Arcane Scene Breakdown | "Nobody Wins In War"
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2022
- Thought this would be a different yet fun thing to do, let's breakdown and analyze one of my favorite scenes from Arcane.
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For the record, the current political times is pure coincidence. I've been planning on doing this video for quite some time.
Any poignancy is purely coincidental
What show is this? This is the first I have heard of it.
@@captainbadassitude1845
Arcane on Netflix.
Thanks for the heads, cause I was JUST about to comment “this can’t be a coincidence”.
Ay have you ever thought about doing a video on Jack Stauber's Opal?
The "clap of thunder" as you called it, is actually Vi reliving her trauma. The thunger are actually gunshots. In episode 7 when she is on the bridge again you can also hear her hearing gunshots.
you could literally do this breakdown with 90% of the show!!!! I would love to see more Arcane breakdowns.
Thank you for pointing these small details out. I would have missed them if you hadn't. It's cool to see Vi standing in front of a memorial, conveying she is fighting for her people. Meanwhile, Vander has nothing behind him except a fence he is sitting on, which makes him a literal fence sitter (a person who remains neutral or uncommitted on an issue). Then Vander moves over to Vi's side with the memorial, demonstrating that although he is a bit of a fence sitter he still deeply cares for his people.
Shady have you consider talking of Silco and his drawning scene, Viktor running or maybe consider the bridge song and the parallels it involves with Jayce and Jinx (and Powder), both wanted to help for example?
God I love storytelling
This is one of your best video ! I'd like to see more scene breakdown from you. Especially Arcane which is such a brillant show
The show does look good. I'm glad I got to watch this; that scene was beautiful, and so was your explanation! I learned a few good signals.
The one thing I'll add here is Vi's back is to the graves of the dead, while Vander is looking directly at them. She doesn't understand the sacrifice, he does.
Would love seeing more of you breaking down scenes. Keep up the great work. :)
This was so fun to watch! Awesome breakdown! What a beautiful show:)
Vander is so wise, but I wonder if he might be Warwick.
Oh he definitely is Warwick
wow this is such a great breakdown
Sry I'm late, been busy. This was a nice deviation from the normal vids u do. I was receptive to it and it was enjoyable thanks! 👍
God, this show is just beautiful, can’t wait for Season 2!
heh, seen videos criticising shows, and questioning why they can't be as well directed as Arcane. Now I kind of see what they meant
Preey good scene analysis!
Need more of these can't wait for season 2
Great video. It's a shame it didn't show up in my feed.
never have I heard a lesson that is related to times right now
Great video
Hey man your contact be slappin, curious question, would you review an episode of duck dynasty? Specifically the episode where Godwin wants a hot tub
"Nobody wins in war."
"Neville Chamberlain 1869-1940. British Conservative statesman, Prime Minister 1937-40. "In war, whichever side may call itself the victor, there are no winners, but all are losers."
ARCAAAANE! YEAAAAHHHH!!!!
Even war in this fucking year
War. War never changes
"No One Wins in War" I feel kind of like people during World War II would argue that's not always true. Probably one of the few wars where winning was actually something most people can agree was needed.
The statement is more so saying "everyone loses something in war". The point of the scene is that Vi did not understand the consequences of war, that one should only go to war if they're willing to lose things, not just gain them. Vi was willing to fight, but she wasn't willing to lose people while fighting, which is what would happen if Zaun went to war with Piltover again. Vander was also willing to fight, but only if it got to the point where he had to protect people, not to rise up.
Also, while Vander is presented as "correct" in this scene, Arcane does its best not to force it's opinions on its viewers. There are lots of other characters, including future Vi, who would argue war is necessary when the cost of doing nothing gets too high.
@LTNetjak actually American objectively won that war there homeland was left untouched and it left them in a position were they managed to impose their current status as the leading world power over the world
@LTNetjak the Revolutionary War created the United States. WWII shattered the Axis of Fascism and Imperial Japan. The Cold War significantly reduced the grip of communism on the world. All pretty good outcomes if you ask me.
@LTNetjak war is necessary at times when all other means of conflict resolution have failed violence is the only answer .
COOL VID BRO.😺
It looks just like a video game.
It was based on LOL.
@@pedrorosa3300 I forgot we lived in a world were video game adaptations could be good now.
Arcane is a show I'm glad people enjoy but I just couldn't get into
6:14 me wen a saw arcane to the end XD
Do you think that the creators though about all of this in thise scene ?
I do. But it should be noted that sometimes artists will subconsciously do things. Also, it's a well known thing in art that people will interpret things differently than intended.
Hey what episode is this exactly? I don’t remember this scene.
episode 2 I think it was after marcus sends goons to the last drop to search for the kids
Why are we here
The "fence-sitter" thing is genius. I would like it a lot if that had been intentional from the writers. I hope it is.
I don't necessarily disagree since I never watched and have no frame of reference to justifiably object...but I still just wanna fight. Come at me. /J
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I had never heard of Arcane. Now I have to watch it.
It's available on Netflix.
@@ShadyDoorags
Thanks, I’ve been thinking about getting Netflix. There are quite a few things on there I want to see. Guess I’ll go ahead and get it.
I liked this show but it had *so* many problems.
