoning in trying to think of a possibility of someone surviving from Jinx missile is that Mel jewelry started glowing before it got to Mel maybe on her father side of her family that he supplied her with a protective jewelry that provide a force field around her which it will protect Jayce and Victor as well.
Stella : Caitlyn, you don't know what's happening in her head.
Caitlyn : she's talking to dolls, she has arguments with herself, she killed a dozen cops and she kidnapped me. I'm not taking chances.
this is the first video of yours I have seen, and just immediately I love how you understood both Jayce and Vis viewpoints in their disagreement
Throughout the whole series Silco is scary and speaks menacingly to everyone. Except jinx, he speaks very gently and softly with her
My favorite Vi tattoo theory is that it represents the 6 family members she has lost throughout her life. Her parents, Vander, Claggor, Mylo and Powder. When she was in prison she thought Silco killed Powder up to the point Caitlyn showed her the picture of the monkey graffiti.
@@Soloscussion I agree, I think her prison number was an intentional nod to the roman numeral. But I doubt in universe Vi would want to get a roman numeral that sort of referenced her prison number tattooed on her face. She would probably have a more personal reason for getting it.
One very old (Necrit's) theory was about "number gang" and how Vi, Jinx and Ekko we're associated
Vi - 6
JinX - 10
Ekko - 12
Really? I thought that she was prisoner 516 (or her cell) and that's the reason for the VI. 5 = V, 1= I, 6= VI. To make it short she left the VI to represent the whole number.
@@javiergambito3352
it's very old... non-canonical theory... because there was also known that Caitlyn's main nemesis was someone who was called "C" (100)
For now... that tattoo mean just how much is Vi Vi and not Violet... =)
Possible that we get like a date or announcement for season 2 in about a month when LoL world championships finishes... last year worlds finals had a huge promotional arcane campaign and it was premiere day... i think they'd be very smart to use that huge audience to do something like announce season 2 release date
I can also recommend the call, warriors and awaken, if not as reaction, in private. They are fucking awesome
"It's not like I have emotions." 😅😂
This was such a great reaction and I loved watching it with you! You should check out the Bridging the Rift docuseries!
You should check out Schnee's video on writing Gray characters, delves into Silco's character in a great way and really shows the two views I often see of Silco (with everything inbetwen). 😊
Also, I am that annoying friend who constantly asks everyone if they've watched Arcane 😂
About the roman numerals on Vi's tattoo. I'm not sure if the presentation has much significance past the name, but something that plays into it, her prisoner number was 516.....VI = 6, just sort of a neat number pattern thing in the background.
I loved your reaction when you realize the Jinx missile is headed to the council. Please wear your emotions on your sleeve so yo speak. What a great show. I'm hooked.
Cait: "Vi, she's too far gone!"
White Noise: *what does that even mean? How would you know? You've just seen her*
Well, just a thought ... Cait did witness her blowing up a building, killing 6 enforcers in the process in episode 4. Plus, Jinx killed maybe 10+ more enforcers including Marcus on the bridge in episode 7. She witnessed Jinx losing it a little in episode 6 when she reunited with Vi. And NOW here, Cait sees that Jinx has set up this creepy af dinner scene with everyone tied up and gagged, in addition to Cait's own life being outright threatened and maybe even Vi's too for all she knows, if Jinx doesn't get whatever it is she wants.
So, yeah. It kinda makes sense for her to come to the conclusion that Jinx is "too far gone."
Also Vi has been telling Caitlyn what powder used to be, what their relationship was like and how they grew up. Thats why she said that to Vi. Everything Vi told her about powder is gone.
not to mention jinx showing up in cait's house like a nightmare
Exactly. Not to mention the multiple Firelights she killed in episode 4. Caitlyn saw those dead bodies down below and the pink haired girl. And keep in mind that Caitlyn knows that the Firelights are actually good guys. She also saw that Jinx would even shoot at her own people.
A reaction like this is a perfect example of someone who doesn’t really seem to put themselves in the shoes of a character. She seems to be viewing each character from the perspective of someone who can see the entire picture. It’s like she thinks every character can see everything that the viewer sees and that’s not the case.
