Okay, I really love the plot! It reminds me of that of The Incredibles except accessibility of magic itself isn't the issue but its potential abuse. I also thought that the HexTech capitalization and monopolization of magic might be a potential plot point especially given how Viktor seemed so intent on helping other people but kept getting sidelined or interrupted.
I love the topside vs underside thing, and Caitlyn, this aristocrat scorned by both worlds, being hellbent on her conspiracy. I liked her and Viktor's respective relationships with Jayce and I am excited to see how they will be affected by his new seat on the council.
It was nice to see that Jinx is still this self-involved girl more concerned with proving her worth than the actual consequences of her choices. It's cute that Silco was actually a parental figure to her. I love her cutesy blue-and-pink steampunk aesthetic; and the jumpy, scratchy, doodle-y cuts they do with her POV/memories to show her instability (?) Also in love with how certain scenes or events intercut that of the present while they're being recalled/recounted!
Shout by peachy peachyBlockedParentSpoilers2022-02-01T14:24:42Z
Okay, I really love the plot! It reminds me of that of The Incredibles except accessibility of magic itself isn't the issue but its potential abuse. I also thought that the HexTech capitalization and monopolization of magic might be a potential plot point especially given how Viktor seemed so intent on helping other people but kept getting sidelined or interrupted.
I love the topside vs underside thing, and Caitlyn, this aristocrat scorned by both worlds, being hellbent on her conspiracy. I liked her and Viktor's respective relationships with Jayce and I am excited to see how they will be affected by his new seat on the council.
It was nice to see that Jinx is still this self-involved girl more concerned with proving her worth than the actual consequences of her choices. It's cute that Silco was actually a parental figure to her. I love her cutesy blue-and-pink steampunk aesthetic; and the jumpy, scratchy, doodle-y cuts they do with her POV/memories to show her instability (?) Also in love with how certain scenes or events intercut that of the present while they're being recalled/recounted!