Arcane Is a Masterpiece

[@marvache9652]

I never considered Vi's shoulder thing might be because of the injury from the door! that's a cool detail

[@jeremybowser7690]

Yeah, I didn't catch that either. This show really is amazing.

[@robertstryker2]

Silco did want to kill Powder at first, that's why he was hiding the knife. It wasn't until she told her that Vi abandoned her that he saw himself in her that he decided to take her in. You can see him hesitate and look at Vander's corpse before hugging her

[@Galimeer5]

In Jinx's first fight scene, she's getting the hero treatment. Before we even see her, we see what she's capable of, with that scene in the cargo hold. Then she walks out of the smoke like a badass, whips out her grenades and starts kicking ass. She's coordinated, confident, her gadgets are working flawlessly. She's finally a badass like Vi was. But then we get that girl with the pink hair. And we see the cracks.

[@killer3000ad]

Vi's shoulder roll definitely feels more like an old injury. I had a shoulder injury doing combat sports and for years it bugged me cause i tried to walk it off and didn't get medical attention. The result being that for years afterwards i had a constant tightness in it that required me to stretch it to relieve it.

[@congamez4198]

Yeah I've done a fair bit of sport in my life so I know just how much an injury can mess you up. I've tried to walk off muscle injuries before now because I didn't want it getting looked at in case it put me out of action for while. Looking back it's just a dumb thing to do but that's why injuries are the worst thing about sports

[@kaizen5023]

Also she does the ear-to-shoulder self-cracking neck maneuver before a fight, which is common among boxers and martial artists who are loosening up before a fight, as you can see if you watch an MMA bout, and I do this myself many times per day because of neck issues.

[@kaizen5023]

^so that just makes her that more real IMO

[@alfredorivera5764]

That scene where Vander walks out of the smoke its so badass. But knowing why he is doing it is what make such a beautiful scene. A parent's love is a beautiful thing.

[@leonielson7138]

Ekko: "I used to have a crush on you, until you started talking to the gun." Jinx named her minigun Pow-Pow, Vi's childhood nickname for Powder. "I'm going to burn your city to ashes, then see what Pow-Pow thinks."

[@jeremybowser7690]

Get Jinxed! ;)

[@coldbattery]

2 weeks after watching arcane, I still can't keep this show out of my head. in this day and age , every good shows get forgotten pretty quick, but this one is a keeper I guess

[@ViewTube_Dan]

Cut VI some slack. She was used all her life to solve any problems with violence. When this traumatic event happend she was so hurt and unable to think that the only reaction she could give was base instinct trying to punch the situation she was facing and unable to solve.

[@bellac6311]

People forget that she is also a child in this scene. No child has the emotional stability to react to THAT in a healthy manner

[@Acceleration50]

@@bellac6311 And plus when she realizes that she is hurting Powder she walks away not to abandon her but just to calm down, as seen by her not walking to far off and trying to run back when she sees Silco beside Powder.

[@bellac6311]

@@Acceleration50 Yeah exactly. She goes to cool off because she doesnt actually want to hurt powder, amd she obviously had all intentions of returning to her once she had calmed a bit

[@gustavgustav2670]

Powder could have easily gone after her as well.

[@ravendelacour1917]

One of the thing you touched on about Powder/Jinx isn't talked about much in other commentaries. So many people talk about how Powder could have been "saved" from becoming Jinx is this event or that event didn't occur or occurred differently. The problem with that is that from frame one, Powder was destined to become a person comfortable with violence. Exposure to violence and loss at the scale at that young an age will normalize the act of violence. This is why Jinx later laughs off the death of the Enforcers. People dying en masse is a day ending in y to her, not something shocking. Look at Powder's childhood talents: marksmanship and explosive ordinance. Compared this to Vi, who being older and able to better emotionally process things when the massacre occurred, focuses on non-lethal violence and non-violent crimes like theft. Even if the bomb incident didn't kill her family in Episode 3, even if Silco had never entered the picture, the best Powder could hope for is to be an individual who channeled their violence into more socially acceptable avenues like being a bodyguard, enforcer, mercenary or going with her engineering talent, an armorer.

