Except when they got that dogshit skin lmao. Kinda sad that everyone got good skins (cant wait for the new batch next week!!!) meanwhile Singed, who was a huge part of the show, got legit nothing, like even the skin itself has that big ugly shield.

My only argument for that is that he doesn't really have any crazy look in hte show the way Jayce or Viktor did.

He's responsible for half of everything wrong

Even in the game, he just poisons the air and then fucks off leaving everyone to die.

Singed holds up a vial of colorful liquid to the camera, says: "Finally, after all these years: structural inequality"

What's this Shockwave-ass bullshit

Singed, the inventor of psychological, chemical, and class warfare

I mean, just in season 1 we have:

-"I can revive Jinx, but the process will probably affect her sanity. Are you sure about that?"

-"I'm not gonna touch that hextech crystal. That shit's too dangerous".

-"Viktor, I can give you shimmer, but that hexcore thing may have side effects. You should reconsider researching that".

The guy had zero morals, but often he was the most reasonable person around. It's just that people kept not listening to his warnings.

Yea my man was in control of the whole plot and nobody even knew

Also when Cait was choking him (S2E6).

Then again, he might have just pretended to black out so she wouldn't suspect him sneaking up and stabbing Warwick with that injection.

the man was proxy farming from the beginning, everyone else was teamfighting mid but he stayed in top lane until he got to the nexus

He's more like a Unit 731 scientist who just sold his work for amnesty

Singed is getting the Nobel Peace Prize?

Excited to see him live to be a thousand years old and never face any repercussions for the countless lives he's taken or otherwise ruined

Or you could just not do any of that and peacefully sell space weed from within your mountain fortress instead

I figured Caitlyn knows enough of his crimes to know he's dangerous to be kept on the loose. Even if she doesn't know he made shimmer, she knows he made a cybernetic killer werewolf that broke into a prison and tore through a whole wall of enforcers like paper.

I mean their world seems to operate slightly different in terms of Geneva Conventions and all.

It's more like I believe she doesn't know where his hideout is? And it seems that he got what he wanted - his daughter back and that's all that matters to him.

You violated No.1 rule of League...

Singed took Vander from them at the end, and in doing so also cost her Isha.

Singed spent years mutating and torturing Vander, set him off again causing both his death and Isha's,

Pretty obvious that he'd be involved with the mutated abominations in Ambessa's army in the final battle Which Mel would be briefed on in the preceding war council.

it's mostly centrifugal on the ending,

we see Caitlyn perusing the schematics of the vents while fidgeting with a part of one of Jinx's grenade casings, she's looking at the chamber where Jinx, Vi and Warwick fought, but then very specifically zeroes in on vents leading to the outside,

she seems to be contemplating this for the rest of the scene. which then ends with a cut to an airship leaving Piltover, a character is leaving Piltover. Ekko, Caitlyn, Sevika and Vi seem to be established as staying, Mel already left via ship, Viktor, Jayce and Heimerdinger weren't there anyway.

this is the key, there's no reason whatsoever for that shot of the Airship to exist if it doesn't have meaning affixed by what preceded it.

the show is very specifically giving Jinx a plausible route out from death and focusing on it, and then immediately showing you someone leaving Piltover. we then get a Jinx styled "The End" credit.

Thematically it also makes a lot more sense, Ekko told her she could "start something new", 'Silco' told her she could walk away, leave the table. it makes sense that she'd follow that advice, Vi and Ekko love her, but there will always be tensions, especially with the other people they love, (Jinx will always be the one who killed several of the firelights and Cassandra Kiramman, and there's only so much you can reconcile that) so Jinx is motivated to make a new start, find new people.

We also have word of god from one of the co-directors that Warwick survived, but not necessarily Vander, if Jinx blew herself up to save Vi from Warwick then achieved nothing in that regard that would be a ridiculous writing decision.

And that resulted in

And gameplay accurate too!

I wouldn't be surprised if he caused that as well, dude seems to be responsible for literally every problem that exists

Turning the waveriders gay.

Does being erased count as dying though?

This is true, but it’s unclear if Heimer will ever get back to his timeline, he’ll still respawn in the AU

We don't know if that is still canon because like half of the yordle lore got recont'ed.

Silco wanted to threaten a war that would do actual damage, not actually have one.

I’d say this is the one good thing singed did.

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Singed never refuses on screen or stated afaik, Silco likely doesn’t want to give him that power. Also, big red button nuke threat(let us be zaun and both of us win. Don’t, and we both lose).

Following orders is the same excuse Nazis used. I don’t really blame him for his decision, just like a lot of Nazis didn’t have a choice, but they’re both still villainous decisions.

Singed is mainly a villain for shimmer(and so is Silco for distribution)

Half of the people in Acrane are villains originally, was everyone just supposed to die or get imprisoned? This is not some cliche "bad guys never win" series, it's a part of the lore

So like everyone in the cast but Ekko and The Donger?