But at this point Meow-meow has already transformed again into Princess Anna from Frozen 2, so all my meow is moot.

I then explain that there's no way in hell that the ability to transform into a cat is a recessive trait—that in fact I am the OG Meow-meow and therefore my knowledge of Meow extends light years beyond any conceivable doubt of my supreme meow meow meow, meow meow meow.

YES

Yupppp exactly

- But all in all, it’s a hell of a series. Refreshing, stark. There’s the final line, “we are doomed to repeat our mistakes”, but there is also the small hope, the component inherent in our humanity, that in the most dire circumstances, begs us to help one another.
- And I like when Vi punch gud [4]

- It’s a dichotomy, as is hextech itself I suppose. Or shimmer. They save life as well as destroy it.
- I wish season 2 were two seasons. There were many ideas flying around that I think could’ve been fleshed out more. I admit I also love the beautiful animation, and wish it could’ve continued. [3]

- It’s interesting: this story takes one of the 2 time theories, that time is a loop. Viktor brings Jace the hextech that he brings Viktor to destroy the hextech.
- Time loops are often interpreted as “fate”, something Viktor praises and Jace condemns. [2]

Where we’re going we don’t need ROADS 😎