THIS SHOW IS PERFECTION!! INSANE FINALE🤯 - Arcane Episode 9 REACTION! 

THIS SHOW!! Genuinely one of the greatest things we've ever watched and there's Season 2 next year😭 Thank you everyone that joined us for this CRAZY journey but the story is not over so we better see you all next year for Season 2😤 Meanwhile here on the channel Kaguya Sama Love Is War will be starting next week! (Episode 9 now on Patreon www.patreon.com/CaraPrez )

"In the pursouit of great, we failed to do good" Might just be my favourithe quote from any media ever tbh. Your reactions to this show have been fantastic and I hope to see you back at it once the next season arrives.

"Don't cry. You're perfect." I don't think I've seen another line that hurt me as much as that one. For her entire life, Powder suffered with abandonment syndrome. Always thinking she was broken. That there was something wrong with her. That no one would love her for it. Silco loved her unconditionally, like a real daughter. And here she is, killing the only person in the world who accepted her exactly as she is.

Notice why she chose that chair: because she did it again. She jinxed it again. She killed her father figure again. She "lost" her sister again. Again, the loss was her "fault". She was "abandoned" again. She destroyed her family again. Her last hope of healing was gone in that moment. So with no other option, she embraces what she is. She embraces her failings to at least have some control over it. And yet, right after, she jinxes it again. This time by killing the council and destroying the peace that had just been achived. She just can't escape from destroying lives around her. And she is tired of that fact. Now you definitely need to react to the League cinematics!

The scene with Silco at Vanders statue is such a good show. He realizes why vander betrayed the cause, and he is about to do the same. Silco could so easily have been a throw away villain, but he literally had the same arc as vander and was so much more.

When Silco died, I suddenly realized I was crying. At first I was surprised, but then it made sense. He was an excellent villain, superb performance and presence I was actually sad it was the last time we got to see him on screen. Great reaction guys!

People when they first watch the show think it ends on a cliffhanger. But technically, this was the true ending. Arcane Season 1 is the story of Powder becoming Jinx. And the ending is just that, Jinx becoming officially her new persona. Also that 23:32 scene of Singed in his lab. Very important for Season 2. Also, Jinx is no leader. Shes the wild card. Shes a loose cannon. In case you didnt know, thats her Title ingame. Jinx, the loose cannon. Shes now not on a chain either. Shes not leading, shes doing what she wants.

“The boy didn’t even haggle.” Was a line ekko said in episode 1 when he was talking about jayce buying the crystals in the under city - which was how he tipped the crew on the burglary in episode 1. Because he followed him

I heard someone say from another reaction that when Jinx said "make her go away", it was a reference to when they were kids and Vi would pretend to chase her own monsters away in that game they would play.

Silco's first and last words to Powder/Jynx were to console her after she killed one of her fathers.

If you are itching for more Arcane I definatelly suggest that you react to "Bridging the Rift" - it is a documentary on the show and it is absolutely amazing.

The council votes for peace Jinx " while you're at it how bout you lot rest in peace"

i know you guys finished this probably months before the upload, but Silco, is 100% genuine when it comes to his relationship with jinx, he really took jinx in as his own daughter because of the same pain they both felt. Even in the end Silco went for Vi's head to try to shut her up because she was causing more pain to jinx, even when drawing his last breath, his last words were to comfort jinx. He really loved and cared for her. Also based on lore jinx wont be taking over Silco's place as leader, infact shes kinda alone even in the future as both sides wants nothing to do with her. also she is gonna go on rampages, constantly in the future to mess with the topsiders.

Mel's painting, 5:36, is of the Immortal Bastion, capital of Noxus. Mel is my fav.

9:39 the little fluctuation in Silcos eyes says so much. that quarter of a second is my favorite moment of the show.

when silco said "dont cry your perfect" i just started bawling my eyes out the first time i watchet it. now watching it for like the 15th time i still cry xD good reactions see you next year and also if i would have gotten a penny for everytime jinx lost a parent. i would have had 2, its not much but its wierd that it happend twice xD

I’m a middle-aged man who does not easily cry, and this show made me cry like a baby. About ten different times… Incredible storytelling. CANNOT WAIT for season 2!!!

Welcome! To the Arcane season 2 waiting room.

