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Hail to the king baby
How do you feel about Qrow accidentally penetrating his boyfriend by the way?
I never really cared for clover lmao
How do you feel about Qrow accidentally penetrating his boyfriend by the way?
Honestly did not expect it. I got death flags from Clover but thought it would be figbting alongside Qrow not againstHow do you feel about Qrow accidentally penetrating his boyfriend by the way?
"Only one person in the world thinks RWBY is a huge mess"
-This big boy right here.
I'm in the same boat. Elm and Harriet and marrow were the Aceops members I like.I never really cared for clover lmao
He was funny being a tell tale lair and all.Having read the fables, they really missed an opportunity to make the token Faunus literally dog uncle-ruckus. I mean he's already a hilarious caricature of his own people, being a brown dingo with a boomerang who yells dog puns at people to fight.
Aesop was basically the greek version of Samuel L Jackson's character from Django Unchained.
Do you know Aesop?Aesop?
Oh the ome whose stories they are based off.Do you know Aesop?
Having read the fables, they really missed an opportunity to make the token Faunus literally dog uncle-ruckus. I mean he's already a hilarious caricature of his own people, being a brown dingo with a boomerang who yells dog puns at people to fight.
Aesop was basically the greek version of Samuel L Jackson's character from Django Unchained.
They "planned" two or three more.There’s only one more season of RWBY right?
They "planned" two or three more.
"Planned" here means "Did not plan but want to fumble their way through"
See thats the secret to great pandering. Endlessly promise, rarely deliver. It's all about hype, you want to keep that train going until it runs out of steam on the tracks and breaks down, then pointlessly flop the big moment on randomly at the end.You know, I heard once that RWBY was supposed to continue or end at the girls' adulthood
Then again, it was supposed to just be a sisterhood than full of sudden Yuri-pairings, I mean Blake & Sun had more in-universe shipping than Blake & Yang
How come Ironwood has a blast door on his office that a teenager can easily ram their head through without injury?Since we are already talking about stuff from the lastest season, what's your opinion about the conflict between Team RWBY and Ironwood? I believe the team was extremely hypocritical and using Ironwood for resources and training while denying him critical information up to the point where things could do no other than spiral out of control.
And yet the narrative treats him as the villain.
No idea. Maybe the actual defense was Ironwood kicking the ass of whoever broke in.How come Ironwood has a blast door on his office that a teenager can easily ram their head through without injury?
They are clearly making it up as they go.Since we are already talking about stuff from the lastest season, what's your opinion about the conflict between Team RWBY and Ironwood? I believe the team was extremely hypocritical and using Ironwood for resources and training while denying him critical information up to the point where things could do no other than spiral out of control.
And yet the narrative treats him as the villain.
I've not seen past...Yang meeting her mother, whatever that season was...But the writers do seem to consistently suffer from having an endpoint in mind, maybe even a broad theme or idea, but having no clue how to reach it or demonstrate it properly--while getting distracted by the shiny object of 'flashy' fights, the latest macguffin or fan-question (Pyrrha and the maidens was one, Yang's mom another) or--more often as I've heard for recent seasons (and even in earlier days) the need to throw LOOK LESBIANS!! fetishization into things to hold interest and attention through the eye-rolling and blunt-instrument writing. Their attempts at doing conflict between different heroic characters suffered from one person or persons being stupid to maintain drama even early-on--the Blake-Weiss stuff is cringe-worthy until its basically dropped, as is the Sun-Blake 'conflict' during the Menagerie arc and the Pyrrha-whats-his-name-I-actually-forgot-it-blondie bits at Beacon.They are clearly making it up as they go.
It is not crashing and burning just yet, but almost.
Seems like they were just trying to make forced conflict between heros.
But they could not come up with a good reason for the characters to not trust each other, so they just had the team be stupid about it.
The villains butting heads is a major part of 4 through 7. They each have their own ways of doing things.I've not seen past...Yang meeting her mother, whatever that season was...But the writers do seem to consistently suffer from having an endpoint in mind, maybe even a broad theme or idea, but having no clue how to reach it or demonstrate it properly--while getting distracted by the shiny object of 'flashy' fights, the latest macguffin or fan-question (Pyrrha and the maidens was one, Yang's mom another) or--more often as I've heard for recent seasons (and even in earlier days) the need to throw LOOK LESBIANS!! fetishization into things to hold interest and attention through the eye-rolling and blunt-instrument writing. Their attempts at doing conflict between different heroic characters suffered from one person or persons being stupid to maintain drama even early-on--the Blake-Weiss stuff is cringe-worthy until its basically dropped, as is the Sun-Blake 'conflict' during the Menagerie arc and the Pyrrha-whats-his-name-I-actually-forgot-it-blondie bits at Beacon.
Whether its just time-constraints* or lack of skill/ability, the writers always seem to have this wall that prevents them from presenting antiheroes in any kind of positive light, and perpetual need to reinforce the heroes being justified or right--even when/if it doesn't actually make sense, just because that's what they need for the story.
*Contradicting this, it looked like there was some interesting butting-heads developing within the villains with Cinder and the other council-of-evil folks, maybe.
The 5th volume really dragged on long. While you say they get distracted along the way, that was just the main characters sitting around doing nothing or walking back and forth to have nothing conversations over and over again.I've not seen past...Yang meeting her mother, whatever that season was...But the writers do seem to consistently suffer from having an endpoint in mind, maybe even a broad theme or idea, but having no clue how to reach it or demonstrate it properly--while getting distracted by the shiny object of 'flashy' fights, the latest macguffin or fan-question (Pyrrha and the maidens was one, Yang's mom another) or--more often as I've heard for recent seasons (and even in earlier days) the need to throw LOOK LESBIANS!! fetishization into things to hold interest and attention through the eye-rolling and blunt-instrument writing. Their attempts at doing conflict between different heroic characters suffered from one person or persons being stupid to maintain drama even early-on--the Blake-Weiss stuff is cringe-worthy until its basically dropped, as is the Sun-Blake 'conflict' during the Menagerie arc and the Pyrrha-whats-his-name-I-actually-forgot-it-blondie bits at Beacon.
Probably both.Whether its just time-constraints* or lack of skill/ability, the writers always seem to have this wall that prevents them from presenting antiheroes in any kind of positive light, and perpetual need to reinforce the heroes being justified or right--even when/if it doesn't actually make sense, just because that's what they need for the story.
Agreed on all this.The villains butting heads is a major part of 4 through 7. They each have their own ways of doing things.
You mean Jaune and Pyrrha.
Also, I fully agree they should not have done the LOOK LESBIANS! with Jaunes sister or with Yang and Blake. Even though Blake and Sun have more moments. The show has very visible ups and downs. It isn't for everyone, and doesnt have to be
Volume 5 is considered on of thier worst because of how long it dragged on for. Few good scenes in it, but it dragged on too long.The 5th volume really dragged on long. While you say they get distracted along the way, that was just the main characters sitting around doing nothing or walking back and forth to have nothing conversations over and over again.
Probably both.
But for time limits, could they just not publish a volume a year and spend 2 years on a volume so it is better?
Agreed on all this.
Blake and Yang could have worked I guess. If it was not shoved in the face of the audience and the fight scene grinded to a hault just for it.
I wouldn't go that far. I get it, you haten LGBTQ being forced down your throat. I hope it only feels like that for you in fiction an not IRL. it needed more build up and moments for it to become a real relationshipBumblebee would be better if they weren't lesbians.