STILL HERE reaction -- League of Legends is sooooo pretty, so so pretty... everything looks so good!

[@herlandsson7936]

The lore explained for "still here" is pretty nice because it's such a lore packed video, whether you have it as a video or just watch it on your own is up to you but the one by Necrit is highly recommendable :)

[@kurtcobain1981]

yes please that would be great

[@imaguyhello5457]

WHAT the GENSHIN streamer ???

[@bouizzoulabdeeldjalal6608]

​@@imaguyhello5457nice one

[@segafan2437]

@@imaguyhello5457 oh yeah, would make sense that some would only know him for his recent genshin stuff, even though he was THE league lore gut for literally ten years, even recognised by Riot multiple times. KZbin algorythm at work there

[@Alexcv215]

The wolf and lamb at the end are Kindred is the "God of Death" such a cool concept from a story telling and visually captivating. Very different from the badass red guy Aatrox at the beginning but you'd be surprised how much story he comes with too. League has great creators and a lot of time into the stories fleshed out. Soooo much cool story behind the second cinematic!!! And yes, the lore video Necrit has (I think he has 2 videos) they are a must.

[@Mirikal]

A New Dawn is a cinematic telling of a in game play session. A lot of the abilities are showcased in dramatic fashion.

[@TheGerrok]

I was going to say that a lot of the abilities are recognizable as specific abilities.

[@VanxHelsing03]

I can say it's 70% similar to actual gameplay but things happen three times faster in game.

[@wenexplosion5538]

I could have sworn a new dawn was for when the summoner rift got it's update.

[@SapFeaRon]

@@wenexplosion5538 you are correct.

[@Shiftry87]

​@@SapFeaRon Maybe this was the same update but i seem to remember this being released at the same time as the Dominion map i think it was called was released. The capture point they look towards at the end looks like 1 of the 5 Dominion capture points.

[@7mmfurryartist656]

If that video of the "Still Here Lore Explained" video is by Necrit, then yes! He likes to do videos about the lore of League of Legends on his channel and does a very good job explaining it to veterans and newcomers. Awesome reaction by the way! I hope you do more! 😸👍

[@Sbeve55]

Yes!!

[@adambalogh8728]

"Still Here" is very lore heavy. It is basically about Death with a capital D. Death is the lamb and wolf pair in the end, lamb is the bow user and wolf is obviously wolf, they are named Kindred. Their duo portrays the duality of death, wolf is the violent death, struggle trying to escape it, while lamb is the peacful, quick end of acceptance. The first fight is the past. Kayle (white angle) and Morgana (black angle) they were the aspects of justice There is more to unpack here but not enough text area for the relationship between the 2. They are fighting against the Darkin (god warrior corrupted) Aatrox, the being is the sword that took over a mortal body and reshaped it with bloody magic, hence the synergy with sword heart. Morgana sacrifices part of her power to restrain him so Kayle finishes it. Lamb appears in the flames when they consume Aatrox, you see Lamb cause wolf is consuming the host in the form of flames (Aatrox does not die only the host) and oviously a violent death, cause blood magic kept the host alive forcefully. Second is the future. Old Yasuo, he saves a village from most likely raiders who either appaer due to an other Noxus invasion or just bad guys I am not sure about that part. It is pretty straightforward from there, he saves the woman and the baby and finishes the ppl there but they send a lot of arrows his way, he knows he is finished and accepts death. You see wolf in the tree line. He accepts death so Lamb's arrow finishes him. The final is basically the present. It is Tryndamere fighting. In short, they are in tribal war. In the begining you see soldiers encircling him, then we get to see him fight Kindred. The second part is basically all in his head. His rage and innate blood magic basically keeps him alive on deaths door. Kindred tries to end him as obviously he should be dead, but because of said powers he can fight back. Kindred is neutral tho so when his wife, Ashe appears saving him Kindred leaves him as from that point onward he is no longer on deaths door. Kindrad can't take his life.

[@marvinh4893]

It's very interesting because you're supposed to see Kindred in the last seconds of your life. But what about Tryndamere. Does he see Kindred every time? I never thought about that.

[@KellyBunni]

@@marvinh4893 Oh hai wolfie! Been a couple weeks, how ya been? Lamb, you still doing the whole...death thing?

