How is ARCANE THIS GOOD?!? | Arcane Rant

Arcane is a videogame adaptation that prioritizes being a great story over selling its game. Everything about it feels like art, so I want to talk about it.
Spoilers for: Arcane, Spider-man, Record of Ragnorak, Castlevania Season 4
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Twitter: @FallenGale

[@AppleBaron]

Btw, that "boring-looking guy" is Ray Chen, a real violinist, who performed multiple pieces in Arcane)

[@slintirreg]

and plays a violin that cost 10 milion $ - an actual Stradivari

[@ljyljy88]

real life is boring i guess

[@dzhk143]

Ohh i know now

[@AscendantStoic]

Oh...that's him!, he totally kills it with his performance in Sting's "What Could Have Been", simply amazing.

[@mangasaint]

@@mischr13 it’s just ultimate swag, wouldn’t you like playing on and collecting the best of you can afford it? That being said, most artists and studios will get things on loan and return them when they finish.

[@kevinjheath]

I disagree with you on one point. Caitlyn is actually trying to find herself. Hers is a voyage of self-discovery. She knows that she has been sheltered by her parents, lied to by her society, and longs to see the "Real World." Piltover is a world of masks and appearances. Hell, her parents wanted her to never see Jayce again after his mishap. When she meets Vi she gets a shot of reality and sees a person without masks. Vi is real. She says what she means and doesn't mince words. What you see is what you get. This makes Caitlyn, who was already questioning things, begin to open up to a new world and new viewpoints. Marcus showing his true colors shatters what is left of her preconceptions and makes her question the very nature of Piltover and the undercity. The enforcers that she idolized under Grayson are shown to be the corrupt thugs that Vi said they were. She at that point begins to realize who she wants to be and what values she actually stands for. This gets doubled down on when the council refuses to see reason and Vi tells her to forget her. Caitlyn is far from done with her version of the hero's journey, but all the elements are there.

[@FallenGale]

I think you misunderstood my point. Everything you said happens during the story, in the present. I agree that Caitlyn gets development through the current narrative. What I argue is that they don't spend a lot of time on WHY she disagrees with her parents or why she wants to pursue the truth. That allow us to infer that info from her general character instead of telling us. Thank you for your comment!

[@m.c.a.2699]

lmao this is also the current point im at in life. i could spot parallels between my journey and hers while watching, it was nice to see!

[@Bee-zr5pb]

Silco was the most interesting "villain" I've seen in years. He went from being a hateable villainous guy with understandable motives, to slowly becoming a mirror of episode 1 Vander, to crying my eyes out when he died despite him being a terrible person. The writing is so good.

[@jaemelancholy1684]

What did he do? Why is everyone saying that blank piece of wood is a good character?

[@raistormrs]

Caitlyn didn't need a complex background for she was the anchor of sanity for the viewers who try to digest the madness, thanks to Cait, one can connect with someone, one surely knows won't do anything crazy, and her being cute whilst doing so is just a nice bonus.

[@artboymoy]

I feel her talk with Grayson was all we really needed to get why she's where she is in the future. Although I wouldn't mind seeing more of how she developed her detective side.

[@coltonwilliams4153]

You’re right. Between the politicians, the war orphans, and the mad scientists, Cait was literally the only sane person in the show.

[@DM-Raven]

This whole series embraces the philosophy of "actions speak louder than words." There are so many shows that don't respect their audience and feel the need to explain and remind them of everything that's going on. For example, there's a scene in the third episode where Vi gives Powder a flare and tells her to light it if she needs her. Three episodes later, Jinx lights the flare at a pivotal moment. In a normal show, we would have a flashback to Vi telling Jinx saying "Light the flare to find me," but this show trusts its audience to have enough of a brain to remember what the flare is and where it came from. Also, if we look at Echo vs. Jinx, when Echo tackles her and starts beating the shit out of her, he doesn't need to tell her how sad he is that they're fighting (something a normal show would do). He just looks at her, and both characters pause for a moment, a sadness in their eyes and a realization of how fucked up the situation is. ITS SO FUCKING GOOD and it would be ruined with words by a normal show.

