Jules

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Frankenstein jayvik for halloween 🎃 oh the parallels between them are a little too perfect i fear

Coloured version below the cut

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From my very first watch of the show, what stood out to me was how elegant Viktor’s movements are. The animators did a wonderful job of making everything he does feel deliberate - partly, I think, because his disability forces him to move with care, but also because that thoughtfulness is simply part of who he is.

The first glimpse we get of what Viktor would be like if he were fully able-bodied is his run at the docks. That scene made me cry the first time I saw it, and it still does. You can see him pouring his whole heart into every step — this is Viktor being free, if only for a fleeting moment.

The other, and most telling, example is during the council room fight, when Viktor moves through one of his dolls. It’s less a fight and more like a choreographed dance. And because it’s literally his mind guiding the doll, we see his own natural sense of grace, creativity, and — dare I say — sensuality, when unrestrained.

Willow Scholar's Rest

Still not really finished, but I have to leave my work laptop for a bit so this is as far as I'll get for the time being. Inspired by danmei manga and art by Natsuki Sumeragi.

@4re-u-0k I went back and took a lot at what the eugenics person said, and tbh they were kinda smart about it. Kept dodging the question, when I asked them *multiple* times whether or not they thought the whole thing was questionable (they literally have a blog dedicated to Viktor's commune, it's fucking pathetic)

now i obviously can’t speak on what the other person did/said, but it sounds like you’re forgetting that viktor too has a disability.

this disability is the whole cause of the eugenic thing. imagine living as a zaunite with a disability in piltover, notorious for looking down their nose at anyone different to him, and viktor having to constantly prove himself. to hide the fact that he’s disabled, that he sees this disability as a weakness and a flaw of himself he’d be better without. that’s how the whole things starts + the fact that viktor only wanted to help.

viktor says ‘in the pursuit of greatness, we’ve failed to do good” which is the whole reason viktor started working on hextech. so people wouldnt live like he did. i’m not the best person to explain this because i’m bad at words and writing my thoughts, but i’m trying

viktor wasn’t fully conscious of his decisions. as soon as he’s out of the cocoon thing, even with his emotions dulled and dampened, he feels such an immense amount of grief seeing that jayce made *weapons* out of the very thing they made to protect and *help* people. does this justify anything? no. it does explain why he did what he did. it’s valid to dislike him for it. it’s valid to like him for it (due to sympathy and understanding). in viktor’s mind, he has this power that can *help* people, the thing he’s always wanted to do.

he’s dealing with the loss of sky and jayce, and he’s just been given the power (in his pov) to heal people who were struggling, and he sees himself in those people. he thinks that the only way to help these people is to ‘evolve’ them

Ah, yes, and nazis were famous for being able to see the situation from multiple angles in a deeply unbiased way! However could I have forgotten!

Anyway.

"but it sounds like you’re forgetting that viktor too has a disability." Genuinely wish I could tbh, since that many anons accuse me of being ableist for not slobbering all over him.

"imagine living as a zaunite with a disability in piltover" I don't have to imagine anything, being looked down on for being disabled is my fucking reality, so you can take that spiel and shove it up your arse.

"to hide the fact that he’s disabled"... Are the scenes where he hid his disabilities in the room with us? Because I remember him wearing/using obvious aids and not making a secret about it. Unless you're talking about the hexcore shit?

"viktor wasn’t fully conscious of his decisions" *very loud incorrect buzzer noise* nuh-uh, you don't get to strip him of any agency whenever he did something horrific, that is NOT on.

"he sees himself in those people" *another incorrect buzzer, but louder* Viktor never gave a shit about the people of Zaun. We see this multiple times, and you accuse *me* of straight up lying. Jesus fucking christ lmao.

