Happy Progress Day!

Yes the animation and music are amazing, but for me it's the writing of Vi, Jinx and silco that really carries the show. They're all fully realised and fleshed out characters, especially jinx, and they are very engaging to watch.

Greetings from Lithauania.

4th episode of "Arcane" called "Happy Progress Day!" was a great instalment and continuation of the story. After seeing 4 episodes now i highly enjoy this series so far. Animation is looking very unique and great. I do not watch lots of animation, but the style of this one i love, even if I'm not familiar with source material. Story and storytelling are amazing. Series are superbly written and directed. Running time of episode ~45 min. Runs like a wind - not a boring or dull moment for a second, no fillers to extend the running time and etc.

"Arcane" is amazing series so far.

Characters are developed enough to introduce new conflicts to be resolved, making it a continuation to behold. The story could've perfectly ended in episode 3 but makes you happy it didn't. While dropping some of the most engaging nuances, it becomes even more exciting by exploiting more impactful themes. Now it drives into mandatory business because of source material, but manages to keep it entertaining as they fill in the blanks. Absolute perfect continuation.

Great start to the next chapter! Getting to see Jinx how we've all come to know her was amazing! Was nice getting to further explore Caitlyn's character and as always loved the stuff with Jayce. Great dialogue, cinematography and music as usual. Can't wait for the sisters to reunite!!! That ending scene has me hyped!!!

Great episode, once again an episode with a great ending, but it doesn't make the episode a masterpiece like the previous episode. In this episode, Piltover has new technology, and Jayce and Viktor weigh their next move. A familiar face re-emerges from Zaun to wreck havoc. It is a great plot and has GREAT creative writing, I have seen better shows but the writing on this show is too good! 8.4/10, better than the first 2 episodes, but worse than S1E3.