I think he'd just be emotionally drained after SPOILERSDo you think he will be pissed and take this as another betrayal? He practically attacked Ruby before Jinn showed the vision.
I think he'd just be emotionally drained after SPOILERSDo you think he will be pissed and take this as another betrayal? He practically attacked Ruby before Jinn showed the vision.
True.I think he'd just be emotionally drained after SPOILERS
Wait, there were retcons?retcons
Or at the very least, if there was some kind of tampering.Why the Ozlumnati didn't put more effort in trying to find out if the intruder into Beacon's CCT tower put in some sort of computer virus after the events of Dance Dance Infiltration.
In V3, I was wondering if they just forgot about it but then we get a half assed explanation of what happened.Raven's conversation with Yang at the end of V2.
Maybe she didn't really believe that he was dead for good. Maybe she was hoping that he was weakened as a result, making it easier for her. Ozpin did say that every time he reincarnated, he loses a part of himself as he melds with his new host.Salem believing Ozpin was dead for good despite the two of them fighting each other for goodness knows how long and Lionheart being a mole within Ozpin's circle in Volume 4.
Which contradiction was that again? I just watch the show now and I try not to think too much into it as it seems like the writers aren't either.The aforementioned contradiction between between the end of V5's Rest and Resolutions and the start of A Perfect Storm.
That's a difficult question to answer. There are YouTube videos detailing why it is not as good as people think, a lot better than I can.Ok, I'll quit my RWBY hiatus tomorrow.
A quick question before I start though. Is volume 5 really as bad as people claim?
Also R.I.P. Pilot Boi.
Yang and Raven's conversation at the end of Volume 2 being made non-canon and Ruby forgetting what grimm she tried to solo back in the V1 initiation at Beacon.Wait, there were retcons?
Which is made all the more egregious given that Cinder left a calling card on the computer in the form of the Black Queen piece being shown on the screen of the computer she was using. Something both Ruby and General Ironwood spotted.Or at the very least, if there was some kind of tampering.
What explanation? Oh you mean Yang and Qrow talking about Raven, yes? That was more about the 'why' Raven acted like she did and not whatever Raven was going to talk to Yang about.In V3, I was wondering if they just forgot about it but then we get a half assed explanation of what happened.
No, he only said that about his magical powers in relation to granting the Branwen twins the power of shapeshifting. (Unless I'm really managing to forget something)Maybe she didn't really believe that he was dead for good. Maybe she was hoping that he was weakened as a result, making it easier for her. Ozpin did say that every time he reincarnated, he loses a part of himself as he melds with his new host.
Believe me, I wish I could stop noticing the details the writers are messing up.Which contradiction was that again? I just watch the show now and I try not to think too much into it as it seems like the writers aren't either.
Were they actually said to be retcons by RT?Yang and Raven's conversation at the end of Volume 2 being made non-canon and Ruby forgetting what grimm she tried to solo back in the V1 initiation at Beacon.
I wouldn't throw out the possibility that I am likewise mis-remembering.No, he only said that about his magical powers in relation to granting the Branwen twins the power of shapeshifting. (Unless I'm really managing to forget something)
Oh yeah, I remember that.Well, at the end of Rest and Resolutions, Emerald, under instruction of Cinder, is shown drawing their weapons when the bandit at the gate won't say if Raven was home. All but setting up some sort of fight between Raven and Cinder in the next episode.
I agree with you on all points. Though I will point out that Qrow, RWBY, Oscar and Maria all just got that information at once. Unlike us, who had about a week to let it sink in and digest it- plus, we're on the other side of the Fourth Wall, so we don't have as much of a stake in it.Honestly, the latest episodes are kinda getting me interested again which means I am obligated to also complain about some problems I am having with the show.
Firstly: Just how fast we got a backstory for Salem. Just last season everyone has finally seen just who Salem is but this is a small problem.
