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- Who created Jinx, Vi or Silco?
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"Don't cry, you're perfect"
stopppp aahhh
i'm dying
What a bad parent
@@user-cc5kl7qv8f yet a great character
This line single handedly ruined Jinx’s Psyche. Amazing.
The difference of each daughter watching a different father die and the words that were said before death is absolutely tragic. Vander left Vi with "take care of Powder." And Silco left Jinx with "don't cry, you're perfect". The Absolute strength behind the emotions between each one is so destructive to my emotions.
Why I feel inadvertently, Vi was the 'antagonist' of the series to Silco and Jinx. Where her blaming Silco was 100% evil and Jinx was a helpless powder and not a woman who could run the lanes if Silco passed, pushed the ending harder than any of the other characters. Straight up why I think Vander kept trying to show her he was the villain who should have trusted Silco instead of betraying him. Where so much baggage brought such harsh feelings to everyone, I mean the FIRST thing she does is strike Powder, traumatizing her permanently. When Silco died, she had NOT A HINT of remorse or pity to Jinx, just a frightful concern of Jinx breaking instead of "I'm so sorry Jinx" knowing then and there she made one more mistake, because instead she repeated "its ok, we're going to be ok", thinking initially if silco dies, powder comes back and they all live happily ever after in the lanes, to the point of guilt where she JUST looks away to let Jinx go and start the war.
It’s such a great demonstration of their characters. Vi is stronger and a protector and doesn’t need much reassurance, just reminders that she is responsible. Jinx is not self assured and relies on others more for validation.
@@im9550 I just feel vi ignores her own faults, like ignoring she traumatized powder, that right when she said "silco hates everything you stand for" telling them he wont be reasonable and never negotiate, where first thing that happened he made a deal for his nation. where at that moment I knew how clever he was with even back ups to his deep rooted plans. where jinx literally cracked a code that took Jaycee and viktor years of studies, where I'm sure with the notes, it helped, but still, she was able to make a contraption that would detonate. where stead of being protected, she was feared in the slums and even able to handle so many foes. Vi, started living life on her own like she wanted with cait, just for the guilt of what she to manifest as violent actions.
@@stoagymahalo5268 Ever heard of "we're all villains in someone else's story"? Vi was absolutely the antagonist of the Jinx storyline much like Silco was the antagonist of Vi's storyline and so on and so forth. Arcane shows this saying beautifully
@@stoagymahalo5268 1. She herself was a minor and kinda immature 2. How do you expect someone to react when their own sibling kills their family? Understandably angry. Everyone is a villain insomeone else's life. Vi was the antagonist of Silco and Jinx's story, Silco was the antagonist of Vi and Powder's story
Who created Jinx, Vi or Silco?
None and both, and everybody's faults throughout the season and even before that. She is the monster that this city created!
Zaun. Zaun and its chaotic life with jungle laws and poison everywhere and in everything created and shaped them all. Jinx is just both the product and the perfect embodiment of Zaun's chaos and madness.
Piltover too. The council never really cared for the Undercity and allowed for it to fester in what it became. Jinx is a product of the failings of Zaun and Piltover.
Despite that, Vi plays a role in Powder going over to the darkside, even if she didn't mean it (which I know she didn't). I'd say Silco nurtured what was already there.
@@Moxy125 Piltover did create Zaun, but not Jinx herself - she was formed in already existing society of the Undercity. My mother's mother is not my mother) But I get what you mean. And Vi (as much as Silco, Vander, the whole situation) is just part of Zaun's life as it is. If they were born and raised in Piltover, the decisions and ways of dealing with things etc, would have been different. That's why I said "it created them all". I understand what you say, I just think about it little bit differently, but it's more of a philosophical question xD
vander because he led the war that started this all
I blame Vi
This is a popular opinion for arcane, when jinx kills silco it was actually powder killing silco and then jinx killed powder for revenge
Yep, powder saved her sister and died because of it
Oh shit , I had never thought about it like that but I am so greatful for that eye opening comment
You can hear powder cry out and die in the voices. Jinx than steps in and becomes fully aware and takes over.
thats incredible tragic, and sad, now excuse me, i'm gonna cry a few buckets of tears
never thought of that. here I figured she finally snapped under pressure from vi, why I thought the cut making it finally look like silco finally showing his colors and was going to kill jinx, only to realize he still loved her and was just going for vi for her. I mean the crazy twist for me there was when vi kept trying to "snap her out of it" with "remember blah blah" like she was traumatized and forgotten... just for the opposite effect, she always remembered them.... but she only remembered the negative looks and only brought up the conflict with the others in the past opposes to the generic "yeah you're right, I'm a jedi, like my father" where instead it be more like luke reminding Vader of obi wan and how he cut his limbs off to bring out the good in him
The beauty of the final shot was not that "peace was so close," it was not close at all. It never would have happened, because Silco never would have given Jinx to them. The beauty of the final shot was seeing Jinx do what her fathers (Vander and Silco) wanted to do, but never could because they loved her too much to go to war. When she finally embraced who she was, the very first thing she did was start the revolution. Basically, the very argument against the war, was the very reason it was necessary. "We cannot go to war, think of the children!" Being ended with the child saying, "We *must* go to war, think of us!" There is something poetic about it that many people seem to miss.
I would add in that that upper class council was full of greedy hypocrites who were much worse than Silco could ever be. The fact part of their "peace" depended on putting a mentally ill teenager in prison for the rest of her life or executing her speaks volumes to how petty they are and completely out of touch that they had to be killed for any sense of justice or balance to occur. Silco had at least some sort of principles or love guiding him, some extreme hardships in his life that made him an effective leader in a shitty situation. Not one of the people/robot in leadership position had an ounce of integrity or love for their people. Silco was fucked up and kind of evil but he never lied to anyone about it, including himself.