It doesn’t seem like she really understands or see the nuances of Silco’s character. Literally ever single decision he makes is because he loves Jinx. Every problem that arises is because of Jinx, yet he still keeps her around and it doesn’t change his love for her. When Jinx kills those enforcers in episode 4, he even donates money to the families of those who died. He has humanity and they show that.
@@jayfrancelf That's another thing: Silco being boxed in as a Disney-esque villain who just craves power and only using Jinx 😑
It seems like it would be beneficial for her to take notes on each episode as to not forget the objectives of each character.
Silco craves ZAUN to have power but doesn't foam at the mouth desiring war. But if war is needed to be free from Piltover than so be it. And plus ... Y'know when you want a revolution, there must be a leader whose willing to be ruthless.
Now I can understand not trusting Silco in the beginning, but at some point the viewer should be noting that Silco's actions towards Jinx reflect love, care, and concern, even his manipulations came from concern for Jinx's mental state. I.E. Discouraging her from finding Vi.
On the surface that appears villainous, but the absolute freakout that Vi puts Jinx thru at the dinner party scene later, proves that Silco was *actually in the right to protect Jinx from Vi.*
@@gameraider100 You’re exactly right. I think it bothers me so much when I see reactions like this because it belittles the show’s writing. She’s viewing Silco as simply being a mustache-twirling bad guy who constantly lies and wants all the power. He’s so much more than that and the show expresses it continuously. Understanding his character is critical to fully understanding the show. So, if you can’t grasp the nuances there, you’re not getting the full experience of what makes the show incredible.
I have a theory that may put you at ease maybe. When we are looking over Mel's Shoulder at jayce, Mel jumps in surprise. As we look to the right of Jayce there is a BLUE light flection moving. Next time we see mel's back her clothes are irradiating with YELLOW light. I believe she is going to activate a shield of sorts. Earlier in the series they talked about defensive capabilities.
I feel like your view of Silco is the same as Vi's, as in, he's the villain to you. I personally didn't see it that way and instead I focused on how the characters relate to Jinx. Silco loves and nurishes her, even if it's influenced by his motives, he does love her, as she is now. On the other hand we have Vi, which I really liked as a character, except when she interacted with Jinx. Vi is a great sister to Powder, but not to Jinx, and that shows in this episode. At the end, Vi is basically hitting all of Jinx's triggers, which lead her into the downward spiral that led to Silco's death, and Silco goes to kill Vi because he understands Jinx is being overloaded by everything she's saying.
Simply put, Vi was very stubborn and refused to understand how Jinx had changed (and not just that she had changed, if that makes sense), and how she didn't see Silco in the same light, etc. So I think that now that Silco is dead, Jinx will have a bit more clarity, because instead of listening to everyone important to her that died, the main voice in her head is gonna be Silco
how did Vi refuse to understand? They literally talked for 2 minutes in episode 6 and Jinx attacked her twice after that.
Vi's had her name on her face for about 9 years now, ever since her release, so it's there mostly for continuity. Quite a bit smaller and got the explanation that it's a prison tattoo. As for in-universe context for the 6, Vi's prison number was 516 which ofcour would be V I VI.
I stopped playing League of Legends because it just feels so soulless now.
So you can imagine my utter shock when Arcane ended up being far better than it has any right to be.
The animation, the voice work, the music, the *W R I T I N G*
Just an absolute masterclass. Arcane is running circles around everyone else.
Well this wasn't a redemption story, but a villain origin story.
Good job on your first series, btw! Loved following your journey through Arcane.
If you recall, Vi`s prisoner number at Stillwater was 516 so her tattoo is both her name and the last part of her prisoner number which is usually the only part signed on forms .Prisoner numbers are a lot like social security numbers in that way.
The shiel that Vi activated was most likely an inbuild function. Jayce designed the Gloves for Mining and I think this may have been a security system for cave ins, which means Vi triggered it, by raising her hands to protect her face, an instinctive gesture most humans make when they see something coming towards them.
Thing is: This is the _first time_ that Vi has actually _blocked._ Like everyone, even her imaginary Vander tells her : Her guard needs work. She blocks with her face. Now, for the first time, she actually tries to protect herself and she gets instantly rewarded.