[@thorvaldoinson688]

@@marvinh4893 Technically, each time undying rage is used, he just fight Kindred, because he's litteraly fighting death

[@Shiftry87]

​@@thorvaldoinson688 Yeah thats true and from Kindreds perspective he is at deaths door and should walk through it but somehow manages to refuce to getting pulled in and Kindred does everything they can to try and force death on Tryndamere during hes rage. I think Necrit put it perfectly when he said that this wasent the first time he fought Kindred as Tryndamere dosent even seem supriced to se them coming for him.

[@remmy3571]

@@marvinh4893 Tryndamere is a very unique case. Tryndamere defies the logic of the kindred spirits since he cannot die. One COULD technically consider it canon that he fights Kindred every time he ults.

[@valkig3578]

11:50 that sword not only has a pulse, it is actually the main body of a character imprisoned within the sword, winged demon is just a puppet.

[@theobst5249]

a puppet made of decaying bodies

[@AndrewD8Red]

OK, the first 25 seconds of this was absolutely adorable. You're such a bright little light here on KZbin and I'm happy you're here!

[@ravenward626]

Outro's got some charm too.

[@AndrewD8Red]

@@ravenward626 Too right mate.

[@squidribz4781]

cringe

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Thank you so much!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@adriankuban2904]

​@@HannaHsOverInvestedNecrit have lore explaination video on it Leagueoflegendscinematic StillHere. #The Awaken, Warriors, The Call, Still Here Cinematic and Riot Forge games like Song of Nunu are canon to Arcane show.

[@VeggieGamer]

Yeah the Lore video is well worth checking out!! There is actually a follow-up on on the same channel too! I knew next to nothing about the characters in Still here, but Necrit does an amazing job at breaking it down for new comers! :)

[@cosigmatic6281]

Yoooo Veggie love the vids!

[@AndragonLea]

A lot of the abilities shown in A New Dawn actually exist, but they're a lot more impressive due to it being a high quality cinematic. They're basically showing you the playstyles of the characters and some of their abilities while you enjoy the show!

[@danielcoronado4010]

ADC playstyle, get one shot by the assassin and do nothing but flame the supp and let it die, but still try to capitalize on the supp skills in the end to take all the credit.

[@MarshGlyph]

Definitely see the lore video. As others said, this video is so full of lore that having some background info really makes you appreciate the tiny details in the cinematic. Plus, as a writer yourself I know you'd appreciate the heck out of this lore.

[@Mr_Kernel]

Absolutely yes to watching Necrit's lore video. It will make you appreciate the artistic decisions of the writers in Still Here. Watching it again knowing the lore is a delight to creativity.

[@PhoenixPalmer88]

It's so weird being a 2WEI fan because I end up seeing people react to LoL cinematic stuff and it feels like they're reacting to my favorite music. Love it.

[@Digiimon]

that last bit is always my favorite the part with ''Sean Bean'' especially 15:38 part because lore wise that girl that saves him in the end is his wife. In the lore they are married because of political reasons, they are both leaders of different clans and had to get married to keep the peace but eventually fell in love and became leagues own power couple :)

[@MrDarkSidius]

I've watched multiple reactions, and every lol player reacted to Ashe same way: "Wife 😃"

[@redroseibarahime8755]

while "A new Dawn" is really just a show of of the characters and their abilities- simulating the usual 5vs5 game, "Still here" is very lore accurate and honestly, without knowing that, you miss half the good implications and art/cinematic choices here - everything is placed for a reason there and it is just fantastic. League has a pattern where it takes 3 events into one cinematic to tell the story. In this case they went even further in artistic choice - the overall topic is "still here - prevailing against death (=lamb and wolf, which you can spot in all three events!)". The first setting is the past, the second with yasuo is a possible future and the third is the present with Ashe rescuing her husband Tryndamere from the wintersclaw tribe (when she rescues him, kindred(lamb and wolf), the concept of death, vanishes since his life is not in danger anymore. I highly recommend to watch the lore explaining video on this cinematic. I love all the expressions alone that convey so much already - especially at the end and of course we see a lot of abilities here too - everything avcoding to the ingame mechanics :) I think Necrit explains them as well.

[@aiden717]

Most of what you see characters do in "A New Dawn" are specifically renditions of abilities they have in the game so, yes you can do those things in the game to anwser your question.

[@carlakse]

wow i haven't seen any of ur videos for so long Hannah! among hundreds of subbed channels... algorithm, right? I'm so glad to see you again, nice reaction as always! time to click to bell i guess haha

[@adriankuban2904]

The whole theme is "StillHere", referencing Kindred who is DeathIncarnate. Whether it's the Past (Morgana &Kayle), Present (Tryndamere), and Future (OldMan Yasuo). Death is "Still Here" no matter whattime it is. You can see Kindred in the Fires of thePast destroying Aatrox, Facing Tryndamere, andShooting a Fatal Arrow at Old Man Yasuo in thehead.