[@carpevinum8645]

Vi was still not an adult. More responsible than powder? Yes. Responsible for the overall situation? No. She didn't actually leave Powder, for all Powder is perfectly reasonable in coming to that conclusion. It was a truly tragic series of events.

[@carpevinum8645]

I loved how Silco didn't know which way his deputy was going to go when the other underworld heads attempted the coup. For a moment he shakes and looks scared as Sword swings.

[@ShinyGoldSteelix]

And I love Sevika's response. Finn wasn't worth her time, but Silco was slipping and it was only a matter of time before she traded up.

[@jatilq]

17:08 Thank you. I think the fact that Powder is a genius, she is only 7yrs old. Vi says to Caitlyn that her 7yr old sister made that jump. We see Powders first jump in ep1. I say genius, because she was tech in the group. She kept their playroom in order, setup the alarm system and figures out the hextech. I wouldn't be surprised if she made the shimmer arm in episode 4 after seeing the mechanical butterflies. My point. She is seven and Vi is like a mother to her. Vi takes her on a heist and Powder gets extremely dangerous weapons. It doesn't matter that they don't know this at that point. Vi is responsible for anything that happens (Vander if points this out for the audience). You cant tell a young child that they aren't good enough and not expect her to try to change that. You also have to understand that Powder wants to help no matter what, the same way VI does. They left a child alone with everyone that matters her not possibly returning. I've seen so many people blame powder as though she was an adult, but she is as child who in a moment discovers she killed most of the people she loves. The final person abandons her when she needs family the most. Jinx is my favorite, because she is one of the rare villain's you see written so well who have mental health issues.

[@Acceleration50]

I mean... I'm not denying what you said but you also can't deny that Vi was also a child doing irresponsible things, some of them being bringing Powder along on jobs and leaving her alone for a second after what just happened. Also she realizes that she was hurting her in the heat of the moment she just has to walk away and cool down, so I feel we shouldn't put all the fault on Vi either.

[@jatilq]

@Zenolegor She's 9, her voice actress(Powder) said so.

[@jatilq]

@Zenolegor That's total BS. The worse you have grown up, the more you're protective of your family. This is the only unrealistic part of the series. When Vi left, Powder had no one. There is no way a older sibling would've left her. And no way in Hell would she left her that last time in enemy territory.

[@AeveryW]

@@jatilq Actually that really depends on the person. What you're saying is one of the things that happens the most, but not everyone is the same. Vi wanted to protect Powder by leaving her out of the worst that could happen. It's a good reason why she left her alone even tho it wasn't good enough. I love that Vi atleast tried to protect her

[@coldbattery]

everything happened to that little girl is tragic . I am not saying you should be sympathy with jinx, jinx is absolutely far gone. but powder is definitely the victim here

[@crazypomp927]

I never noticed Vi's shoulder thing at all before you mentioned it, but I think you're right that it's a result of injury from episode three because the writers are consistent with that sort of stuff across the board. Something similar I just noticed in my 3rd viewing of act 1 is that in Jayce's flashback to the snowstorm when his mom collapses, the shot of her lying in the snow shows some of her fingers have turned black, implying frostbite. I then realized that when we see Jayce's mom again during the trial, those gold things on her fingers aren't some fashion accessory like I first thought; they're mechanical prosthetics needed after losing her fingers from the frostbite! I thought that was so cool. Strangely we see that one of the councilors has these for every finger which suddenly makes her unknown backstory all the more interesting.

[@Shythalia]

About Vi's shoulder thing, I don't disagree that the writers may have added that detail in but I think it's also likely that maybe they didn't write that in and the animators just did that without the writers' knowledge. Fortiche does pretty much control all the visuals in the show so, they can add some details the writers never thought of, like Vi smiling when she saw Caitlyn being a flirt to that girl at the brothel. Again, not disagreeing. Just merely suggesting that it could also be a Fortiche thing.