Well this goes to show, you can take the path of violence out of the council, but you can't take the council out of the path of violence.
My understanding of Vi's facial tattoo - in the initial game lore Vi is an amnesiac who essentially woke up (in jail? I don't recall) not even knowing her name. She had the VI mark, and took it as her name: Vi. I have heard a rumor that the artists put it there because she was the sixth character introduced into the game. I haven't checked on the veracity of this.
Obviously, this doesn't apply to Arcane lore, where none of this is the case - she has her memories, Vi is short for Violet, and she had the name long before the tattoo. So it's something of a mystery save for it being an iconic part of the character's look.
It's certainly possible that Vi is just trying to reassure Jayce with her insistence that the kid he killed knew what he was signing up for, but it's worth noting she herself had been a kid in the undercity and so probably has a pretty good idea of how savvy kids are - must be - to survive there. It might not just be empty words.
I love your reactions! Always so fun!
Thank you!! 😁
I was thinking the council will be saved only cause there are alot of important people in there (Mel Jayce and Viktor). My first thought was Jayce grabs his hammer and uses the shield to protect the other 2 while the rest of the council dies. My latest theory is that the council or at least Mel and Jayce got together to make those countermeasures Mel was talking about to Jayce and Vik. Not an offense weapon but a defensive one.
This season, characters from the game appear to have been safe but I remember reading that Fortiche now has an agreement in place that the show is an alternate reality not tied to the game canon, which makes me think they’re now free to kill characters. I think Viktor or Jayce are in danger. I don’t see Jinx, Vi, or Caitlyn being killed off, while Singed, Ekko, and Heimerdinger also feel necessary to set up future plot points. Well, maybe Heimerdinger could be lost.
They said in the next season ingame characters can/will die. But in this season none (really) has
I'm a little curious what Stella thought was in that plate. When Jinx says, "We're missing someone," I assume most would realize Caitlyn was missing. Especially after the shower scene.
But she then mentions if there is a living thing inside of that (or a dead animal), she'd lose it.
What was the expectation? Little Poro? Or... her collection of dead crows?
I feel there was no ulterior motive with Silco. He truly loved Jinx, he wasn't trying to manipulate her at the end, just trying to save her from herself.
That’s definitely an interesting stance, and I can totally see it from that perspective. I also feel though that Silco had fallen so far down his path that love and control were almost interchangeable. He saw himself in Jinx, and unfortunately that meant he couldn’t see a future for her where she overcame her demons, but rather became them. He just accepted her, demons and all.
Ekko, dude❤️ the best hope for Zaun!
The fact you show emotions like you do, crying when things are sad etc is exactly why I like watching your reactions. So don't change.
As Vi and the number on her face, my theory is, it is her prison number. She was prisoner 516, the VI number is 6 but if you break it up into V I that is 5 1 then combine it again into 6. or 516 and it also happens to look like Vi. Maybe I am wrong but I believe that is the point of why it is done that way.
That would be some retroactive justification I'd think, since she had that VI tattoo from the point she was added to the game. I don't know where I got the idea from, but I always kind of had the belief that Vi wasn't really her name but just what she called herself as a 'literal' reading of the VI on her face, and that she was the 6th of something like an experiment or something that was being done on Zaun kids. She just happened to make it to where she is now by some means and adopted her number as an identity.
@@Domura Yeah but with how they did the show I think they really did think that deeply. Since we know here name is actually Violet like the color of her hair, Powder calls her that in episode 3 and in episode 6 when Cait and Vi are in the play Vi and Powder use to leave the measurements for height had Violet and Powder written on them, So Violet seems to be her real name and everyone just called her Vi for short.
They might have originally had another reason to have a 6 on her face but after Arcane I personally think that is why, maybe someday they will tell us for sure.
Another link to the face tattoo: If you notice in episode 4 Vi has her prison number on her back which is 516... 5+1=6 (VI in roman numerals) and 6 (VI in roman numerals)
This show is a masterpiece in every detail...cannot wait for season 2!!