[@solitudesf8111]

except she doesnt destroy aatrox, she doesnt kill tryndamere, and its even debatable if she claims yasuo.

[@Rannulfus]

There's two videos by that individual who does "The lore explained", the first one that sets the context, and the second one that expands on the info. I recommend both, even if you don't react to them, Necrit is really good.

[@egemenbora]

Your energy and enthusiasm makes me feel like I'm watching these for the first time.

[@Mugwise]

If you want a lil lore drop about the red demon man with the sword, his name is Aatrox and he is the sword. It's a prison where his soul is trapped inside that also let's him possess whoever picks it up. He's 10 feet tall because that fake body is just people he's been murder blending then using blood magic to reconstruct into a suitable meat suit

[@El_Rey_247]

It's fascinating how some of the best cinematics come out -of- for games that don't actually contain any stories in the gameplay.

[@ElliotTPham]

You should watch the Helldivers 2 intro cinematic. It tells you pretty much everything you need to know about the game's setting and if you're curious about the gameplay aspects, the launch trailer as well as the "Galactic War" trailer should cover that.

[@jRoy7]

When Ahri (the fox girl) giggles, she's using her Charm ability to draw the enemies away from Leona (the golden armored warrior who was almost killed). Charm forces an enemy to follow you for a short time period. :)

[@ike0072]

Amazing how many people who know League miss that.

[@MrTmmyh]

The "I thought I was creative but THIS SWORD HAS A PULSE!" section got me

[@charithabandara1654]

The lore in Still here is crazy you need to watch it

[@HexJK]

Very quick summery of the "Still Here" cinematic: 1st fight - Takes place in the past, depicts the winged twin sisters Kayle and Morgana defending Demacia from an invasion led by Aatrox (a corrupted god-warrior known as a Darkin). 2nd fight - Takes place in the future, depicts a very old version of Yasuo protecting a village (without killing anyone), and ultimately letting himself die in the end. This is presumably a "vision" being given to present Yasuo. 3rd fight - Takes place in the present-ish, depicts the barbarian leader Tryndamere defending himself from Kindred (she's essentially the grim reaper, a metaphor for death). In reality, he was actually fighting off soldiers, and he was fatally wounded (hence why Kindred is trying to claim him), however he is "cursed" with the ability to heal fatal wounds, making him undying. The woman archer in the end is his spouse, Ashe, the War Mother. Some stuff you can read into that are very related to this cinematic: - Darkin (what Aatrox is, will explain why his sword has a pulse) - The relationship between Kayle and Morgana (will involve Aatrox) - The relationship between Tryndamere and Ashe (will involve Aatrox) - Kindred Another content creator known as "Necrit" also makes videos explaining all of the lore, and what's going on in cinematics like these. He's a good source for learning about League's universe, and his videos aren't too long (so they won't be like a 20 part Warhammer series, just quick explanations of lore).

[@botondnyitrai3128]

Gotta get this comment to the top. I am doing my part 👍

[@room9497]

something that people never talk about the first riot video is the expression on the character faces and how there is not one line but they say all you need.

[@hentacletentai2160]

Fun fact: the sword has a pulse is because the guy is the sword, and the body is of those who are foolish enough to touch the sword then get possessed and taken over by the sword.

[@gonzaloarielmartini3085]

After a crazy adventure in youtube's algorithm, i finally get videos of this channel recommended again. It's been a while!

[@Bishie4Bara]

I'm not a massive lore guy but I do know the wolf and furry bow lady at end are essentially embodiment of death/Grim Reapers that you see just before you die and if you accept death you get a swift arrow from the Lamb lady and if you refuse death you get ripped to shreds by the Wolf. Whoever designed that whole concept kudos to them, it has so much depth whilst being cool.

[@tenou213]

Loved the creative analysis here! Lots of details are just taken for granted.

[@Luxor2580]

When you understand the Lore behind Kindred and the rest, then this video is so much more powerful. Goosebumps everytime.

[@Barishakhet]

Still Here lore explained by Necrit is definitely a must. Knowing the lore behind the video will blow your mind even more

[@levingot1972]

We love u to see your reaction for the lore of league of legends. The community might not good but the Lore. THE LORE IS SOOOOO GOOD!

[@zumbrella927]

Glad you're back. This was a delight.

