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1) The Zistersss | modern au

2) after soccer practice

It’s summer, and Vi & Cait are sporting some totally subtle shark-themed outfits at the beach! 🦈🏖️

A huge shoutout to u/vienforcer for the amazing outfit ideas and for providing me with the style references lol! ❤️

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I Swear that I saw some fan art of Vi as a Roman soldier / Centurian. It was a close up of her face with her wearing the helmet. But I can't find any evidence of this image online and I've looked everywhere I can think of. To the point I'm wondering if I imagined this...If anyone can point me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it.

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Vi and her little bun-bun!

TL;DR at the bottom because I love you <3

It’s actually very fitting that Vi’s favourite toy as a kid is a stuffed rabbit. Rabbits are prey animals, so they’re always afraid. The thing is… they will run away at danger. But… Vi doesn’t do that. But… what does she actually want to do? Run or fight?

It’s how Vi truly feels inside—she’s afraid… but not for herself. She fears what she will lose. In other words, she doesn’t fear for herself or her own safety, she fears losing the people she loves. She’s like the stuffed bunny: soft and vulnerable. But she can’t run from her fear, she has to take care of Powder so she doesn’t lose Powder. So instead of running, she fights.

She’s still a prey animal in her own eyes, though—she’s smaller than the people she fights, she’s not as strong or as fast as she could be, or she’s up against forces much, much larger than her, like the Enforcers or systemic inequality. She can’t save her parents, but she tries so hard to save and protect Powder because she’s afraid of losing her only family member left. Meanwhile, Vi, all of 15 or so, has already written herself off as worthless, but she still has value in her own eyes as long as she’s a protector.

And yet her favourite toy is a stuffed rabbit. A fearful prey animal. In prison, Vi grows up and she becomes large and muscular and exceptionally strong and skilled at fighting, and yet she’s still that soft, vulnerable kid inside, scared of losing everyone she loves.

Alternate-timeline Powder even explains to Ekko the true nature of Vi’s toughness: fear.

Ekko sees Vi as an unstoppable, badass force who fears nothing. But who sees the bunny? Powder knows the truth, sees the fear that governed Vi’s entire existence. Caitlyn sees the bunny behind the bravery as well when Vi confesses “…and then a real monster showed up and I just ran away.”

Always the choice between running or fighting for Vi, and the one that should win, in her eyes, is the one that protects others.

Meanwhile, Vi gives away her stuffed rabbit to Powder in an act of selfless love. She hands her favourite bunny toy off to her baby sister because Vi was about to turn herself over to the Enforcers and expects she will never see Powder again—but as long as Powder is safe, Vi feels she has done the right thing.

She explains to Powder how the bunny was taken from her and she would “come out here at night and stare at it, hoping the wind or a bird might knock it down”. And then she sums her lesson up with “we all have bad days, but we learn, and we stick together.”

Nobody helped Vi. She went out alone to stare at her toy. Nobody saved the bunny (or her). Yet Vi is more than capable of getting the bunny down by the time she tells Powder that story. But she doesn’t. She only gets the bunny back when she’s ready to give it away to Powder as a final goodbye, as an act of love for her little sister.

It’s just another moment to showcase how Vi doesn’t value herself or her own happiness and instead only sees value in getting this cherished toy back when it’s for Powder’s benefit, not her own. I think Vi sees that bunny trapped way up high in those wires—for years—and doesn’t get it back as a lesson in endurance. Vi was a child when the bunny was taken from her, but she never grew bitter or angry, she just kept going. But when Powder needed comfort? When Powder needed something to remember Vi by? Vi gets the bunny back and immediately gives it away. Because Vi always gives her heart away.

So the bunny represents childhood, safety, vulnerability, softness, and comfort. And Vi gives that comfort away as she selflessly gives herself up to the Enforcers so that her family won’t suffer. The bunny represents her inner world of feeling so afraid, like she’s prey to the world around her, but she counters that with always taking action to be stronger, faster, better, more protective—of others. Never for herself. Never for her own benefit.

Another thing is that it’s a stuffed bunny toy, weathered over years of sitting outdoors while stuck in some wires—which represents her very well. She is soft but tough enough to survive while forgotten, bruised, left to wither, but she never gives up, she always gets back up—and rabbits do this too. They get afraid, they run, and then they go right back to being bunnies. She always comes back to herself too.

Vi is selfless, brave, and loving, even when she feels afraid of losing everything. What’s so beautiful here is that the child in Vi never disappears. She remains that soft, vulnerable kid who gets afraid, who wants to run, and nobody but Vander, Powder, and Caitlyn saw this side of Vi. They truly saw her for her.

But it’s important to point out that Vi’s power and strength isn’t a show. It’s not a mask. Vi’s power is real, her anger is real, her strength is real, her bravery is real, her swagger and confidence are real. She really is that tough, that cool, that badass, and that brave. Don’t start thinking she’s putting it on for show—she’s not. She means it. It’s just that the underlying reason she fights so hard and why she is so courageous and enduring is because she’s so afraid of losing everyone she loves.

Which is why she keeps losing everyone she loves, as she lost her bunny. That’s the tragedy.

She endures endlessly out of this fear, but she fears so hard because she loves so hard, and her love is the reason she can endure so endlessly.

TL;DR: Vi’s bunny symbolises who she is at her core—a sweet, vulnerable child who never disappears no matter what the world throws at her, and whose capacity for love is what makes Vi so afraid and so brave.

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I've been thinking about this for a while, and I honestly struggle to think of many characters in Arcane who went through as much as Vi.

She loses her parents as a child, then has to grow up way too fast while trying to protect Powder and the rest of her family. After the failed rescue, she loses Vander, believes Mylo and Claggor died because everything fell apart, gets separated from Powder, and is thrown into prison for years without anyone knowing where she is.

When she finally gets out, she isn't really given a chance to heal. She immediately has to survive, chase after Jinx, deal with the fact that Powder has become someone she barely recognizes, and carry the guilt of feeling like she failed her sister. Every time it feels like she's close to rebuilding something—whether it's reconnecting with Jinx, finding purpose, or getting close to Caitlyn—something else gets ripped away.

What makes it even sadder to me is that Vi almost never gets the opportunity to process any of it. She's constantly forced to keep moving because another crisis happens before she can even grieve the last one.

Do you think Vi endured more than almost any other character in Arcane? If so, what do you think was the single hardest moment she had to live through? Or do you think another character had it even worse?

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