The Monster You Created is the ninth and final episode of the first season, and the ninth episode overall.
Official Synopsis[]
Perilously close to war, the leaders of 
Piltover and 
Zaun reach an ultimatum. But a fateful standoff changes both cities forever.[1]
Plot[]
Jayce quietly mourns the red-haired child. 
Vi attempts to console him, but Jayce decides he won't be attacking any more of 
Silco's facilities. Vi protests. He commands her to return the Atlas gauntlets, but she refuses. He nearly attempts to seize the gauntlets by force, but simply walks away, saying she "won't make it alone." Once he's gone, Vi destroys a large machine at the heart of the facility, spilling vast quantities of shimmer onto the ground.
Some time later, Silco, 
Sevika, 
Renni, and 
Finn examine the wreckage of the destroyed facility. Renni hunches over the corpse of the red-haired child in grief; the boy was her son. The group bemoans Piltover's sudden boldness, saying that this never would have happened if Marcus was still alive. Renni furiously condemns Silco for allowing this to happen, criticizing his over-reliance on 
Jinx, who killed Marcus in the first place. Finn gives Sevika a knowing glance, silently encouraging her once more to betray Silco.
Viktor grieves over 
Sky's remains, weeping and poring over the stack of notes she left behind. Eventually, he resolves to destroy the hex core, lifting a stool over his head with the intent to smash it. However, he finds himself unable to follow through. As he walks away, the hex core sends a pulse through his body that causes him to fall to the ground, seemingly of its own free will.
Ambessa luxuriates on 
Mel's balcony, accompanied by a single guard and receiving a massage from her escort. Mel storms up to her and knocks the glass of wine from her hands, commanding the escort to leave. Ambessa dismisses him and the guard. Mel berates her mother for stirring Jayce to violence. Ambessa informs her that the man who killed Mel's brother "doesn't believe the score is settled," and that she came seeking to weaponize hextech in order to protect herself and the Medarda family. Mel is appalled, insisting that she is no longer part of the family since Ambessa banished her, and asks why she did it. Ambessa confesses that Mel "weakened" her: she couldn't endure the look in her daughter's eyes when she made the "necessary decisions" to keep the family safe. She remains resolute in her quest to weaponize hextech, offering to take Mel back home if she cooperates.
Viktor sits on the ledge overlooking the pool of water from his and Sky's childhood. He scatters her ashes, saying he's unsure where she would've preferred. He begins to walk away, but turns back, contemplating throwing himself from the edge. Jayce interrupts. He reminsces about their time in the Distinguished Innovators competition, lamenting that "everything made sense then." Viktor pleads with Jayce to destroy the hex core, saying that he's unable to do so himself. He ruminates on the terrible mistakes that the pair have made, saying that they need to make it right.
Sevika, Finn, and Renni barge into Silco's office. Finn lectures Silco for his decline, saying that today is the day he dies. Silco lectures him back, calling him a parasite and berating him for his lack of loyalty. A long, retractable blade emerges from Sevika's prosthetic arm, but instead of killing Silco as planned, she slices Finn's throat. Renni flees in terror. Silco asks if Sevika had been tempted to kill him instead. She responds, "not for a worm like him." Silco examines a letter on his desk, sent from Jayce.
Silco meets Jayce on a rampart overlooking the ocean. He gives Jayce a list of demands, including free trade routes, blanket amnesty, unrestricted access to the hexgates, and sovereignty. Jayce balks at the list, retorting that Silco wouldn't stand a chance in a war between Piltover and Zaun and claiming that he wants to save Zaun from annihilation. Silco refuses to budge, prompting Jayce to make demands of his own: discontinuing the production of shimmer, returning the hex crystal, and handing over Jinx. Silco's only problem is with surrendering Jinx, but Jayce is adamant that if he complies, he'll have his "nation of Zaun."
Ekko and 
Heimerdinger return to the 
Firelights' alcove. The professor is astonished at what Ekko has accomplished in such a brief period, and Ekko reveals his secret, saying, "It's not enough to give people what they need to survive, you have to give them what they need to live."
