Jinx

She is the only character in the entire series who appears in every episode, whether she is younger or an alternate version, or even just an illusion.
At some point, Jinx regained the loot from Episode 1, as Vi is seen holding the valdiani in Episode 9.
Jinx's nose is slightly crooked, which presumably happened after Vi punched her in the face after she told Vi that she had created the bomb that killed the rest of her adoptive family.
Jinx has an unspecified mental illness and a trauma disorder. She feels trapped in a world distorted by her anxieties, which causes her to become irrational, amplified by Silco's influence.
Jinx is popularly assumed to suffer from borderline personality disorder (BPD) by the community. BPD is a disorder characterized by a great fear of abandonment, intense and unstable emotions, erratic and impulsive behavior, and paranoia, and can also lead to psychotic symptoms, such as hallucinations and delusions.
Jinx suffers from PTSD due to the event that killed her family and was involuntarily abandoned by her sister. In addition, she experiences survivor's guilt. These traumas greatly amplified his struggles and are probably the main cause of his psychosis.
Jinx having an overwhelming amount of hallucinations
Jinx having an overwhelming amount of hallucinations

During the explosion in the Hexgate, a purple band can be seen moving away from the explosion, alluding to the possibility that Jinx's glow-induced speed may have taken her away from the explosion.
The last scene of the show is of an aircraft, going back to the pilot episode when Powder commented, "one day, I'm going to fly one of those things." [2][8]
The final frame of the series finale is an inscription that reads "the end" in Jinx's art style, appearing after the cutscene with the airship.
Jinx's survival at the end of the show was further hinted at on the promotional poster for Annecy 2025. The poster shows Jinx placing a photo of the airship in which she was presumed to have left Piltover, as well as the line of graffiti she made with Isha being continued, in contrast to Isha's graffiti, which was interrupted.
After surgery, her tears are stained pink with the drug.
Jinx's exact eye color is called red-violet with a hexadecimal code of #C71585.
Jinx's mysterious birthday is on October 28th. His birthday in League of Legends is October 10.
She never meets Jayce Talis, Mel Medarda, or Cecil B. Heimerdinger.
Although she has also never formally met Ambessa Medarda, they share glances when Jinx is breaking into Stillwater Prison and when Jinx arrives to defend Piltover with the other Zaunites. [9][8]
Jinx indirectly mentions Jayce while she and Vi are looking for Warwick when she tells Vi that "[you] didn't even design [the gauntlets]" yourself. [10]

Accuracy: Jinx proves to be an excellent marksman. She manages to outsmart Mylo in the training simulator and beat Ekko when the two competed. Although she prefers smaller weapons, such as pistols, she is also seen using a kind of Gatling type machine gun.
Inventions: While still going by the name Powder, she had difficulties creating functional inventions. As time went on, it became more skilled in creating weapons, especially bombs. It is understood that she manufactured most of the weapons used by Silco's gang. After making peace (to some extent) with Sevika, she builds a new arm for her, equipped with a slot machine mechanism. The likely goal is to make Sevika less predictable in her combat stance; both she and Vi have a habit of leaving themselves vulnerable to simple attacks during fights — something Jinx repeatedly observes when they both go on missions, as well as during the bar fight between Sevika and Vi, which Jinx was watching. [7]
Shimmer-Enhanced Physical Attributes: Thanks to Shimmer's use, Jinx now possesses several superhuman attributes, at the cost of her already unstable mental health. Superhuman strength, endurance and agility stand out, as well as an efficient healing factor. The substance especially affects his speed, allowing him to use ultra-fast movements to dodge attacks during combat.

Powder Childhood
was born to Felicia and Connol; she was Violet's younger sister. Growing up, Powder maintained a good relationship with Vi and her parents. However, when her parents died during a rampage that turned into battle on the bridge between Piltover and Zaun, she and Vi were the only survivors of the family. After the battle, Vander found the two sisters, adopted them, and raised them as his own daughters, alongside Mylo and Claggor. [2]

The robbery
A few years later, Vi, Powder, Claggor, and Mylo venture into Piltover after receiving a tip from Ekko about a Piltover citizen he had followed after a purchase at Benzo's shop. After finding the apartment, the group loots the place, and Powder discovers a box full of blue crystals. However, Vi hears Jayce and Caitlyn's footsteps. This causes Vi to signal for everyone to leave. But in his haste, Powder drops one of the blue crystals, triggering an explosion that destroys half of the building. The incident alerts law enforcement officers and starts a chase of the young people through Piltover.