I think what we should see in season 2 is Jinx embracing her role as a ruthless leader, taking the reigns left for her.
You forget something, Zaun was going to get their independence without Jinx being given to them. I agree with you that peace was never going to happen, it was too late since the council never really cared for the people of Zaun , the revolution was inevitable anyways. In the undercity now there will be conflict with the other leaders of the drug business , Sevika is alive and she never was really attached to Jinx and eventually she will know that was Jinx who killed Silco.
Jinx not only will have to face the topsiders , she will have to face the undercity mafia too, and if Cait's mother dies , she will create a conflict between her and Vi. Vi probably will try to protect her sister but she also cares for Cait, and in the state Jinx ended , I don't think their relationship can be repaired at this point . If Vi have to choose , she will probably choose Cait, and I would not blame her for that unless she can convince Jinx to get the mental treatment she needs, but I don't think it will happen since Arcane is a big Greek tragedy.
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I haven't seen this point of view before. Interesting idea.
Thank you. This scene is a masterpiece and you nailed it.
The best part about this ending is how it is the most sober and sane Jinx has been in the series and she is snuffing Powder out. "To the new us. We will show them. We will show them all!"
When you thik of it, accepting herself as JINX is the first thing Jinx did that turned out the way she wanted it to. Sitting in the chair is for me is the most symbolic thing in the series. Jinx wanted Vi to accept her. At this point she accepted herself, jinxed and all. I feel like she making a statement: "This is who you think I am, Well have it." Sometimes I'm afraid to see Arcane 2. If they go looking for Jinx - Another shot will be forth coming. "Caitlyn, you stole my sister, I love you, DEAD!"
@@gog6256 Jinx was always looking for outside acceptance. That is done, Jinx is has accepted that she is a jinx regardless of intentions. She is an agent of choas whose family is dead, sister is someone else, and where only stability she killed. Her story is done, time to focus on other people. I am scared about season 2 coming. This show just killed a lot of people and have started a war. If the council isn't dead, the season is starting in a bad place.
Sober and sane? She is so depressed and vroke than almost is unable to walk, just drugs kept her going. I don't get why people can cheer for she turning fully Jinx when is a signal that her mind is broken beyond repair. Jinx is not happy even if is laughing, is stuck in a cycle of self harm and harm others.
@@xCoatlicuex she was always broken. Now she accepts that fact. She is beyond redemption or saving. Up until this point Jinx has been a monster but had childish behavior to have innocence and naivety as a cover for her actions. Just like this tea party she created. That is all gone when she sits down. The scene is completely sane and sober. There are no illusions, interruptions, whacky acting, etc. Just Jinx telling Vi how it is. Nothing about the scene is meant to be good for her or nice. This story is a tragedy. The heroes lose. It is a great scene.
@@justhanditover Considering herself broke, unlovable and unwhorty of savation is the complete opposite of "sane" this is the lowest point for Jinx. But yes is sad.
The chills of just how close they were to repairing all the damage that had been caused... but it was just one day too late.
Thing is. It Is repeat of episode 3. Both time hextech bomb going off when problem is already solved.
@@Mayurbhedru both times jinx screwing it up, jinxing it as you will
Because she's a Jinx. Good writing is so rare these days that we hardly recognize foreshadowing anymore.
They werent really close...Silco was never gonna agree to Jayces peace terms, he said so himself. What we got was a step in the right direction from the council but it was futile and ultimately too late
Honestly, if only Silco and Jinx had gotten to talk before the "crazy tea party" scene. He was so close to getting everything he had fought for, everything his cause. Until it all went to trash. The council was going to agree to everything he had requested. But it all went down.
One thing that really standed out for me in teh serie: depending on the scene Jinx was presented as a Monster/Thread, insane maniac or lost girl. AND THEY NAILED HER IN EVERY SINGLE ROLE like, I really was almost forgetting other ways we can view her when she was clearly of those, at the same time it was never in a "three different persons" way, Jinx coming down the bridge was as terrifing for me just as Darth Vader in Rogue One on the hallway scene, but if you look closesly, you can still see her as a lost girl and a maniac. All three are always present, but I also perfectly see wich one is now "full on"
she is all three and maybe more. They pulled it off brilliantly. The trauma of childhood did a number on her, she has severe ptsd and probably esquizofrenia because of it or that got even worse because of it. All combined with her feeling like a failure. Uff. What a character. Very well made.
It's also interesting to see how Vi reacted differently to the same trauma (their parents brutaly murdered) she took the weight of everything on her shoulders and her temper got screwed because she must be so freaking tense, but she held onto the caring side of her anyway, even if she thinks all it's her fault.
So epic, so sad. Jinx idolized her big sister Vi, and wanted to be so much like her. Most of all she wanted Vi to accept her and be proud of her and love her regardless. When Vi refuse to let her come with them on the last mission, you can see the terrible effect this hand on Jinx, it's like saying you're not good enough. Before Jinx was fragile, this I think finally broke her. She just needed so badly to prove herself to Vi, that she was not a jinx, but sadly "she is JINX" after all.
@@barbarar2216 They didn't experience the same thing. Vi is the older sister who had to be strong to protect Powder, her role was already decided when Vander adopted them. Powder was seen as weak and wasn't accepted. They reacted to the situation differently because they had different experiences and personalities.
@@barbarar2216 yeah it was truly masterfully done. And they even succeeded in playing mind games with the audience aswell, seeing how many people truly believe that Silco was not the one true evil person in the entire series. He is another character that was so brilliantly done with all of his psychotic behaviour and never taking responsibility, and even trying to blame everyone else for things he caused, even going so far as to want to punish the people he blames for the consequences of his own actions.