[@leonielson7138]

Silco intended to use Powder to draw Vi out until Powder declared that Vi wasn't her sister any more. At that point, he realized that Powder was a kindred spirit. Powder's eyes are grey, Silco's Jinx's eyes are blue, while our Jinx's eyes are purple. In the last shot of Episode 3, her eyes are purple - she's our Jinx, even before getting juiced up by Shimmer at the end of Episode 8 and the tea party in episode 9. When she tells Vi that she, her sister, created Jinx, you can go back and see the moment it happened.

[@ClockMonsterLA]

I understand the feeling that Vi and Caitlyn's relationship is a bit rushed, and to an extent I suppose that's true given the limited amount of episode time available for it. The only thing I'll say is that nothing creates a strong bond faster than working and living through a crisis together. If anyone were to suggest that the immediacy of their bond was in direct proportion to the intensity of the crises they experienced together, I'd accept that explanation and not really question it much further.

[@bellac6311]

Also, theyre lesbians. We move through the stages of a relationship like fucking sonic

[@Lucifer-vb8gd]

@@bellac6311 lol yes

[@gman7497]

I definitely think it was something the writers really wanted to establish before going into season 2 because presumably there will be a bunch more events kicking off and time will be even more limited. It's fast, but it works well enough because they both are put in extremely vulnerable positions and come thru for each other, that can carry alot of weight, especially considering the two are already very attracted to each other physically.

[@crazypomp927]

The fact that they go through such extreme experiences together is precisely why I didn't even question how quickly their feelings developed. It's not the healthiest way to start a relationship and will likely lead to something fast and passionate that fizzles when the crises stop, but it is wholly believable to me.

[@thehutch1674]

I mean they aren’t even in a relationship yet, they’ve only really been flirting with each other the whole time, and the one time they really bring it up, the scene practically ends in a break up. And that’s really the last time they interact (when not attending a tea party hosted by a psychotic lunatic). There’s no kiss, there’s no “I love you,” they just know they have feelings for each other, and that’s really just the start of a relationship. And after everything they’ve been through it makes sense to me

[@norahhitt104]

I think it all comes down to Jinx knowing she's crazy and just accepting it in all of its ups and downs. As she states, she didn't become like that she was made to be that way by everyone around her forcing her further into corners of her mind where it's either you deal with those demons by making friends with them or kicking their asses. My point being at some point you have to realize that there are always gonna be the monsters in your head you have to fight and it's about how you choose to deal with them is what matters because you can only be the you that you want

[@leonielson7138]

Everything you need to know about Mylo and Claggor is said in Episode 3 Mylo: "We're going with you. Vander's our dad, too."

[@-ix-3152]

Exactly this, we don't need more explanation because that line says it all and even before then it's safe to assume something similar happened to them as to what happened with Vi and Jinx!

[@kemma_]

I honestly cannot believe how perfect of a show Arcane is, I thought we reached peak content

[@coldbattery]

yeah

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

Everybody calls this a cliffhanger ending, I respectfully beg to differ. It’s the perfect ending of the story of the transformation of Powder into Jinx, which was the meat of the plot. All through Acts II and III Powder/Jinx is unstable, battling delusions, hallucinations, feelings of guilt and PTSD, trying to find an identity which can provide some mental relief. Vi’s reconnection _almost_ brings what’s left of Powder back to the fore, and for a moment you can see Powder in her eyes, but Silco’s influence, combined with the presence of Caitlyn (the REPLACEMENT sister in Jinx’ mind), starts her final downward spiral. Her pulling the trigger on the Fishbones weapon completes that transformation. Powder fell down a well. Now Jinx is in charge. The moment the missile hit the window insured war between Zaun and Piltover. What happens next won’t really be a surprise in the classical sense.

[@-Scrapper-]

In that revolution scene, as I saw it powder doesn't cry is because she doesn't understand the concept of death due to her age. But she feels for vi crying even though she doesn't understand why she's crying.

[@catoi6324]

I was screaming through my teeth during that dinner scene I'm not gonna lie, at all.

