We should've listened to Heimerdinger about HexTech.

Besides the peak animation and art style, this shows biggest strength was the character arcs that were developed throughout the seasons. By the end of season one, we were introduced to the family drama of these two sisters and the structured depth of many of the side characters. Characters that we started to care for and understood in a deeper level. And then season two happened. Don't get me wrong, season two was still just as enjoyable but some motivations and arcs were flat and rushed.

Speaking of season two, I think it suffered from trying to give attention to multiple plotlines that would eventually converge into the finale. Having multiple plotlines in a short runtime meant that some plotlines would have less attention than others, resulting in moments that felt undeserved or confusing. The characterisation was noticeably weaker compared to its first season in favour of progressing the plot without progressing the characters.

As I said before, the animation did not disappoint. I doubt we'll have the pleasure of consuming such exquisite animation and art style that is this clean, precise, and intentional for the next five years. The score and soundtrack worked masterfully in tandem with their scenes, and the voice acting was very exceptional.

All in all, Mel was hot, I'm glad Vi and Cait had sesbian lex, and Jayce is unfortunately my favourite character.