When Powder had not yet gone through the second traumatic moment in her life, she learned from her patchwork family (especially Vander), that she needs to be honest and take responsibility for her actions, same way Vi is also being raised by him, but he has so much going on, he cannot fully be a father for them at all times, which then leads to alot of mistakes as the kids flaunder their way through this messed up chain of events. And ultimately, her feeling responsible and sorry for everything and thinking that she is always the cause of everything bad that happens, that pretty much turns into her snapping and trying to drown these feeling out with her psychotic "fun" persona that does the exact opposite of what her frail original persona is, Jinx does not care at all and she takes zero responsibility, as a counterweight to all the responsibility Powder thinks she has to bear and which has been crushing her, since the moment that Vi talked to her in anger. This went on for years, and the biggest tragedy is that Vi never got the chance to find Powder earlier and tell her that she still loves her. It is so sad, but at the same time, absolutely brilliantly done by the show.
Btw, the "fun" Jinx persona who does not take any responsibility and who does cruel things all the time, she got all of that from Silco. So much for all of these folks saying that he was trying to be a father who cared for her...
One of the things I love best about this show is that our Heroes even our villains at times do fail. Just like in almost any other show. But in this case, our heroes fail because of their virtues, not despite them. Over and over we see where doing the right thing, the virtuous thing leads to unintentional and oftentimes tragic consequences. Even Jinx. Right up until the very end there was always a bit of Powder still in there. But in the end that last little remaining piece of Powder died. Doing the virtuous thing and protecting her sister from Silco
Even silco.
Had he just heartlessly decided to betray Jinx for the greater good, there would have been peace, and his dream of a free undercity would have finally been realized.
But he couldn't.
*Jinx didn't wanted to kill Silco,* the producers of the series *said that she shot by reflex, which is why she inmediately regretted once she realize what she just did.* she loves Vi and by reflex she saved her, yes, *BUT* she didn't wanted to kill Silco, her father, because she truly loves him deeply too. That's what's so tragic. She didn't even had time to think clearly, and she was having a heavy Psychotic episode when she shot. Her Psychotic episode was triggered by Vi, even if Vi didn't realized that she was making things worse.
*Sorry for my bad english, it's not my native language*
Yes. Many people seem to misunderstand Silco's phrase (Jinx included, but that's bc she has abandonment issues) *"Is there anything so undoing as a daughter?"*
Silcos love for Jinx undoes everything he stands for. He gives up his dream of independence and respect (the creation of Zaun) for his daughter.
Silco's scene in Vander's statue is to show how his character came full circle, he *now* understands why Vander stopped fighting to keep his Kids safe Vi (Powder, and the boys), and why he couldn't give Vi to Piltover, now that Silco was put in a similar position, when Jayce demanded for Jinx to be handed to Piltover, he realized he can't and won't give his daughter to Piltover, which is why he said to Vander's statue *"I understand now, brother."* In the past he didn't understood Vander because he (Silco) didn't have anyone to loose, but now that he has a daughter and was placed in a similar position, *he understands Vander now.* Now Silco has someone that he loves more than his dreams for a free Zaun... That's Silco's character arc
✔Vander stopped fighting to protect his Kids from the dangers of war.
✔Silco was ready to start a war if he had to to keep his daughter (Jinx) safe, away from Piltover's hands.
*Sorry for my bad English, it's not my native language*
the road to hell is paved with good intentions
I saw the opposite in some ways… loyalty is seen as a virtuous attribute… silco remains loyal to jinx even tho sevika, Finn, the council of zaun, and then jayce at the end try to convince him to leave her…
With the the heroes -> jayce betrays heimerdinger… Mel forsakes her family (taking off the ring)… vi with powder not able to love jinx… the heroes had no loyalty yet the villain did…
The ending always gives me chills. The fact that even after Jinx shooting and killing Silco. He still didn’t feel hatred or betrayed. Instead he says
“Don’t cry, Your perfect”
He was the only one who saw her for exactly who she was and who never stopped loving her, even for a moment.
Arcane was everything I didn’t know I needed in a show,and it was absolutely amazing
Hello sister
@@jesusramonacunagonzalez1845 I love these profile pics. lol
@@redpanda6497 thanks
The dinner test was to see how Vi felt about her, giving the benefit of the doubt after she still didn’t show up to rescue her on the bridge. Vi already didn’t give Jinx a chance to be Powder when she immediately assumed Caitlin’s head was for dinner.
Jinx never gives the benefit of doubit to Vi. She alredy belives Sevika amd Silco lies and all her actions are to prove them right. Her "test" were cruel and designed toake Vi fail and have excuse to harm her. The first thing Vi said to her is that she undertand that she had to do shaddy stuff to survive, but Jinx refuse to belive her choosing listen to Sevika instead.
@@xCoatlicuexHonestly, I relate to Vi so much, I have a younger sister that went insane and takes all that she feels and tries to find everyone other than the father she loves to pin all her hurt on :'(
It just kills me that through this entire scene everyone arguing about where she sits and who she is, and yet neither Vi or Silco asks her what SHE wants. She's Powder and Jinx, she's always been Powder and Jinx, but no one loved her whole so she tried to tear herself in two in the hope that someone would love half of her. And when she couldn't, she lost everyone.
"Who created Jinx?" She did. That's the worst part.
I would more say the trauma & the world created Jinx, but I really like your point her about tearing herself in half. She just needed acceptance and love, like any of us.