[@LNMTerry]

Ekko* REEEEEEE jk

[@biazacha]

The whole Ekko and Jinx fight is a masterclass in storytelling; he gives a smug and plays the clock exactly how he did as kid - she recognizes it and there’s a second where she pauses like saying “really?” but her answer was to also smile and go to stance. The audience knows that there’s something there but before we can connect the dots the sequence kicks in and drags home how tragic the whole situation truly is. Pick any show that treats its audience like they’re dumbasses and Ekko would start a long monologue about how they used to play x and whatnot. In less than 5 minutes we get more action, character depth and plot development than some shows get after a whole season.

[@Karanthaneos]

To be perfectly fair, they do put a voiceover of Vi repeating what she said about lighting the flare, as well as Vander's voice when Caitlin tells Vi she has a good heart. I'd say we're so used to them going overboard with explanation and flashbacks something like that is acceptable, considering it's so small and non-intrusive.

[@DM-Raven]

@@Karanthaneos They do sometimes have a voice-over reminder. But as you said, a normal series would have an involved cut-scene while this show respects the audience enough to give a hint rather than a detailed callback.

[@hawkins347]

This is also unfortunately why viwers often miss build up towards certain things or visual storytelling details or leads them to misunderstand or misconstrue situations because people are so used to getting things spelled out to them. Good examples can be found whenever storyline involves Mel. People are quick to dismiss her as manipulative, corrupt or evil because they miss the build up towards the Mel/Jayce romance or that the reason she votes for putting him on the council is because he can't get his and Viktor's projects to help the undercity greenlit without council's explicit consent, which he offhandedly mentions in episode 4 and then complains to her about (and their dialogue implies it's not the first time they've had that conversation). Even when given additional information about her in episode 7, 8 and 9, where it's shown that she actually shares Jayce's idealism and desire to help, some viewers are already too set in their interpretation to process that, which is unfortunate. But it also makes it a great show to rewatch because you always find a new detail, foreshadowing or callback.

[@expressodepresso5909]

5 years after leaving the game and she still has ptsd over Fizz A true gamer

[@junpeidaman]

funny cuz nowadays he is overshadowed pretty much by any other new assassin 😭 my boy has seen better days

[@iiiivvvv9986]

@@junpeidaman say that again once he locks you in place, dodges all your skillshots, land on top of you and kill you in a few seconds and by only using two abilities

[@junpeidaman]

@@iiiivvvv9986 nah man I’m gonna be the Fizz, I main him XD

[@CH-ls7ye]

lmao as a bronze tier lux main i feel this 🦈💀

[@Albertosn3]

Seeing how every character to some degree seems to foil each other in some way it does help connect the story to each other Both Silco and Jayce have to deal with leadership and "allies" who are more of a hindrance to their plans Heimer advocates for restraint with advancement to avoid calamity while Singed kinda started one (he made the addictive Shimmer that screwed over countless people) to advance science in the here and now, and seemingly saved Viktor by doing so. Heck even Silco and Jinx. Silco truly cares for both Zaun and Jinx yet he is also very directly responsible for a lot of the bad things that happen to both of them (being a drug lord and in a way normalizing Jinx's insanity). In the same vein Jinx truly cares for both the families she had with Vander and Silco, but is also very directly responsible for their untimely deaths.

[@justinle1085]

5:26 RIP Ray Chen

[@Kalenz1234]

"Many new characters like Vander" That's Warwick XD

[@lewismackay9533]

See I don't mind imagine dragons cameo it actually made me get more involved in the series as it gives you that weird sort of down the rabbit hole feeling that is connecting something you know from real life to a show that feels like it could actually be a real world from how alive and well developed it is.

[@lockekappa500]

It was ok for me, it was just jarring because I thought they were putting an ACTUAL music video in the middle of the show. Case in point, there's a video out there that puts that entire scene to a different instrumental track and its SOOO much better.

[@s.sumbrella7616]

It personally took me out for a sec until the fight happened

[@VendettaProduction01]

@@s.sumbrella7616 see though I think that was the point. That scene was to pull you out because victor just had his death note signed and it would be far to jarring to go from cry cry sad sad for victor to oh shit knee to the face. They had to have something there to reset you.

