/rwby/ - RWBY

I am out of the loop in this shit but if this becomes the new -gate, I feel they will just wait it out until it blows over knowing the state of all the other attempts of gating. The Popculture scene is getting real toxic and when these parasites chop of a head, they will just go to another.

>>37528

Apparently from what I gathered on the twitters, Vic might be the smoking gun over a bigger problem with Anime VAs and their ilk here. Thankfully Vic has none of it and might be lawyering up.

>>37529

If he takes this to court RT will have their collective asses kicked. I insist, by this line they admit to follow (and that the rt forums are reinforcing) RoosterTeeth is going to be asked to explain why they hid this for so long. As for the "victims" is going to be the same. They'll chicken out.

>>37530

From what I heard a LOT of VAs and Anitwitters have a serious child diddling problem that were hidden well in secret.

>>37531

>a serious child diddling problem

funny how that's the one charge no one is going at Vic for. an unwanted hug or kiss, but not a diddle.

Why do they always try to get the person fired but never get the police involved? If they have enough proof to get the man fired then why won't they show that shit to the police and land him a spot in prison? If all those people who claim that Vic sexually assaulted minors at cons then THEY should have called the police and be done with that. Of course the only reason why they're going after him is because he refused to sign gay shit.

>>37533

Little of importance is the support of his own fanbase, his followers and the people that like him; he has no job, no family, and no support from heavy players like let's say someone in the government or his syndicate.

Once he is completely isolated from everyone else, he cracks under the pressure and gives in, which is only a bit less painful. He can try and resist but he soon will realize that nobody is there to help him and he will bend anyways.

And then, he dies. Either socially never appearing more in public, mentally, by living a nightmare in which he will be on a hamster wheel reliving every painful memory that lead to this final moment, of phisically.

They don't want justice. They want him to suffer. And they are half the way through.

aside from the Vic situation, should I mention that the writing should need more work. Saying they're doing it for (((character development))) they've forgotten how character arcs works.

I remember people saying they don't like Ruby, but I can see they didn't make Ruby a Flat character.

<Flat characters

This is only meant for the main character, intentionally making them boring, but can make changes to the world knowing the truth. The only example I got for a flat character is Goku from DBZ because idk other examples.

Ruby doesn't work as a protagonist in a story like RWBY (or what they're trying to do with it) since she's not really relevant to what's actually happening in her world beyond being a nuke. They tried in the latest season to force her into becoming a savior figure for Remnant (hence the Silver Eyes talk and her tantrum at Qrow) but it falls flat.

>DM leaks of NPC lying about Vic Mignogna! Photoshopped pictures!!

>>37539

>They can end up in prison from 6 months to 1 year for forgery class A or B.

>For defamation there can be an added two to five years

oof

>>37540

Apologies for samefagging, I fucked up, the last one is canadian law, ignore.

>>37536

They're trying to give her something to do because of people complaining that she was a static character. What fans fail to realize is that Ruby was always supposed to be static.

her character was doomed from the start

>>37538

I pray that Vic will take full advantage of this.

>>37543

Being "static" isn't Ruby's problem. Her problem is being rather irrelevant aside from her Silver Eyes (and I guess her "rivalry" with Cinder). You could have just cut her entirely and just dump the Silver Eyes magic on Yang to get more or less the same plot direction.

Ruby's lack of relevance would be acceptable if she wasn't the designated protagonist. She is though and that's a problem.

>>37522

Ya, I didn't really think it through to be honest. I don't really agree with throwing Vic under the bus. I was more hoping that Vic would be unaffected by the pushback, but that's very unlikely.

>>37544

Her role in the group is really the leader/strategist.

>Monica Rial plays VICTIM after BACKLASH!

the voice of the chameleon reveals her true colors.

>>37515

I hope you're learning a lesson from this: >>37538

Being "the same" as your enemies makes things worse. Or "getting even spoils all"

>>37547

Can you guys really make dig thread somewhere else? I don't care where, but don't clutter Season 6 with company clique.

>>37550

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Learn to resize screenshot per site upload, crossposter.

>>37551

>I hope you're learning a lesson from this

If you mean that I shouldn't double down alienating my fanbase or making said fanbase fight itself, telling them that I'm too good for them and that they can fuck off if they disagree with me, yeah, you're right. I'm learning. Maybe this ends as another case study on how not to fuck up your business.

>Being "the same" as your enemies makes things worse.

How many times do I have to repeat myself? It was never suggested fabrication of evidence here. Why? Because they, the people that want Vic Mignona out, did all the job. My proposition was to follow the (((narrative))) until they were trapped by their own words, forcing them to either reconsider or bane their reputation out of existence.

Besides, don't worry. If you think this was going to gain traction, you can rest assured it will not. Both sides are currently so locked down on Vic alone that any suggestion of looking at the other people involved is going to fly through and be ignored.

>Being "the same" as your enemies makes things worse. Or "getting even spoils all"

Never once suggested to take photos out of context and turn them into "evidence". Never suggested to invent testimonials and said they were real either. I ask you to take another read at the course of action proposal for anons thinking on how to take it back at RoosterTeeth, please. And if any anon was to ever take this proposal into consideration, they knew from the get go that it was at the cost of Vic himself, I made sure to mention that.

As for the embarrassment this PR move is, I think it is taking care of itself without my help:

>>37548

>>37549

Quite so.