I could go on and pick apart every other phrase you used, but I'm bored now.

i’m not in the mood to say anything ekes cuz again, i didn’t explain it properly and i never will be able to, hence me telling you to go to more ‘reliable’ sources, people who’ve actually dedicated time to study his character

@4re-u-0k I went back and took a lot at what the eugenics person said, and tbh they were kinda smart about it. Kept dodging the question, when I asked them *multiple* times whether or not they thought the whole thing was questionable (they literally have a blog dedicated to Viktor's commune, it's fucking pathetic)

now i obviously can’t speak on what the other person did/said, but it sounds like you’re forgetting that viktor too has a disability.

this disability is the whole cause of the eugenic thing. imagine living as a zaunite with a disability in piltover, notorious for looking down their nose at anyone different to him, and viktor having to constantly prove himself. to hide the fact that he’s disabled, that he sees this disability as a weakness and a flaw of himself he’d be better without. that’s how the whole things starts + the fact that viktor only wanted to help.

viktor says ‘in the pursuit of greatness, we’ve failed to do good” which is the whole reason viktor started working on hextech. so people wouldnt live like he did. i’m not the best person to explain this because i’m bad at words and writing my thoughts, but i’m trying

viktor wasn’t fully conscious of his decisions. as soon as he’s out of the cocoon thing, even with his emotions dulled and dampened, he feels such an immense amount of grief seeing that jayce made *weapons* out of the very thing they made to protect and *help* people. does this justify anything? no. it does explain why he did what he did. it’s valid to dislike him for it. it’s valid to like him for it (due to sympathy and understanding). in viktor’s mind, he has this power that can *help* people, the thing he’s always wanted to do.

he’s dealing with the loss of sky and jayce, and he’s just been given the power (in his pov) to heal people who were struggling, and he sees himself in those people. he thinks that the only way to help these people is to ‘evolve’ them

Ah, yes, and nazis were famous for being able to see the situation from multiple angles in a deeply unbiased way! However could I have forgotten!

Anyway.

"but it sounds like you’re forgetting that viktor too has a disability." Genuinely wish I could tbh, since that many anons accuse me of being ableist for not slobbering all over him.

"imagine living as a zaunite with a disability in piltover" I don't have to imagine anything, being looked down on for being disabled is my fucking reality, so you can take that spiel and shove it up your arse.

"to hide the fact that he’s disabled"... Are the scenes where he hid his disabilities in the room with us? Because I remember him wearing/using obvious aids and not making a secret about it. Unless you're talking about the hexcore shit?

"viktor wasn’t fully conscious of his decisions" *very loud incorrect buzzer noise* nuh-uh, you don't get to strip him of any agency whenever he did something horrific, that is NOT on.

"he sees himself in those people" *another incorrect buzzer, but louder* Viktor never gave a shit about the people of Zaun. We see this multiple times, and you accuse *me* of straight up lying. Jesus fucking christ lmao.

I could go on and pick apart every other phrase you used, but I'm bored now.

i’m not in the mood to say anything ekes cuz again, i didn’t explain it properly and i never will be able to, hence me telling you to go to more ‘reliable’ sources, people who’ve actually dedicated time to study his character

@4re-u-0k I went back and took a lot at what the eugenics person said, and tbh they were kinda smart about it. Kept dodging the question, when I asked them *multiple* times whether or not they thought the whole thing was questionable (they literally have a blog dedicated to Viktor's commune, it's fucking pathetic)

now i obviously can’t speak on what the other person did/said, but it sounds like you’re forgetting that viktor too has a disability.

this disability is the whole cause of the eugenic thing. imagine living as a zaunite with a disability in piltover, notorious for looking down their nose at anyone different to him, and viktor having to constantly prove himself. to hide the fact that he’s disabled, that he sees this disability as a weakness and a flaw of himself he’d be better without. that’s how the whole things starts + the fact that viktor only wanted to help.

viktor says ‘in the pursuit of greatness, we’ve failed to do good” which is the whole reason viktor started working on hextech. so people wouldnt live like he did. i’m not the best person to explain this because i’m bad at words and writing my thoughts, but i’m trying

viktor wasn’t fully conscious of his decisions. as soon as he’s out of the cocoon thing, even with his emotions dulled and dampened, he feels such an immense amount of grief seeing that jayce made *weapons* out of the very thing they made to protect and *help* people. does this justify anything? no. it does explain why he did what he did. it’s valid to dislike him for it. it’s valid to like him for it (due to sympathy and understanding). in viktor’s mind, he has this power that can *help* people, the thing he’s always wanted to do.

he’s dealing with the loss of sky and jayce, and he’s just been given the power (in his pov) to heal people who were struggling, and he sees himself in those people. he thinks that the only way to help these people is to ‘evolve’ them