Jinx is to females what TDK Joker was to males.

Just an observation that I've seen. How popular and emblematic Jinx has become to many women.

She is chaotic, counter-culture, rebellious, and yet extremely human and feminine in the way she exhibits herself.

Yet she is a murderer and quite close to being certifiably insane.

Even so, she remains extremely relatable to so many women these days.

As a male, I can't pretend to deeply understand why this particular portrayal resonates so strongly with women today.

I simply see parallels and similarities with how I personally felt, and how many of my peers felt when The Dark Knight released, and the Joker became an icon that we identified with.

I'd love any input to further the discussion because it's just been stuck in my head for the last couple months.