The aftermath
After escaping the agents, the young men return to Zaun with the stolen items. They are intercepted by a street gang led by Deckard, who demand the delivery of the bag. Not wanting to surrender without a fight, Vi, Claggor, and Mylo take on the rival gang, leaving the items with Powder. During the confusion, Powder is chased by one of the gang members, who notices the stolen supplies. She is cornered in the docks and tries to attack the pursuer with "Mouser", but the device fails and stops working. With no other option, she throws the bag with the items away; the cargo falls into the water, and Powder manages to escape for good.
Later, Mylo yells at Powder for losing the stolen items and states, "She ruins any mission", but Vi shuts him up. Back at the bar The Last Drop, Vander scolds the group for the trouble caused in Piltover, while Vi counters, arguing that Piltover has everything, while they have nothing. [2] Keeping a low profile
While keeping a low profile, the group spends time in a seedy arcade that seems to be their usual hangout. Mylo scolds Powder for failing to fix a training target; instead, she activates it and uses the equipment herself, showing off her excellent aim. While the four of them play, law enforcement agents scouring the Subcity in search of those responsible for the explosion enter the arcade through a broken window. With Ekko's help, the children manage to escape once again.
Later, several inhabitants of Zaun gather in the Last Drop. Powder, Ekko, Mylo, Vi, and Claggor stand in a corner watching several villagers—including Seika—claim that they want to fight back, but Vander reminds them that violence is not the solution and that they "just need to stay united." The children wonder why Vander still chooses peace, and Ekko tells them that Vander has a deal with the law enforcement.
While resting in the basement of the Last Drop, Vander signals to the group that the agents have arrived again. They hide in the ceiling beams, but Powder has trouble holding on. Luckily, she manages to avoid falling and only lets go of her hands after the agent leaves the hold. She decides to make more bombs, naming one of them "Whiskers", and shows them to Vi, who encourages her.

Rescuing Vander
When Vi returns to the Last Drop and tells the group what he saw, they begin planning Vander's rescue. Powder wants to participate, but Vi refuses, saying that she is not ready and handing him a flare before leaving with Mylo and Claggor. After that, Powder suffers an emotional breakdown. In the midst of this, the Hextech crystals she had stolen from the penthouse fall out of her bag. When she realizes that it was these crystals that caused the explosion, she realizes that she can help her brothers.
Powder then heads to the shed with a monkey-shaped bomb loaded with Hextech crystals. She throws it out of the window and, for the first time, her bomb works, causing a huge explosion. The attack kills several of Silco's henchmen, as well as disintegrating Sevika's right arm and blowing up Dr. Reveck's lab with him inside. However, the explosion also accidentally kills Mylo and Claggor, as well as injuring Vander and Vi. Unaware of what she has done, Powder proudly goes to where Vi and Vander are, only to find Vander dead from an overdose of Shimmer and Vi in despair as she realizes that her adoptive father and siblings have died. Realizing what Powder had done, overcome with anguish and pain, Vi punches Powder in the face, calling her "jinx", before storming out and leaving her in tears.

Silco finds Powder alone and crying, and decides to adopt her. [3]
Progress
Day Seven years later, on a day that has become known as Progress Day, a shipment of Shimmer is ambushed by the Firelights, a group of vigilantes from the Subcity. Powder — now known as Jinx — emerges and fights back mercilessly, using explosives that have become extremely effective. Lethal in combat, she easily defeats several members of the Firelights until one of them has his face revealed. Upon seeing the girl's pink hair, Jinx hallucinates and sees Vi's face instead of hers, which leads her to ... freezes before realizing that it is not her sister, and shoots the girl without hesitation. The remaining Firelights flee, and Jinx fires at them, putting her own group in danger since they are in the line of fire.

Later, Silco — with whom Jinx maintains a complex father-daughter relationship — encourages Jinx to work on her inventions, overlooks her flaws, and demonstrates genuine care for her. Your hideout, built on the fissures, offers you time and space to develop your creations. However, the décor reflects a mind stuck in the past: she keeps Vi's stuffed rabbit from when they were children, and even made a copy — keeping one copy in a box and nailing the other to the wall above her desk. She also retains Claggor's goggles, as well as a life-size doll of Mylo, which frequently appears to her in hallucinations.
After her explosive reaction on the airship, Silco suggests that Jinx take some time to compose herself, which frustrates her. Trying to prove her worth, she breaks into the Piltover Council building, steals a refined Hextech gem, and creates a distraction by setting fire to a pavilion to lure the Peacekeepers into a trap filled with explosives. Six Peacekeepers die, and a seventh is injured.

