Ludwik, who grew up in Poland, was exiled to eastern Kazakhstan by the Soviets with his mother, where they lived through a Siberian winter with little food and no shelter. Mirjam was caught with her mother and sisters in the occupied Netherlands, living under increasingly oppressive Nazi rule before being moved to the Dutch holding camp for Jews at Westerbork, and then Belsen. Like millions of others, both had their lives shattered by the second world war. Especially being pretty much the most famous female, violent villain.Mirjam and Ludwik were both born into prosperous families. In an exclusive interview, Ella Purnell told Looper that her voice performance was inspired by Harley Quinn, saying: "Harley Quinn was definitely a great jumping-off point for that. They share the same style and aesthetic, and both are prone to violence when pushed. Perhaps the biggest thing that "Arcane" has in common with "Harley Quinn" is the character Jinx, who is essentially the "League of Legends" version of the DC anti-hero. "Harley Quinn" fans will find a lot to love in "Arcane," from its LGBTQ+ themes to its fresh take on a popular franchise. IGN also compared the show to "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," which also happens to feature the voice talents of Hailee Steinfeld. The hit show is "a classic in the making" according to IGN, which praised the voice cast - particularly its stars, Steinfeld and Purnell - in a glowing review. "Arcane" is one of those rare shows that boasts a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. In a review, The Hollywood Reporter favorably compared "M.O.D.O.K." to "Harley Quinn" for "its embrace of quirky, cartoonish, oddly relatable villainy." When showrunner Jordan Blum spoke to about the show not being part of the MCU, he referenced "Harley Quinn" as a "good example" of how animated shows can thrive when unshackled from established movie continuity. Oswalt and Fumero are joined by the likes of Ben Schwartz, Beck Bennett, and Jon Hamm as Tony Stark. It's essentially an animated sitcom, though it still has some notable Easter eggs for eagle-eyed Marvel fans. M.O.D.O.K.'s daughter (voiced by Melissa Fumero of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine") shares his appearance and wants the approval of her villainous father. The show follows the mutated self-experiment as he balances losing his job at A.I.M. It is animated using stop-motion like "Robot Chicken," which fits the premise well. The show was created by Jordan Blum and comedian Patton Oswalt, with the latter also voicing M.O.D.O.K.
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