[@Curlykicker]

Welcome back to the league side of youtube, we have missed you

[@Twitch2099]

Ok, so for the "Still Here" cinematic, the whole thing centers around a being called "Kindred" who is the personification of death in the League of Legends universe (like the grim reaper). It's a dual being. The "Lamb" and the "Wolf". When they come for you, you either accept the Lamb's arrow and get a peaceful death, or you rage against it and die a nasty / violent death from the wolf. With that in mind, the first sequence in the cinematic is Morgana (More-Gah-Nuh) and Kayle (like the green leafy shit Kale), twin sisters whose mother was the Aspect of Justice, and gave them each half of her sword to fight the Darken (kinda like a demons). This particular one they fight is named Aatrox (Eh-Trocks). His sword pulses like that because where the Darken actually resides is within the sword, and when someone picks up the sword, they are corrupted into the thing we see the sisters fighting. In the game we always see Morgana and Kayle how they are now, whereas this video is them way in the past before the both accepted who they really are. Morgana accepts the "darkness" (for lack of a better explanation) of humanity and Kayle becomes the new Aspect of Justice forsaking all humanity within her entirely and becoming very cold and inhuman. That's why you see her smirk / give Morgana a condescending look as she walks by. She's disgusted with "what she's becoming". You'll also notice that neither the lamb or wolf are present in this fight because even though the body Aatrox corrupted died in the fire, Aatrox himself doesn't die, because he's inside the sword, which is indestructible, hence, he's immortal. For the second sequence, the character's name is Yasuo (Ya-Sue-Oh). He's a very popular character who actually has his own mini movie that they made about him that's fucking beautiful, but the gist is he's like a samurai who's spent his whole life fighting and has special wind powers which are so unique that at one point in his life he was framed for killing his master because someone used something that made it look like he did it, and was chased down by his brother and they fought and he ended up killing his brother in self defense. Anyway, this sequence is a vision given to him of one of his possible futures. In this particular one, he's given up on his path and stopped using his wind powers entirely at first, and eventually realizes he *needs* them if he wants to be able to save these people, so he starts using them again, but you'll notice there's no blood anywhere, and that's because he refuses to actually kill anymore, and so instead he uses the wind to knock people out, not kill them. Then at the end, he sees a literal *wall* of arrows coming at him, and decides that he's saved all the people in the village, so he's no longer needed, and closes his eyes, apparently accepting his death, but they've purposely left it open, because that's what Yasuo often does. He closes his eyes to center himself before he acts (like earlier in the cinematic where he split the arrow in half), so it could be he's accepting his death, and that white arrow represents the Lamb's sweet release of death, or if you look closely you'll also notice that in the background the Wolf lurks, waiting for Yasuo to try to resist, so it can attack him and "take his life" violently. Then in the last sequence, the guy with the big sword is Tryndamere (Trin-Duh-Meer) and his special power is that he has a supernatural rage that is so powerful, he literally can't die, no matter what (for a short amount of time), and so you see him fighting the Wolf, but the cool thing is that he isn't really fighting the Wolf or the Lamb, he's *actually* fighting all the people that surrounded him in the very beginning of the video, it's just that we're seeing the fight *conceptually* as him "fighting off death" (AKA the Lamb and the Wolf) and at first the Lamb is confused because who is this man that isn't dying when they come to claim him and accepts neither the sweet release of death nor dies to the violence of the wolf? Nobody has ever done that before, and all of a sudden the Lamb lowers their bow because they realize it isn't his time to die. His wife Ashe (Ash) has come to save his life and fight by his side, and as she arrives, we fade back to reality as his rage dissipates (we see this physically as his eyes go from red, back to their normal color), because this woman he initially married for political reasons but then ended up falling in love with for real has come to save his life and fight by his side. She is the literal definition of a true ride or die and it's just......*chef's kiss*

[@LifeofTheePulse]

Finally having you uploading frequently is a dime 🔥🔥💯💯

[@matthewphoenix6372]

Hannah - 'Let me kn-' Everyone - 'YES!'

[@bluecoke6828]

you jumping up and down while watching it made me smile haha

[@Depression156]

if you want to learn more about the universe. necrit did a wonderful video called "the world of riots mmo is already done". it talks about a mmo riots making but he gives a rundown on the universe region by region.

