Is it just me but.. Farengar is Viktor from Arcane

You know that moment when a random thought pops into your head and then you can't unsee it? That's exactly what happened to me with Farengar Secret-Fire from Skyrim and Viktor from Arcane. It started as a faint whisper in my mind, but now, every time I'm in Dragonsreach, all I hear is the haunting soundtrack of Zaun, and I'm convinced Farengar is just Viktor on a very long, very dusty vacation in Tamriel. The resemblance is just too uncanny for me to ignore! Let's break it down. First, their general aesthetic. Farengar, the court wizard of Whiterun, is often found poring over ancient tomes or tinkering with magical artifacts in his lab. He’s usually cloaked in that distinctive dark hooded robe with visible stitching, giving him an air of mystery and intense focus. He's undeniably intellectual, a bit socially awkward, and deeply dedicated to his research, especially anything dragon-related. He has that slightly gaunt, serious look – someone who prioritizes knowledge over small talk, always deep in thought. You can practically feel the gears turning in his head. Now, think about Viktor, especially the 'traditional Viktor' we see in Arcane before his more extensive augmentations – the brilliant, driven inventor from Piltover and later Zaun. He's also intensely focused, often seen in darker, practical attire, dedicated to his scientific pursuits to the point of obsession. There's a certain melancholic wisdom in his eyes, a sense of having seen too much or being burdened by his intellect. Both characters share this intellectual intensity, a quiet power, and a slightly detached demeanor. It’s like they carry the weight of their profound understanding, making them seem aloof but actually deeply committed. It's not just the visual cues, though the image of Farengar in his dark hooded robe really seals the deal for me, echoing Viktor's often somber, studious appearance. It's the *vibe*. Both Farengar and Viktor are figures of immense intelligence and ambition, working behind the scenes, often underestimated, but absolutely pivotal to their respective stories. Farengar is essential in understanding the emergent dragon crisis in Skyrim, providing crucial insights and magical support. Similarly, Viktor is a central figure in the technological advancements and moral dilemmas of Arcane, pushing boundaries no matter the cost. They both possess a certain vulnerability beneath their intellectual prowess, a humanity that makes them relatable despite their genius. For me, seeing Farengar as Viktor adds a whole new layer of depth to his character in Skyrim. It makes me wonder about his backstory, his true motivations, and if he, too, is seeking 'the glorious evolution' through his magical research. This comparison doesn't just make me smile; it enhances my appreciation for the subtle character designs and narrative roles in both games. It highlights how certain archetypes resonate across different fictional universes, creating these fun, unexpected connections. What do you think? Am I reaching, or is there an undeniable connection between these two iconic video game characters? I’d love to hear if anyone else has made this wild 'Farengar Skyrim' and 'Viktor Arcane' connection. It's one of those fun observations that just makes both games even more enjoyable for me. Maybe next time you're talking to Farengar about dragon bones or a claw, you'll hear a faint echo of "the future calls" in the back of your mind too! Let me know your thoughts in the comments!