Despite Silco's initial frustration, the benefits promised by the gem outweighed the risks to his business, and he quickly forgave her.
Searching for Vi
Upon learning from Sevika that her sister is alive and looking for her in the alleys, Jinx uses the flare Vi had given her in an attempt to find her. Despite her doubts, Vi appears, and the two are reunited. When Caitlyn appears, Jinx turns on both of them, questioning the reasons for Vi's return, until the Firelights ambush the trio. A fight ensues that results in the capture of Vi and Caitlyn, leaving Jinx alone once again.

The Savior
Boy While searching for both Vi and the Hextech gem, Jinx watches from above as her swarm of explosive mechanical butterflies detonates over a barricaded bridge on the Surface, killing the team of Peacekeepers, including Marcus. Jinx comes face to face with her sister and Caitlyn and shoots them from a very close distance, but is stopped by Ekko, who intercepts her and throws her back. Ekko confronts Jinx, allowing Cait and Vi to escape while the two fight. Although they are on equal footing, Ekko manages to immobilize her; Jinx then detonates a grenade, dislocating Ekko's leg and nearly killing herself in the process. Silco takes a badly injured Jinx to Singed, begging him to save her. The doctor injects Shimmer into her, increasing her strength and speed and ultimately saving her, despite the procedure being extremely painful and demanding. This also changes the color of your eyes to a bright pink that occasionally emits light.

Jinx Tea
knocks her out and captures Vi, taking her to what is left of the shed where the events of Episode 3 took place. There, she reveals that she has prepared a macabre tea, with Caitlyn and Silco tied and gagged at the table. Jinx begs Vi to kill Caitlyn, but she refuses. Jinx then turns on Caitlyn, sparing her only due to Vi's pleas. Jinx retaliates, knocking her out. Silco and Vi try, each in their own way, to convince her to spare or kill Caitlyn. In the midst of emotional outburst, she shoots and kills Silco, who had taken the gun from the table and was aiming at Vi. Heartbroken by her own actions, she takes Fishbones — a weapon powered by the Hextech gem — and fires a missile at the Piltover Council, causing the death of three advisors: Cassandra Kiramman, Irius Bolbok and Torman Hoskel.

Fate
At the end of the battle against Viktor's soldiers and the forces of Noxus, Jinx throws herself from Piltover's Hex Gate in an attempt to kill Warwick. She detonates one of her monkey bombs during the fall, sacrificing herself so that Vi can live. However, after the battle, Caitlyn is seen holding Jinx's bomb head and examining the Hex Gate's ventilation blueprints, which suggests that Jinx may have found a way to survive the explosion by escaping through the ventilation ducts.

Jinx, née Powder, is one of the two protagonists of Arcane, alongside her older sister, Vi.When

their parents were killed by Peacekeepers, Powder and Vi were adopted by Vander, who allowed them to engage in robberies along with their adopted brothers, Claggor and Mylo.However, when Powder accidentally caused the deaths of Claggor, Mylo, and Vander, Vi abandoned her to Silco's care; he adopted Powder and molded her to become Jinx, helping him consolidate his control over Zaun. Although Jinx stole a Hextech Gem for Silco to use against Piltover, her loyalty began to waver when Vi returned to her life, accompanied by Caitlyn Kiramman. After following Vi and Caitlyn out of Zaun, Jinx confronted them and then fought Ekko; the confrontation left Jinx severely injured, and her body was infused with Shimmer to save her life. Wishing to face her internal conflicts, Jinx kidnapped Vi, Caitlyn, and Silco in a tense confrontation that resulted in Silco's accidental death at the hands of Jinx and the use of Fishbones to bombard the Piltover Council.

Consumed by grief, Jinx discovered that Vi and Caitlyn were on her trail; she and Sevika joined forces in an attempt to kill them, but were unsuccessful. Months later, she moved away from the criminal life to raise Isha in peace, but, when Isha was captured by Peacekeepers, Jinx and Sevika infiltrated Stillwater Prison to rescue her as well as Jinx's supporters. There, Jinx discovered that Vander was alive, but transformed into a mindless beast, which led her to seek out Vi to search for her adoptive father. Jinx and Vi managed to re-establish contact with Vander and sought out Viktor, hoping to get him back to normal. However, his efforts were thwarted by Jayce Talis and Ambessa Medarda; a battle broke out, resulting in Isha sacrificing to stop Vander and save Jinx. Due to this, Jinx plunged into a deep depression, even to the point of surrendering and attempting suicide, until she was stopped by Ekko, who sought to unite the forces of Zaun to stop Ambessa and Viktor's attack on Piltover. Jinx joined forces with Vi one last time to confront Vander, which ended with Jinx seemingly taking her own life to save her sister's life.
Jinx is an explosive and mentally unstable criminal from Zaun, known for wreaking havoc on Piltover and the underworld. Formerly called Powder, she was an inventive child eager for approval, especially from her older sister, Vi. After a series of tragedies and manipulations (mostly by Silco), Powder broke down and was reborn as Jinx: an impulsive, brilliant, and deeply traumatized agent of chaos. She became Silco's right-hand man and one of the most dangerous and unpredictable figures in the two cities.