[@artboymoy]

And if you all didn't check out the actual Enemy music video, do yourself a favor and look it up. The show producers like putting in music videos every episode, so expect more. I don't mind it at all.

[@thefallenC073]

Honestly their the only reason I even watched

[@jeanluca2002]

I like how Gale is honest and list's Hot Characters for the rule 34 folks as one of the things a show needs!XD

[@TaliEpshtein]

Arcane is very clearly a love letter to the LoL community, that still opens it's arms to accept newcomers which is one of the many reasons it is so wildly, rightfully praised! 💜

[@rustygear447]

So you're saying it's a ploy to lure innocent new souls to be consumed by LoL? They are so evil and it's working!

[@Sin_Of_Greed]

I could literally tell you why Caitlyn does what she does. Because I've been literally in her shoes, or rather she has been in mine. This why her arc is a beatiful one, because it reflects how real people feel and would actually act irl. I come from a wealthy background, and have felt privileged my whole life. So I feel the necessity to share this with others, give others what I have gotten basically as a birth right. Also I feel the need to prove myself more than others, since I basically got dealt such a good hand, I feel the need to prove myself by playing the game. Showing my skill, showing I too should have the right to be here. Showing that, I too should have same rights as everyone. That I am necessary. Can't believe how deep, that got, so fast. I felt that way for a long time, until I didn't. Maybe I will leave that for a another time. But just to tell you this, so you can see how it is justified how Caitlyn feels.

[@slylover123]

Thank you for sharing. Did you want to give some of that wealth to a disadvantaged stranger? 🥺

[@Sin_Of_Greed]

@@slylover123 Surely I can help you somehow if I get to know what you need help with. But just giving away something to a total stranger doesn't sound like a good way to help anybody. What if there's someone who needs it more than you? And if I get to know your situation, there might be official channels I might like you to try, that would be better suited for you than me giving off something. Because there might be people who aren't even that lucky, lucky as you. And judging by the fact that you have a KZbin account, something to type into the comment section with. I know there are a lot of people who are more disadvantaged than *you*

[@slylover123]

@@Sin_Of_Greed you sound like player 1 from squid game lol. So many excuses you've made for yourself that prevent you from helping-so many barriers and hurdles put in place for disadvantaged people to 'earn' charity that it becomes humiliating and dehumanizing for the requestors. Anyway, I am a stranger, so my request, though sincere, would require way more proof. I do acknowledge my blessings, thank you for the reminder. Regardless, I hope you continue to use your status to help at risk populations through individual contributions, trusted organizations, and other means. I am happy to assist with researching such organizations :)

[@vice2versa]

​@@slylover123dude just stop

[@rimurutempest4945]

Say what you want about Riot, but their Animation, Art, and Music department never fails, also, the violinist is the only boring character visually is because he’s the only one who is directly based on an actual person, which is Ray Chen who does the actual performance his character did as well as the violin in the finale.

[@van_bich_phuong]

What about Imagine Dragon...?

[@rimurutempest4945]

@@van_bich_phuong Yeah true, but they were also stylized in the style of the Undercity, so they still really fit the vibe. Ray Chen’s character was just Ray Chen, so he seems plain in comparison.

[@lusurpateur2381]

When it comes to the music, lore and all the animations, Riot is really selective, but animation is rarely made by them, it's generally delegated to some company specialized in it, it's the same for Arcane.

[@slylover123]

Hey there are cameos from the founders of fortiche and they weren't stylized at all, they're kind of Easter eggs lol

[@vice2versa]

​@@rimurutempest4945Ray Chen also looked piltovin

[@evnnns]

Thank you for shouting out Castlevania, I feel like people forgot it/missed it in the bangers of animated video game "adaptations"

[@PredatorH2O]

I cannot for the life of me comprehend the dislike people have for Imagine Dragons. Especially in this show.

[@FallenGale]

To be clear, I don't hate imagine dragons. I just got thrown way off when the episode suddenly was a music video with characters singing the music like a musical. I quite like their music. Thanks for the comment!

[@PredatorH2O]

@@FallenGale I'm pretty sure only the animated band was singing.