[@LegatusLucius1994]

Dude this show is so good I cried even at spoken to descriptions of events that take place in the show without seeing pictures

[@PandemoniumVice]

1:30 I know the game pretty well. I've been playing casually (I did Ranked one season, hit Gold. Never. Again.) for, I guess a full decade almost. I watched the first act, and dragged in a friend who knew literally nothing about LoL beyond, "Isn't it that, like game that's big in South Korea?", just to confirm if what I watched really was that good or not, because I just couldn't believe it. How could an adaptation be this good? I HAD to have been very subconsciously biased after 10 years of that shit, right? No. The answer was no. She loved every minute of it, and literally broke down in tears twice. Once at the finale of the first act, and again at the very end, because there wasn't any more to watch.

[@helenarusbjerg3922]

you cant be more right. I think that jinx has been through so much that she kinda deserves a happy ending bc in the game she is still crazy but happy, though there were some meaning full lines in this series like when Vi was fighting sevika, Vi saw Vander and he said "she still needs you" and jinx asked Vi are we still sisters and vi said nothing is ever going to change that. the last thing jinx said was " I thought maybe you could love me like you used to even though I am different. all those things were not used in season 1 and by the viewer ship of jinx and vi maybe they will change it too season 2 bc you can see how jinx is when she is with her sister vi and as you said Jinx was not cool and crazy but you could see her PTSD and trauma of Jinx . In the start when riot shows us how close Vi and Jinx/powder was it kinda should add up to by all of the forgotten stuff and meaning full lines maybe we can have a season 2 were Jinx and Vi will be friends again honestly Jinx deserves it. The last thing is that jinxes face when she looked at Vi you could see the pain in her eyes how much she wants to be loved by her sister bc she just shot her father and now she is alone and that is my theory to the next season . hope you can respond to this :)

[@congamez4198]

Yeah totally agree with all you've brought it. The show definitely attempts to make you feel sorry for Jinx and for me it succeeds. There are so many many meaningful quotes and they always put a smile on my face. They ended the season spectacularly and I have high hopes for Season 2 🙌

[@EmberlightDeimos]

Noticed in a lot of still shots, Powder was always looking at Vi closely

[@vladavram492]

I noticed that you never mentioned the scientist that works with Silco. The most amusing thing is that he, Singed, is the one that ties in most plot threads. As well as the fact that he will continue to be important in the second season, so pay a bit more attention to him.

[@congamez4198]

That is really good point actually. I'm not done with this show yet so maybe I'll give him some attention soon.... appreciate the feedback man

[@Shythalia]

Hope we get to see more of how f---ed up he is.

[@lidialavender]

This show is just giant MASSIVE and oddly realistic as for an animation just a butterfly affect. It's so nice to watch because this is how things happen in real life. No one decision that could change things, everything is happening for multiple reasons and have multiple outcomes for all sides and characters/people involved or effected by it. THRUELY AMAIZING!🤯

[@kcg1676]

Two times I gasped at a Netflix show: in Daredevil, when the bad guy killed himself because he knew he was dead already for betraying Wilson Fisk, and that punch from Vi in episode 3.

[@maegrenofwithy2763]

That shoulder roll spot made me subscribe. Excellent essay.

[@knightlyvalentine]

true story about how this came to be in my life i knew of league of legends because i'm a gamer but didn't know anything about it and haven't played it knew about Jinx but again knew nothing about her just that she's from league of legends then a recommended youtube video comes up something like therapist reacts to Jinx curiously i watched it because i wanted to know more about Jinx and knew of her for a couple of years at this point and that's how i found out about arcane and wow this show is a godsend it truly is perfection and Jinx "Jinx is perfect" HIGHLY RECOMMEND watching this so good 10/10

[@LegatusLucius1994]

This show is so good I've seen several different breakdowns and documentaries about this from different KZbinrs

[@catthecowardlylion4502]

I’m gonna rewatch that scene again but Vi didnt seem to agree with Mylo in that scene. Kinda acquiescing that he has a point but pointing out his short comings as well

[@carlosbermudez537]

Well stated. Excellent commentary. Arcane is a masterpiece.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