Silco visits a statue of 
Vander, bemoaning that "it all makes sense now." He grapples with an impossible choice, between his dream of an independent Zaun, and Jinx, whom he views as his daughter. Unbeknownst to him, Jinx stands behind the statue, listening to Silco's every word, enraged at the notion that Silco might betray her.
Vi appears at The Last Drop, looking for Sevika. Sevika orders the bar's patrons to clear out, and moments later, Vi and Sevika are left alone. They fight for a long while, tearing up the bar in the process. Sevika reveals her blade, which is capable of firing heated waves of energy. Eventually, she pierces through one of the Atlas gauntlets, severely damaging it, and knocking Vi to the ground. Vi is nearly spent, but a memory of Vander convinces her to get back up again as she sheds the damaged gauntlet. As the pair continue to clash, Vi realizes that the gauntlets are capable of producing a 
magical force field. Sevika doesn't anticipate this, and it gives Vi a window to rip off Sevika's prosthetic arm off and finally knock her out. As Vi recovers, however, Jinx appears behind her, pistol-whipping her unconscious.
Viktor accompanies Jayce to a Council meeting. Jayce tells the Council that he is not fit to govern the people of Zaun, nor are any of them. Viktor announces that Jayce has brokered a peace with Silco in exchange for the undercity's independence. The other councilors, with the exception of Mel, are furious at the proposal, many leaping from their seats in indignation.
Vi wakes up tied to a chair in Silco's old workshop, the abandoned cannery where 
Mylo, 
Claggor, and Vander died. Jinx explains that, while Silco believes he created Jinx, it was actually Vi's voice in her head that drove her to become what she is now. Vi assures Jinx that that the only thing that sustained her in prison was the thought of getting back to her, and promises that they're "still sisters."
Jinx brings Vi's chair to a dinner table and lights the candles, revealing a macabre mimicry of a lavish meal. Silco sits across from Vi, bound and gagged. Jinx's effigies of Mylo and Claggor, as well as the stuffed bunny from their childhood, are also in attendance. Jinx berates Silco for his various lies and betrayals. She brings out a cupcake topped with the stolen hex crystal, and wheels 
Caitlyn to the table, also bound and gagged.
She states that Vi will decide where Jinx sits, referring to one chair labeled "
Powder" and another labeled "
Jinx." She sets her shock pistol in Vi's bound hands, pleading that if Vi kills Caitlyn, she can "have Powder back." Vi refuses, prompting Jinx to retake the gun and aim it at Caitlyn's head. Frantically, Vi promises to take Jinx away and leave all of this behind them. Silco attempts to speak, and Jinx removes his gag. He accuses Vi of lying and promises that he wasn't planning on betraying Jinx. Jinx hears Mylo laughing and shoots the Mylo dummy in response, breaking a glass. Caitlyn discreetly reaches for the broken glass, hoping to cut herself loose. Silco continues to speak, assuring Jinx that she's his daughter and that he'll never forsake her.
Caitlyn breaks free. She picks up 
Pow-Pow and aims it at Jinx, commanding her to drop the pistol. After much hesitation, Jinx places her gun on the table and puts her hands in the air, feigning surrender. Then, empowered by shimmer with superhuman speed, she rushes Caitlyn, knocking her unconscious and seizing back Pow-Pow. Vi pleads with Jinx to "wake up," listing off the names of her family: Mylo, Claggor, Vander, and their parents. However, this only serves to torment Jinx with twisted, monstrous hallucinations of the people she'd lost. Seeing how Vi is hurting Jinx, Silco furiously struggles to break his bonds. Finally, he grabs the shock pistol and takes aim at Vi, prompting Jinx to blindly fire Pow-Pow at Silco, mortally wounding him with a bullet through the chest.
Jinx hurries to Silco's side in tears, apologizing profusely. One final time, Silco promises he never would've betrayed her, telling her "you're perfect" before he dies. Vi attempts to comfort Jinx, but she stops crying and becomes stoic. Slowly, she walks to the chair labeled "Jinx" and sits down. She explains to Vi that the two of them will never be able to love each other like they used to. Then, she takes the hex crystal and walks away.
