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Jinx may refer to characters from the following properties:
League of Legends[]
Jinx, the Loose Cannon.
Jinx, the Loose Cannon (formerly known as Powder) is a major playable character and mascot in the League of Legends universe and one of the two main protagonists of its 2021 Netflix adaptation Arcane, developed by the French animation studio Fortiche.
Known as the Loose Cannon, Jinx is an infamous master criminal known for spreading colorful explosions and mayhem throughout the sister cities of Piltover and Zaun, with a vast arsenal of DIY weapons at her disposal to spread anarchy and chaos wherever she sets foot. She appears most frequently as an adversary to Vi and Caitlyn, but is sometimes portrayed as an anti-hero.
Different versions of Jinx, the Loose Cannon include:
- Jinx (League of Legends) as she appears in the 2009 multiplayer online battle arena video game League of Legends.
- Jinx (Arcane) as she appears in the 2021 Netflix animated series Arcane.
DC Comics[]
Jinx from DC Comics.
Jinx is a supervillain, a magic-user, and member of the Fearsome Five, most frequently appearing as an adversary to the Teen Titans, Wonder Woman, Superman, and the Outsiders.
A drastically different teenage version of Jinx is a major antagonist in Cartoon Network's animated series Teen Titans and its spin-off Teen Titans Go!, where she appears as a student at the H.I.V.E. Academy and is a leading member of the H.I.V.E. Five.
Different versions of Jinx the DC supervillain include:
- Jinx (DC), the original version from the main DC Comics universe.
- Jinx (Teen Titans) from the 2003 animated series Teen Titans.
- Jinx (Teen Titans Go!) from its 2013 spin-off Teen Titans Go!.