[@onceuponatimeandspace]

I also think it's quite clear Grayson makes a strong impression on Caitlyn when they talk after the shooting competition. Grayson depicts her skills as tools of service, and the service being rewarding itself. You can see how Caitlyn is almost shaken by the sentiment, and when it returns to the present with Caitlyn as an Enforcer, Arcane let's us make our own conclusions.

[@Nata-ch2bk]

9:56 -> I think the flashback with Caitlyn at the start of the episode 5 is meant to give us some development for Caitlyn's motivations. We can see that the discussion she had with Grayson had an impact on her, and we can assume that she looked up to Grayson from that point onwards. Therefore giving her motivation to become a respectable enforcer in the future. Especially considering the fact that she's always been gifted with a rifle and that's the weapon of choice of enforcers in Piltover so there was that connection as well.

[@FallenGale]

I agree, but even that was the bare minimum of establishing motivation, so I feel my point still stands. Thanks for your comment!

[@troikas3353]

@@FallenGale I'd argue the bigger driving factor for her is the frustration she's repeatedly shown at not having any agency in her own life. She's shown multiple times trying to break out from the shadow of her parents. Her taking a job "below her station", refusing a ceremonial position in Jayce's staff to stay in the field, being influenced by Grayson's comments on civil service, getting visibly upset by her parents interfering with her career, taking it upon herself to pursue what turned out to be the Silco case. Her story is essentially an idealistic, highly empathetic but also extremely sheltered person, whos frustrated by the gilded cage shes living in, trying to take control of her own life and actually do something good in the world while also slowly having her eyes opened to the reality that life is messier than she thinks it is. There's no denying her personal arc is a secondary plot line in S1, it's not the focus. But its still there and I don't think it was meant to be S1's focus. I suspect that her and Vi are going to be a central story pillar for next season. Vi's own trauma isn't really delved into this season all that much, the hell she went through in prison and the aftermath of everything S1 did to her emotionally. Likewise Cait's not yet finished becoming the person she wants to be. Much like how S1 explored Silco/Jinx and Viktor/Jayce, I imagine S2 will explore Caitlyn/Vi and Heimerdinger/Ekko. I could be wrong, but this show absolutely loves its narrative parallels and these character pairings share thematic similarities.

[@Ace101Mega]

@@troikas3353 I agree with everything. Especially the motivation to become a respectable enforcer. It just take your idol to say something and you take it as a motivation to become like your idol. We see it nowadays IRL.

[@lockekappa500]

I think Gale's point was that we didnt NEED Caitlyn to say why she joined the police force, we didnt need an Episode 3 character arc for her, because the show does so much with so little. The ironic part is people see that as a flaw, that EVERYTHING in the show isnt fleshed out as much as the rest. I see it as being very efficient.

[@gman7497]

Yeah 'fightsplaining' as I call it, is kinda an annoying element of many animes. I'm glad Arcane just gets to the action with as minimal dialogue as possible.

[@AscendantStoic]

The only nitpick I have is with Jayce suddenly knowing how to fight without any prior training, we only knew him as a blacksmith, scientist and politician, but when did he learn how to handle a Hextech transforming hammer in a fight with superhuman mutants when he never shown fighting anybody before or practiced with it. That issue kinda to me out of the scene and I felt they needed some explanation for it same way they showed Vi and Cat practicing their respective combat styles (and even Jinx as powder practices shooting paint guns with Mylo).

[@Shax22132]

@@AscendantStoic That was a bit odd to me as well. I can kind of excuse it with a few reasons. 1. Jayce was fighting berserker type enemies who had very little subtlety, tactics, or training. They were strong and fast, but that was about it. 2. Jayce's weapon was a giant hammer with a shield function and it could also shoot out AOE blasts of energy. That's a pretty forgiving weapon that doesn't require as much skill or training compared to fighting hand to hand or shooting.

[@AscendantStoic]

@@Shax22132 Fair enough, though a short scene showing him putting the hammer together and testing its functions would have done wonders to make his fight scene much more believable, alas maybe they had to cut that scene due to time constraints.

[@Shax22132]

@@AscendantStoic That's my guess as well. Arcane relied heavily on visual storytelling, and did a great job of it, so there were undoubtedly scenes that they couldn't include.