Spoilers
They never let Vi learn anything from all she's caused. She's just allowed to continue causing problems. There was one scene that could have worked only for the show to take it away from her because plot needed to happen. William was another problem. He had the makings of an interesting villan only for them to take that away too.
Very few of the show's problem's are Vi's fault, and the ones that are, she does face punishment. The heist at the beginning (which was more Powder's fault) results in her community being terrorized and she is heavily scolded by Vander. Her blaming Powder for Vander's death (which was totally true) and lashing out results in Powder being corrupted by Silco and Vi getting placed in prison for years. Her prematurely attacking Savika resulted in getting stabbed and Silco learning she's not dead. And despite that she refused to see Powder as Jinx, she watches as her sister kills enforcers and starts a war between Piltover and Zaun, ending any hope of peace a lot of people have worked for. Vi faces both physical and emotional consequences for any of her involvement with problems.
I've never heard of a character named "William", so I have no idea what that's about.
@@ShadyDoorags
She suffers physical and emotional abuse true, but she never learned from it. She just kept derping ahead. She should have never taken Powder with them on the original heist knowing she wasn't ready. Any actions Powder takes is entirely on Vi. Powder is an emotionally unstable child. She's Vi's responsibility.
Sorry, I meant Viktor. I don't know where William came from.
@@ShadyDoorags
If Vi had taken even two seconds in the latter half of the show to go "wait a minute, every time I do something me or someone I know gets hurt" and actually listened to Kate or Jayce, the show would have ended too soon. The times in the first part they took away from her for the plot to happen was when she was going to turn herself in for the heist only for Vander to swoop in and take it from her The other is when she wanted to apologize to Powder for snapping on her only to be yoinked by Marcus, but again, plot needed to happen.
The very next heist, Vi tells Powder not to come with them. After she abandons Powder, she spends the entire show trying to get back to her because leaving her behind once caused her to become Jinx.
Viktor's story clearly isn't done yet. It's gonna span across multiple seasons. (unless he dies from Jinx's rocket) *SPOILERS*
I know LoL lore so I know he more than likely will become a villain, but his story within the context of the show is still left open for him to go either way. The point is that he's a desperate man, so the show needs to see how far his desperation will take him and how that will affect his those he cares about.
@@ShadyDoorags
That would have been all well and good for Vi to tell Powder to stay behind the second time if Vi hadn't spent the previous scenes hyping Powder up with stories about the gang's previous failures and encouraging Powder to try harder. Which, by the way, falling in some paint or getting a doll stuck on the roof because of some bullies isn't comparable to accidentally blowing up part of a city block then losing the spoils not long after.
I kind of thought Viktor was pretty desperate as it was. I mean the dude carved runes into his own body. Not to mention the whole dying slowly and seemingly painfully. But, accidentally disintigrate one aide and suddenly it's all for naught.
When are you gonna stop syncing your releases with Savage Books and actually collaborate with him?! It was meant to be!
Something about this show I like is that Vander never says "War is bad. Don't do War." He's just knows that it would solve nothing as things are right now. Part of this is Vander's own fear and guilt for everything he's done and everything he's lost. The other part is because he knows what could happen if the people get desperate enough to start taking sides.
But, there is one, very important thing that Vander knows above all else. This truce between Zaun and Piltover is being held together with 3 people and only 3 people. Some of the people in Piltover and practically everyone in Zaun wants war, and rightly so. War may be terrible, but Piltover's treatment of the Zaunites is worse. Vander holds on so tightly to this truce because he knows war is inevitable. It isn't an if. It's a when. But Zaun does not have the strength to defend themselves against Piltover. It would be a massacre, just as it was before.
It's not accurate to say "Nobody wins in war." It's more accurate to say "the ones who pay the price of war are not the victors or the vanquished. It's the people who are still left in the aftermath."
"Spoilers for Arcane"
Dude, by this day n age if you still haven't watch Arcane, the wrong is you.
(Oops, I didn't! But had already watched a lot of spoiler content😅)
not watching a show owned by the PRC government
You're not missing much. It's decent but heavily overrated. The show would have been much better had they cut out most of the B story to focus on the main cast.
@@MrDj232 what was the B story?
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It's not really fair to say Arcane has a "B story". Arcane has multiple stories going on at once that tie into the themes and collide with each other multiple times. Vi is the protagonist of the show as a whole, but Jayce is treated as a protagonist as well since he's leading the story of Piltover. Usually you don't want to do this because audiences only have so much attention, and too many stories can be straining for them. However, the internet (including myself) think that Arcane nailed their storytelling. As demonstrated in this video, the scenes aren't rushed through. They are cinematically planned out to give the viewer a full experience and each scene breathes, even if there's a lot going on in them.
@@thomasraines1396 The B story is Jayce developing hex-tech and becoming a corrupt politician. It's a lot less interesting, and it takes away from Vi and Jinx. It's especially bad in the first 3 episodes where we're introduced to characters who are obviously only there to die. Cutting back on Jayce's story would have given those characters more time to develop, made it less obvious that they're sacrificial props, and deepened the emotional impact of losing them.
"Nobody Wins In War"- kind of like now with the Russia and Ukraine situation, huh??
Illustrative and tongue-in-cheek, but that fight’s really only just started.
@@nataleynakata3687 America for example came out from world War 2 objectively in a better position from before the war