[@stwartic4296]

The clapping at the end was everything. It's an understandable reaction. We all felt the same way 😂

[@seagk1343]

The Necrit lore explained video would be phenomenal to react to as a writer. It builds the cinematic to a much higher level of enjoyment once you appreciate the story behind it

[@kingdrogo6124]

I was there in 2022 lol seeing this recommended put a smile on my face

[@Magni87]

Yesssss. Do the Necrit video!! Consume the lore!!

[@TheJerbol]

Still Here is one of the best cinematics to date easily

[@uwuKasy]

Lore video is probably worth checking out. Still Here is one of if not my absolute favorite cinematic because ive gone back a few times and noticed new things each time and its such a feel good feeling lol

[@Longerade]

they did rengar dirty at they end, such an epic entrance ....just got slapped 😂

[@shailasmith6549]

Each character is a champ in game and they have their own story lore and abilities.

[@grimm_satisfaction1292]

"The Lore of Still Here Cinematic Explained" YES PLEASE!!! 🙏

[@lucasbobo22]

About the pulsating sword, aatrox (the red guy) is a darkin, a living weapon possessing a human host, so that is literally his heart pulsating

[@cameronmuir4170]

I love your league videos! There are so many great lore-related videos that you might love

[@jpanan4225]

Oh you have no idea how much story and history that pulsing sword holds.

[@SeanBoyce-gp]

"This sword has a *PULSE*..." was a real joy of mine from this one. For what it's worth, the narrative reason is that the sword _is_ the guy. The dude with the red boobies is just some poor idiot who picked up the sword. As soon as he did that, the sword invaded his body and mutated him into an appropriate host. It's very cool.

[@danrayrg]

Yes please watch the lore explained video!!

[@bavo981]

Covering the ears of 'insert animalperson' is a big thing. I've noticed it way back when Inuyasha was still airing and he conveniently had hair covering that part of his face and even when there was wind blowing or whatever it would never reveal that part of his damn head. So cool that you picked up on that tho!

[@modarkthemauler]

The heroic save with the shield only to fail is a good subversion of expectations. Would make for a good unexpected death for a character.

[@MrFox-xr9cc]

The second story of the Video is so good. You can actually see him wrapping his left arm in wind, to deflect attacks, as well as wrapping his sword in wind, as to not kill them, but just knock them out and give them a beating.

[@24xhibit]

nah the coolest part is kayle side-eyeing TF outta her sister for using magic and disregarding her sword lmao

[@brof1sh953]

I’m not going to lie, that moment at the end of the Still Here cinematic when Tryndamere’s eyes soften and change back to blue makes me tear up every time

[@xXBenutzer235Xx]

The crazy part about the pulse on his sword at 12:00 is that it isnt just visual. He (Aatrox) is basically something like a demon who IS the sword. And through someone carrying that sword he possesses them so that he has a host to actually achieve whatever he is up to. So yeah the creativity in Leagues lore often surprises me as well.

[@thetrentking]

I just noticed the Fern Gully poster behind you, probably cuz I just saw that movie for the first time a couple weeks ago. Absolutely underrated movie, I don't know how I never even heard of it til I watched it.

[@crapstirrer]

The purple valkyrie and rooms thing was remarkably specific...

[@temenurminen]

I think you should watch the lore explained video. This cinematic in particular is filled to the brim with interesting lore.

[@TheHiroO]

the Still here explained it's pretty interesting to understand a bit more about the lore behind the video overall, that guy really put a good effort to try to get as many details he can... so I think it's worth it :D the other behind of scenes idk cuz i didin't watch ehehhe

[@999maza]

A lot of the things the characters do in the cinematic are easily recognizable as their abilities from the game. Things like Ahri's orb, Darius's big leaping chop, Leona's sun beam, Nautilus's shockwave, Graves's smoke bomb, Rengar going invisible, I could go on.

[@jare3959]

As much as I enjoy the franchises that I know, it is a different experience watching your videos that I don't. 🤣 Best of both worlds! I was right there with you on the ear fixation.

[@evjohn13]

oh nice, i've had your books on my to read list for a while (waiting for my library to pick them up mostly) and didn't realize you've got a youtube channel :D I think it was Daniel Green's channel where I heard about them.

[@LeMonteQQ]

I think the lore explained would be cool so you can see how much actual work is put into it. And how much thought there is in it. Or even the sword/armor combination that you (surprisingly) saw so well. Definitely interested to see your vision, from a writer's perspective.

[@cymraegddraig]

I'd wondered where you had gone. Glad to see you back Hannah. Also still can't believe ferngully is still not on the wall properly haha. It just seems to follow you around in the background :)

[@jxexd2247]

Been waiting for you to react to these ones. Like literally the only reactor i was waiting on to react 😂

[@IceDomo]

Ohhh I have been waiting for this one!