[@Daniel-zg5mb]

I think this primarily comes from anime's honestly obnoxious need to directly adapt the source material to the show. A manga often has to do fightsplaining because visual storytelling through action is a lot harder with a series of stills. But instead of the anime writers adapting that exposition in a more anime-original way, they just directly translate: manga does a punch here - anime does a punch here manga has this line of exposition to describe the power of the punch - anime does it too Its the perfect example of the idea that a completely faithful adaptation does not make it a good adaptation. You need to play to the strengths of your medium

[@adityasai311]

Most of the stories in Arcane were shown through details rather than verbal exposition

[@philipdaviddavies9478]

That boring guy was a cameo for ray Chen… the artist who played violin with sting in the final scene song lol

[@alexllenas4607]

To be fair, Records of Ragnarok was really badly adapted, they literally make the most emocional fight a slideshow. The manga is A LOT better and can make you cry.

[@rkstevenson5448]

"Maybe that guy was boring, but only him!" She says about the ONE character based on a real person. Goddamn, I feel for Ray Chen if he ever sees this video.

[@vice2versa]

Does imagine dragons not count as real people in ep 5? Lol

[@mumhustler]

The Jinx Silco relationship hits me in the feels every time Maybe I relate to it from my own past, but to me its the strongest and most deep relationship in the season

[@emeraldtitan4065]

Jinx destroying the council at the end, had me warped with emotions and her accidentally killing mylo, clagger and Vander made me cry

[@skipp3252]

brilliant Video. I can really appreciate the effort that has gone into this. Great humor, well fitting edits, seamless brackground music, good script. How is FallenGale THIS GOOD?!? I'm gonna check out more of your channel now. Keep it up :D

[@neogetright7542]

5:25 I can't belive you said that to him. 😅😂 He's a cameo, a real guy in a real life. His name is Ray Chen.

[@Myke_thehuman]

Never been on this channel before, absolutely LOVED this review. And subbed especially because of that adorable song at your end card.

[@freakyzoid3565]

Imagine Dragons share a long history with league, I'm sure they'll return in season 2

[@nolongeravailable108]

I really enjoyed your review/analysis of arcane. You deserve a lot more followers. Merry Christmas!

[@quizzlybear]

I'm crying lmfao she called Ray Chen's character boring. And he's a real person hahaha!

[@MrAppleOrchard]

Its weird being this obsesed with something ive never known before

[@artboymoy]

Great video, thanks. I liken this series to what The Expanse did in the first three seasons with it's storylines and how they intersect and influence each other. Also similarly is how well they make the characters and ones that you don't like or feel are just shallow become so much deeper. I never played League but enjoyed the cinematics and was impressed by the lore document that Riot! put out, enough that I checked out the show immediately for the art. What we got surpassed all my expectations. Looking forward to season 2.

[@SinNombreYQueWea]

Lmao that guy at 5:25 that you called the only boring looking character isn't actually just another side character, that's a Ray Chen cameo!

[@Ace101Mega]

I guess this person didn't do much research

[@wokozu]

Great review! I really enjoyed Arcane, my favourite characters were definitely Viktor and Heimerdinger

[@lorton190]

i have to say with the most respect possible, i am going to steal this method of story telling to make my own anime

[@baburik]

> "overall Arcane is like magic" and this was the perfect moment to place that 7:02 Badum-tss...

[@arthurwitiuk2727]

Oh god please holy smite yummi, awesome video!

[@nk_anime_tion1164]

Great review👌I agree with everything you said about Arcane. Its a masterpice! Jinx is like my queen. For some reason I just love her so much

[@boxpattar]

That piano rendition of Silver Scrapes...just beautiful.

[@Bige220]

I disagree about Caitlin and the evil scientist. You saw as a child Caitlin wanted to be different from her mom and the scientist guy was with Heimerdinger but felt he was being held back there.