She loads the crystal into a massive rocket launcher, 
Fishbones, and fires a 
missile into the sky. Caitlyn wakes up, too late to stop her. Mel removes her family ring and votes for Jayce's proposal. Sevika sits in Silco's office, recovering from her battle with Vi. Ekko and Heimerdinger converse avidly. Singed fondles a locket containing an image of a young girl, and looks up to see a 
bearded man hanging from the ceiling of his lab. Ambessa sees that Mel has vandalized her own painting of the Immortal Bastion using gold paint. Caitlyn frees Vi and the pair watch in horror as the rocket sails through the sky. One by one, every councilor votes to support Jayce's motion. Finally, the rocket crashes through the window of the Council chambers.
Contributions[]
- Based on the game
- Look Development
Jerome Combe
- Head of Production, Riot
Melinda Wunsch Dilger
- Head of Production, Fortiche
Herve Dupont
- Cast
- Kevin Alejandro as
Jayce - JB Blanc as Vander
- Kimberly D.Brooks as Sky
- Mara Junot as Shoola
- Josh Keaton as Salo, Gorgeous Man
- Katie Leung as Caitlyn
- Harry Lloyd as Viktor
- Abigail Marlowe as Mrs. Kiramman, Renni
- Dave B. Mitchell as Hoskel
- Miyavi as Finn
- Toks Olagundoye as Mel Medarda
- Ella Purnell as Jinx
- Amirah Vann as Sevika
- Reed Shannon as Ekko
- Jason Spisak as Silco
- Roger Craig Smith as Claggor
- Hailee Steinfeld as Vi
- Ellen Thomas as Ambessa Medarda
- Mick Wingert as Heimerdinger
- VO Director
David Lyerly
- VO Manager
Kathy Cavaiola
- Additional Casting by
Meredith Layne, CSA
- Production Managers
- Isabelle Boningre
- Matt Salkin
- Dave "DUBZ" Wong
- Production Supervisors
- Oliver Espallargas
- Diane Moscet
- Jeremie Winslow
- Nicolas Nepveu
- David Portner
- Alyssa Roberts
- Post Production Supervisor
Eric Bergman
- Post Production Supervisor (Tencent Edit)
David Lyerly
- CG Supervisor
Sebastien Rossi
- Production Finance
Rob Hollocks
- Production Consultant
Mark Taylor
- Production Coordinators
- Romane Belaisch
- Eloide Capo-ChiChi
- Prescillia Catel
- Alice Champut
- Margaux Courtois
- Lola Delmas
- Cassie Jo Dull
- Pauline Dupuy
- Caesar Feliz
- Pauline Fleury
- Marie-Lou Gely
- Marlene Torest
- Michael Harding
- Ethan Hubbert
- Mattheu Leenhardt
- Bleuenn Mallat
- Kiahna Manker
- Elodie Moncelet
- Cecile Rastoul
- Ugo Segui-Serera
- Production Assistants
- Messaline Agarico
- Antoine Deprez
- Clementine Drouineau
- Lucile Gely
- Tom Kurcz
- Theo Lemonnier
- Yvann Makele
- Alice Sammut
- Nicolas Yoeurp
- Script Manager
Kathy Cavaiola
- Executive Story Editor
Amanda Overton
- Writing Consultants
- Terry Rossio
- Jocelyn Stamat
- Writers Assistant
Andrew Zuber
- First Assistant Directors
- Morgane Dupre
- Mathieu Roumegoux
- Second Assistant Directors
- Melissa Idri
- Zoe Nerot
- Art Directon
Julien Georgel
- Art Supervisors
- Kevin Lemoigne
- Annie-Laure To
- Desing Technical Supervisor
Matthieu Gouget de Landres
- Production Designer
Arnaud-Loris Baudry
- Senior Concept Artist
Charles Lee
- Concept Artist
Mads Ahm
- Senior Character Designers
- Alexandre Mahboubi
- Victor Maury
- Evan Monteiro
- John Polidora
- Character Designer
Thibaub B'Orlandi
- Prop Designers
- Mariana Galiano
- Fanny Marguerie
- Julie Marguerie
- Background Designers
- Bruno Couchinho
- Christophe Oliver
- Guitty Mojabi
- Color Script Arists
- Julien Georgel
- Kevin Le Moigne
- Anne-Laure To
- Storyboard Supervisor
Simon Andriveau
- Lead Storyboard Artist
Romain Barriaux
- Storyboard Artists
- Christelle Abgrall
- Ayse Aktas
- Etienne Mattera
- Julien Perron
- Marietta Ren
- Pre-Visual Layout Supervisors
Pauline Motard
- Editor
Roberto Fernandez
- Assistant Editors
- Jean Barrucand
- Noemie Esteller
- Melanie Moulin
- Pipeline Supervisor
Charles Bouet
- Lead Pipeline Developer
Melissa Goudjil
- Pipeline Developers
- Maxime Binetruy
- Cyrill Calbac
- Sebastien Courtois
- Marion Debrick
- Florent Godin
- William Loew
- Alexy Long
- Bettina Migot
- Lead Technical Director
Benoit Delaunay
- Technical Directors
- Julien Chastaing
- Oceane Froment
- Manon Golio
- Arthur Marx
- Alice Mondot