I still say Silco was making the effort more than Vi in a positive light to defending his daughter over an abusive (or at least negligible) sister. Where he wasn't trying to have her return to a "helpless sister, traumatized by a sick madman who did terrible things to her", where Vi thinking to Jinx forgot the family, she never did, why "Remember Vander, mom and dad and the others" didn't flash back to POSITVE memories, but shocking and traumatizing moments that always haunted Jinx, where I feel Silco was there to prevent her from reverting and affirm that she overcame that, while Vi's guilt over leaving her sister to get murdered, HAD to affirm that Silco was a treacherous murderer, just like Vander HAD to believe he was to the point of betraying AND trying to Kill Silco, only to regret his actions. Where Silco was the bigger man, because he forgave Vander, he believed the sergeant's words that Vi was dead, that he trusted his no.2 AND even give his board of directors a 2nd chance to stay loyal, so many qualities, where the ONLY negative one was straight up, just the shimmer. That's where I feel so many had to say he was evil after that, but fact is, it was no different than Ekko killing the smugglers, Vi refusing negotiations. Where I feel Jinx was ALWAYS there, because of the break moment before she believed she could help, it was always there.
@@stoagymahalo5268 He wasn't the bigger man. He literally hunted down Vander and murdered him.
Silco projecting his relationship with Vander onto Jinx and Vi was part of why she fell apart, because he had her distrusting her own feelings and judgment regarding Vi which destabilized her further, and telling her to bury her trauma rather than address it just made it worse. I'm not saying he's a bad person for either (he's still a bad person, but not for that), I'm saying he's also traumatized and living in an era without any concept of mental health so he couldn't see how Vi was different from Vander and all he had to give Jinx was his unhealthy coping mechanisms. He tried to help, but in the long run he just made her worse. The thing about generational trauma is that it doesn't need to involve abuse, because it is terrifyingly easy to hurt a child even if you love them.
@@nomisunrider6472 Vi was different from Vander but She still a bad person
@@zir456 No. She’s a traumatized young woman who wanted her family back, same as Jinx. Her symptoms might not be as obvious as Jinx, but she’s just as broken as her sister.
There's something that hits you so hard the first time you watch this. You suddenly realize that Silco cared. After all that time you realize he wasn't being manipulative or cruel, he simply saw a lonely girl crying her heart out in the middle of the rain, and had to help... Those who are heartless once cared too much.
Silco may have been a terrible person, but he cared for Jinx, in his own way. He tried to be a good father
Its so twisted how people think that Silco really cared for Jinx, he manipulated her, never helped her with her traumas, he used her and he kidnapped Vander with the help of Marcus. Please stop making him like a kind of Saint he made the undercity a place full of addicts and dark, used children to produce his shit and was a murderer. I feel relieved when he died not sorry.
@@Violet2148 Tell me, if a tool is broken, you'd replace it correct? If something was causing you more damage than help, you would get rid of it... Silco did care for Jinx, perhaps not in the beginning, but who would? What reason would you have to care for someone who just blew up your work and clearly has nothing else? However, he did grow to care for her as evidenced by the fact he didn't immediately go for the deal. He never got aggressive with her, even when she was stabbing a needle into his face. He never betrayed or belittled her. He only tried to make her stronger in the only way he knew how. If that isn't care, I don't know what is. He risked his entire business and future for her. So really I think you have misread his character. I mean, Vander was a murderer, he betrayed Silco, he was playing both sides of the city to keep a peace that could never last... And in the end, died for nothing. He saved a child, that ultimately, caused more damage than good. But it is clear that he also cared for the children. Even if he let the undercity become complacent in their rotten lot, rather than have them strive to be better. What you described is a character flaw, not a lack of care.
I'd say he was a Good Person who did terrible things. And as horrible as it was, he *did* get closer to saving Zaun than almost anyone else.
And the love he so clearly felt for his daughter is painful, because they are both so, so broken. He may not have made Jinx, but he was the only one to accept her completely.
I knew he had to die for plot reasons, even before it happened. But man. It really hit hard.
@@Violet2148 We must have watched a different show because Silco 100% cared for Jinx. He felt for Powder when Vander died. He took her in. You can see in his eyes the emotion he felt before she even became Jinx. He embraced who she then was and never once tried to change her. It wasn't like he didn't just get up and take her to therapy and get her the "help she needed". Their world isn't like that. He did what he could and accepted what she was. He loved her completely.
@@anxiousbun5390 I think I watched the same show , he was the reason Powder lost her family when kidnapping Vander to make experiments with him, that was his goal , he was the reason Vi was kidnapped and thrown to prison by Marcus , he was the reason Zaun was a worst place , he made Jinx a weapon to make his dirty work. Sorry I will never see him like someone who "cared" for Jinx.
This broke me. I know I wasn't supposed to root for these two but weirdly they were the only characters I liked and had sympathy for.
Same. Silco and Jinx were my favorites.
I love both Silco and Jinx’s characters but how were they the ONLY characters who you liked and has sympathy for lmfaoo? Arcane is full of likeable and sympathetic characters even if they are heavily flawed and make big mistakes. It’s pretty difficult to not root for characters like Vi, Caitlyn and Victor for example lol
@@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy I didn't dislike Caitlyn I just didn't care about her. I had zero emotional investment in the rich girl that wanted to be a cop. I actually liked Victor too but I felt like he was underused. I didn't like Vi. I didn't like her as a kid, I didn't like her as an adult. Her personality, decisions, something about her just rubbed me the wrong way. I think it might be I felt like she was always just reacting to things rather than making moves? Maybe it was the arrogance? IDK, I just was not a fan of hers.
I love Jinx. When ever I think of Arcane I think of Jinx. There are a lot of characters, and I think they were all well developed appropriately for such a short series. I just love the art style, but again, Jinx's art I think is amazing, her eyes, shoulders, tatoos, and trade mark two long pig tails hair. I've been JINXed.