I've binged Arcane several times, and watched countless streamer's reactions. It never gets old... Thanks for feeding my addiction. XD

In defence of Caityln's mother - she is lowkey awesome! She does seem like a stereotype, but she clearly loves and respects Caitlyn in all of her actions. She gave her an audience with the rest of the council after all! Even back in episode 2 when Caitlyn is still super young, look at the confidence she has in defending Jayce, knowing that her mother will take her side of the argument (which her father doesn't).

Another thing that makes this show so incredible, are all the small details that they add in every episode. There are so many things that go again. You mentioned a few of them, like the fact that in this episode, Jayce stopped Victor from jumping, just like Victor had done for Jayce in an earlier episode. Or the fact that Jinx was responsible for both Vander and Silco' s deaths, which were both of her father figures. But another one that I only noticed after rewatching the show, was that Silco in this episode, sat by Vanders statue, and mentioned that Jayce "Didn't even haggle". This is also a callback to the first episode, where Ekko/Little man said the same thing. He had sold a bunch of stuff to Jayce, for a lot more than it was worth. And Jayce "Didn't even haggle". The show is truly littered with tons of these small details, which goes to show how much thought has gone into the making of this show. It is clear to see just how much they had planned out, before even making the first episode, when small details from episode 1 are foreshadowing things in the last episode. One thing I am excited about for season 2, is trying to look for these kinds of details. But for season 2, they can even make these details span across seasons. So it's going to be really fun to try to spot these things as I watch the show for the first time, and to see how many I missed, as I rewatch it a second time.

This mcfreakin show, I've watched it so many times but I teared up a little at Silco's "I never would have given you to them." And I'm not even one of those Silco apologists, it's just so heartbreaking that in his dying moments he gave Jinx the one thing she's always craved--unconditional support and validation--but also sealed her fate, locking her out of any possibility of reconciling with her sister which was the real path towards her finding happiness and healing again. This entire show is just a giant heap of perfect, emotionally devastating catch-22s. What a masterpiece.

You guys are the best people I've seen react to this show lmao, I've seen arcane so many times that i can basically recite it line by line, but watching you guys react to this show makes me feel like I'm watching it for the first time again. I'm glad you guys enjoyed it!

no matter how many times I watch this series, I never tire of it

Jinx’s face when she realized she AGAIN killed the person she cared about deeply says more than a thousand words. She’s so disappointed in herself, it’s like she’s saying to herself ,,Yep, I really am a jinx. I F’d up, again.”

It's amazing how good this episode really is. It's the most unsatisfyingly satisfying ending ever - All the major character arcs are resolved (Mel chooses Piltover, Jayce chooses peace, Vi can't see Jinx as more than powder, Jinx definitively goes her separate way from Vi, etc), but there's so much left to explore in the future. I think also Viktor's quote pulls a lot of weight - "In the pursuit of great, we failed to do good" is not only true for him and Jayce, but it's exactly what's happened to Silco - He doesn't want anything particularly evil, just an independent undercity that isn't exploited for the upper city's gain - But he's become the villain in his pursuit of it. And it is a noble goal - Really, we see in the first three episodes that Vander's kids, who are essentially Undercity royalty, still make a living by stealing from people's houses, and here we learn that boy working in the Shimmer factory was pretty upper-class for their society - Imagine where kids who aren't as lucky would be, either way. Vander wanted to keep that in fear of the cost of getting better, and Silco wanted to change it regardless of the cost. That's my take, anyway.

The bittersweet tragedy of Arcane is you didn’t really need a sort of resolution in a normal sense. Even if there wasn’t a season 2 planned, the story is perfect as it is. if you look at the series from the lense of Arcane being a tale of two “sister” cities and dealing with their differences and irrevocable actions that lead to the rift through the story of Vi and Jynx. Excited from where they go next year.

Love that you noticed the callback to “Am I interrupting something?” being the same line Victor said to Jayce when he was going to jump. There’s actually another callback in this episode regarding Jayce. In Episode 1 Claggor asks Little Man how he found out about the apartment they broke into, and Little Man tells him that the owner came into the shop to buy some stuff and that he sold it to him for double the cost because he didn’t even haggle. Then in the final episode when Silco is talking to Vander’s statue he remarks that “The boy didn’t even haggle.” It’s a nice callback and also goes to show how although he spends most of the show bending to other people’s influences, at his core Jayce is a very straightforward and honest person.

so glad yall liked it. It's so refreshing to see people talk about it!