As a girl, Powder was shy and sweet, but clumsy and prone to mistakes. This, combined with the typical fights of the Middle Son, often provoked irritation from her older "brother", Mylo, who mockingly called her a jinx. She deeply admired her sister Vi, her only biological family, seeing her as a role model and a parental figure. Although she lacked Vi's physical strength, Powder was highly creative and spent much of her time building inventions, mainly bombs and small explosives. These early creations were unreliable and only became effective later in adolescence. Despite her calm and shy nature, she has shown an astonishing skill with firearms and has outperformed Ekko and Mylo on several occasions. Powder also experienced intense emotional reactions, especially when threatened with abandonment; This trait continued into his later life.

After witnessing the death of her family and being left behind by her sister, Powder fractured and adopted Jinx's persona. His new identity combined heat, psychosis, and sadism into a deeply unstable mix. As a teenager, she became unpredictable and merciless, showing no compassion for her enemies or anyone she considered a threat. Jinx has proven to be incredibly intelligent, both in combat and in weapon design. Although she has always felt strong emotions, her pain, guilt, and feelings of abandonment have intensified her hallucinations, anger, and panic attacks. Depending on the trigger, she can react with aggression, such as shooting Vi and Caitlyn at the bridge, or attempting extreme acts to gain approval, such as attacking the council and stealing a Hextech gemstone to prove her worth to Silco after failing to secure a Shimmer shipment.

Despite her cruelty and instability, Jinx still felt joy. This was seen when she hugged Silco after presenting the stolen gemstone, or when she jokingly thrust a grenade full of paint into Chuck. Her behavior often revealed a spontaneous and childlike quality, suggesting that Jinx was still, in many ways, the same girl that Powder had been. She often claimed that the dust had disappeared and only Jinx remained, but she continued to search for her sister. Even with all the change, she seemed to yearn for the love and recognition of vi. Jinx carried the burden of guilt for the deaths of Vander and her adoptive siblings and resented Vi for leaving her behind. Silco reinforced this belief, unaware that Vi had survived, because Sheriff Marcus kept his arrest a secret.

Although Silco tried to help Jinx deal with her past, Vi remained the source of her greatest emotional conflict. Silco's death and the events surrounding the dinner deepened his self-hatred.

His time with Isha gave him a chance to experience something he was denied: moments of brotherhood and connection that the chaos of Zaun had stolen. Despite Jinx's rough edges and erratic nature, Isha stayed with her and even protected her from vi. While she still maintained her sarcasm, defiance, and fighting instinct, her trauma became quieter. She would sometimes visit Silco's empty chair, as if trying to talk to him. When Sevika informed her that Isha had been captured and imprisoned, Jinx suffered a breakdown accompanied by hallucinations.

Sevika later accused Jinx of neglecting her role as a symbol of Zaun's rebellion. Jinx lashed out, but she began to recognize the way the people of Zaun admired her. He began to understand the importance of imagery and symbolism linked to his identity. A confrontation with Vander, now transformed into a monstrous werewolf by agonizing experiments conducted by Singed, brought her face to face with Vi once again.

After Isha's death, Jinx broke down. She dragged her injured sister to safety and then turned herself in to authorities. After losing so many people she cared about, she came to believe that those close to her would be safer without her. She rejected Vi's attempt to save her and abandoned any hope of redemption. Haunted by a vision of Silco, she decided that it would be better for everyone if she disappeared. She burned the last drop, a place linked to her past, and tried to blow up the rest with a monkey grenade, but was interrupted by Ekko, who had just returned from an alternate universe with news. She later joined forces with the firefighters, Sevika, and the people of Zaun to help defend Piltover from Viktor and the Noxian army. His decision reflected what Vi had asked of him once in prison. In this final battle, she carried pieces of her past. The weapons, symbols, and memories she brought suggested that she had made peace with the conflict within herself.

Throughout the series, Jinx presents a deep and complex transformation, shaped by loss, loyalty, and identity, accompanied by psychological trauma.