- Remi Viette
- Assets Supervisor
Michel Pecqueur
- Modeling Supervisor
Edouard Cellura
- Character Modeling Artists
- Ladislas Gueros
- Thomas Vuillier
- Thibaut Granet
- Prop Modeling Artists
- Delphine Jobin
- Alexis Dumortier
- Tony Lebrun
- Lea Rocton
- Crowd Assests Artists
Reynald Bayeux
- Grooming Supervisors
Christophe Gigot
- Grooming Artist
- Flora Andrivon
- Camille Canonne
- Juliete Dominguez
- Texturing Supervisor
Candice Theuillon
- Texturing Lead
Benedicte Battesti
- Texturing Artists
- Johan Berges
- Solene Chan-Lam
- Simon Goeneutte-Lefevre
- Thibaut Granet
- Julie Marguerie
- Romain Mazevet
- Maena Paillet
- Gilles Roman
- Ambre Sedogbo
- Magali Vidal
- Loïc Zemmour
- Rigging Supervisor
Michel Pecqueur
- Lead Rigger
Pascal Burtin
- Riggers
- Edgard Cros
- Olmo Riedinger
- Blendshapes Supervisor
Alexandre Bourlet
- Blendshapes Artists
- Benoit Bernos
- Solena Frehel
- Layout Supervisor
Pauline Motard
- Layout Artists
- Antoine Collet
- Theo Coriton
- Vicent Leprat
- Jonathan Meret
- Benjamin Prive
- Quentin Sur
- Benjamin Tussiot
- Eline Zhang
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- Claude Chabot
- Simon Magnan
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Jennifer Archen
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- Maxime Blin
- Florence Charbonnel
- Chams Chitou
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- Nazli Doale
- Alexia Perry
- Magali Vidal
- Jessica Ferry
- Pulkita Mathur
- Florian Pasquier
- William Rima
- Maud Rolland
- Aymeric Rondol
- Florian Vernet
- Matte Painting Supervisor
Julien Georgel
- Matte Painting Leads
- Martin Bailly
- Aloïs Desoubries-Binet
- Faustine Dumontier
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- Joy Afaryan
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- Fanny Branet
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- Tomas Muir
- Charlotte O'Neill
- Charles Ouvrard
- Ivan Pozdnyakov
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- Oliver Ryan
- Geoffroy Thoorens
- Bastien Thuillot
- Animation Director
Barthelemy Maunoury
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- Martial Andre
- Sebastein Asensio
- Daniel Callaby
- Jean-Charles Gonin
- Alexandre Henri
- Stephane Mangin
- Caroline Renault
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- Jonathan Perez
- Clement Pierre
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- Vincent Plagniol
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- Come Roy-Girard
- Natacha Rollin-Abastado
- Clarisse Rubini
- Jean-Vincent Sales
- Emilie Scaps
- Jeremy Taburet
- Yohan Thireau
- David Thomas
- Florian Titone
- Maxime Voidey
- Yu-Ting Zhou
- Sophie Zourane
- Fix Animation Supervisor
Maximilein Ly
- Fix Animation Lead
Amelie Gavard
- Fix Animations
- Alexis Bedue
- Ka-Leung Chan
- Severine Cordier
- Hugo Durand
- Dimitri James
- Morgane Lau
- Estelle Parein
- Leo Pieri
- Crowd Simulation Artists
- Reynald Bayeux
- Marion Demaret
- Michael Etienne
- Fortiche Animation Montpellier
- Animation Supervisor
Alexis Wanneroy
- Production Coordinator
Romain Recher
- Lead Animators
- Callum La Prairie
- Steven Meyer
- Caroline Renault
- Animators
- Steve Alves
- Lucas Ancel
- Francesca Casareggio
- Raphaël de Paris
- Andres Derakhshani
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- Quentin Garaud
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- Arnaud Kupke
- Ugo Masutti
- Giacomo Mora
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Remy Terreaux
- Production Coordinator
Amelie Houpline
- Lead Animators
Victor Pesquera Muro
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- Loïc Baton
- Agathe Bulik
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- Jean-Christophe Craps
- Thaïs Dubois
- Alexandra Guglieri Carreño
- Helene Papet
- Emir Paynter Obejero
- Juba Polati
- Sara Riobó Rúa
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- CFX Supervisor
Julien Lefebvre
- CFX Leads
- Sebastein Caenen
- Loïc Peze
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- CFX Artists
- Antoine Beaumier