[@DarkBlack_011]

2:05 Blizzard: Also praise Fortiche Productions for these works

[@Nata-ch2bk]

Great review 👍

[@Sin_Of_Greed]

Good to know, I wasn't the only one feeling like this after Record of Ragnarok, and I mean I really wanted to like it. Great comments about the Arcane, too. Will definetely leave a like :)

[@eleve2571]

Got hooked from that intro 🤣👍

[@danielwandawn3070]

5:25 you literally telling a real person and a violin artist a boring character LOL... hes based on RAY CHEN, and Ray played that violint part in arcane

[@Flaaaaaavio]

THE INTROOOOO I died

[@keyronkathrynekathrynkeyron]

5:25 That man with big violin is represting Ray chen he is the one who make the intro in episode 1 in the bridge and he ans sting in the finale what could've have been

[@joke4119]

Straight up, the ban fizz joke alone is worth the subscribe

[@TurokRevolution]

I don't have strong feelings about League of Legends and wouldn't bat an eye if LoL's servers suddenly where shut down. But I love the world and the characters that Riot Games created, even if I sometimes disagree with how certain stories and characters are handled. So it's only natural that I also love Arcane, and I love that everyone else praises it as well. But is it just me or is everyone just overreacting when it comes to LoL the actual game? I never got into the game when my friends where really into it, but even when I try it now, I don't see anything inherently wrong with the game itself. Could it be that the reason the community hates LoL is actually the community itself? I don't see this kind of hate for Legends of Runeterra or Valorant, so it must be a League of Legends exclusive thing. And I'm probably the kind of person that if you asked "Who is this character?" I'd tell you their lore and personality first before going into their abilities, if I even know what their in-game abilities are. The only thing I don't like is that everything related to the Runeterra universe has the League of Legends title to it, which people automatically see as a bad thing. But I also understand that "A Runeterra Story" isn't as marketable as "A League of Legends Story". What I'm saying is: Only thinking of the MOBA when hearing League of Legends is like only thinking of A New Hope when hearing Star Wars, because the very first movie used to be simply called Star Wars when it came out.

[@ElJorro]

Great Analysis.

[@raphaelcarpio2854]

I liked for the intro goof job

[@nickmilo932]

The fact that they are including Silco in TFT blew my mind

[@lusurpateur2381]

A big thanks to all the studios who participated in the creation of this world... Actually not all videos were made by riot, they are always checking the quality of their product, but the majority of the work is delegated to other companies specialized in animation.

[@BittermanAndy]

Never played League. Arcane is life.

[@josewups8654]

Sarcasm alert : 5:27 - how dare you make fun of the insert of Ray Chen! (The violinist who did most of not all of the violin music) Loved the video in all seriousness, great takes.

[@shangc2781]

Your review of the god-fighting show reminds me of a dragon ball z joke: How many dragon ball z characters does it take to change a light bulb? One but it takes six episodes

[@randybellwood1778]

Honestly, 10 seconds in and all I can think about is, "That's not the keys you press to play LoL."

[@Ulric-Wolfshead-Khan]

its fantastic

[@ShadowAngelS2K]

Singed isn't evil tho. He helps people but always got bad side effects

[@Fake-dy6dt]

RIP Mr Ray Chen

[@unrelatedcoma]

you missed the point of Jayces story and they bookended his character arc with one phrase - "he didnt even haggle"

[@hanklewis769]

Exactly!!! on the Uncle Ben drama ... every movie . Have been saying that for years

[@Rob749s]

Arcane is awesome because it isn't anime. It's animation.

[@mischr13]

what do you think anime means?

[@Whysoshort]

Am I the only one that wants a k drama+you set in the KDA universe where Eve tries to balance her literal man killing with her idol carrier

[@jertrudeaduana7844]

That random Ashe SS gets us all..

[@carpevinum8645]

Caitlyn's development is subtle but deeper than a trope. Schnee highlights it in his Caitlyn and Vi video.

[@FallenGale]

I feel you have misunderstood my point. I agree that her development is deeper than a trope. I said her backstory followed common tropes. Development and backstory are two completely different parts of a character. Thanks for the comment!

[@carpevinum8645]

@@FallenGale Point taken, development and backstory are different. I still disagree, the backstory (pre the final time period shown) is more than just trope. And more than a sense of justice, though that is strong too. She has pride, a desire to earn her place on her own merits, not just be given things for her name. While she follows societal/parental expectations she doesn't connect, she sees herself as a misfit, other. An interest in the undercity is established. She adores Jayce and tries to stand up for him, despite how bound she feels.