The first signs of hallucinations appear as a child on the bridge, when his parents died. As an adult, after the trauma of Vi's departure, hallucinations become more pronounced. However, hallucinations do not depend on whether the person is dead or how long they have been dead, or whether the person associated with the hallucinations is alive (example: Vi and Cait are alive, but appear in Jinx's hallucinations on the operating table. Mylo and Claggor are long dead, but still appear in hallucinations). She also hallucinates people who have done nothing bad to her (example: Vander and Isha. Isha hallutiantion sitting at her feet in Season 2, Episode 4, but that at this point she didn't do anything bad to Jinx, and she's alive). Jinx's hallucinations range from the grotesque to the Humanoid to childish doodles.
Things related to important people, kept for a long time and usually used to communicate with them. For example, Jinx made a Mylo and Claggor. She argues with the Mylo doll over dinner. She keeps Vander's box, Violet's stuffed rabbit, and also approaches Silco's chair in an attempt to talk to him when she is afraid of losing Isha.
Repeated contacts, reconciliation and forgiveness, willingness to listen. Throughout the series, Jinx has repeatedly shown that she is ready to make repeated contact with people important to her and to do so first, as well as a willingness to listen, even if the person had previously hidden information. Thus, in Vi's case, Jinx during the first season several times independently tries to make repeated contacts, and also comes to her in the second season, under the pretext of saving Vander.Jinx has caught Silco more than once on the fact that he is not finishing talking, but still remains close, and even at dinner she takes off her gag herself, ready to hear your opinion. Jinx, despite all her aggression and paranoia, is ready to forgive people and try to reconcile. Thus, in the case of the same Vi, Vander became the reason for reconciliation, although before the Sister was ready to catch her and even kill her. Jinx also managed to find a common language with Sevika, against the backdrop of Silco's death, and even made her a new arm with drawings in her signature style.
Long-term and intense regret for loss and/or guilt. Throughout the series, it is evident that Jinx feels grief for those important to her people who have suffered because of her or her. Thus, the images of Mylo, Claggor, and Vander remain in your mind for a long time. With the death of Silco and the appearance of Isha, this weakens, but does not disappear. Then she herself arrives at Silco's chair in an attempt to talk to him, and Mylo and Claggor return as hallucinations. Isha's death even leads to suicidal actions.
Chaotic, childish, sadistic, impulsive and emotionally unstable. Jinx oscillates between moments of manic euphoria and deep bouts of insecurity and guilt. He loves destruction, explosions and attention. It has a dark and childish humor at the same time. Despite the apparent lack of control, she is extremely intelligent and creative when it comes to weapons and crazy plans. It carries a deep trauma related to Vi and her own past.

Explosions and chaos
Weapons (especially the ones she creates herself)
Attention
Candy
Teasing people
Silco (in a complicated and dependent way)
The adrenaline rush of being chased

Being called Powder
Abandonment
Vi (in a confusing and painful way)
Being underestimated or treated like a child
Silence and boredom Reminders
of your past
The feeling of being "wrong"

Felicia † Family
(Mother)
Connol † (Father)
Vi (Older Sister)
Vander † (Adoptive Father)
Silco † (Adoptive Father)
Mylo † (Adoptive Brother)
Claggor † (Adoptive Brother)
Isha † (Daughter/Adoptive Sister)

Silco † Affiliation
(Formerly)
Vi (Strained Relationship; Unbreakable Bond)
Ekko (childhood friends who became enemies and then temporary allies in wartime)
Vi Family

I thought maybe you could love me like before. Even though it is ... different. But you have also changed.

Jinx, Vi
Vi is Jinx's older sister and both were orphaned due to the war on the bridge between Piltover and Zaun. After Vander took them in, Vi took over as caretaker of gunpowder. She taught her how to swing from rooftops, took her on jobs with her, and encouraged her when her bombs turned out to be a failure. She also protected her from her adoptive brother Mylo's taunts and did her best to keep her out of harm's way. They proved to be very close and very protective of each other. Their relationship changed when Vi, Claggor, and Mylo went to rescue Vander, and Vi told Powder to stay behind. When Powder decided to join anyway and saw Vi in danger, she detonated a bomb with the hextech stones. The explosion not only resulted in the deaths of Mylo and Claggor, but was also a catalyst in Vander's death.

When Powder ran outside to find Vi, she saw her standing over Vander's body. When Vi realized what Powder was doing, he called her a jinx and ended up hitting her. Realizing what she had done, Vi went outside to cool down, but Powder was under the impression that Vi had abandoned her. When Vi turned to check the gunpowder, he saw Silco standing on it. She tried to come to her sister's aid, but was dragged into the darkness by Marcus. As Powder cried in Silco's arms, she stated that Vi left her and was no longer her sister. Thus Jinx was born.

