Arcane Colors → Jinx + Blue from S1E6.

If A League Of Their Own series could alter their writing style for season 2 to be more episodic (and maybe some nice character features/studies?) with a season throughline, and then release the episodes on a weekly basis, that'd be :chefs_kiss:

Whilst I am really over the Netflix-style season dump binge-watching trend (and how deeply unhealthy and unsustainable it is) I can see how I would have preferred to experience ALOTO Season 1 as a continuous watch rather than week-by-week, similar to the first season of Arcane (in the past I would have just waited til the end of season and binged it all on my own terms). I think that's because of the numerous side-storylines that carried over from episode to episode, eg. the Lupe x Carson rivalry and its comedic conclusion, Shirley's homophobia working up to the aftermath of s1e6 and concluding in the finale, and Esti's journey of alienation. By contrast, I feel like the actual parallel main storyline that follows Max (and Clance) I would have received fine on a weekly basis, and I just wonder what this all says about writing scenes for pacing and progression.

(If anyone who studied screenwriting wants to comment on why that might be... ?)

Arcane Season 1 episode 6

Kid Viktor is adorable

the 'guns for hire' scene in arcane is all i care abt actually

We can't change what fate has in store for us, but we don't have to face it alone.

- Mel Medada to Jayce Talis, Arcane, S1E6

Sleduji - watching Arcane S1E6 (Playstation 4 Pro/Netflix)