to promote Arcane, in addition to serving as the series' title track. Other appearances Jinx has also featured in various League of Legends spin-off games, including Teamfight Tactics, Legends of Runeterra, and League of Legends: Wild Rift. As promotion for Arcane, Jinx was added as a playable character in PUBG Mobile, Fortnite, and Among Us. Reception Jinx is often labeled as a "fan-favorite" and one of the most iconic champions from League of Legends, and has become one of the most popular video game characters for fanart and cosplay. Dot Esports contributes Jinx's continued popularity towards the "Get Jinxed" music video and her "magnetic" design. PC Gamer listed Jinx as the 23rd most iconic character in PC gaming, citing her as the mascot for League of Legends. Jinx has been featured in multiple videos for Riot Games' League of Legends YouTube channel, and was even the focal point of the cinematic launch trailer for the mobile game League of Legends: Wild Rift. Jinx's portrayal in Arcane garnered widespread acclaim from critics and fans. Rafael Motamayor of IGN described the character as "compelling" and "what keep[s] you engaged episode after episode". Fans have lauded the series' serious treatment of Jinx's mental illness to make her a more tragic character, rather than using it as a quirk for comedy. Similarities have been noted between Jinx's characterization in Arcane and the DC Comics supervillain the Joker (who served as an inspiration for Jinx from the League of Legends game), specifically with regards to her actions in the season finale. The vocal performances of Ella Purnell and Mia Sinclair Jenness as Jinx and young Powder, respectively, received significant praise from critics; Purnell won the Annie Award for Outstanding Achievement for Voice Acting in an Animated Television / Broadcast Production for her performance in the sixth episode of Arcane. References Footnotes Citations External links Animated human characters Fantasy television characters Female characters in animated series Female video game villains Fictional characters with post-traumatic stress disorder Fictional characters with psychiatric disorders Fictional female murderers Fictional female gunfighters Fictional gunfighters in video games Fictional inventors Fictional kidnappers Fictional marksmen and snipers Fictional mass murderers Fictional outlaws Fictional patricides Fictional rampage and spree killers Fictional terrorists Fictional war criminals League of Legends Orphan characters in video games Video game characters introduced in 2013 Video game characters who can move at superhuman speeds Video game characters with accelerated healing