[@espinozamarko6118]

My extended experience, tells me you're wrong, even after nine hours, people do not stare at the map.

[@highwall3116]

So, we duo quing soon I take it? ;)

[@rustygear447]

1-800-BAN-FIZZ!

[@unknowone3676]

1:20, no one has ever thought about that, the opposite, actually

[@VendettaProduction01]

I disagree with you about cupcake. True she didn’t have a blatantly obvious arch like jinix or the other but she wasn’t suppose to. That’ll be for next season. She did have a very well done and subtle character development in order not to draw to much attention from the main story which to me is way harder then it sounds.

[@iapetes1]

Ray Chen in shambles

[@blackcephie1800]

Lmao 1-800-ban-fizz im dead

[@canaryqueen4050]

Do you think jinx his actions are unforgivable

[@catutsacts3902]

It is explained why Caitlyn wants to become an enforcer. It is all because of the woman that was killed in the third episod.

[@taylorparis7228]

You thought Silco's scenes with Jinx were "cute"? Ok....interesting. very interesting way to describe that💀

[@paratrooper321fa]

See what happens when you write about well rounded characters and adds good atory

[@kool-aidman7454]

I'll see you saying boring again after hearing Ray Chen play missy.

[@M0rmagil]

I can’t CS to save my life. So it’s jungle/support for me. I’m still no better than silver after 9 years. 😜 In my defense I play only part time.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

There is no shame in maining support. Its one of the most influential roles in the game. Just dont play it as an excuae to stay out of harms way.

[@MEGALEHANE]

Arcane is like magic hahahah nice!

[@InZayne]

why is everyone acting like the imagine dragons song is horrible? There are way worse songs that could have been made

[@Vizible21]

I guess people can't recognize what having a "depression" is to being "anxious" at something then. Right i see a twitter handle there. Lmao.

[@scirrhia_kruden]

5:25 I agree, Ray Chen is very boring looking. XD

[@ragnarian]

And just think, it all began because powder wanted a sandwich

[@aspieanarchist5439]

How dare you call Ray Chen, the person responsible for the beautiful violin music in "Arcane", "boring-looking? The nerve of you!

[@thisisaname2250]

Guys PLEASE, the manga for Records of Ragnarok is sooo good. Please give it a try if the concept of the AWFULLLL anime sounded even some what interesting

[@jakichane9068]

2:03 am pretty sure this isn't only about gamer girls xD just generally satan cat being satan cat

[@eternal7912]

Arcane actually balances 9 champions. Not 8.

[@THE_BLOOD_MAN]

Madoka Magica ripoff? That's Sailor Moon honey

[@thesmilyguyguy9799]

:)

[@arkadycaca]

"Non-champion characters, like Vander..." ...

[@FaiaHalo]

I understand all the horrible things linked to LoL, but what's bad about Satan's cat being a playable character? As someone who never played this game, what is bad about this?

[@FallenGale]

The answer is that complaint was mostly a joke. Yuumi is a cat character who's gimmick is that you can attach to a person and not have to click anything because you passively boost them. A good amount of the player base find her annoying because of this. So I added it at the end of my list as a bit of a joke for current players. Thanks for your comment!

[@FaiaHalo]

@@FallenGale ohhh I understand now! Thank you so much for replying.

[@Razkunn]

Record of Ragnarok is incomparably better on manga format, they botched it. Apart from that, yeah, Arcane made me excited for league, and fulfilled the potential hidden inside the story inside a MOBA, which is amazing.

[@Fake-dy6dt]

Riot take over music anime And the near future they will took over your nearby Tesco

[@jbpeony7872]

Well anime budgets are low compared to western animation and the animators there are paid with pocket change so I forgive Anime for being so expositiony.

[@ScratchJoe]

I don't need to watch Castlevania now.

[@pedromarinsbede1584]

Dat guy boring looking is Jhin......

[@StockImageOfaRat]

not going to lie the record of ragnarok manga is 1000 times better than the anime the second fight in the anime is a power point presentation