Silco was about to kill Powder, he just wanted to know where Vi was first. He has to kill them all for his plan to work. The reason he took her in was as she threw him self on him explaining her sisters betrayal, he saw himself and Vander in Powder and Vi. The desicion to take her in wasnt made untill like 15 seconds after she jumped him. When he raises his arm before embrasing her he is about to shuv her off but changes his mind. Its a brillian scene, you can see the confusion, pain and memories all across Silcos face as his eyes darts around aimlessly before finally landing on Vanders dead body. It solidifies Silco as an actual person. He IS te villain, there is no question about it... but this, already, cements him as something more than just a cartoonish evil cut-out. He has emotion, motivations, ambitions and values liike everyone else. And this is something they continueously remind us of through out the show. This is why Silco, imo, is one of thebest villains in cinematic history. This is also why most people actually feel sad when he dies. His cause was actually just, the real villains are the Piltover counsil oppressing the undercity. Silco and his crew had all the right to fight them, thats not why hes the villain, its his methods. In a way he is sort of an anit-hero. He is a bit to dark to be considered as such but he share many traits with the architype.

[@KadirDemir7]

excellent review, thank you, i like it very much

[@VGSpoonium]

Incredible essay. YES. please, i want the political one. The theme and depth on every scene on the first act are soo good and deeply human and pictured in one of the most beautifull media we can acces to today. music, sound effect, voice acting, animation overall, chroma contrast and depth, real fights, real emotions (wich by the way feel refreshing as FUCK, there is not enough media accepting having different emotions in different range is a part of being human ) , work arround mannerism and so small details yet so important in acting that make it truly real. Down to the script, the scene overall (Screenshot boy). It's truly a masterpiece (well, people mays say no because imagine dragon, i understand, it's cool, it's not everyone) What i realized recently is by how everything is connected in a good way in order to lead the plot smoothyl, emotionnal, engaging and.. Real, Action have consequence, and you can link the end of episode 3 back to the mage that saved jayce, hell, maybe even at the discover of magic. (or the politic, wich is the other side of the pie). This make the world so fleshed, if they keeping this way, we might get a Runetrra universe. Make it happen

[@ArchyPoppy]

i dont fucking understand how people and why people hate imagine dragons lmao

[@VGSpoonium]

@@ArchyPoppy me neither, but in the end it's fine. Even tho it's hilarious seing some people being uterly digusted by hearing one note of their band

[@ArchyPoppy]

@@VGSpoonium maybe its hating the poupular thing ig? i mean there are tons of shit they have made better than whats actually popular abt them but is it something to hate for idk

[@dbsmgmt5354]

Great video, thenk you. The show is just incredible.

[@twistl.is.t817]

Great story telling.👌

[@rod4309]

i don't really understand why... but i like the way you edited the video.

[@rod4309]

I think it has something to do with, the way you put some of the cuts together say what(i think) you wanted to say without you saying a word.

[@congamez4198]

Thanks man I appreciate that 😊. I'll be back to uploading again soon 🙌

[@DropBear2099]

Really good video man

[@congamez4198]

Thank you 🙌

[@ElJorro]

I love Arcane reviews.

[@FakeDessert]

I can't believe you only have 64 subscribers while making THIS type of essays!!!

[@T4N7]