Loved how Silco went to the Vander statue. Now he knows what his old friend was thinking. He ended up doing the exact same thing. Even poured one out for his brother.

The one small thing I noticed recently is when Silco says to the Vendor's statue "The boy didn't even haggle" is the same characteristic Little Man gives Jace when he described him to Claggor. So it's noce to see the continuity that even with all the changes Jace come throughout the show he still didn't learn how to bargain

Reactions to this show never get old. And you see it coming every time, it's either utter shock and disbelief, or a loud exasperated "Fuck you!" because it ends there. And it's great every time.

This show is one of the most perfectly constructed tragedies I've ever seen. All of the actions and choices and consequences felt like a natural expression of what these characters would do, and only we the audience get to see the whole picture and how it all fits together to make what happens inevitable. And I've never thought of the ending as a cliffhanger, as both the personal story and the larger, political story are both brought to their conclusions: we see how Powder became Jinx, and how the war began between Piltover and Zaun.

Silco tried to protect Jinx from Vi Silko know what he was doing becouse the some thing has happend him physic and mentality. And when you re-watch scene when he took Jinx on some place where Vander almost killed him. And them you can see that she was mentality better, she did make a weapon and then after Sevica tell her about VI. You can see in that moment mindset change/reset back. -------- Silco loved Jinx and tried to protect her. He knew about her mental illness and what triggers it. When Jinx remembers her family she has ptsd. And he realy cares for her. When Jinx kills the firelights and ruin his work Silco blames and yells Shevika but with Jinx he tells her calmly that she was wrong. When Jinx kills the enforcers Silco is angry but he wasnt going to hurt her. And Jinx didnt afraid him. He wanted to impess him. -------- As with crystal when Jinx tried to creat the weapon she had ptsd of her dead family. After the scene in the river when Silco told her to get over the past it worked. --------- Jinx continued to make the gun without any problems. All was fine unltil Vi came. When Jinx saw Vi she remembered what she did. Vi didnt know about her traumaand or how to handle it. Vi wants the best for her and keep her safe but she hurts her. I dont blame Vi. She thinks Silco is a monster and he manipulates her in his favor and she has every right to believes. Vi only know that Silco kidnapped Vander and caused his death. And that we can see it clear in the final scene. Silco gave up everything he wanted to protect Jinx. And he didnt get mad when she kidnapped him because he understand how she feels. Vi tries to make Jinx remember but she only make things worse. Silco sees jinx suffering and tries to help her by shooting Vi witch leading to his death. I dont say Silco was right and Vi was wrong the one. And thats the good with Arcane. There are not black and white. Silco tried to kill 4 children to avenge Vander and done many evil things. Also he feared that Jinx would abadon him and thats why he told her some lies. But in the end Silco wasn't the clice villain. He was a complex character with issues and weakness. And Vi wasn't evil or totally wrong. Ηer intentions were good but in the end she would make things worse because she doesn't know the real Jinx.

Your comment about Heimerdinger was very on-point. I do want to highlight that this show has masterful directing in consequences. For example, remember when Caitlyn gave up her gun to get medication to treat Vi? That was a bad move, thinking logically. Then in EP 7 Caitlyn ends up on a bridge. A bridge full of robotic "fireflies" (butterflies) that target everyone with guns, yet she doesn't have one. Or the moment between Jayce & Viktor when they were both at the lowest points in their lives. This show loves to play around with "the same thing" happening to different combinations of characters. There's SO MANY cases of this. For example, Jinx gases Sevika and interrogates her. What's the next thing that happens? Sevika & Silco gas the Chembarons and now they're the ones wearing masks. Heimerdinger, the head of the council gets kicked out -> Silco, the head of the council threatens everyone with their lives and displays power. Caitlyn under umbrella when Jayce got kicked out of academy --> Caitlyn soaking in the rain when Vi is leaving her after they go to the council. There's even more subtle ones, like Viktor scattering the ashes of Sky and saying "I don't know where you would have preferred". The ashes fall down right where Sky met Viktor when she was playing around with other kids in the water. I could go on and on about these. There's so many, honestly. I just never thought about Heimer's case, that was a nice point. Thanks for your reactions, I really enjoyed the whole series you did!