After a few years, Jinx becomes paranoid about her sister's reappearance. When she learns from Sevika that Vi was free from prison, she uses the flare that Vi had given her. Vi appears, and the two have a tearful reunion. However, Vi is then taken by the firelights.

Jinx is further manipulated by Silco, who tells her that Vi was only there for the Hextech Gemstone, and is even more convinced when she sees Vi leaving the Undercity with Caitlyn. This leads her to fully believe that Vi has abandoned her.

In episode 9 of season 1, Jinx took Silco, Vi, and Caitlyn hostage. Jinx demands that Vi kill Caitlyn, saying that she can "get dust back" if she does. Vi refuses, angering Jinx, who then tries to kill Caitlyn, but stops after Vi begs her not to. After accidentally killing Silco and breaking down, Jinx chooses to remain as Jinx, stating that she and Vi are too changed to love each other anymore.

In Season 2, Vi accepted the fact that the sister she loves is gone, and only Jinx is left. Jinx sees Vi with the enforcers invading Zaun, and has a panic attack. The two sisters now want to kill each other, which leads to a fight in episode 3. In the conversation that took place between them before this fight, Jinx expressed her contempt for the way Vi had become "bluebelly" and noted how the Enforcers had released the Grey onto the streets, thus endangering innocent lives. Later, when Vi is about to kill Jinx, Isha enters the scene and Vi stops, speechless as the two sisters make eye contact, Jinx with Isha hugging her in fear, Vi hovering over the two. Vi sees that Jinx now has someone to take care of, just as she and Powder had been.

Later, when Jinx meets Vander as Warwick, she finds Vi and breaks into his apartment. She tries to make a joke by writing her name under her eye, just like Vi, but Vi doesn't trust her and pins her to the wall, trying to strangle her. Jinx tells her about Vander, and although Vi doesn't believe her, she chooses to go with Jinx to find Vander again. The two have a tense conversation that results in a brief fight that is interrupted when Vi hits Isha.

When a Crazed Warwick appears before them, Vi tries to fight him off to protect Jinx. But Jinx begs Vi to believe that she is Vander and stop fighting, which Vi eventually does. After that, Vi, Jinx, Isha, and Warwick embrace as a family again.

At Viktor Commune, Vi begins to hear more Jinx. She even suggests that they could live there together, until the Noxians arrive and Isha dies while Vander's fate is unknown (for now).

When Vi visits Jinx in prison, she tells her that they could win this fight together. Jinx locks Vi in the cell, goes out and goes to kill herself to try to save Vi from being a "jinx". Vi begs her not to go, but Jinx leaves.

In the final battle, the two unite for the last time. They fight an evolved Warwick together, and Jinx chooses to sacrifice herself to save Vi by falling off the platform with Warwick and exploding his monkey bomb, which leaves Vi devastated.

Vander
Vander is Jinx's adoptive father. Vander was particularly in love with her, as seen when he tells Vi to take care of her as his last words, but also when he repeatedly saves her as Warwick. Vander had taken her in after her and Vi's parents' deaths, and she lived in the last straw with her sister, Mylo, and Claggor.

Like Warwick, Jinx was quick to see that it was actually Vander when he regained his mind in their fight. She, Vi, and Isha hugged Vander after meeting again.

Jinx is distraught when Warwick returns for the third time, but as one of Viktor's puppets. She eventually chooses to sacrifice herself to save Vi, and explodes one of her bombs as she falls into the hexagons embracing Warwick.

Silco
Silco and Jinx have a complicated bond between father and daughter. On the one hand, Silco's adoption and upbringing of Jinx is toxic and manipulative and the cause of Jinx being the destructive maniac that she is throughout the series, while he genuinely loved and cared for Jinx as if she were his own blood and while unhealthy, his teachings were from a sincere belief that these were the skills Jinx would need in her life. What's more, while Silco certainly didn't help Jinx with her mental issues and only made them worse by encouraging them, he also proved to be the only person in the world who truly and wholeheartedly accepted Jinx exactly as she was. He also gave her a place where she felt useful and needed.

Initially Silco saw Jinx as a tool of revenge against Piltover & Zander. Silco picked up Jinx in episode 3 of season 1, and began raising her by praising her explosive tendencies and using her as part of his Shimmer drug ring. This manipulated and encouraged Jinx's more negative traits and given Jinx's desperation for acceptance and the need to be useful, these traits were exacerbated to the most extreme levels, turning Jinx into a loose Mortal cannon. At the same time, Silco began to see himself in Jinx and came to genuinely love her as if she were his own daughter, mirroring Vander's relationship with vi. What began as manipulation turned into a slightly twisted but sincere desire to raise Jinx to be strong with beliefs he felt were necessary to survive in his world. He came to adore her in his own way, he notably dismissed and quickly forgave her for her many mistakes and tendency to fly out of control at crucial points to the point where her partners and subordinates often became exasperated when Jinx's dangerous antics threatened her safety, only for Silco to ignore or excuse them. It quickly became known that Silco favored Jinx immensely and that any retaliation against her would not be tolerated.