One thing people fail to notice is when Silco and Sevika if she was tempted to betray him, she doesn't say no. She says not for someone like him. She also says others will try and persuade her, and she makes no mention she would not follow them. Sevika is not loyal to Silco, just as she was not loyal to Vander. She is, however, loyal to the cause of trying to raise up the nation of Zaun and fighting back against Piltover. If someone came along with a better vision than Silco she would have changed her allegiance to them without a second thought. I believe in season two we are going to be introduced to one of these other people she makes mention of to Silco and they will have a vision she believes in even stronger than Silco's and thus she will follow them. I am unsure we have been introduced to this character yet, but they may be from the League of Legends universe.
Like others said .. the VI on the face is her prison number (516) , which happens to be her name too ..
When Sevika killed Finn .. u could clearly see how woried Silco was .. he didnt know if Sevika would be loyal (u dont need to look at the camera when u say something .. u miss stuff)
After 9 episodes .. u still think all Silco wants is power .. very interesting.
At least u care about Jinx ;)
See ya in S2
@23:38 Everyone, literally EVERYONE misses that... our girl even glanced away for the moment, otherwise she might have actually caught it.
16:50 okay but listen to what jinx is actually saying though. From her POV it's not supposed to be deflecting blame. This is her saying "you saved my life" i mean litterally, "you're the reason i'm still alive". Jinx is an unhealthy coping mechanism for Powders trauma yes, but it's a coping mechanism nontheless. And jinx with her schizofrenia, constantly hearing voices in her head, most of the things she heard Vi say were positive reinforcements. "What makes you different makes you strong". Even with this persona she has created for herself, the phrase "you're a jinx" has now become a positive message she's hearing from Vi. Because that's her name, that's the validation she wants, and if Vi's not gonna say it, atleast Vi's voice in her head will.
Case in point: You almost caught the cliché. Except it's not a cliché, it's her testifying that Vi kept her going all these years.
Anyone else notice that when Warwick was revealed, the lyrics that played when he was shown fit with his character. "I couldn't care what invention you made me".
There might be a character from the game that died in this season, but it might be a bit spoilery. It depends on if the speculation is true. We'll see in season 2.
I think youre wrong about Silco.
He IS and always was a freedom fighter, he is just willing to achieve it by any means necessary.
His methods are what makes him a villain, not his cause.
The fact that he even go to meet Jayce, on Jayce's request no less, is a very clear sign that violence is not his first choise, he just doesnt shy away from it if he have to use it.
The tattoo VI is a reference to her name and her prison ID number 516. Its a 5 (V) a 1 (I) and read together a 6(VI) which is also her nickname Vi (for Violet).
I think Silco was a good father for Jinx, u can see how he intimidate all people when he talks but when he talks to Jinx even when she mess up things he always talk to her calm and waiting for her to explain
I think Silco loved Jinx... But he was a toxic person and he turned her into a toxic person as well... Like I know he accepted her for who she was and a lot of people seem to think that's a good thing but to me I see him enabling violent unhealthy behavior. Like a parent who allows their kid to do get addicted to drugs and does nothing to stop it
@@omalleycaboose5937 that's mostly cause of the environment jinx and silco were in. The Undercity was a lawless world, where survival was top top priority.
You can say what you want about Jinx but you can't deny that she has the best accuracy in the show!
Enemy Team's Jinx be like
As far as I know Caitlyn still has 100% rifle accuracy. Jinx kinda just sprays and prays
@@mathies3598 Did you forget when Powder was shooting in episode 2?
@@equinoxXIII i mean... yeah, but i also remember jinx with her minigun in like 3 scenes
@@mathies3598 That's her trauma but when she's clear of mind... Now that the voices has left her she's a bigger problem now because she's smart and upredictable.
oh boy here we go for the finale episode
can't wait for the season 2
Does dying and being brought back to life as a twisted experiment count?
There is a very popular theory about one character in the game who was a retired criminal from Zaun that tried to turn over a new leaf. He died, and was turned into a science experiment by Singed (Silco's pet scientist in Arcane). One of the lore pictures of him shows his corpse hanging by chains from the ceiling in a lab (note one of the final cutscenes during the rocket launch).
I can't think of any bad guys turned good who died in Arcane, can you?