I love how Silco was worried when confronted by the other undercity gang boss. He then asks "We're you tempted?" and she replies "Not for a worm like him" Implying that had it been someone else, someone smarter, she would have betrayed Silco. Truly Silco believes that every day may be his last.

this show was so perfect, its truly worthy to watch the behind the scenes documentary of it can recommend it and would watch your reactions to it 👍

You started to hit on it a bit in your aftershow comments. The reason this 9 episodes seems so full, so impossibly complete and yet open ended at the same time, is because of the overlaps of themes between all the characters. Different stories, different situations, same throughpoints. You don't feel scattered despite the different plots, because it keeps reiterating the same themes. Amazing story writing, a true master class in how to fit more into the cup than should ever be possible.

"What could go wrong?" LOL, everything Prez, everything go wrong

Loved your guys' reaction. Your Arcane reaction made me add you to my regular rotation of reactors. Looking forward to more reactions!

You guys are great! Probably my favorite reaction of arcane. Glad you enjoyed the series 💗💗

Saddest part is, Vi could never accept Jinx, she still believed Powder was alive and could be saved, but Silco was the only one who truly loved Jinx for who she is and she jinxed it.

I fear you missed Silco's intention, if you recall back to episode 3, his talk with Vander, Vander tells him Silco can't win a war with topside (which honestly he might have been able to, as they don't have Hextech yet), but Silco goes on to say he doesn't need to win, just to scare them, for respect, he doesn't want to rule it all, he wants Zaun, he wants independence, if you track what he says to the Chem barons and others, Silco is fighting for a cause. To get the Undeside out from beneath Piltover, out of the poor conditions they have had to endure, and he's willing to do anything to achieve that(ep1 conversation with Deckard) So..Silco lost, he nearly had Zaun's independence, but for the second time Jynx blew it all up.

Also, I highly recommend rewatching this show. I’ve watched it 3 times and I still picked up new details even on the third viewing.

After I watched this episode for the first time, I couldn't function for a day. It's so heartbraking with the score, the screenplay the AMAZING SCRIPT!!! It's my favourite show of all time.

Best season finale I've ever seen. Still makes me cry...

I just came across you guys and your first reaction a few hours ago. Perfect timing as i got to binge the whole season in one go because you just put this final ep out

In the nicest possible way, this 18:07 is always one of my favorite reaction point in the series across all the reactions I’ve seen 😂

I never noticed it until your comment right from the get-go about how every episode started with a flashback to children. But in this episode, they opened with a present shot of the death of that child. There are so many parallels with jinx and Vi that its crazy to think about.

Hope you'll check out the full songs of the series if you haven't already. (Guns for hire & What could have been still give me chills) Also please watch Arcane: Bridging the Rift. Full BTS/making-of documentary. I'd even watch you react to that as well, it's so good. 😀

Awesome, I was waiting for this, this is going to be great!

23:20 Yeah, it's like a... Super Mega Death Rocket or something like that. Kidding aside, the references and callbacks to previous episodes are amazing. Jinx's line of "I thought you could love me like you used to, even though I'm... different" to me is a reference back to episode 2 when Vi tells powder "what makes you different makes you strong" as she is about to turn herself in to Grayson. Also Silco in Ep. 5 saying to Jinx "You're strong now, just like you were always meant to be." All of it is a callback to each other and a slight twisting of it's meaning each time it's said IMO. It goes from "Be yourself, don't try to be like the others" to "This is who you are, embrace it" to "This is who I am, why can't you love me for it?" You picked up on "Am I interrupting?" already, there are like 8 really good ones where 2 people use the same or very similar lines. "We got everything we could ask for, the boy didn't even haggle" - Silco Ep. 9 at Vander Statue vs. "He didn't even haggle! I charged him double price" - Little Man/Ekko Ep. 1 chatting with Claggor. Both talking about how Jayce is inept with making deals, especially with the undercity (do we call it Zaun now? Technically the motion passed before they got blown up). "Welcome to the Lanes" - Vander Ep. 1 to the two traders vs. "Welcome to the Lanes" - Vi Ep. 5 to Cait once they finished their parkour. Both to me are saying "This is how we do things here, go along with it and you'll be fine." "You've got a good heart, don't ever lose it no matter how the world tries to break you" - Vander Ep. 3 before he takes Vi's place as the scapegoat vs. "Despite it all, I can tell. You have a good heart" - Caitlyn Ep. 6 when thinking Vi was apologizing to her for leaving her at the brothel only to get stabbed looking for revenge. This one is a layup since immediately after Cait says this Vander echoes it. There are others, but this comment is long enough lol. If anyone wants to add more they know of, thrown them here.

y'all should definitely check out "Arcane: Bridging the Rift" its a 5 part documentary on youtube of the making of arcane. gives a lot of insight on how everything was made and is just as well made as the show.

