The Dirt Under Your Nails

I don't think any adaptation or animated show will ever be as good as Arcane has been. It has touched heights in storytelling and animation I have never seen. I had genuine interest for each main character and felt something whenever we lost one. Everything in these last 50 minutes are done so well and were such a great end to an amazing series. The twists are unpredictable and the brutality is on a new level. Also the animation quality is a step up even though I didn't think that was possible. I love how everyone's paths collide for this final battle along with childhood friends reuniting to fight a common evil. The ending was absolutely absurd and they made something truly special to finish the series. I will miss Vi, Jinx, Ekko, Viktor, Jayce, Mel, Caitlyn, Heimerdinger, and most of all Isha. Goodbye Arcane.

The first thing that came to my mind after this unbelievable amazing series ended, was pure sad and emptiness.

One of the best TV series ever, and by far the best animated series that was produced.

So many parallel interesting storylines and top of the art characters that we should see all episodes again just to grasp everything emotionally.

Above everything, it's a "simple" sacrifice love story between two people (you can choose which one).

In the heart of this story there're two sisters, that can fill tragic scene for 50 different romantic movies.

Without spoilers, I would just add that this was ment to end this way, after episode 3 in 2021. No other finale would've suite this perfection script.

Once in decade series, and we were blessed to see it in live....

what we are going to do now?!

I think season 2 is a masterpiece. Everything about it-animation, music, story, and characters is perfect. The visuals are stunning, the songs fit perfectly, and the plot is incredible. It's easily one of the best shows I've ever seen. The only thing I wish is that the finale had about 10-20 more minutes to provide a complete sense of closure. It felt like the story could have used just a bit more time to fully explore the aftermath of the events and let us see the characters next steps. After everything these characters went through, it would've been amazing to have a little more time to reflect on their journeys and the consequences of their choices.

The conclusion of Arcane Season Two, Episode Nine, marks the end of not just a season, but an extraordinary journey. The third chapter of this season has now come to a close, and all I can say is thank you. Thank you to Netflix, and thank you to the creators for delivering a masterpiece unparalleled in its brilliance.

This series is unlike anything I've ever seen. It's hard to imagine we'll witness something of this caliber again in our lifetimes. The depth of the characters, the intricacy of the storytelling, and the sheer quality of the animation are all top-tier. While every genre and medium has its share of masterpieces, Arcane stands as a beacon of excellence, transcending boundaries and redefining expectations for what a series can achieve.

The final chapter manages the seemingly impossible: weaving together an incredibly complex story with grace and impact. There were moments during the second season when the pacing left me wondering whether it was even possible to tie up so many threads, but the creators delivered. They proved it could be done, and the result is nothing short of breathtaking.

I was left speechless. This series moved me to tears and kept me on the edge of my seat like few others ever have. It's touching, gripping, and utterly masterful. Arcane isn't just a show - it's an unforgettable experience.

I can't just call this show a series. It's a work of art that we know is made by people who really love their job, with its songs, visuals and story that you can have a completely unique experience. It's an art that never lets down expectations and will make your 5 senses experience a feast. The series has received full marks from me since the first season, both for its storytelling, its emotional construction and perfect action scenes when necessary. I'm sure we'll see the story continue in different series. But Arcane is a work of art in itself and I haven't seen anything like it in a long time!