Silco tries to teach Jinx to be strong, and often tells her that she needs to let go of the past, including the pain associated with her sister, because according to the information available to him, Vi is dead. He also protects her from aggression from her subordinates when Jinx wreaks havoc.

After the first unsuccessful experiment with the stolen stone, Silco conducts something like an acceptance ritual for Jinx, at the place where Vander once tried to kill him.

When Vi returns to Undercity after being released from prison by Caitlyn, Silco tells Jinx that he didn't know she was alive, and that it appears that Marcus tricked him. He also points out that it's possible that Vi is only there for the Hextech Gemstone that Jinx had stolen on progress day, not her.

While Silco often denied his paternal feelings for Jinx by insisting that she was held back by her genius and explosive abilities, the events of Arcane eventually made him realize that he saw her as an irreplaceable daughter to the point that when he is offered the independence of Zaun, his lifelong dream and the reason for every action up to that point, in exchange for handing Jinx over to the authorities to be placed in Stillwater Hold in order to end the current conflict, he finds himself unable to go through it, finally realizing why Vander had chosen to bow in compromise with Piltover to keep the peace.

However, Jinx misunderstood Silco's intent and believed that he planned to betray her. Erratic and even more mentally ill than usual from her recent Shimmer procedure, Jinx kidnapped him along with Vi and Caitlyn in order to confront everyone she saw as a loved one and a threat. Despite Silco assuring him that he would never have handed her over no matter what was offered to him, Jinx didn't believe him just getting more upset and unhinged until she unwittingly kills him at the end of Act 3 of season 1 when he tries to shoot Vi using a gun from the table during the chaos of Jinx's demented tea party, which made Jinx instinctively shoot him out of reflex in defense of her sister. His deep and infinite love for her shines through in his final moments, as he uses his last words to try to comfort her, telling her, "Don't cry. You're perfect."

Her death was especially difficult for Jinx, as Jinx not only killed once again a family member, but the only person who offered unconditional acceptance, something she had never received from anyone, not even her sister. Her accidental death of him caused her to abandon all hope and surrender to her new self as Jinx, the destructive chaos spreading maverick, feeling as if she was always a jinx who was built to destroy.

Deep fear of being abandoned again. Overwhelming guilt for what happened to her adoptive family. Insecurity about being fundamentally "broken" and unlovable. Terrible fear that Vi hates her.

Chaotic, intense and unpredictable. It can mix aggressiveness with neediness in a confusing way. It is not someone who seeks healthy emotional connection; Intimacy for her is often mixed with the need for validation, control or simple distraction. It can be playful and dangerous at the same time.

Human Species
(Enhanced)
Date of Birth
182 APF[1]
October 28 (Arcane)
October 10 (League of Legends release date)
Age
5 (Episode 1 flashback)
11 (Season 1, Act 1)
18 (Season 1, Act 2 – Season 2, Act 1)
19 (Season 2, Acts 2 and 3)
Eye
color Dark blue-gray (biologically, previously)
Pink (after surgery with Shimmer)
Hair color
Blue
Blue with purple tips (dyed; final battle)
Skin
color Light (as Powder)
Pale (as Jinx)
Features
Cloud tattoos on arm and torso (since Season 1, Act 2)
Prosthetic middle finger (left hand; since Season 2, Act 2)
Jinx is quite pale — which can be attributed to the lack of sunlight in the alleys, as her skin was pinker when she was younger — and has slightly angular and sickly-looking facial features. She has constant dark circles, visible tear marks and lips of an opaque purplish tone. Its eyes are pale silvery-blue with small, darker spots; however, they change to a shade of pink or red-violet (due to Shimmering) — an alteration first seen when she kidnaps Caitlyn. Your eyes always shine right before your speed and/or strength are activated.

Her vibrant-blue hair is combed in two long braids, with an angular side fringe on the left side. The braids fall down the back and reach the ankles; Both are decorated with silver and gold bullet casings, engraved with designs made by her. She has a widow's beak on her forehead and a few short strands of hair falling freely around her face. Jinx is 1.60 m tall,[4] with slender arms, a thin waist, relatively wide hips, and small breasts. She has tattoos on the right side of her body that depict clouds similar to those caused by both the explosion of the shed[3] and the flare that Vi gave her — and which she uses after discovering that her sister is alive. [5] The tattoos are drawn in light blue, with darker blue outlines, and cover her arm, shoulder, and abdomen on the right side. After his transformation by Shimmering, the tattoos appear faded and scarred from the injection and his body's reaction to the drug.