*Listens to your predictions of who will die at the start of the video Well... this reaction is going to be intense! XD Congratz on getting to THAT cliffhanger! XD Now you can wait like the rest of us! I would say the undercity definitely didn't win here, but Jinx has made this much, much worse for them all. I think Silco wanted the weapon built to threaten Piltover, Jinx decided to use it. So now recommendations! I don't know if you do trailer reactions, but there are some League of Legends cinematics you should definitely check out to learn more about what the world of Runeterra is like! I HIGHLY recommend checking out "Warriors Season 2020 Cinematic" first! And if you enjoy that, definitely check out Awaken 2019 and The Call 2022! :) Again, best start off with Warriors first. It has been an absolute pleasure watching your reactions to this! Bring on season 2! :)

It was so fun to watch you guys watch this!! I love your enthusiasm, how much you became invested, and all your reactions. Arcane truly is peak, looking forward to your season 2 reaction when it comes out this novemeber 😁

awesome job guys. loved your series. thank you!

How did you guys not shed a tear 😂 great reaction, so glad you experienced this, Arcane is amazing.

I saw Silco have a father’s journey. He became the very thing he thought he despised,Vander. Is there anything more undoing than a daughter. All of his hopes and dreams he ever had in his grasp, but he had to give up the girl he raised. He was not going to do that. And he finally understood his brother and why his brother did what he did. Then you have don’t cry your perfect scene. 😢. Fantastic voice acting. But right there. Silco trying to convey even though he’s dying. I love you for who you are flaws and all. Poor Vi could only see Powder, and is terrified of Jinx,leaving Jinx believe that Vi does not accept her how she is only how she was. That innocent sister was not ever coming back. I think that’s why. Powder made the decision herself where to sit in the end. No longer up to her sister.

the only downside to actually knowing/playing the game is that you can predict that the in game characters are unlikely to die....since they are the main thing for the players and the lore. So trust me when I say that you had the whole experience! btw i found your channel today and binged all your arcane reactions at once xD great content.

Perfect finale, a suspenseful ending with emotional impact that sets up next season, but also bringing all the storylines and characters to meaningful conclusions. The show is a gift. It's like, what if we made an animated show, in the fantasy genre, in the way that fans know and love - AND - give it as much resources and time as is needs to have top tier production in every aspect, art, writing, sound, music, VA, etc. AND, nail it.

Rennie's kid was working in the Shimmer factory because it was his best shot at a better life. ...it was ALL those kids' best shot at a better life. This show is AMAZING.

Technically it isn't a cliffhanger. A cliffhanger is when the movie/show ends before the climax and I do not think you can say that wasn't one hell of a climatic ending. The story being told in season 1 and eveyone's character arcs finished: Powder is gone and all that is left is Jinx, there will be no peace between the Under City and Piltover, Hextec couldn't be controlled for only good and weapons came of it, no happy family reunion for Vi, Mel has made her choice, Himendinger and Ecko end up teaming.... It basically finished on the inciting incident for season 2. This was basically Jinx's villain origin story wrapped in a Greek Tragedy.

Thanks, might just be the best reaction of this show out there, and I have seen them all. Best show ever, and you wont belive me until you prove it by yourselfs, it gets better on re-watch. Example when you see Silco's end you know he is honest with his words towards Jinx, when you re-watch when he adopts her you can see it in his face he empathizeses with her becuase he sees himself in her like what he whent trough with Vander. And there are tons of subtle little things troughout the show that you cant catch on the first watch. I highly recomend watching "Bridging the Rift" the making of Arcane, it will elavate your apraciation for the show and its creators to a whole new level.

i once read a comment on a video that said something along the lines of "killing silco was powder's revenge, and firing the rocket was jinx's revenge." and i thought it perfectly reflected the entire situation

One of the greatest shows ever made

Based on the way y’all talk about the show during and after, I think you might enjoy the studio’s behind the scenes series. I think it’s on RU-vid called “Bridging the gap” or something like that.

I love how Cara's too afraid of Jinx. Hahahahahahaha

Another great react vid. I find that not knowing anything about the game gave reactors incorrect expectations but helped their moments of surprise to be genuine.

