She's Back Scene | Ep5 ending | Arcane

#arcane #leagueoflegends #vi #jinx

[bpater]

“From the dead” spot on, the animation, the voice acting, it’s sublime

[cjantarctica]

Jayce must be mad Jinx was able to build Hextech in a cave. With a box of scraps.

[tyrant]

0:16 really love how Jinx’s drop of sweat lines up with the drop of shimmer dripping

[CyberFrank]

This scene is so cool, I love the bit when she spins the chair and her braid gets wrapped around her arm. It's the little things!

[themegjake]

This is the first time I remember seeing actual fear from Silco and I LOVE it. The weight of Vi just being alive has so many implications for him and it terrifies him, it’s almost as if Vander is still alive.

[ethomas]

What I love the most about this scene is that we get to see just how smart jinx is. Yeah sure she had the notes that viktor and Jayce wrote but she made it work with scrap and metal and because she’s so good at playing the unhinged role she was underestimated by Viktor (when he said it’s highly unlikely that the creator of the bombs could figure out how to use the gem). This scene and the scene where they disarm the bomb IMO sets up the final scene, because we the audience know that she is going to figure out how to use the gemstone and they don’t think she will, causing them to not worry about putting measures in place to protect themselves from an attack.

[xanthixeclipse]

I burst out laughing when Silco said “From the dead”. I literally thought he was tricking Jinx until that point

[saul-wvfk]

I never noticed the drop of sweat from 0:15 it is such a great detail

[Octopugilist]

I have a real soft spot for beautiful music playing while something horrible happens

[Raven_Black_]

At 0:30 you can see Vi's bunny crucified on Jinx's workshop wall. Also Jinx holds the pages of hextech notebook with the feathers of the crows she killed. Crows are a symbol of change because they can adapt to all living conditions and live in all continents and also represent bad luck in literature. She keeps killing the crows, resisting change, changing into jinx. Her crucified bunny of her sister, her hopes of getting her sister back and being Powder again are fresh. We see that the moment she sees Vi in tower fight scene with firelights. She lights the flare Vi gave her, she kept it for year and kept her hope alive. Powder was alive all that time. She drops the hextech core when she sees her, showing which side of her is more important for her: Powder over Jinx.

In Ekko bridge fight scene, we see the firelight behind Ekko and crow behind Jinx/Powder as they relive their childhood game memories. The crow and bad luck of Jinx follows Powder since then.

In the final episode, in table scene, we see a "murder" of crows on the top of the old building looking over Jinx, all gathered as if this is an important event for them. The moment Jinx shoots Silco, the crows fly away.Jinx ends up sitting on the "Jinx" chair, which is covered by the same crow feathers. She finally accepts change, Powder is officially dead and Jinx triumphs.

Some neat details I realized and wanted to share because this show deserved every single breakdown about its symbolisms.

[eelwithheels]

Really puts into perspective how smart jinx really is. Mf managed to build hextech weaponry in an abandoned attic with a box of junk

[permafrost]

I loved this scene because it showed that Silco was now afraid of his plans being ruined one of the emotions he's shown fear

[bobbyharris]

The score, the animation, the editing, the timing, the delivery. Why does every scene in Arcane feel so impossibly THE

[flwrsforvaña]

"From the dead?" So fkn good!

[balrog]

Jinx: Has newfound confidence to not live in her sister's shadow and embrace her own skills and finally creates something somebody wanted without repercussions
Silco: Has his daughter happy, Vander/Vi's influence completely out of the way, and a weapon that can get him the Nation of Zaun
Sevika: Has bad news....

[J.Valentine]

Love some of the visual and audio imagery used. You see Vi's bunny crucified on Jinx's workshop. Implying that she still worships her sister. Also, you hear Mylo's creepy laugh when Jinx gets her Hex gem project up and running. Mylo represents the worse of Jinx's doubts and insecurities and his voice tends to show up when things go south for Jinx. Foreshadowing what fate has in store for Jinx and the Hex gem.

[AlCafacci]

One of my favorite scene in the TV show!

[cosmodusty]

the soundtrack here gives me CHILLS i cant

[olafarnold]

Leave it to the creators of this show to make the creation of a mass murder weapon into something oddly poetic. I always choke up a little in this scene.
It‘s so tragic seeing Powder do something so horrible simply because she wants to feel loved and validated

[Drzevs]

It gives me goosebumps every single time