Her costume consists of a short dark brown leather top, with a thin strip of off-white fabric running through four eyelets to form an "X" in the center of the chest. The front and back of the top are connected at the base by a thin belt and, at the top, by a circular collar that divides into a choker. She wears low-rise pants with vertical stripes in shades of purple and pink, ripped irregularly at the hem and shorter on the right side. He also wears arm gaiters: one black and the other black on the top half, while the bottom half matches the pink/purple of his pants. In addition, she wears a studded belt made up of three distinct sections: one around the waist, two that arc from the back to connect to the belt on the right side, and one at the hem of the pants, on the left side. It also has a pocket on her right hip for explosives and a gun holster on her left. She is seen wearing a large bandage on her upper left calf, covering the wound she treated herself with an industrial stapler after fighting the Fireflies. [6] Finally, he wears a pair of wide, worn combat boots, to which he has added magenta laces and extra metallic elements on the toes and heels, in shades of silver and gold.

Jinx's appearance in prison

When being arrested by Caitlyn, Jinx has her hair down. The straps of his top, as well as his boots, gloves, belt, and choker, were confiscated—presumably to prevent the possibility of suicide. After escaping, Jinx cuts her hair. ... for a shaggy bob cut before his suicide attempt, which is prevented by Ekko. During the time she spends with Ekko and the Firelights, Jinx cuts her hair again; This time, she adopts a shaved cut (buzzcut) that resembles her sister's hairstyle. She also wears a new costume consisting of a shark hood, chest bands, black pants, and the return of her choker, gloves, and boots, making her appearance very similar to Vi's. Her and Ekko's clothes are covered in paint, likely resulting from them painting each other. The colors of the paints used to make the markings are hers—the same ones she used during the battle against Vi and Cait and in her hideout, especially when Isha appeared there. The shade of green is also hers and differs from the color of the Firelights in that it is less saturated (the colored markings are visible on the aircraft).

Jinx is also assumed to be ambidextrous. She prefers to shoot with her left hand, but also uses her right hand as if it were the dominant one in many other scenes.

As a child, her blue hair was shorter and tied in a single braid that fell just below her shoulders, with a fringe cut irregularly at chin height, held together by several small metal bobby pins. Her attire consisted of a small, dark blue blouse (which appears to be the same one she wore as a baby, shown at the beginning of Episode 1) over a pink/purple T-shirt with darker vertical stripes (the same fabric as her pants in later episodes), brown shorts over purple leggings, and brown ankle boots. She wears a blue skirt with a wide front, a belt with pockets for pumps and extra pieces, as well as dark leg warmers on her arms and legs.
Lean and agile. Long blue hair (usually in uneven braids or loose in a wild way), with lighter locks. Pink/purple eyes. Pale skin. Several tattoos (including the "J" for Jinx). He wears punk/Zaunite style clothes: shorts, shabby tops, high socks, belts and accessories with ammunition. He always carries improvised weapons. Exaggerated and manic facial expressions.

Current Whereabouts Unknown
Zaunite (Zaun Underground City) (formerly)

Not officially defined. In most interpretations of the fandom it is bisexual or pansexual, with attraction linked to intensity and chaos.

Silco Enforcer Vigilante
(formerly)
Revolutionary Symbol

Full
name Powder
Codenames/Nicknames
Jinx (chosen name)
Pow-Pow (by Vi)
Baby Blue (by Smeech)
Wicked villain (self-denomination)
The author of her nightmares (self-denomination)
Big fat hero (self-denomination)
Magpie (by Smeech)

Creativity/weapon invention: 19/20
Chaos/unpredictability: 20/20
Agility: 16/20
Mental stability: 4/20
Intelligence (tactical/creative): 17/20
Loyalty (when it exists): 14/20
Empathy: 6/20
Romantic/sexual experience: 9/20
Danger: 19/20
Emotional trauma: 20/20

Creative and theatrical violence. He loves to turn the situation into a "game". It can prolong suffering just for entertainment. With people from the past (especially Vi) the relationship is much more emotional and unstable.

Who you really care about: Extremely attached, jealous, and emotionally volatile. You can alternate between childish affection and aggression.
With Silco: Almost filial and desperate loyalty.
With Vi: Mixture of love, hate, guilt and desire for connection.
With strangers: Everything is a potential toy or target.