Arcane - Episode 2x8 REACTION!! "Killing Is a Cycle" (League of Legends)

[@Italo-Mateus]

11:34 I'll never get over Jayce saying "Quiet" when eveybody was already silent 😂

[@shanekratzert]

Except, they weren't... they were all having quiet conversation with one another in typical high-end fashion.

[@ivanrasmussen8875]

You will NOT be disappointed by the finale. It's epic

[@Italo-Mateus]

1:29 Not yet, this character is supposed to be LeBlanc, a Noxian champion from the game, she only manifests in this show through clones, her true body remains probably in Noxus

[@Charlieggu]

The king delivers again!🔥🔥🔥

[@regent2125]

This episode was like a roller coaster full of emotions 😭💔

[@daniellaaa24]

I think rewatch episode 6 when Viktor and Singed are having that dialogue. You seem a bit confused about what’s going on…

[@joaovitorqbs]

I think we also saw the woman with blue hair while she was arrested as one of the Jinxers right? And when Jinx saves everybody from the prison and they have a moment

[@Jelle-Productions]

Have you watched Fear (1996)? If not, I'd absolutely love to see your reaction to it!

[@jzm7877]

❤❤

[@aubreymclean7712]

Watch Badd Medicine and JerBear's reactions to the show. They are two of my (other) favorite channels.

Bro, Caitlyn poisoned the undercity, let Ambessa opress them, and catch any innocent and unrelated people in her crossfire to her Vendetta for the killing of her mother. Jinx had only attacked Zaun's oppressors: enforcers (that we know they killed undercity's people, THIS PARENTS along others) and the council. And yes, there were not that bad people in the council, but it's the same council that neglected the undercity and let the crime grow. Obviously it's bad, but I think Piltover should FIRST answer for all the misery they let flourish in the undercity. "The Lanes" was the poor neighbour of Piltover, the mines from where all the raw materials for inventions and buildings and technologicals advanced came from. Even Vander choose violence one and kill enforcers (remember the opening scene of season one???).

[@Italo-Mateus]

So it's okay Jinx bombing Enforcers twice, bomb the Council(a terrorist act without any purpose, just out of madness) and a Zaun attack at a memorial, but the moment Piltover answers going after Jinx suddently they are drastic and oppressors? Let's just admit both sides did horrible things, but don't try to justify Jinx's attacks.

[@MovieFusion]

Most characters in this show aren't entirely innocent. But Vander killing enforcers in the opening I was assuming was due to self-defense of others. Because we saw a lot of dead people on the bridge, I'm assuming enforcers killed them. So I would personally say that's different than Jinx blowing a hole in the Council building and killing a few people. Regardless if the people she killed weren't entirely innocent themselves. Alos, Jinx had killed a few others if I can recall. Like a few of the Firelights. The Firelights weren't Zaun's oppressors.

[@phoenix1985gr]

@@MovieFusion What bothers me more than anything in this season is the hift on how firelights view Jinx and Sevika. Last season their number one oppressor was Silco and the chembarons themeselves "poisoning" the innocents with shimmer for profit. Ekko himself states several of the firelights dies in the hands of Silco and him "men", but this season everything gets... Forgotten? Feelss weird from my perspective

[@MovieFusion]

@@phoenix1985gr I can kind of agree with that. I do think the end of the season was slightly rushed. Maybe it could've used a few extra episodes to have the undercity conflict resolved before getting into all the Viktor's army stuff.

[@dertgok9813]

@@phoenix1985gr Yeah, but at the same time firelights were freed from the prison by Jinx and Sevika, and they understood that all of them are now in one boat. Ekko also came to a conclusion for a more peaceful attitude after seeing AU Zaun and Piltover. So, everythind that happens in the plot is justified.

[@Siddiquiirfan4]

❤❤❤❤