What makes the writing and characters of Arcane so good is that none of it is one-dimensional. Vi - Wants to be a good big sister but her emotional immaturity causes her to make poor decisions and lash out at people around her. Has daddy issues. Cait - Wants to be the hero of her story but is more often the damsel in distress. Has mommy issues. Jinx - Too much to unpack here, but has daddy issues, abandonment issues, inferiority issues-- in spite of basically being a genius inventor marksman acrobat. Vander - Fought a war but gave it up due to the cost. Was a damsel in distress but given a final moment to be the hero. Silco - Kept fighting the war and paid the ultimate price. Resented Vander for abandoning the cause to raise a bunch of kids, only to finally understand him in the end. Jayce - He is the projection of success while being a failure. Is the city's golden boy despite only ever making mistakes behind the scenes throughout the entire show. Despite becoming the de facto leader of the city, is constantly led around by all the powerful women around him. Has mommy issues. Ekko - Caught in the middle between warring sisters and warring cities. He represents a middle ground of people who just want the right to live and live their way. Like Jinx, he was forced to face the future alone, but didn't feel like he was abandoned; only that he survived. Probably why the firelights also appear just to fight to survive, rather than to win. Mel - Powerful, Diplomatic, manipulative, beautiful, and insecure as fuck. Has mommy issues. Victor - Similar to Ekko and Jinx in many ways, such as being a brilliant inventor from the undercity. Unlike them, he's able to reconcile the differences between the two sides, but he's also motivated only by his desire to live. Unlike Jayce, he takes on everything alone, arguably succeeding on his own merits as well, but at the cost of pushing away everyone close to him. Heimerdinger - Is he wise or is he just afraid? Looking forward to season 2. Hoping Noxus (Mel's homeland) takes on a big role in the next one.

I always recommend INVINCIBLE as the next animated series for reactors, after finishing ARCANE. They’re very different shows, but both well done in their own ways and written for adults with complicated themes and concepts to digest!

I loved this series of reactions. Great stuff.

Thanks for your lovely reactions❤ welcome to season 2 waiting room 😅 P.s. if you feel bad w/o S2 - react to Bridging the Rift - another emotional story about making the series😊

God Dang, We've been through a journey and watching this early in the morning for tears 😅

Im also fairly certain mel has some magic items. That gold flash before the impact. jayce has the hextech hammer. victor has the hextech core keeping him going. i think at least those 3 survive

Enjoyed your reactions! I learned new things while watching too which was great! Throwing in to the list of people who suggested Arcane: Bridging the Rift while you wait for season 2. It's.....really well done and a rollercoaster of emotions in its own right, seriously.

Thanks for the fun reactions, see ya for season 2!!

Nobody really talks about it, but I think what Sky figured out will be a major storyline thread in Season 2.

15:25 "There is going to be chill conversation with the council. What could go wrong?" ... Jinx.

the last scene is just...legendary, i was blown away the first time i saw it

Honestly in many ways one could say the undercity lost here. They were so close to independence and a better life, the council literally voted it through and with Silco gone, nobody would really be able to protect Jinx and the deal would be fullfilled. Now even IF the whole council is dead, the enforcers are alive, and somebody would sooner or later take over. As for Jinx, I dont think there would be anything that d actually bring her back, we can clearly assume she has been killing for years and has a severe personality disorder.Whoever she d kill it d just enforce in her that she is a Jinx - coz killing either Silco or Vi would just mean she killed another person she loved, just like she always does.

Ahhhhhh I’ve been waiting all week for this reaction! I haven’t watched it yet but when I do I’ll post another reply! Love your thoughtful reactions! You’ve definitely got another subscriber from me!

Id highly recommend the behind the scenes documentary for arcane called "Bridging the rift" here on youtube! Either in your own time or maybe even as its own reaction series 👀 its amazing

I think in the end what Jinx wanted was for Vi to be like Silco. To not care how terrible Jinx became, how many buildings she destroyed, who she killed and still love her anyway. But Vi has become too good of a person. She couldn't even kill a single topside enforcer, the people that killed their parents and Vi swore vengeance against as a child. And Jinx hated Powder and would never go back to being her, even for Vi There's no way either of them is getting what they want out of this relationship anymore

Every third episode is a punch in the stomach and its like its mentally preparing you for this 3x3 finale. Just amazing.