[@Serryy]

The sword has a pulse because the guy is the sword. Also, not the "theyre friends" shout when his wife saves him :D

[@skellyp7804]

Necret’s explanation video is really good

[@auag7208]

Yes, lore explained reaction!

[@GiselaMisa]

Burst into laughter!!! First he said "Boromir" and later "Elsa" ahahahahah excellent reaction. And if League of Legend has a wide repertoire of characters and places ♥ ♥

[@Shilin2000]

I would recommend the behind the scenes and the lore videos, you never know what may inspire you in it to add things to stories that you may be working on.

[@LiquidWasabi]

Welcome back Hannah !

[@Sigilmourn]

Def do the explained. The lore is my favourite part of the community as I never could get into MOBAS. Plus next arcane season is this year!!!!!

[@DKDFury]

you should definitely watch Necrit's video on the lore on this cinematic

[@TheComander5]

Since you liked the creativity in the characters, it might be a cool thing for you to watch some character reveal trailers and stuff like that

[@TahoeNevada]

I see Hannah's having some Valkyrie flashbacks!

[@deadlymouse7033]

The Lion guy reminded me of one of the characters in Blood Kin and Curses.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

I can see that!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much for reading.

[@scornfis640]

"pulsating sword" a race of sentient weapons that transform and take control over the people who wield them.

[@severedproxy]

Yay! You're back...I know I'm late but welcome back.

[@edgarsilva8030]

You should watch Necrit explanation of the Still Here cinematic, he is a channel that cover all the lore of league of legends and this one is filled to the top with lore

[@DarkParn]

As some people have said the skills used in A New Dawn are in the game. also when Ahri (the tailed girl) "giggled", you'll notice the pink mist around her. That's her in game skill Charm which forces opposing champs to come to her. Also if you want lore Necrit does a lot of league lore on youtube.

[@Kuijano]

"The sword has a pulse, and it matches the guy" Well, the sword made the guy so that checks out. *Second bow lady shows up* His Wife! \o/

[@karlrichardson3295]

In the past two years or so since I started watching you , I have found myself saying "be friends instead" Also Alice return to madness is my favourite game

[@SinSiricheDu]

Definitely watch the lore video! Also the blond at the end is his Wife!

[@ChromaticCluck]

Kindred's story is beautiful, you should look up her teaser and her story in general, the still here cinematic would make way more sense as well because she appears at the end of each act of the cinematic as well.

[@bovatronix]

yeah great Vid! Glad you're "still here" bahah. Necrit does Fantastic in Depth Lore for League of Legends content, which is what I think you were referencing. 👍

[@vRED13vTTV]

love your reactions, and im glad you are watching Rebels, definitely one of my favorite animated shows, and Kanan is 100% my favorite character in that

[@jackthompson7546]

please please watch the explained version!! its amazing

[@VitorMouraoddvtr]

"They're friends!" THEY'RE MARRIED AND I LOVE THEM

[@mataburt]

I think you should really do the lore behind videos especially the ones made by Necrit. He's the resident lore master of the League community. Still Here is surprisingly lore heavy for what it is.

[@danielnenov3882]

Definitely watch the explanation video ❤

[@akira0583]

Amazing video as always!

[@SilverCrow0101]

the third guy in "Still here" is Tryndamere, in his scene, he's fending off the twin essence of Death, it's his ultimate skill in which he won't die within 5 seconds. Also, the person who came to his aid was Ashe, his wife.

[@GRIMHOOD99]

You should watch that lore video for still here because I honestly think that cinematic really shows different parts of league lore that if you play league casually you will never get because you have to go out of your way to read about it. But if you don't wanna watch it here is a really quick version. That sword pulse guy scene is in the past and he is literally corrupted godslayer that is bound to the sword and his body is just someone possessed by him. The old samurai guy scene is literally future (of possibly his last fight before dying) of one of the characters that has his own cinematic explaining a bit about him and his past. The wolf and a lamb with a bow characters are literally the grim reaper and a guy fighting them has in-game ability to be too angry to die so that entire fight is just a metaphor for him refusing to die. And the woman that saves him at the end is his wife and one of the warmothers of the northern tribes.

[@auag7208]

Yas girl! No reactor ever mentioned Aatrox's sword (the actual guy) pulsating, and yes, art is so vast! I already liked you a lot, but after the hiatus period I kinda forgot why, now I see it back :)