I didn't notice the foreshadowing of Vi catching Powder on the roofs. 👍 but I think u got the length of the time skip wrong. Vi mentions Powder being able to handle keeping up with the gang at age 7 which kinda implies she was 7 in the first 3 episodes since she does the big jump in episode 1 n it seems like those kinds of jumps r an everyday occurrence for them. She is clearly not 12 after the time skip tho. Maybe she is older than 7 but I'd say she has to be at least 16 post time skip n defs wasn't 11 in the first 3 episodes. I think she was 7-8 n is now 16-18 making it an 8-11 yr time skip n I've been friending more of this show n binging all the videos on KZbin about it n seen a lot of people who concur with my guess. I took a screenshot from ur video of Caitlyn when Vi pictures her before the lid is removed cuz I need to get a screenshot also of the first time we see that in the bedroom scene cuz apparently they edited it to make her look better in Vi's memory cuz beauty is in the eye of the beholder. N while on the subject of Vi n Caitlyn, u say that's not enough time to develop a relationship... have u met lesbians? Some stereotypes r exaggerations of truth n a lesbian moving in on the 2nd date is one of those thats surprisingly not as much of an exaggeration as u'd think. Literally a quote from my life about 10 months ago... (I'm bi n polyamorous n my gf lives outside the city n I usually spend a whole weekend there when I see her) ME: "U won't believe it, someone at work misunderstood *1st guy I went on a date with* for my bf n when I told him so we could share a laugh he said he liked the sound of that n asked me to be his gf. :3" HER: "Ok, u can be his gf during the week but ur mine during the weekend." ME: "Wait, did u just ask me to be ur gf?" HER: "Aren't u alrdy?" (It was less than 2 months I'd known her n all our dates were me spending the weekend at her house n our 1st date was like the week before xmas n our 2nd date was disobeying the lockdown to spend the weekend partying just the 2 of us... so ya, sometimes our relationships work faster than even we can keep track of

[@crazypomp927]

I don't think the line about Powder being able to make the jump when she was 7 is meant to imply that she was 7 in the first 3 episodes. It looks to me like she ages up from early adolescence (10-12) to mid-late teens (15-17). Ekko seems to be a year or two younger. Time jump is most likely 5 or 6 years.

[@vanteal]

Also, people enjoy a "Good story" it doesn't matter how much shit is being blown up, or how real it looks, people would rather watch two characters locked in a room for 90 minutes if the characters are well written and the banter between them is done well than a fuckin' transformers marval universe mega extravaganza in 10 different movies..

[@flowerss.992]

Maybe the person vander was beating in the beginning was silco??

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Excellent video. Yes, to me, the season misses an episode. It's one of its two flaws (the others are easily eclipsed by the good) : this, and the lack of intel regarding what happened during the time jump. A tenth episode would have let time for the writer a) to develop the relationships, especially between Silco and Jinx (weren't those two glorious together ?), and b) to add flashbacks. But hey... let's not be ungrateful. And maybe they'll add those flashbacks in season 2, to allow the viewers to get a better understanding of who the two sisters have become. That's what I'd do anyway...

[@SethHMG]

The part about Vi picturing Caitlyn’s face…is very much like Pitt’s character Mills picturing his wife’s head in a box at the climax of Se7en.

[@tobyriecke3972]

I think that Arcane had an advantage other adaptations usually don’t have, as LoL lore isn’t exactly at the forefront of the game, the gameplay and PvP is. The lore, in my opinion, just gives some basic reasoning behind what’s happening. I know many LoL players, including myself, that played the game for a while but know very little about the lore. A lot of video game adaptations are from games that have clear and present stories that the adaptation creators don’t get a grasp of. It’s also a benefit that it’s animated, as many things that characters do in video games would break suspension of disbelief in live action. Another huge benefit is that the developers of the game had a direct say in what happened in Arcane, they were hands on, while a lot of video game adaptations are made by big studios looking for a cash grab and don’t truthfully understand the game.

[@congamez4198]

Funnily enough in my recent video I discuss these exact issues. It definitely had an advantage in that sense but at the same time it still managed to craft an incredible story from nothing whilst the others failed whilst an entire universe set up beforehand, so I don't know which is more impressive, their failures or Arcane's success. But yeah it is obvious that certain directions simply didn't understand the universes they were given.

[@tobyriecke3972]

@@congamez4198 yep! Honestly I think it just comes down to the motivation behind the creation of the adaptation. Usually it’s just some big studio that sees an easy cash grab, but In Arcane’s case it was very passionately crafted by the games creators and has been in development for years. Also In this video you talked about “continuation of a story” when making an adaptation. That’s what a lot of people want, but usually it’s very difficult. But vice versa, it’s possible (E.I making a canon game as a continuation of a movies story), as shown by the success of Jedi: Fallen Order.

[@halneufmille]

Thinking about where the story might go in Season 2, I think a falling off of Jace and Victor could be interesting. Either of them could become an interesting villain. Or Mel's mom.

[@mito-pb8qg]

Yeah. That. The title really says it all.