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- Jan Panther
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- Kevin Vernet
- 3D Effects Supervisor
Herni Morain
- 3D Effects Artists
- Bertrand Piot
- Laszlo Trachsel
- 2D Effects Supervisor
Guillaume Degroote
- 2D Effects Lead Animator
Aurelien Rassencourt
- 2D Effects Animators
- Stephane Chung
- Jerome Dupre
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- Frederic Mace
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Nicolas Millecamps
- Lighting & Rendering Artists
- Thomas Cailliez
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- Julien Bouvier
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- Final Compositing Artists
- Julien Baret
- Damien Gaillardon
- Benoit Hasboun
- David Says
- Sound Supervision & Design
- Brad Beaumont, MPSE
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- Foley Artists
- Dan O'Connell
- John Cucci
- Foley Mixers
- Jack Cucci
- Richard Duarte
- Tavish Grade
- Dialogue / ADR Editors
Shannon Beaumont
- Sound Editors
- Eliot Connors, MPSE
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- Alexandre Ephraim, MPSE
- Foley Editor
Alexander Ephraim, MPSE
- 1st Assistant Sound Editor
Pernell Salinas
- Assistant Dialogue Editors
- Matthew Kulewicz
- Jeff Picarello
- ADR Voice Casting
Terri Douglas
- ADR Mixer
Michael Miller
- Additional Voices
- Kimberly Bailey
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- Penny Harold
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- Pre-Recording Mix Tech
Nick Jimenez
- Dialogue / ADR Recording Services
Formosa Group
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- Lead Composer
Alexander Temple
- Composer
Alex Seaver of Mako
- Composer - Additional Music
Andrew Kierszenbaum
- Music Consultant
Ray Chen
- Orchestrator
Michael Barry
- Conductors
Bernhard Wünsch
- Vocalists
Kelci Hahn
- Featured Soloist
Ray Chen
- Cellist
Cameron Stone
- Copyist
Thanh Tran
- Music Assistant
Andrew Kierszenbaum
- Flutist
Gina Luciani
- Musician Contractor
Hollywood Scoring - Los Angeles
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Scoring Berlin
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Scoring Berlin - The Berlin Orchestra
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- Recording Engineers
- Pro Tools Editors
Adam Michalak
- Tobias Lehmann
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- Tom Russbueldt
- Shao-Ting Sun
Milton Gutierrez
- Assistant Engineers
- Cornelius Dürst
- Sergej Marx
- System Engineers
- Andy Baker (In-House)
- Jimmy Lu
- Wei-Kang Wang
- Recording Facility
Teldex Studio Berlin
- Main Title Theme - "Enemy"
- Enemy (from Arcane: Season 1 Original Soundtrack) - Imagine Dragons ft. JID, Arcane
- Written by: Dan Reynolds, Wayne Sermon, Ben Mckee, Daniel Platzman, Robin Fredriksson, Mattias Larsson, Justin Tranter, Dustin Route p/k/a J.I.D
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- Original Song - "When Everything Went Wrong"
- When Everything Went Wrong (from Arcane: Season 1 Original Soundtrack) - Fantastic Negrito, Arcane
- Written by: Xavier Dphrepaulezz
- Published by: Angry Ant Publishing (ASCAP)
- Original Song - "What Could Have Been"
- What Could Have Been (from Arcane: Season 1 Original Soundtrack) - Sting, Ray Chen, Arcane
- Written by: Alexander Seaver
- Published by: Mako Music Publishing (ASCAP)
- Sting appears courtesy of A&M Records
- Music Supervisor
Andre Marsh
- A&R
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- A&R Coordinator
Daniel Gerber
- Soundtrack Consultant
Martin Kierszenbaum
- Main Title Concept by
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Fortiche Production
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- Supervising Producer
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- Co-Producers
- Ash Brannon
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- Monica Macer
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Trivia[]
- Viktor scatters Sky's ashes down the same river section she and Viktor played in when they were kids.
