Jinx

A maniacal and impulsive criminal from Zaun, Jinx lives to wreak havoc without stopping to think about the consequences. With an arsenal of deadly... Jinx has a volatile personality, trying to bottle up her past, and prove she's not weak. He stands out for his chaotic and playful way of being . Jinx's manic personality is born in a different way. It is born of pain, confusion, loss and the feeling of abandonment and betrayal, guilt. Jinx loses everything, her friends, her sister, and her childhood sweetheart; Tomie.

Tomie represents a turning point in Jinx, being the first glimpse of love she presents; Jinx is impulsive and irrational when it comes to Tomie, she was her childhood friend, but jealousy, love and obsession make her relationship with her complex.

Jinx has an irrevocable emotional dependency on Tomie, she is jealous and extremely possessive of her.

Looking at Jinx, most see only a demented woman with a wide assortment of dangerous weapons; Yet few remember her as the relatively innocent girl of Zaun, an inventor with big ideas that she never quite fitted for. No one knows for sure what happened to turn that sweet little girl into a wild and unpredictable woman, infamous for her senseless acts of destruction. But once Jinx exploded onto the Piltover scene, her unique talent for wreaking lawlessness made her the stuff of legend. Jinx first gained attention through her anonymous ''pranks'' against the citizens of Piltover, especially those associated with wealthy trading clans. These pranks ranged from the mildly annoying to the criminally dangerous. He blocked the streets on Progress Day with a stampede of exotic animals that he released from Earl Mei's collection. He disrupted commerce for weeks when he adorned the city's iconic bridges with adorably destructive firechewers. On one occasion, he even managed to relocate all the signs in the city to new and completely confusing places. Despite the fact that the objectives of this unknown troublemaker seemed to be random, with a motivation rooted exclusively in pure chaos, her actions were always aimed at stopping the orderly bustle of the city in its tracks. Naturally, the Protectors attributed some of their crimes to the chemopunk gangs of the suburban district. Jinx did not like others taking credit for his maniacal schemes, so he made sure to publicize his presence at every crime scene. Soon, rumors began to circulate about the mysterious blue-haired Zaunite girl carrying techno-chemical explosives, a shark-shaped rocket launcher, and a machine gun. Even so, the authorities considered these reports ridiculous and dismissed them. After all, how could a lowly street hooligan get that lethal ordnance? Jinx's bombastic crime spree seemed endless, as the Protectors' attempts to catch the culprit were thwarted all the time. She began tagging her works of destruction with lively graffiti and other taunting messages aimed at the town sheriff's new crime-fighting ally: vigilante Vi. Jinx's reputation grew to such a degree that opinions about her among the inhabitants of Zaun were divided: some considered her a hero for turning on the arrogant knaves, while others saw her as nothing more than a dangerous lunatic who would further fuel tensions between them. the two cities. After months of relentless carnage, Jinx revealed her biggest plan yet. In her signature electric pink color, Jinx defaced the walls of the Ecliptic Vaults, one of Piltover's most secure treasuries, with an unflattering caricature of the vigilante Vi, along with details of how she planned to steal what was stored there. An eerie feeling of anticipation settled in Piltover and Zaun in the days leading up to the promised date for the great coup. Many doubted that Jinx had the guts to come forward and risk an almost certain capture. When the day came, Vi, Sheriff Caitlyn, and the Protectors set a trap for Jinx outside the treasury. But Jinx had already slipped inside through an oversized box of coins that he had delivered to her a few days ago. When Vi heard the chaos erupting from inside the building, she knew the Protectors had been outdone again. She abruptly entered the treasury. The ensuing confrontation reduced the Ecliptic Vaults to burning ruins, while the joyous troublemaker Jinx was nowhere to be seen. Jinx remains on the run to this day and is a constant nuisance to Piltover. His actions have inspired crimes that try to imitate his style among the chemopunks, as well as numerous satirical representations that parody the incompetence of the Protectors and even some new colloquialisms between the two cities, although no one has yet dared to call him "Manototas " in face to Watcher Vi. Both Jinx's ultimate goal and her clear obsession with Vi remain a mystery, but one thing is for sure: her crimes persist, and they grow ever more daring.