A brand new cinematic for League of Legends: Awaken has been released by Riot Games. It features notable characters and their rivalries. The cinematic also includes vocals by Valerie Broussard. It also features the likes of Camille, Riven, Irelia, Karma, Kennen, Akali, and Sion.

Who made Awaken League of Legends?

The new League of Legends cinematic, “Awaken”, features a new song written by Riot Games’ music team and featuring the vocal talents of Valerie Broussard. The track focuses on three separate stories – one about Jhin performing in a ruined theatre, another about Draven surveying the gladiatorial battle in Noxus’ arena, and the last one on Irelia, a warrior who watches Noxus invade her native Ionia.

“Awaken” features many of the League of Legends champions from the game. Among the stars of the video are Jhin, Irelia, Draven, Sion, Camille, and Riven. The cinematic also features a number of CG models and characters.

Is awaken Canon LOL?

The cinematic for League of Legends’ “Awaken” has many elements that aren’t typical of lore or canon storytelling. It opens with a cold, dark, and metallic hallway where armored soldiers pass by. As they do, they’re half-speeding by, in formal attire. Then, Camille steps in, half-speeding past them. She’s accompanied by sirens to show her power.

Arcane also has some elements that don’t fit within the League of Legends core lore. Although Arcane does not fit within the canon of League of Legends, it does have a connection to it. For example, the Marvel Cinematic Universe shares many details with the Marvel comic series, but the movie company decided to use them differently. Riot’s decision isn’t that far off from that.

What happened to JHIN?

Jhin was a marksman champion introduced in League of Legends in 2016. He was created by Riot August, the same team behind Ekko and Jinx. He is a psychopathic murderer who uses multiple killing instruments to destroy his victims. He is also known for morphing his victims into beautiful, blooming roses. Jhin has terrorized the realm of Runeterra for years. He has also clashed with Zed and Camille but has failed to capture them.

The cinematic video has been a huge hit in the game and has been played millions of times. The song, ‘Awaken,’ has a catchy soundtrack. It follows three different stories in the game. In one, the hero Irelia fights against Sion’s army. In another, she fights in the Noxian army.

Is Silco a champion?

In League of Legends, we have a few different champions. One of them, Silco, is not currently playable. The good news is that the devs are working on bringing him to the game. While it’s unclear how Silco will fit into the League world, fans and players alike are eagerly anticipating his arrival.

Silco is a chemtech champion with a unique trait. He combines the abilities of his allies with his own to become a very powerful champion. One of his most potent abilities is Unstable Concoction, which grants him 50 percent maximum health, 150/66 percent attack speed, and antimicrobials. It explodes after eight seconds and deals magic damage to enemies. Another powerful trait is Silco’s Mastermind trait, which heals two units with part of their maximum mana.

Silco’s eyes are heterochromatic. He leans back with a towel draped across his form. His opulent vest, cream-colored neck-tie, and vermillion dress shirt buttons are undone, and he tucks his tongue into your mouth. You don’t want to be caught unawares.

Silco’s eyes are everywhere. They’re constantly watching what’s going on. As a powerful champion in the undercity, he has enemies. He uses his lackeys to watch his back, and they’re responsible for protecting his interests.

Who freed Jhin?

Jhin is a skilled criminal psychopath who has been imprisoned in Ionia. He has risen to prominence as an assassin for the cabal, but his history is somewhat mysterious. He was once a prisoner of the ruling council of Ionia, and was later freed by shadowy elements.

While Jhin is known for his psychopathic tendencies and unorthodox methods, he has also become one of the most popular champions in League of Legends. He joined the game in 2016, and was designed by Riot August, who also created Jinx and Ekko. Jhin is a blood-lusting killer, who uses a variety of killing instruments to wreak havoc on his enemies. He has been terrorizing Runeterra for years and has clashed with other characters, such as Zed and Camille, though he has failed to capture Zed.

The video also shows more of the battle, including the arrival of Camille and her hit squad. The game shows the importance of teamwork, and we see this in the Ionian vs. Noxian battle, which shows how the gang of heroes can help each other when the stakes are high. Shen arrives to free Akali, but Jhin wanted to kill Zed and Shen, so she tried to kill him and his puppet. But he was not able to kill his puppet, and she was hit by a barrage of bombs.

Another insight into Jhin is his dialogue. He often speaks to himself in the game, and he threatens enemies with “you will learn what true beauty is”. This is a reference to the fact that Jhin views the world differently than other characters. In addition, he also views blood differently.

Why does Jhin wear a mask?

In League of Legends, the character Jhin wears a mask. He is very stylish and has a stylish persona. But he also has an old face. Many people were surprised to see this old face on Jhin, and it showed a more serious side of the character. It is possible that the game’s designers drew inspiration from the old face for a new Jhin skin.

Jhin is a pale man with dark hair and brown eyes. He covers one eye, and also wears a black bodysuit under a white cloak. Other clothing items include fancy Ionian outfits, which he wears under his mask. Despite his cool appearance, Jhin’s personality is reserved and he has an obsessive inner voice. He is fascinated with the number four and roses.

Jhin’s name is very similar to that of his character in the original series, though some minor differences are present between the two versions. He is a fourth-level hero and has the ability to shoot from two points at once. The first two shots he fires can only hit one target, but his third shot will critically strike the enemy.

Another mystery surrounding Jhin is the reason for the mask on his face. In the original game, his face was shown but then masked. However, Wild Blue Studios, a partner of Riot, produced concept art that revealed the face of Jhin. This concept art was later re-uploaded with black censor bars covering his eyes.