For example, on November 13th, 2013, YouTuber Kathy Lopez uploaded a video titled "Get Jinxed! " featuring scenes from Danganronpa which gained over 1.5 million views in eight years (shown below, left). The promotional music video "Get Jinxed," performed by Agnete Kjølstrud, released on October 3th, 2013, ahead of the official release of the character, served as inspiration for anime music videos and remakes in the following years. Jinx also became a popular choice for cosplay (example shown below, right). Immediately following the release of the character, Jinx achieved significant popularity within the League of Legends fanbase, with multiple artists drawing fan arts of the character and crossover fan art applying Jinx' design to other characters (examples shown below, left and center).
JINX LEAGUE OF LEGENDS SERIES
The series premiered on Netflix on November 6th to overwhelmingly positive response from critics and audiences. On September 25th, 2021, the official trailer for Arcane was released, gaining over 18.8 million views on YouTube in three months (shown below). On April 15th, 2020, Riot released narrative cinematic "True Genius" starring Jinx and champions Ekko and Heimerdinger. On October 15th, 2019, Riot announced Arcane an animated series set in the world of League of Legends and telling the origin stories of Jinx and her sister Vi, as well as other characters.
On September 15th, 2017, official webcomic Ziggs & Jinx: Paint the Town was released by Riot. In League of Legends Jinx is a Marksman character whose power mostly revolves around their basic attacks. Jinx despises boredom, and gleefully brings her own chaotic brand of pandemonium wherever she goes. With an arsenal of deadly weapons, she unleashes the loudest blasts and brightest explosions to leave a trail of mayhem and panic in her wake. Ī manic and impulsive criminal from Zaun, Jinx lives to wreak havoc without care for the consequences. She also possesses strength, speed and durability surpassing those of normal humans thanks to her exposure to Shimmer, a techmaturgical drug that permanently altered her body and damaged her mental state (gameplay video shown below). In fight, Jinx utilizes an arsenal of weapons and bombs of her own design. Jinx, real name Powder, is a slender and sinewy woman from Zaun with hair braided into two long blue braids and dressed in revealing purple-and-black clothing. On October 9th, champion spotlight video starring Jinx was released on YouTube (shown below, right). On October 8th, 2013, promotional music video Get Jinxed for the character was released, gaining over 110 million views in eight years (shown below, left).
JINX LEAGUE OF LEGENDS UPDATE
The update included a new champion Jinx, the Loose Cannon, who was enabled for play on October 10th.
JINX LEAGUE OF LEGENDS PATCH
3, 2023, and the Nerf LMTD League of Legends Jinx Fishbones Blaster is expected to ship in December 2023.On October 1st, 2013, patch 3.12 League of Legends v.3.12 was released. The Fishbones blaster is currently available for pre-order on the official Nerf site, and will be available to buy through Amazon. Fishbones also appears at the end of Arcane season 1 in appropriately explosive fashion. The gun is a fixture of Jinx’s character, and she often puppeteers the gun so the two can have conversations. Fishbones first appeared nearly 10 years ago in the “Get Jinxed” music video that accompanied Jinx’s release in League of Legends. If you’d prefer not to fire it, it also comes with a charming display case with Jinx graffiti, and it’d make a fun piece to leave on the shelf. The Jinx Fishbones blaster has an 18-dart capacity that can be loaded through the mouth and fires in three round bursts. The Nerf LMTD line is a “premium, fan-focused line from the Nerf brand that brings you some of the most iconic items from entertainment and video games.” Jinx is one of League’s poster champions, so it makes sense that she’d get a nod from Nerf. Fishbones is a massive rocket launcher with a shark head, and now you can get your very own Fishbones, albeit one that fires Nerf darts and not Super Mega Death Rockets, for $169.99.
If you’re a fan of League of Legends or the surprisingly good animated Netflix series in the same universe, Arcane, then you know Jinx and her rocket launcher.
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