Second: How everyone treated Ozpin after the revelation... Like... they have just seen that Gods actually exist, and that the enemy they are fighting was made immortal by said gods (we will get to that in a minute...) but everyone's reaction is pretty much just... "Lol wat, you have no plan Ozpin? You piece of shit!"
I mean... give the guy props. He has spent multiple lifetimes fighting a battle that as far as he's concerned, he can't win. Lesser men would have lost their minds at that point and instead, they just shit on the guy. Also, why would they ask if he has a plan to stop Salem when he was originally brought back, not to stop Salem, but to bring the Gods back?
Third: Are they not going to address the fact that the gods seem like assholes? They seem to have no problem fucking with peoples lives for the sake of their sibling rivalry. Sure, what Salem asked of the gods was selfish but it's hypocritical to talk about "The importance of the balance of life and death" then to go ahead and make Salem immortal. Also, didnt Ozpin/Ozma die in her arms like... twice, while the two gods argued? That probably also fucked with her psyche.
Then there is the younger brother just saying: "You know? Fuck everyone." And just kills every living thing in the world, leaving Salem on her own.
Their sibling rivalry is probably still shown in the fact that when Ozpin/Ozma was brought back by the older God, that his younger brother is missing... Maybe he plans to return to the world without him? Also, it feels like this God is saying "Once humanity has learned to live with MY will, then I will return."
With all of this, why would Ozpin want the Gods back at this point? Unless he realizes that Salem is such a huge threat that the only way to stop her is to bring the Gods back?
Honestly, I hope they go with the idea that everyone just rejects the gods entirely, even when they do return, because as far as I am concerned: everything wrong with the World of Remnant is a result of the Gods at least what is shown thus far.
Salem is partly to blame, but she is also a victim of the Gods. Which makes me glad that they didnt go with the idea that the Grimm just assimilated her. In the end, it is shown that she was, and still is, very much human.
Oh hell yes. Major improvements have been made since Volume 4 and 5 in the fights and storytelling.Is the choreo for battles better now?
Do villains still job a lot?Oh hell yes. Major improvements have been made since Volume 4 and 5 in the fights and storytelling.
Not really. Though I will say the only fight we've had between Salem's lackies and someone else this Volume was one where Salem's side was clearly holding back for their own reasons.Do villains still job a lot?
For a group that has killed people and had no problems doing so, you'd think they would do better against a bunch of kids who were mostly trained to fight monsters.Not really. Though I will say the only fight we've had between Salem's lackies and someone else this Volume was one where Salem's side was clearly holding back for their own reasons.
You would, yeah. Though given what we've seen so far of this Volume, RT seems to have learned from it's mistakes in Volume 4 and 5. So who knows, we might see Salem's rabble actually come across as threatening again.For a group that has killed people and had no problems doing so, you'd think they would do better against a bunch of kids who were mostly trained to fight monsters.
With Ruby's Silver Eye powers awakening further, maybe not.You would, yeah. Though given what we've seen so far of this Volume, RT seems to have learned from it's mistakes in Volume 4 and 5. So who knows, we might see Salem's rabble actually come across as threatening again.
How, it's anti grimm not anti bad personWith Ruby's Silver Eye powers awakening further, maybe not.
We are seeing hybrids exist. Cinder has her arm and tirion has his tail..How, it's anti grimm not anti bad person
She aided in acts of terroism and murder, so no, she doesnt deserve a life of straight and narrow. She deserves a nice american style prision cell. Or a trip to the gallows. Hell volume 6 showed she is still working with Cinder anyway.Am I the only one who'd be fine if it turned out Neo was living a happy life on the straight and narrow?
I was speaking from potential routes the show may actually take. (I doubt we are gonna get a prison life volume)She aided in acts of terroism and murder, so no, she doesnt deserve a life of straight and narrow. She deserves a nice american style prision cell. Or a trip to the gallows. Hell volume 6 showed she is still working with Cinder anyway.
to be fair, the most recent volume has probably had the most satisfying fight choreography of the show.Well, there's Adam's embarrassing defeat at the hands of Blake. As for choreography... Well...