Photo : Plumy
Jankos is one of the pro players of the LEC who streams the most. Tireless, the Pole connects the sessions, where in addition to playing, he talks a lot. The jungler likes to interact with his community and regulars know that he can leak confidential information at any time. In anticipation of the MSI, his viewers regularly ask him how the scrims are going and if he had the opportunity to meet Faker at the hotel.
But there is another story arc that fascinates fans of the G2 Esports player. In South Korea, Jankos has a waifu: Plumy. The two have been looking for each other for months and do not hesitate to send force to each other from a distance. Now that he is in South Korea for the competition, everyone is hoping for an IRL crossover. But who is this waifu from the other side of the world?
Plumy, a woman of all trades
The Jankos community discovered Plumy via react-like streams and videos, which created the duo between the G2 Esports jungler and this Korean. The latter defines herself in her Instagram biography as a Twitch streamer and a cosplayer. By searching her networks a little, only for the good of this article, we were able to see her disguised as Akali (KD / A Akali), Ahri (Spirit Blossom) or Caitlyn (Agent Caitlyn). The connection with League of Legends is therefore natural, even if Plumy’s love of gaming goes beyond MOBA. We also found cosplays of her in Raiden Shogun (Genshin Impact) or in Rem (Re:Zero) or videos where she played Apex Legends.
But his talent does not stop there and on his YouTube channel, we came across various K-PoP dance covers… For those who know about it, we can mention the groups ELEVEN, aespa, BLACKPINK or OH MY GIRL. Finally, we dug even more out of pure professional conscience. She also does IRL streams and VLOGs. In short, it’s a influencer in all its splendor which has more than one string to its bow and which weighs 10 k subscribers on Instagram and 26 k subscribers on Twitch.
Jankos and Plumy, when will the meeting be?
Jankos and Plumy exchanged for many months through interposed communities and with react video. The joke lasted and their duet even resulted in ARAM (All Random All Mid) on the EUW server. Between embarrassment and a moment of complicity, the sequences are worth the detour and delight the viewers of the two personalities.
But while the MSI takes place this year in Busan and that after a year of absence, G2 Esports is back on the international scene, the opportunity seems good to reunite Plumy and Jankos. The two talked about the possibility of doing an IRL stream together, which was hugely requested by viewers. However, there is a small problem: the MSI takes place in Busan, in the south of the country. Plumy is based in Seoul, much further north. Note also that before being an entertainer, Jankos is a professional player who has a competition to win. So we don’t really know if the Samurai will let their jungler go and meet his korean waifu… But in the past, G2 has shown that the structure will stop at nothing to create quality community content. So more than the Yuumi Buff can we talk about Plumy Buff ?
For the record, even Ocelote took over the story line of “Plumy Buff“. The streamer who went to the Arena to support G2.
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After a masterfully executed split, the T1s seem unstoppable. The aura surrounding the current team is reminiscent of that which surrounded the team of the great era SKT. Can they take advantage of the MSI to become the No. 1 team in League of Legends again?