Pretend Like It's the First Time

After the tragedy of Episode 6, I kind of felt it wouldn't get any better, but Episode 7 is fricking mind-blowing, and I understand what they're trying to do now.

The animation quality in this episode remains top-notch, with more light and vibrant colors, which makes it really different from what we've seen before. It truly feels like living in a different world, especially in the cinematography during the scene with Jayce and with hextech.

I was really skeptical about how they were going to end this show, but after this episode, I'm thrilled to see how it goes. This show is truly an artistic masterpiece.

The show starts taking a turn to high conceptuality from here. The animations deliver the high concept so well that those abstract places could only be described through those animations and my words falter to deliver the job. However I promise you thst this episode has a huge surprise for you. This episode focuses very strongly on the characters. I could never ever EVER have possibly imagined that the show would go that far in that direction but it did and it delivered it so well that i think anyone who watched it would've had tears in their eyes or at least had eyes precipitation. The use of music and animation style work synergistically to do the job. Arguably the best episode of the show 10/10.

This episode makes me ask my self I'm with who , who is the villain and who is the hero.

A lot of things comes more easily to understand but those things creat an another questions I was before this episode with Victor because he want peace for other people and create a place for that.

Place that you can happy without hate and everyone love each other, he didn't want to fight at that time.

But Jayce Talis I don't know why did he killed him for what , for what he saw for his scars I don't know but at that time I was supporting vickor but ,now after episode 7 I don't know, and what victor want.

I don't know I'm with who.

This episode is simply beautiful, the art direction, the plot, the argument that is used to develop the main character of the chapter, I love the role that the music has and the weight that is given when developing and expressing the moments both physical and psychological. Regarding the characters, the ending is extremely tragic and moving, leaving a message capable of creating catharsis in the viewer using the premise of "the story of something that could have been." The animation at no time presents a decadence, and on the contrary is used to better express what is being seen on the screen, telling a melancholic but moving message.

God damn, I cant take and more of these heartbreaking and emotional rides, that are designed to try and breake me apart in every possible way!

This episode was yet another masterpiece that felt line qn amazing and well thought out way to continue from the previous episode! A lot of the things that felt more vague, are elaborated even more with this episode!

This episode made me realize just how cruel this world is! Seeing an alternate version of how everything could have been, litterally broke me into a thousand pieces! This was art, emotions and feelings conveyed in such a beautifull way! Never have a seen something so beautifull before!

Within just a single episode, Ekko become one of the best written characters in the show! He solidefied himself as The Boy Savior, and put everyone before himself! His journey was both heartwarming and heartbreaking, as he realized he had to leave something wonderfull behind, to protect those he cares about! That scene with him and Powder... absolutely beautifull!

The finale act does not hold back!