@@stephwiller9089 I agree with this too, I don’t hate Vi or anything, as an older sister myself I can see her perspective but I def didn’t agree with her rash decisions throughout the show. Seems she forgot a lot of lessons Vander tried to teach her. As for Cait, yes she’s fine I guess😂, Def wasn’t invested in her much.
Its been mentioned before but - God! Those facial animations are great! You can actually see Silco struggle to talk when he's dying. They didnt have to do that but they decided to go the extra mile.
yeah this series really knew how to take what they liked about all other series out there and put it into this. Hence the ALL style approach and i'm ok with that.
Yep. And the moment of struggle when Jinx said: "even though I'm ... different." 1:31
I am sitting here sobbing, because I just realized the rocket launcher....firing a blue rocket....is like when she lit the flare. Maybe that's just me, and there isn't a connection...but i'm still sitting here crying at it none the less!
no but that is why she has like blue steam cloud tattoos, its for vi
Aww, man, excellent observation! And yeah, ;A;
hahahahhahahahahhahahathankyouforthisimcryingnowhahahahahhahahahhahahhahahahaha-
The character developments in this show the best!
Netflix fucked up the dramatic ending for me by immediately playing a god damn tiger king trailer. so thanks for this:)
imagine paying for netflix and getting ads
while i downloaded hd version online
@@devilvocano420 thank god im just leeching off a friend.
I often dowload shit too, but the convenience is nice sometimes and it only shows previews and suggests shit at the very end of stuff
Broooo, I hate that shit, let me enjoy the credits!
Actually true
Paying for the convenience is pretty nice too
Like taking the cab instead of bus
Netflix has ads?!?
"We're only as good as the world allows us to be"
Need Jhin answers
"The world is cruel. It does not have to be ugly."😊
Nice Heath Ledgers Joker reference.
2:16 *goosebumps* i know im not the only one. I love it that Sting sung this, no other voice could fit as perfectly as his.
_...because madness is a better choice than what you'd become with hatred._
The way jinx says "here's to the new us" always gets me. Like she's just resigned herself to the fact things can never go back to the way they were between her and vi
Jinx has been through so much has lost all her family except vi all she feels is pain. She without a doubt is my favorite character. Her trauma is so deep and tragic.
Riot: Ok, now all we need is a soft and melancholic ballad to end the season on. No need for anything outstanding
Sting:
I fucking love how they always give the unhinged, crazy, fun, mindless looking villains the saddest complicated backstories ever
It killed me a little how important it was to him that Jinx knows he did not betray her, he knows she is terrified of being left behind and with his last few breaths he made sure she knows he did never one one second consider abandoning her. She doesn't have to change a thing about herself to be worth everything he ever wanted, every sacrifice he made to reach his dream. She is worth it. Period. She is his daughter and even broken as she is she is perfect to him. As abusive as their relationship was, he genuinely loved her to the best of his twisted ability.
Arcane makes you feel for both sides which I love, Silco's death got me tearing up fr.
Сериал шикарен, Стинг как всегда на высоте, определенно лучшее что я смотрел)
Best show in years. Show is in my all time favorite for sure. 10/10
What show is this? First iv ever seen it
@@SovietDevilWorm Its Arcane on Netflix.
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"But worst of all for me to live I gotta kill the part of me that saw that I needed you more"
This show broke me and put me back together. This song is seared into my soul.
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Thank you! I think - Vi, death of friends, Silco and hard live in Zaun. This all created Jinx
Imagine, she kills her father unknowingly and the same day her sister blames her and leave her.
@@manishrathore2486 Imagine, Vi and her friends try to rescue her father and just when they realize that they succeed with it against all odds her sister comes and kills her father and her friends all by mistake.
@@azarael77 Exactly, many people blame Vi . How do you expect a teem that lost her adoptive family to react? . She realized her mistake when she hit Powder. She needed a moment to cool off , she was devastated an then Marcus took her. VI Is also a victim , she had enough punishement all that years in prison been beaten and feeling guilt thinking her sister could be dead.
A truly beautiful end to a truly beautiful show
Not the end. Season 2 has been greenlit.
Again, this video is insane bro. That scene montage with the song. I'm crying each time I watch it.
Hello sister
this song makes me sad and i get all teary eyed.
Even the series
He really did love her... we dunno (at least i dont know) his story and as to why he was so evil.. but his last words made it clear he did care for jinx and he wasnt a psycopath 🥺 She did an unforgettable and a unforgivable mistake as a child and it scarred her deeply. Idk why I feel so much for a made up character but I do😭 I cant wait for the new episodes, I really hope Jinx gets peace somehow, I love her.
It's so perfect that I've watched it many times.
She's perfect.
No, she is a murderer , a child that never grow up and that needs help.
"Don't cry. You're perfect."
For all his faults, Silco loved her like a daughter and accepted her for who she was. His last act in this life was to comfort her, his daughter, his killer.
And, tragically, I think that last act of fatherly reassurance is what pushed her fully into embracing Jinx.
It has been almost a year, and I still cry like a baby.
Powder was Jinx since the beginning, even if no one wants to admit it, Milo was right. She always had the best intentions but ends up making things worse. Powder = jinx , she only accepted it now.
How is this not the most watched Netflix show? It is one of the best shows I have ever watched
In a way I bet Silco felt a sense of familial duty to Jinx
Vander was his brother (maybe not by blood) but saw that his child was… alone
So he protected her, raised her. Gave her a home.
