If anything, "forgiveness" and "compassion" are central to Ekko’s character. Unlike many others in Arcane who are driven by vengeance or power, Ekko’s instincts lean toward the protection of his people first rather than aggression or asserting dominance.

"i like shipping men with men because they dont deserve women" then turn around and do this

inazuma as it is not being able to exist without ei while ei cannot exist without inazuma — the two are fundamentally linked. in this essay i will —

i’ve tried to be objective to ppl’s opinions on the jail being inappropriate and can agree that it did feel unexpected. the execution of the scene could’ve been improved with timing, certain lines, etc. But it irks me that ppl will write whole threads based on that scene—🪡🧵

people can never separate Ekko from Jinx and will use him as a self insert to chastise other character's actions when this is Ekko in reality-

cute #Caitvi art inspired "But the Ocean Belongs to You" fic by @cinnamonrolanna 🪸🌊⛵️🪼 #arcane

Boop

Just realized how to tell when someone private quotes you, which explains why half the quotes on my posts (especially the spicier ones) wouldn't open. I'm still kinda new to Twitter, so go easy on me please

Ekko is a few things: pragmatic, willing to compromise, and intolerant to bullshit. he can hate what Caitlyn did and the power she holds, but to say he'd hate HER as a person is a big stretch considering his canon interactions with her, Jayce, and Heimerdinger.

Jaycelings! Line up and give our boy a hug for surviving all the slander in this fandom that made this community even possible. He earned this moment!

Melongkoala☽☾(DE PILLED) Him learning to love magic again would be nice 🥺 like maybe he got stuck in some alternate universe and while finding his way back to his universe he learns to love magic again

Hi Jayce fans! Here's my Jayce centric post season 2 fic about him being sent to another timeline

#melvik

Yes! Ekko called out Vi’s need to carry responsibility for everyone, and yet some of you turned it into a contest over 'who loved Jinx more'. The jail scene was about breaking the unhealthy cycle of codependency between the sisters. One that if NOT broken, would’ve destroyed both

really feel like we should be able to have a conversation about how proximity to whiteness affects how characters are received without outright denying that said characters aren’t white?

vi’s pit fighter era: an explanation of her mental state, isolation, and trauma leading into her spiral — 🧵

*sighs* it's 1am, here's a 🧵 on some of my thoughts: 1) there are a HELL of a lot of white people that never truly deconstructed racism, and therefore treat MINORITY IDENTITIES as "get out of jail free cards". (the one tweet literally used that phrasing). hence this meme:

I'm glad they didn't make it easy. No neatly wrapped redemption arc, no over-the-top emotional breakdown, no brutal consequence to earn sympathy, AND they made her a lesbian woman? It's like they wanted Caitlyn to be the final boss of bigotry detection, and 80% failed the test.👀