[@WasoTremere]

Jinx... the result of overprotection, lack of limits and not allowing responsibilities and consequences to be accepted

[@littlepancake639]

this is all fault of the counsil of piltover. if they had paid attetion to the undercity and cared to help them, they wouldnt have motivated a riot leaded by vander and silco, the parents of vi and jinx wouldnt have died and all of them might have had a nice simple life in the indepent nation of zaun

[@casperryborg4869]

You are aware that you're doing the EXACT thing they did, right? You are sitting on the internet blaming fictional characters for being ignorant to suffering and just live their happy life. You live a life of luxury instead spending time on helping starving or dying people in the world. The only difference between you and the people of Piltover, is that you actually know how people suffer, the citizens in Piltover does not (which we learn through Caitlyn and Jayce). Maybe you should look inwards before pointing fingers at other people mate.

[@aniket8350]

Great video mate, but i can only hear from my right headphones i am pretty sure it's from your end Anyways i loved this review

[@level9drow856]

Arcane is a better League of Legends than League of Legends.

[@casperryborg4869]

How can it be better? They are trying to achieve two different goals. Arcane is going deep into the story and characters. League Of Legends is a moba game where the focus is to be better than the enemy team, and win. Your take was horrible, and I sure hope it was ironic. Comparing these two is like comparing the sun and the moon.

[@level9drow856]

@@casperryborg4869 Arcane is better than League of Legends. If you disagree that's fine. Just say you disagree and like League of Legends.

[@Shythalia]

Sure, the game may be ehhhh but the lore is pretty good. Arcane just enhances its world.

[@forcecaptainoverlordsuprem2964]

Sure, I don't mind subscribing

[@congamez4198]

Thank you good sir 🤝

[@lonerimortal8]

just a question. why are you only talking to me through the right side of my headphone?

[@congamez4198]

I've seen someone else mention that. I've tested it myself and yet I can hear the video through both sides. Very weird 🤔

[@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32]

It doesn't expressively show adult material like sex scenes or heavy violence but you would have to be brain dead to not realize that is what it is showing. I mean the beheading scene is a good example, you don't see the blood or gore but you know pretty explicitly that the person was beheaded.

[@Paimonology]

jinx is like anton chigurh killing machine, silco very solid character independent,untainted by influence from other character.this drama well get more better and better

[@darien8675]

The writer is so good that they are multiple viewpoints because u could look at it as if it’s not VI’s fault. It’s all your path to decide I honestly don’t know where I stand 😅😂

[@saltynacl9344]

Silco is totally a terrible person. Having a noble goal and emotions is not the criteria we should be using to qualify a person as good. He thinks nothing of killing people, selling life ruining drugs, and threatening people using their children. I sympathize with him, agree with him, hell I even admire him, but Silco is evil.

[@aniket8350]

Agree, i love silco (the character) but he is a evil guy

[@Eveis]

I sub

[@porolinio]

m left ear feels lonely :P

[@cristudorcristiana1350]

Great video! You should have more subs =((

[@congamez4198]

Thank you. Really appreciate it 🙌

[@siennastill8934]

I would say that vi created jinx and silco killed powder

[@LegatusLucius1994]

At the very least making out there is a such thing as deep relationship without sexuality like with Sabine and Ezra in Rebels

[@lakshaykochhar6799]

Man, the way you say Deckard is kind of funny to me.

[@GhostEmblem]

"Maybe I'll do another video about the politics of arcane" Me: subscribe notifications: The Political Side of Arcane Is Incredible Me: That was quick **Clicks notification** Video unavailable This video contains content from Netflix, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds. >:(

[@congamez4198]

Yeah I had a few issues last night regarding copyright. However I believe that I've sorted it now. Try checking now :)

[@LegatusLucius1994]

Vi and Caitlin are just friends this show is not a stranger to sexual relationships it would have been shown if that was their intent

[@janewolf6390]

I get the feeling you didn’t actually watch the show or see their interactions lmao. They’ve only known each other like a week, of course they aren’t gonna be having sex already. Their relationship is just starting