- In The Last Drop, one of the goons puts on a song called Chiquenaude, which translated from French means flick. The art on the record player is showing a Zaunite punk punching a Piltover enforcer. It's also foreshadowing the fight with Sevika and Vi.
- The fight ends with Vi activating a gauntlet ability resembling her in-game ability called Blast Shield.
- The scene with Vi, Caitlyn and Silco tied up, and the toys representing Vander's deceased family is a tribute to Batman: Death of the Family and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre[2].
- During the entire scene, the bridge music from episode 1 can be heard.
- When Caitlyn frees herself, Jinx is able to knock her down using her shimmer accelerated movements similar to her in-game Get Excited! ability.
- In one of Jinx's schizophrenic attacks, she sees Vander with outlines of a wolf.
- When Jinx fires from her cannon, it shoots a rocket. This resembles her in-game ability called Super Mega Death Rocket!.
- The Blood Moon during the final scenes of the show was foreshadowed in the Enemy music video.
Media[]
When Everything Went Wrong
That’s when everything went wrong
Now that’s when everything went wrong
I lay down to die on the concrete floor
Now that’s when everything went wrong
Ninety-nine ways that you're willing to die
Break your mama heart now she startin' to cry
Broken beer bottles that are starting to fly
I know my time is coming soon
Seven foot goon lined up in the room
Kickin' up dust in the shadow of doom
Temper start to flare now they’re starting to fume
I know my time is coming soon
That's when everything wеnt wrong
Now that's when еverything went wrong
I lay down to die on the concrete floor
Now that's when everything went wrong
That’s when everything went wrong
Now that’s when everything went wrong
I lay down to die on the concrete floor
Now that’s when everything went wrong
The devils coming after me
The devils coming after me
The devils coming after me
I ran past a neighbor sitting on da sidewalk
Sippin' on a beer 'til my friends came looking for me
Come on!
Mhm, no more
Mhm, no more (I don’t smoke no more)
Mhm, no more
No comin' no
That’s when everything went wrong
Now that’s when everything went wrong
I lay down to die on the concrete floor
Now that’s when everything went wrong
That’s when everything went wrong
Now that’s when everything went wrong
I lay down to die on the concrete floor
Now that’s when everything went wrong
What Could Have Been
I am the monster you created
You ripped out all my parts
And worst of all, for me to live,
I gotta kill the part of me that saw
That I needed you more
I hope you know we had everything
When you broke me and left these pieces
I want you to hurt like you hurt me today and
I want you to lose like I lose when I play
What Could Have Been
Oh, What Could Have Been
Why don’t you love who I am?
What we Could Have Been
I am your ghost, a fallen angel
You ripped out all my parts
I couldn’t care what invention you made me
‘Cause I, I was meant to be yours
I hope you know we had everything
When you broke me and left these pieces
I want you to hurt like you hurt me today and
I want you to lose like I lose when I play
I want you to hurt like you hurt me today and
I want you to lose like I lose when I play
What Could Have Been