I also like that he’s the first fully formed voice in her head. Jinx felt a level of support from him
" the monster you created " let me think about....the time my ex bff turned me into a monster. She made me be mean to the poor girl in class, i wish i never met my ex bff, she turned me into a monster and like in the 2nd or 1st Ep of arcane powder pulled her hair bc Vi told her to stay there, I literally did what powder did bc of my ex bff and i wanna ask her: " What is wrong with my personality YOU ripped out that personality " i hate her for changing me now every time i listens to this i cry i hope she knew with me by her side Nobody would hurt her 😭😭😭
I'm mainly sad because both Vi and the counselors were too slow on reaching Zan. Vi was in prison so it wasn't her fault but the council had so much time and even when the undercity was basically begging to be set free they didn't care enough.
Черт меня дери, идеальный саундтрек в этом сериале. Riot понимают как это важно. Я думаю скором времени мы насладимся ещё не одним сезоном, ведь лор игры позволяет.
The name of the song is "What Could Have Been" 😉
This video it's PERFECT
the original title is much more fitting
i can't get over how fucking perfect the soundtrack for this show was.
every single time i listen to TMYC, Goodbye and Guns For Hire i break down into tears lmao
this may have EASILY become my favourite show ever because of how human it is and how well it conveys emotions through not only by its characters but by its music as well...
i cant wait for season 2 to release
This interraction between those two really shown how a toxic relation is and hard to go away from.
If all our most traumatic moments in life had a soundtrack playing over our pain life would be easier. Sadly it's not.. I wish.
dont cry if others will not love you for who you are then i will.
This hits me every time, whenever I rewatch the series I always bawl my eyes out watching this episode the most
Nobody gave that violin the right to go that hard during this song… but it’s beautiful and the edit it amazing as well
Such a powerful show, Your edit made it even clearer and more impressive
Congratulations to the makers. The last scene followed by this song is truly amazing!
This show is the reason why I can no longer feel happy about being called perfect
Jinx kills her enemies
Powder kills her friends
Sometimes in our attempts to stop something we end up becoming the catalyst that begins it.
- Felhaust
The whole situation between Piltover and Zaun created Jinx. She is the result of an endless conflict of power, influence and politics. A monster representing the lunacy and ruthlessness of both cities.
I agree with this , the corruption and indifference of Piltover , the violence and despair of Zaun created Jinx.
I watched it overnight for the first time in my life. It's delicious. Graphics, music, characters...everything...100 out of 10. And, the chemistry between Vi and Caitlin is something else...
IAM ON ACID AND THIS IS SO VERY EMOTIONALS beautiful
Putting that scene in the intro is by far the best. I'm raising my mind by listening to it every day.😂
THEY WERE SO CLOSE TO PEACE!! 😭
Peace was never an option. Silco never would have given Jinx to them. "Not for anything." The tragedy of the vote was not that the missile caused it to be obsolete. The tragedy was Silco really did have the option he was presented with, and he chose one girl over the world. In his defense, I would have made the same decision. "Let them burn."
They never were though.
@@peaceandloveusa6656The council was voting for the independence without Jinx, but it was too late.
@@peaceandloveusa6656 No the council was voting for independence of Zaun without taking Jinx. They were indeed so close to peace, but they took action too late
You know the show's a masterpiece when it can make you cry for the death of a character you hate.
Part I love about this, the moment when Jinx snaps out of the delusion her sister truly loved her and not cover her guilt for having to "protect" her most their youth and the frustrated feelings she developed. Where just like Vander, Silco was only thinking of his daughter's well being and assured her, where I feel that's the twist, that Vi has those daddy issues because she had a natural affinity to aggression and realized had she adapted, letting her sister be her, they would have avoided it all. Why I think she INSTANTLY disregarded blaming Powder for the deaths of their family and moved the blame to another boogyman (or this case the same) Silco.
Bro what do you got against Vi she just wanted her family back 💀
@@hiitsme5524 She wanted her idealized version of her family back.
A past that never existed in the first place.
Her sister (her flesh and blood *actual* sister) was in front of her the entire time and all she ever did was push her away when it came down to it.
She talked about family, parroting Vander's words but failing to understand them. She parroted Vander's aggression and failed to understand why he gave it up.
When Jinx wanted to help, every line of BS, every false claim about family was cast aside because VI clung to an idea rather than her actual family, and abandoned her sister. Then, even at the dying words of the man VI idealized, VI *abused* her sister and again abandoned her.
At every opportunity for VI to accept her sister as adults, she refused, even believing her sister was so monstrous that she severed Caitlin's head.
VI only ever wanted her fantasy family. She consistently failed to accept and protect the one she actually had.
@@ShadowKain666 She never abandoned her what are you saying? Sure she could not follow Vander's footsteps properly but it ain't fair comparing a mature man and a feisty teen starting to learn how to survive, she tried her best I'll give her that. But I really don't get why everyone is saying she abandoned Jinx?? She left Jinx at home to make sure nothing happens to her because she feared she might lose her and after she slapped Jinx and went to the side, she tried to go back for her but was dragged away by Marcus, she just did what she THOUGHT would protect her sister, sure it may not have been the correct decision but don't tell me you haven't ever done something you thought was right but turned out to be wrong? Also a slap is not abuse, Vi reacted the way ANY normal human would react, I don't think you would be able to contain your rage that well if your sibling ends up killing your entire family, accident or not, it was a normal reaction, but even then she tried to go back for her, which shows she did care abt Jinx but was overcome with rage at the time, she didn't immediately start to hate Jinx neither does she hate her now. And if you think a goddamn SLAP where a person actually does have the right to be mad is abuse, you either haven't seen Asian or Latin parents or you're being a lil too soft
@@hiitsme5524 I *am* latin, and if you think slapping a child isn't abuse, you're a fucked in the head, delusional psychopath.
@@hiitsme5524 Its disgusting that you think literally anything you just said is okay and I hope you never have children.
