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In retrospect, I'm a bit surprised the woke crowd never seemed to care that Rooster Teeth pulled a "Stuffed into the Fridge" with Pyrrha; killing her off, and then using her death as motivating pathos for Jaune. One would think they would have rioted over such a thing, but I guess they were more...

Which I still think was a terrible idea, that wouldn't have resulted in anything worth watching even if Monty hadn't died; the guy just wasn't any good as a storyteller. I always figured they planned on solving the whole "Salem" problem by having Ruby spout some half-assed and out-of-nowhere...

Apparently some sort of epilogue for season 9 of RWBY dropped, and the main thing in it that people are talking about is the reveal that Salem nuked Vale offscreen.

The diehard fans are buying into the cope, though. It'll probably be years before the reality of the situation dawns on any of them; if it ever does.

Funny thing is, I'm pretty sure Rooster Teeth never realized that they were writing the main characters to be bad people; and that likely is indicative of the sort of people they are.

Why would they want to fold RWBY into the DCEU though?

You could if the Woke cult decided they were heretics, and revoked their placement on the Progressive Stack; thereby making them valid targets.

Either that, or you need to explore why the violent revolutionary terrorist group exists, even though the racism they claim as justification does not; which, now that I think of it, could have paralleled what's been happening in the real world quite nicely.

Sadly, I don't like their chances even if there's no other buyers; as companies tend to not want to sell IPs for less than they think it should sell for, which is usually more than they're actually worth. That said, if they manage it I'm hoping they're planning to either redo season 3 and go on...

Not that baffling, when you factor in the egos of the two men who took charge of the show after Monty die; Miles Luna, and Kerry Shawcross. Those guys clearly had their own, shittier vision for RWBY; one that ran counter to what Monty's animation team thought their mentor would have wanted. So...

So RWBY ended on a season entirely comprised of filler, that contributed nothing to the show's overarching narrative, and a terrible Justice League crossover. Fitting. Now we just have to wait and see if Warner Bros manages to find someone willing to buy the IP; and considering how Crunchyroll...

It would be kinda funny if this season, essentially a filler arc, ends up being RWBY's last; which I'd argue is a very real possibility.

I still think that Ozpin was originally intended to stay dead after season 3, but then they suddenly realized that they still needed him to spout exposition, and justify the protagonists' presence in their own story through his own presence; so the whole possession of Oscar thing was a...

For some reason, he hasn't gotten to Rooster Teeth yet. I'm not sure he's even aware of their existence, let alone that his company owns them.

Almost all anime are made by committee, involving large corporations, while Rooster Teeth is effectively answerable to no one but themselves. Thus, while an anime has to turn a significant profit to justify making more seasons, RWBY (being a vanity project) only has to break even.

I'll never forgive them for bringing back Penny (and giving her the only good-looking redesign) just so that they could kill her off again, but made her human first so that the audience will think it'll stick this time. If I had my way nobody involved with this, from the decision makers up top...

Woah; clearly, I touched a nerve. I wasn't implying that you were saying that "Jaune was the best character ever written in every form of media"; just disagreeing that he was "well-written", and trying to come up with a reason for why you might think that (just as you were trying to come up with...

Thing is, in a vacuum he's not actually that well-written; it's just that Ruby and most of the rest of the cast are so poorly-written by comparison, that they don't even merit being considered characters.

The only problem with that is Shane Newville is a 3D animator, and the Japanese don't have many studios that can make 3D animation look good on a TV budget. So unless it ends up in the hands of Orange, the guys behind Land of the Lustrous and Beastars, it's probably going to be animated more...

If someone thinks they can salvage something worthwhile from the dumpster fire that is RWBY, I say let them try. At the very least, they're unlikely to do any worse with it than the original creator; let alone those who took over after he died.