While he might not be the sole, primary antagonist of it, Warwick is coming in season 2 and he is going to be a whole mess of drama and pain as a result. Arcane serves as kind of an origin story series for all the characters involved; Jayce, Viktor, Vi, Caitlyn, Jinx, Ekko, and Heimerdinger, and this is taking place all before the 'modern day' of the point in time the game lore kind of lingers, though Arcane also takes place in an alternate reality and not actually the prime universe, so it also doesn't have to strictly obey established lore 1:1. We still might not see any established game characters die, but there's also so many more we have yet to see that can come out of Zaun and Piltover so there's a lot of stories left for season 2 and possibly beyond.
There's a throwaway kind of scene in the ending that doesn't make a lot of sense to anyone that isn't big into the lore, when Singed is sitting alone and the camera backs out to show someone hanging in the foreground. To anyone not in the know, it doesn't mean a whole lot, but that is the hint that he's in the middle of his experiments that lead to creating Warwick, and the season 2 'in-production' announcement teaser also ends with Warwick's chaser sting music. Aside from that, I wouldn't put it past Riot to start working towards Orianna, Urgot, Twitch, Blitzcrank, Camille or Renata in the next season as they're all characters largely from Piltover or Zaun and I think most of them could have really compelling stories. There's a few more characters that could also pop up as cameos that are also either in the area or could come through the area but that's probably a long shot.
The gem Jinx used was put into the weapon that fired the rocket, not the rocket itself it's just loaded with the same kind of liquid binary explosive compound that she'd used in the past with the mechanical firelights. It's actually one of the weapons Jinx uses in game to fire her ultimate, which is a large rocket with a big explosion that deals much greater damage the lower the health of people caught in the blast. It was a bit of a joke between my friends when we first watched it that the entire Council is going to be fine, they're all at full HP so it's not possible for Jinx's ult to oneshot them. Joke aside, I think Mel will survive. That shine across that gold whatever she's wearing was a little too attention-calling to mean nothing in my opinion, it serves nothing to call attention to it specifically in that moment and not pay off.
Oh, Sevika would sell Silco out. Just not for Finn.
VI stands for 516, her prison number. In Stillwater she was just a number, but the number they gave her happened to kinda represent her name in those numerals (whatever they’re called in this universe) so she owned it as a fuck you to everyone in there.
the marcus slander never ended lol. i love it .
I'm pretty sure Silco is drinking Whisky on the rocks...
😂😂agreed
Jinx is WAAAY beyond just being in pain. That's the thing with severe mental illness. It isn't an 'illness' at all. That's the thing, there are some things in life that cannot be resolved simply by "talking it through".
who doesnt cry at the end has no heart. ♥
This is the only appropriate reaction to the ending
there's no reason they couldn't kill characters from League of Legends. Legends aren't usually alive when they're called legends.
Being passing familiar with league lore is both good and bad. On one hand they put a lot of Easter eggs that would be impossible to catch if you didn't know to look for it.
On the other hand I was painfully aware that I was watching a villain origin story and that Vi was doomed to failure from the beginning.
As for some of your questions, this borrows from league lore, but is considered alternate reality as it doesn't stick toooo closely.
Thus far no league characters have been killed (Singed, Jayce, Viktor, Jinx, Vi, Caitlyn, Ekko, Heimerdinger -- with possible allusions to Warwick and Twitch)
I've seen a lot of reacters getting upset at Cait for escalating the situation when she cut herself out and grabbed Jinx's gun. But she just came within a hair of being executed by a clearly crazy person. I don't blame her, lol.
Riot has said Arcane is "canon adjacent" to the game, so it's entirely possible in game characters could die. Having said that, I think Mel has something up her sleeve to save some of the council (I think her mentioning a secret entrance during her flashback as a kid is foreshadowing)
Also, it's *possible*, based on some in-game lore that the body hanging from the ceiling in Singed's lab during the last montage is Vander, who will be making a return, but safe to say, not a happy one.
Also cait saw jinx kill all the officers in ep 4. Which would be enough for any persob to be seen as too dangerous for most people i feel
I can’t blame her either, and truly her decision would have prevented Jinx’s inevitable upcoming path of destruction, I was frustrated because in this moment it felt like there was an opportunity to talk, and of course it was dangerous, but it was also the closest we’d gotten to any kind of peaceful reunion in the series thus far. Obviously Caitlyn was acting with the information she had, and from her own experiences, however it would have been interesting to see if things could have possibly gone differently.