"Don`t cry, You`re Perfect...". Yeah, yeah... right, she`s fucking destroyed, annihilated, completely and irrevocably lost her soul, that insane scream when she launches a rocket confirmes that, i think they made it audible through the song for this purpose, because we don`t even hear the scream of Caytlin, despite she lost her mother and... maybe even Jayce, Vi`s voice inaudible too, despite she understand that her sister is completely gone. Jinx don`t even have anyone or anything to come back to. Violet can`t accept her and love her anymore, Silco`s dead, all of the Piltover wants to tear her to pieces and eat her alive now, Ekko hates her and maybe even will try to kill her next time. I can`t fucking imagine what she is capable of right now, can`t wait for S2 and see how Riot Games will play it out.
My APOLOGIES for my english for those who`ll read it. It`s not my native and I wrote it fast, because i tired of reading everyone crying about Silco and what a good father he was and how much he loved her, i think yeah, he loved her, but in his special perverse sense. He manipulated her multiple times to get what he wanted and hold her in the same time, he lied about Vi came here only for the stone, i`m sure he truly understood why she came back and lied to Jinx directly in her eyes, because he was afraid to loose her. I personally think Silco had a hand in Jinx`s creation as much as Vi did. I assume i can be wrong, but i saw it this way, and i personally don`t like Silco at all.
But it wasn't her fault she showed marbles to her sister from start and she wouldn't let her show them to their adopted dad. This tragedy wouldn't have happened if she didn't crash in and drag her little sis and risk her safety. She acts like it's all jinx fault
YOUR ENGLISH ...is pretty good. :)
Man... I love you
First of all, that's the father's love. Vander did the same manipulation thing to stop Vi from causing trouble. They both loved their child just with different parenting. Do you think Vi likes it to not fight and sacrifice his own father? NO! that's why she went to help him. There is no right or wrong, Manipulation happens all the time because the characters think "it's the right thing to do at the time. It's the most reasonable thing" They are both fathers. Silco in the end has every father characteristic Vandar has. It was just a different approach.
Second of all. Many people seem to misunderstand Silco's phrase (Jinx included, but that's bc she has abandonment issues) "Is there anything so undoing as a daughter?"
Silcos love for Jinx undoes everything he stands for. He gives up his dream of independence and respect (the creation of Zaun) for his daughter.
Silco's scene in Vander's statue is to show how his character came full circle, he now understands why Vander stopped fighting to keep his Kids safe Vi (Powder, and the boys), and why he couldn't give Vi to Piltover, now that Silco was put in a similar position, when Jayce demanded for Jinx to be handed to Piltover, he realized he can't and won't give his daughter to Piltover, which is why he said to Vander's statue "I understand now, brother." In the past he didn't understood Vander because he (Silco) didn't have anyone to loose, but now that he has a daughter and was placed in a similar position, he understands Vander now. Now Silco has someone that he loves more than his dreams for a free Zaun... That's Silco's character arc
✔Vander stopped fighting to protect his Kids from the dangers of war.
✔Silco was ready to start a war if he had to to keep his daughter (Jinx) safe, away from Piltover's hands.
So no, totally disagree, even Jinxed said it herself, Vi's is the one who made Jinxed all along. Even at the ending when she gave her chances to make her powder again. Silco saved Jinxed mentally and physically from fatal death. Jinxed wouldn't be as strong as she is without Silco, she would have suicide or died without Silco's help. Silco was like a father who spoiled her child, letting her do whatever she want. Jinx was already Jinx because of Vi, not Silco. You could say Silco made Jinx the way she is by bad parenting which is letting her do whatever she wants but not by manipulating or anything. All blame is to Vi. For being a fking trash sister. Vi chose to love Cathlyin more than Jinxed, Silco would kill anyone to save jinxed. The love is different, and even tho in the end when Silco was pointing the gun and Vi's, The last bit of Powder in Jinxed, saved Vi. She killed Silco, her own father for her sister because she loved Vi so much. Vi is a fucking trash sister who abandoned her sister countless of time.
God I am going to cry when in Season 2 Jinx will fight against Vi. Both Jinx and Vi will get the dreams of Silco and Vander Respectively like how Vi got dream of Vander while fighting Sevika in Season 1
Can we all take a moment to recognize what a gift Ella Purnell has been to nerd culture.
She nailed the Jinx role
jinx: kills the only man she had.
Vi, the only person she had: "it's okay."
jinx: no..
I don’t think jinx is the one who killed silco, I think it was powder herself trying to save vi, powder killed jinx’s dad, and In return, jinx killed powder
@@love4maymay95 wow- that's deep. i love it 🥲
@@rai9355 yeah
@@love4maymay95 No. You can see in the scene itself, Jinx, for a split second, thinks Silco is about to shoot *her* and mistakenly defends herself, only to find that Silco was trying to shoot VI to protect Jinx from VI *yet again* driving Jinx deeper into her torment.
VI failed at every turn to accept her sister again, even believing Jinx had gone so far as cut off Caitlin's head. VI never truly believed in her sister, when it came time to prove it as kids, she went back on her word. When it came time to protect her, he instead abused her, and when it came time to prove it in this scene, all VI wanted is the version of her sister she could push around yet again. Never accepting her sister as she is, neither then nor now.
Silco was the only one that ever accepted Jinx for who she was, and in Every. Single. Scene. between Jinx and Silco, it is Silco that is able to quiet the voices in Jinx's head. So much so that Jinx had a happy childhood with him, and flourished under his care.
So many people can't let go of Silco being the antagonist of the show that they fail to even recognize that he could be a stellar father at the same time. His phenomenal work at raising Jinx and giving her a happy life are etched on every surface of his office.
Jinx and Powder are NOT seperate identities!
