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Evil? Despot? If I was Ironwood I would have shot half the cast by now, including whoever made my "not little girl proof blast door".

Different, related plot point. Remember, the furry couldnt pilot correctly until she gave her mech the proportions of her fursona?

Gen lock is a different series where you pilot a robot with your brain but if it's not shaped right it doesn't work well so the tranny needs a girl one the furry needs a furry etc because that's who they "really" are mentally.

I think that falls under the umbrella of Gay Otherkin behavior.

If Penny can be a maiden despite being a chunk of a man's soul in a mannequin, does that mean anyone who identifies as a woman can be a maiden? Considering RT wrote Gen Lock, the gay otherkin mecha Anime, I'm going to say yes.

I find it very humorous that the last season had general ironwood flee the city as if it was completely lost, the combined military might of Atlas was completely laughed off by the first wave of Grimm, hundreds or thousands of truck sized monsters that can smash through buildings rampaging...

When?

We really dont know if it was willing or not, people react as if it's this big horrible reveal when all we've seen is that he gave Raven and Qrow a minor superpower they never have to use unless they want to. It is treated as bizarrely sinister in the show, and never given any kind of sinister...

Of course, but I never said you cant like it. We're not arguing about you liking it, or even if it's good. We're arguing about what happens on screen and what it implies. Don't conflate different arguments with each other. RT is doing abysmally. I predict a dissolution, mass layoff, or...

How foolish to conflate not wanting a main hero to be introduced as a sexual abuser and sadistic bully, and never have any comeuppance for it, with a desire for them to be "perfect". Also, great fight scenes have tension. Great fight scenes involve the hero in danger and in pain. Great fight...

Jesus I'm not sure which basic human common sense fact I should point out to you first? That other shitty writing doesn't magically improve this shitty writing? Corrolary that other people in other settings being excused for abhorrent behavior by someone somewhere real or fictional isn't...

Well except for trust whoever made those Blast doors a child could headbutt their way through without injury.

Of... course she fucking cant? Thats called sexual assault. If you violently assault someone multiple times before they respond with violence you aren't defending yourself. So literally the first thing we see Yang do is gleefully sexually abuse someone before bullying those who try to stop her...

*cough* By the way the first thing Yang does on Camera is violently sexually assault an innocent man and Blake spends an entire season physically and verbally abusing someone with whom she was romantically involved. But like, I'm sure those were flukes.

Shit I gave a buddy of mine first aid last week, I guess that means we have to fuck now? I've never understood thinking that characters who have had like two meaningful interactions in their lives should get together. I could understand *wishing* they could be written to have a romance, but not...

The fact that they're lesbians overwhelmingly suggests it on it's own.

Anon... I... Thats not the type of abuse most Lesbians get as children.

She does beat Sun a lot. How ironic that Yang, who's first on screen action is a brutal sexual assault against an innocent man, is the one more likely to be the primary abuse victim in this relationship. Of course, considering that most lesbians report being abused by their partner, the odds...

The vast majority of lesbian relationships are abusive.

Bumblebee would be better if they weren't lesbians.