It's good to see that someone else sees that, no matter how popular Jinx might be, she's still a huge danger to everyone around her. As for Caitlyn having no clue what is going on with Jinx? She's been blown up TWICE, knocked out out twice, kidnapped NAKED, held all day by the crazy kid, knocked out again and now there's a missile headed for her mother and bestie. I think she understands more than most.
...did we forget to mention that Arcane is a classical tragedy?! 😇😅
That’s true!!!
These are the Arcane characters that are playable characters in the game:
Jinx, Vi, Ekko, Jayce, Caitlyn, Viktor, Heimerdinger, Singed & Vander (👀).
One is not confirmed yet, but it is really obvius tho :)
Let's clarify, Vander is not a playable hero. There is a solid theory that Vander is turned into a different character, who is a playable hero. The theories so solid, I would call it an actual spoiler for season 2.
@@xanadu6784 I mean, the character that you are reffering to is definetly gonna be introduced to us in season 2 because it was teased in arcane season 2 teaser. So i guess we are all gonna find out in season 2 of arcane :)
@@xanadu6784 playable villain 👀
Just a couple of quick comments:
During the Sevika-Finn scene... Sevika has been loyal to Silco, but more so to the cause. And right now, Silco still represents the best chance for a free Zaun. Notice Silco panting after Sevika slices Finn? Even he wasn't certain what she'd do.
During the Silco-Jayce negotiation, Silco offers himself up in lieu of Jinx. This tells us a couple of things -- that he truly cares for Jinx, even over his own life. And he also values a free Zaun over his own life. He's not just in this for the power.
Stella makes an interesting comment -- Ekko should be in the place Silco is in. And she's right ... but not just yet. Ekko would be an absolutely terrible revolutionary. Nice revolutionaries don't win revolutions. However, if Zaun was stable and had its freedom, Ekko (ideally a bit older) would be a good ruler.
The editing on the fountain scene was a bit... odd. Anyway, I can't tell her reaction because it was cut. It's a pretty significant scene, so it always surprises me to see it edited away.
That is where Silco realizes the situation Vander was in -- why he gave up the fight, as once you have someone to love, it's not worth the risk. And that is where Silco is now, he can have everything he's ever wanted, but the cost of his daughter is simply too great.
All dad's love there daughters always
Vander Love Vi
Siko Love Jinx
Vander never give Vi to enforcer
Silko never give Jinx to Jayce
LOL. You had no clue!
Vi was prisoner #516 represented by V = 5, I = 1 & VI together = 6 while also spelling her name. clever.
"I just wanted you to be good at the end.."
Jinx isn't good. Jinx is great, Jinx is Perfect.
The counsil of Piltover should be put on trial before Silco.
This entire sh!tshow all comes from them oppressing the undercity.
Silcos methods are without a doubt criminal, but his cause is actually just.
He wouldnt be doing any of this if it wasnt for Piltover having a constant boot on everyones neck.
Silco is the villain, but hes not biggest one and hes not the actual problem.
Lezzgggooooo!!!!
Arcane is not Canon and in the actual lore they're older so seeing a time skip again next season is highly likely. Jinx, Vi, Caitlyn, "Vander", Ekko, Jayce, the person who saves jayce as a child, Viktor, Singe, and Heimerdinger are from the game.
The gross head licking guy has some sort of oral licking fixation. In episode 3 we see him licking his knife on the bridge before he attacks Vi. (She kicks his ass as a kid which is why he is so terrified of get now). You also see him licking his fingers to turn pages of his book in episode 5 when Silco is threatening Marcus in front of his daughter.
they propably wont kill character from a game - so Jayce and Victor propably will survive (but there are good explanations for this), Mel foreshadowed propably to live, others, especially Cat mother.. well... won't.
