she's not being revived. that an animation reset. it's something we see commonly with gifs. the light form gets a transformation just like fire and water but the problem with it is that the light forms "birth" has to happen in a way that captures the audiences attention on its own and welcomes the player into the league of legends client as well as also covering up the left over images in the water background. the explosion of light only reminds you of something holy because of your mind subconsciously linking the light explosion and the glowing aura to an image of something like an angel or spirit when it doesnt actually represent that at all.
the reality is that you are upset because of a work of art that you've judged from the point of your beliefs and culture as opposed to having an open mind to accept it as someone elses interpretation of a situation.
if someone showed you a picture of a woman dressed in white with red stains on her clothes sitting in a dark room with her hair draped over her face that doesnt necessarily mean anything negative - it could be a poorly timed photo taken by a woman having bad hair day that just spilled ketchup on her dress that accidentally got posted or it could be a photo from a kidnapping victim murder.
like this
http://cdn.kickvick.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/misleading-photos-10.jpg
whatever you think is going on in a photo doesnt matter because until the person who created that art tells you why it's the way it is then it is just you guessing. now one thing i want to point out is that yes this is a photo of a baby with giant feet, but even i dont know what's going on in the photo. maybe the baby is actually gifted with huge feet. maybe the dad is hiding under the covers. maybe it's photoshopped. my point is that you cant get offended at drawings because of how they look.
there are two sides to that argument obviously and there is a video that was very cleverly made to illustrate both sides which i would gladly give you the link to if i wasnt worried about getting into trouble for it. just go to google and type in Whitest kids you know elephant drawing. as some reassurance that it isnt some weird site im going to tell you that the whitest kids you know is a tv show that used to come on IFC which is a mature satire show involving lots of little skits and shorts similar to what dave chapelle used to do on comedy central a while back. one of the more popular members of the cast is trevor moore who you might recognize. you can find videos of it on youtube.