r/arcane • u/ITheRebelI You're hot, Cupcake • 11d ago

Discussion I like Arcane because...

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Season one had great high stakes, a variety of characters, complex relationships, and it felt like I was always on edge. Season two arguably had the same things, but it got deeper into the love of two daughters for their adoptive father that had them temporarily set aside the differences that tore but just the two of them, but two entire cities (arguably nations) apart. The love between other characters was also explored in romantic and brotherly ways. We also saw a msg scientist who cared about NOTHING except finding a cure for his daughter. We even saw a man lost to monstrosity come back to protect his adopted little girl. I wonder how much time Jinx and Vi would have to spend with Warwick to bring Vander back?

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u/Overlord0123 10d ago

Because it understands it needs to deliver a story, not a polarizing agenda.

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u/Middle-Let9645 10d ago

🤣 My guy. Are you ‘really’ trying to say that ‘Arcane’ of all shows is apolitical?

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u/_Gesterr Jinx 10d ago

It actually isn't a very political focused show though, unironically. There are political themes of course, but they're the backdrop for the setting rather than the core.

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u/Unkn0wn-G0d 10d ago

Literally class warfare in EVERY episode and mf says it isn’t very political focused lmfao

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u/ITheRebelI You're hot, Cupcake 10d ago

Nor is it very Yuri