Can’t wait for season 2 of this! It’s been so long

"Is there anything so undoing as a daughter?" Vander (And Silco)

The Great Silence after a Masterpiece of a Show!!! Great Reaction!!!

I watched this show two weeks after it came out. I watched it in two days. That ending, without knowing there was a season 2 coming, was one of the most shocking and heartbreaking endings to a season of tv that I've ever seen. I've had lots of fun watching your vids! I hope you react to season 2! 🥰 Only gotta wait another YEAR. 😢

My unforgettable quote" Its not enough to give people what they need to survive, you need to give them what they need to live" Little Man.

Awesome reaction, loved app of your reactions to this incredible series! Jinx would’ve ended up in the Jinx chair no matter what… she didn’t sit there because she wanted to honor Silco’s wishes, she sat there because she realized she really was “Jinx” since she once again killed her “father” (as you noted). If she had killed Vi instead, the same Jinx label would’ve applied no matter how sorry she was, and she would’ve had to take the Jinx chair. Other elements I’m looking forward to: Jinx presumably killed Caitlyn’s mother after she spared Jinx for Vi… interesting stress on their relationship. And I presume Jayce and Victor survived… hoping Mel does too, though if so I suspect she may be forever changed (scarred or worse?), though even if she fully recovers physically I think the event itself will change her attitude and her relation to Jayce forever. So many interesting things to come as they bring in more of the outside world, etc.!

Season 2 this November. 2 Teasers dropped for it

I love you’re guys reaction and I watched like 20 different reactions to arcane so far maybe more because I never get tired of sharing my passion for this show with people who just discover it And I would love to see you guys reacting to bridging the rift The behind the scenes documentary of arcane it’s also super amazing and mindblowing. How often this show would have not seen the day of light, and all that stuff that happened around arcades production it’s truely amazing. Also if you’re interested dive into the universe of runterra the world arcane takes place at via music videos cinematically, or other kind of media. A lot of people took these kind of journey after finishing arcane and I never saw someone who regretted it

3 words Bridging the Rift.

If you want another emotional rollercoaster that has same crazy pacing as arcane you should watch the cyber punk anime! 10 episodes constantly on the edge of my seat

Powder and Jinx are not two separate personalities. It's all just Powder. Jinx is more a coping mechanism she's developed in order to survive the life of violence and blood that Silco bathes her in. The mask that is the Jinx persona lets Powder distance herself from the horrific things she's doing, as otherwise violence is one of the triggers for her ptsd as shown in episode one. She's living a life where just existing has placed her within a cycle of compounding, self perpetuating trauma triggers which is what has caused her mental and emotional deterioration. Her codependency on Silco for external validation and affection to combat her own self loathing pushes her to do the things she thinks makes her useful to him, which means violence and cruelty as that is what he respects and needs, but doing so triggers her ptsd which causes her to push even harder on trying to disassociate which makes her feel even more inadequate which makes her need the validation from her codependent tie to Silco even more and it all repeats. A vicious cycle of violence and abuse. Silco may care for her in his own twisted way, but he has no apparent awareness of the suffering she's enduring doing the things she's doing for him. Or he simply doesn't care what its doing to her so long as she remains his, so long as she is breathing and leashed to him, so long as she is fitting the narrow vision of what he sees her to be, he may not be concerned about the rest of it. He never once in the season even seems to acknowledge how severely ill she very clearly is, let alone recognize that he's making her worse. He only ever remarks on what he needs from her.

"You'd die for a cause but not fight for one" Silco. Last one, I promise

Jayce's declaration that the undercity would be annihilated if it came to war shows his naivety, ignorance, and tendency to jump to conclusions. He was involved in a single raid against child workers, bored factory guards, and drugged up berserkers, and he suddenly thinks he knows how a war will go? There's a lot of resignation and sadness in Jinx during her final scenes. You can see it in her eyes, her expression, and her body language. If I had to guess, she's thinking that Vi was right, all those years ago, on that tragic night: She's a jinx. And so, if she's going to be a jinx, she's going to be the worst bad luck Piltover has ever experienced. No truce. No negotiations. No peace. Jinx will show them all, and she does, in true explosive fashion. Chaos is coming, and who knows what will happen next... Thanks for the video.

"season 2 in next year" how I wish this statement was true :')

You know a show is good when you have to take a break from in to remind yourself to breathe.

Now you guys can watch it back with all this new context.