You were able to do it without lvl 70 Ming Shuo? Ill have to try some more; I was just going to wait and 70 him.

Thank you for this, my daily bread.

Arcane deserves faith in it's writing so I'm going to believe that they didn't just kill off Warwick before he ever got the chance to become Warwick. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

of the man inside. This theory of mine is kind of wild, but in my opinion there is a trail of breadcrumbs that supports it. It also explains why he gets up after Viktor leaves. I first thought it was just a contrived way to set up Jinx's self sacrifice, but that's a bad faith argument.

Warwick in game has a similar goal to this new version of Jinx as he has good intentions, but he's a monster... a jinx. This also references one of his lines he has with Jinx in league right now as he says "Let me forget" implying that she wont, that she is a presence in his life and a reminder

This also follows up on what Ekko said to talk her down as it's never too late to build something new, for someone who's worth building it for. Fixing up Warwick and helping him transition from Vander to Warwick similar to how she changed identities to survive would be poetic.

So who's going to "complete" him? Jinx of course! Why would she do this? Because it's "something she can fix" the same reasoning she gave for fixing up Sevika's arm. Jinx is also familiar with Shimmer as when Vi breaks Pow Pow in episode 3, we can see it runs on chemtech.

Now that he's got everything he was working towards, Warwick no longer matters to him. This sorta mirrors his League lore as Singed thought he was a failure and abandoned him before the transformation happened. The Glorious Evolution left him without all his chemtech, which he presumably needs.

While Warwick and Vander are different characters, Warwick is specifically not all beast as the man present within him is very important to his character. This only leaves one problem, how are we going to get from Warwick at the end of Arcane to Warwick in League. Singed has no reason to finish.

When all of the other dolls fell lifeless on the ground after Viktor removed his control, Warwick only passed out for a little bit until waking up. I think this was the beast waking up, but just like the first time when Singed thought the man was gone, Vander is still in there.

The evidence for this is how he was not made featureless when ascended by Viktor. Singed hinted at this strong sense of self when talking to Ambessa in the jail cell, that his will allows him to survive what others would not be able to; also that he thought the man was gone, when he really wasn't.

Similar to Powder/Jinx in season one; what we got in season 2 was a mixture of Vander and Warwick. Just like the tea party signified the end of Powder, I think this scene is showing us the end of Vander, but not the end of Warwick.

holding the top of Jinx's bomb is a clear indicator that she's not dead (along with her "to be continued" speech). Next: Warwick. The end of episode 8 is treated as the death of Vander as his memories get destroyed when Singed injects him with his formula. That's okay because Vander is not Warwick

Just after the explosion goes off and while it's only blue you can see a streak of pink go off from the blue. Throughout the entire season every time Jinx moves almost they make it a point to have it streak pink from her eyes. This combined with the Cait scene where she's looking at the vents while

First lets start off with Jinx because I think that involves the least amount of cope. I don't think she's dead. On my first watch I thought it so distasteful to have a character attempt suicide multiple times throughout the season, get talked out of it... and then commit suicide... but heroic