She probably will, unless they change the lore drastically, and they may as they have said Arcane lore doesn't mean it will work or happen the same as in game, but she will probably be kinda front and center in S2 plot. Cait's next thing should be her in game origin in how she became the sheriff of Piltover. Now the rest of the council... well, one or two might live maybe, but none of them are particularly big names. My guess on S2 will be Camille will come into play though, at least for the Piltover parts. Zuan will more than likely have Warwick and Blitzcrank show up and possibly a setup for S3 with Urgot if I had to take a guess, at least if they plan to stay in only that region of the world. It is all guesses, but it would lead into a lot of the in game lore.
I was waiting for this. You said so many times how you hate Silco and how irredeemable he is. I was wonderig will this show make you cry for the villain (which is very rare, only when villains are done right) ;)
Also the explosion if from the liquids in the rocket not the ball, same liquids you can see in Jinx's grenades when Victor tried to disarm it, but just a tiny amount compared to the rocket.
P.S. Showrunners said Arcane isn't "entirely" canonical, they said they'll do what's best for the show, not necessarily boxing themselves in to being 100% canonical. So they "might" die.
recommendation for next react (though you will have to edit out a couple of seconds) is cyberpunk edgewalkers. The emotional damage train must continue.
Yeah idk...its pretty adult, but maybe
Here's my thoughts for what might happen to the council. Most of them will likely die. But the Hexcore is somehow connected to Viktor and maybe it will sense he's in danger and protect him (he's sitting next to Jayce, so it might inadvertently shield him in the process). But Mel will be amongst those that die. Her mother will go to war with both Piltover and the Undercity over this and make everything so much worse for all involved.
I cry twice every single time I watch this episode. First when Jinx tells Vi that she never left, how she heard her voice pushing her, keeping her alive... and second when Ella (Jinx's VA)'s voice breaks when she says "I tho-ght maybe... you could love me like you used to." I'm the oldest of 4 and she reminds me so, so much of my sister. I'm glad in the real world we have therapy at least. Amazing show, and absolutely amazing direction, voice acting, and animation in the climax.
Alternatively, we could also react to more sad shows :D
That’s true!!!
Honestly? Silco genuinely seemed to care for her at the end.. in whatever messed up way it was, he did love her deeply as a father.. the fact he was so scared when jinx looked hurt and wanted to save her. The fact he had everything he wanted in the palm of his hand, everything he strived for, sacrificed for, FOUGHT for, right in his reach. And all he had to do was give them jinx. And he hesitated.
I mean this is SILCO we are talking about.. the man preaching about real power coming to those that'd do anything to achieve them.. He would have done ANYTHING for freedom. Except give his daughter away it seemed. And then there is the fact that he used his last words not to manipulate her (as he could have literally said anything else that wouln't comfort her to manipulate her) and seemed to genuinely want to comfort her for killing a father once again. In my mind this tells me that he did, in fact, love her deeply. Yes, he was evil, yes, he was bad. But he was one of the deepest and best villains written out there. And he died not a leader, nor a martyr.. but a father . And thats what i love about him as a character. I cannot bring myself to fully hate him somehow, he just did the wrong things for a right cause (in his mind that is)
And he also genuinely seemed to believe in his cause.. as i personally think he would have stopped attacking piltover once Zaun was independent and he reached his goal. I mean he had a pretty civil conversation with one of piltover's councilers about peace after all.. and he seemed tired of it all when he was talking/drinking at Vander's statue..
He finally understood why vander gave up fighting. Why he went for peace in the way that he did. He didnt want to lose his children, or in silco's case; jinx.
The one purpose he had for surviving that day, the only thing he strived for for more than a decade, seemed trivial in front of his daughter. He wasn't power hungry, he was revenge seeking, clinging to the only thing that gave him purpose after the betrayal: the cause. Freeing Zaun.
But thats just my take you can think whatever you want about him or this show~ thats the beauty of arcane.. multiple interpretations and stunning attention to detail😌👌
Thank you for this reaction! Your reactions were golden and it was fun to see. I, too, cried my eyes out when silco died.. but for different reasons it seems XD
Anyhow great reaction! Def gonna sub! You deserve all the views(uωu 人)💕
Put your cursor on the council chamber and push R to fire the Super Mega Death Rocket straight for an Octa-kill!
😂😂😂