Jinx and Powder are simply names. VI uses "Powder" because she only wants to see and accept her younger sister.
Jinx and Silco use Jinx because Silco taught Jinx to rise above what those that hurt you want to see, and to grow despite it.
In her own words: "Silco didn't make Jinx. *You did* ."
She does not have multiple personalities. The "voices" in Jinx's head are a haunting memory on repeat, not MPD.
Jinx is just the name she uses now because she changed, and flourished as a result and the final scene was a test to see who truly accepted her, who truly loved her and VI failed, Silco succeeded, risked everything to prove and protect it, and paid for it with his life.
“We will show them. We will show them all”
Dude I cried so hard on the last episode 🤧
it seriously touched my heart when Silco called her perfect after she killed him like he literally love her no matter what...Silco is better then Vi no one will change my mind
Please, Jinx was far from perfect, same as Silco . Vi tried to reach her sister the best she could , period, but Jinx was already too damaged.
@@Violet2148 reaching your sister would mean "loving her the way she is. crazy or not" people can change by time just like how powder turned into jinx bc she found love and comfort with Silco, Vi could have tried to get Jinx the moment they met she would explain and get her, i understand that Vi tried to get her but jinx read thro lines and thought Vi abandoned her but at the same time Vi doesn't understand that this is jinx not powder she changed so you as a sister should except her and try to get her to trust you again (bc she probably doesn't bc the incident that happened before Silco took powder) and THEN try to get her to be powder again, Vi thought that after all this time and damage she took jinx would immediately smile and get back to how she was and forgot about what happened to her
@@user-hr3wy5cu8m And she was doing that , trying to explain what happened and they were getting an understanding before Ekko appeared and took her away. It is difficult to accept that her suffering and Silco turned that little girl into a murderer. Jinx was too far gone, in her mind everything was twisted.
@@Violet2148 will maybe you are right but that wouldn't change my opinion that Silco really loves and exceps Jinx better then Vi, i have nothing against Vi she is a cool person
@@user-hr3wy5cu8m None of them loved jinx whole, Vi loved Powder more though she was slowly starting to come to terms that her sister changed just like everyone did and Silco only loved Jinx, not that weak little girl that Vi loved, not Powder, Jinx. None are better than the other
I like the attention to detail in this show, like scene were Silco is contemplating having to inject his eye and you can tell he’s not had to do it for awhile, having had Jinx do it for him. No words needed you can just tell
penta kill
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Bravo! Bravo! 👏👏👏 great work. Thank you for THIS!
It was so sad to watch the end. I felt many different emotions, like sadness and anger with Powder turning to Jinx and becoming even worse and it was even sadder with Violet knowing it is too late to help her sister. It is all Silco’s fault. He tried to spill blood and do harm to others. He separated the two sisters as children and manipulated Powder, did harm to her by making her a monster, a killer. It wasn’t Vi’s “abandonment” that changed Powder, it was Silco’s lies and decisions, because Vi would have come back to her sister, and eventually, would have forgiven her, not her actions, but her as a person, if it wasn’t for him.
This isn't an AMV as much as the completed scene. My one regret about the season finale is that it didn't use the full song. Thank you for this.
i had never expected a league of legends movie/series…when i watched it, it changed completely my view of league of legends and the passion they make. (when i saw ekko i was like omg he looks so cool xd, cause ekko was my main favorite character)
omg this song is so full of feelings,I can't describe what I feel listening to it 💔
god-tier show
love this story. love this charecters. love everything from Arcane
Ahogyan látjuk, mi minden indult el a rakéta kilövése alatt, ami nem jöhet létre...különösen, ahogy Heimerdinger felfedezi, mennyi tehetség és potenciál van az alsóvárosban, az szívszorító. Nem láttam még ilyen jól megkomponált jelenetet, ekkora jelentéstartalommal.
Your eyes change, like mine. You are perfect, I would never have given to them.
They should hire you to make their scenes even more epic LMFAO
wdym the scene was perfect
@@jujuozima6618 by getting flashbacks like this edit has, it seems even more emotional. Sets the tone in an even better fashion (which was hard to beat)
@@westshot7338 yes but in the show they needed to explain what else was happening and they also added a clue to season two in those scenes before the glass break. But I agree these flashbacks are well placed :)
F the flashbacks made me cry so hard i cant😭😭 i half hate u half love u for making this this hurt way too much yet was so good aldkf thank you for this MV😭💕T^T
You can literally see powder die before she stands up. Such an amazing series
the best words ever spoken "don't cry, your perfect"
Dreams are no more than tomorrow. But that's dreams they may never come. Welcome to reality.
It's INCREDIBLE
The first season was a fucking masterpiece. I can't wait for season 2.
Tbh season 1 is about jinx and how shr became who shr is, hell thr last scene cutting before the explosion is basically showing us that, it's not a cliffhanger to the main story because it's not about if the rocket went off, it's about jinx, and how so much injustice, evil, manipulation, and mistakes created the monster, and that finally, powder, the once innocent girl, is dead, left only is the monster that everyone created
I cant really express how I feel about this.. but this work is the Best one.. I saw a lot..
It still hits till to this day ❤❤
“But you changed too”
I hate you but I love, you make me feel in the video the same emotion than the first time I saw this season end OMG I love and I hate arcane, WHY YOU MAKE ME THIS RIOT GAMES I WANT F*** MOOOOORE
This is so beautiful
I want you to lose like I lose when I play….. we could’ve been.
I now play. Just wow tho. Story everything. Just wow.
The last time a cliffhanger ending was this intense for me was the season 2 finale of Avatar the last airbender.
just watch the video with the music from xcom 2 war of the choosen title screen playing behind just perceptible. dayum it's mixing so well. for those who got the game try it that perfection.