Woodkid - 'Guns for Hire' from ARCANE League of Legends (Scene from episode 6) 8k 60 fps

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[TheSamathan]

In case you couldn't tell, this is the scene that won them 2 Emmys.

[darkphoenix]

Can we give a special shout out to the unfortunate man who Vi ran into, because if it weren't for his incredible rudeness, she might not have noticed Jinx's flare.

[lilchaos]

The fact that Mylo's hallucination was crying or yelling because he didn't die instantly and instead probably bled out under the rubble while Claggor died instantly from the impact cause we hear what seemed to be his skull crack against the wall so his hallucination has no emotion just breaks my heart.

[CosmicSpectrumArt]

man... match cutting Cait and Vi sliding down the tunnel and the enforcers loading bullets into the rifles is a shiver inducing genius choice.

[GarnetJoker]

Jesus Christ, the moment where Silco is punching the guy, stumbles, and falls back from throwing the guy because of the weight before catching himself and screaming is such good attention to detail. That's blind rage I have never seen animated so well. It's so beautiful.

[뽀뽀-fj]

That scene where Claggor and Mylo was with Powder gave me goosebumps, I almost teared up how beautiful that scene was with the music. Fantastic

[Sorae]

This has to be the most powerful moment of the series yet. Jinxs desperate attempt to reach out to her sister, Vi with her back up against the wall and Silcos blind rage. The music, art and visual storytelling is through the roof.

[D--zv]

This whole scene feels poetic to me, I love it

[yory]

when i saw the trailers i thought silco would be a generic antagonist just to have someone to defeat at the end but they did a great job with him

[muhammadamirhamzah]

The scene and the song mixes so well together it gave me goosebumps

[karlosnalda]

0:45 Only when Jinx closes her eyes do Mylo and Claggors phantoms appear. She is reminiscing her youth when the times when she still had a family. Hoping that her big sister Vi will come back home

[ALookIntoTheEulenspiegel]

The beautiful contrast of Vi being pulled up by her friend, while Silco pulls himself up and then punches his underling.
How she immediately takes off running while he's remaining in the ruins, surrounded by dead underlings.
Beautiful attention to detail, to show where their lives have brought them.

[hashslingingslasher]

"Kiss your perfect day goodbye" coinciding with Silco surrounded by rubble and just completely enraged. Love it.

[corecaramo]

The best scene in the entire show. I can feel Powder's hope to be found by Vi... The sad hope. This music, setting, colours... Magnificent
I'll cry to this for weeks :(((

[crickdoogle]

I never in a million years would think that I’d watch a show that rightfully could rival Avatar

[hart]

0:15 that whole part is just an absolute masterpiece. the way the song starts in such a dramatic way as it zooms out when jinx lights up the flare is so mesmerizing.

[icnicstreams]

This is potentially the most powerful scene I've ever seen in TV history. Everything is so symbolic and the music is so powerul in this.

[ibrahimjouni]

People : "act 2 isn't as good as act 1"
This scene : Hold your tears.

[kane]

I understand that series based on video games are underrated, but Arcane really deserves an award, it touches on both social and emotional issues that I have never felt before in a long time. I don't know what the emmy awards are based on but I hope they make at least one mention of this work of art.

[yourfaithlessfriend]

The first time I did not fully understand why Silco explodes with fury in this scene. I mean yeah, Vi survived and as Vander's heir she is a threat to him and his control of Zaun. But we see him overcome bigger threats without losing his composure like here.
But after watching the final act I now know that the least Silco wants is to lose Jynx. He cares more about her than the dream that he pursued her whole life.
She is the symbol of his own rebirth, of his victory over the ghosts of his past, of his traumas, and of his fear. That's why no matter how many vigilantes she kills, how many buildings she collapses, or if she begins to kill her own allies ... he will always forgive her.
This is Silco terrified at the idea of losing what he loves most.