>Can you guys really make dig thread somewhere else? I don't care where, but don't clutter Season 6 with company clique.

No. Let's ditch this shit altogether. I could go on and on making points, making a new thread, arguing and arguing. Anyways it's too fucking late and it's not going to change anything. /rwby/ is right. Let this fucking extravaganza die on a fire. It was my fucking mistake to open my big stupid mouth. I'll admit that. Fuck. Let's focus on RWBY alone.

Okay, back to the topic.

Ever since the season ended I been hoping Qrow gets killed. I liked him in Volume 3 as the end of the world guy drowning in booze the info he carries, breaking the neck of a military grade robot and fighting drunk Winter. I liked him protecting RWBY taking grim out of the way in 4. But why you give him "bad luck" as a semblance? To push the plot forward? Weak. Then 5 comes, pretty forgettable and then, boi, 6 is released. He is not any more the edgy ex-teacher end of the world highly skilled huntsman he was. Now he spends his time drinking for the love of it, crying at Ozpin that he wasn't a good daddy no more and having mental crisis episodes in the middle of a battle. If this is the direction they're taking, I prefer seeing this guy being eaten by a griffon than seeing him turning into a faggot anyone can make a joke out of, even Juan.

As for the soundtrack, the only song that I like so far is Miracle, from the train fight. It keeps that RWBY vibe with its allegories and implications. The opposite I say from Big Metal Foot. It's so direct eh… I just don't like it so attached to the scene you know. I mean the beat is good but the lyrics are so attached to the fight that I don't really think of anything more than Cordovin fighting Ruby. Listen at Caffeine, Die, Miracle, Red Like Roses I and II, When It Falls… I can just play that and let my mind wander.

>>37535

They really should have let them stay at Beacon more. Extend on Beacon and let them grow there for a little. Gradually give them more and more to investigate, more and more cases to work. Then the tournament and the fall. Have them gain the trust of Oz and get from him what is really going on. Then kill Oz before he gives RWBY the final piece of the puzzle. That way, now they can believably move to Mistral and continue to where we are.

Their problem as writers when it comes to character development was to jump so fast from "group of girls saving Vale from the evil doers plotting against it" to "literal messiah sent to save the world". Currently, RWBY is discovering who they are at the same time they are the assumed heroes of Remnant.

>>37545

>leader

She's shown no notable leadership ability compared to say, Weiss. We're at the point where Yang just lets Ruby tell what she's supposed to do since she lacks agency that isn't crying over her mom/Ozpin.

>strategist

Seriously?

Face it, even with the Silver Eyes never did anything to earn the position of protagonist. Weiss, Blake, even Yang have had more to invest themselves in their world's going-ons than Ruby has. Even Summer doesn't matter since she hasn't been shown as being that important for her across the series.

>>37554

>She's shown no notable leadership ability compared to say, Weiss. We're at the point where Yang just lets Ruby tell what she's supposed to do since she lacks agency that isn't crying over her mom/Ozpin.

Had they send her to something like a special training focusing the series on that for a while this could have been fixed. Just call one of them military advisers for a montage, one or three episodes after send her back to the school now turned into a leader. You don't turn her full army robot, just like, you make her look more like what a leader is supposed to be.

>Face it, even with the Silver Eyes never did anything to earn the position of protagonist. Weiss, Blake, even Yang have had more to invest themselves in their world's going-ons than Ruby has. Even Summer doesn't matter since she hasn't been shown as being that important for her across the series.

True, true. Maybe the idea was to have RWBY as a team where everyone can be a leader. It makes sense since we have seen that even huntsmen teams can suffer losses like Summer, Pyrrha, that poor bastard fnu in volume 4, Penny, Cinder, that guy on the Argus Express… It can be said that academies where obsoleting an old system of only one leader, the others follow for something that could adapt more to massive attacks or insertions, where in case the leader died, anyone could take their place.

However, we are beyond past the point for that explanation. Even if they give it in Atlas academy is still hackish at best. And put into RWBY now it would make people think that is not an explanation but a hint at that they are going to kill someone in the team.

Is it just me or in that last Atlas peek looks like the atlesian military has been hovering for months around the kingdom? The Schnee Dust company must be raking the profits from such a dumb move. Have they been boats floating on water, ok. Artillery? Also ok. Infantry? Fine. But wasting precious fuel just standing still over Atlas? I'm sure I can hear the moans of Jacques looking at the last profit charts.

>>37551

>Can you guys really make dig thread somewhere else? I don't care where, but don't clutter Season 6 with company clique.

Here ya go:

>>37558

The lyrics are literal, the fight was OK to bad, and the character motivations and history were awful.

But god damn this is pretty good.

The other singer you hear is Adrienne Cowan, and I hope they use her more. Kinda says something when she fits into Yang's lyrics just as well as Casey Lee Williams.

Listening to other lyrics in other songs this season (incomplete, purely from the episode soundtrack as oppose to official release), the literalness is so heavy.

Like One Thing (Neo's fight with Cinder) is all about how she misses Roman. And he was the one thing she had. In fact, it doesn't even work between Neo and Cinder- we never get any indication she blames Cinder.

Likewise Big Metal Shoe is about "fuck your giant robot, we can kick the shit out of you". Which also doesn't fit because they were on the back foot 90% of the fight. In fact Miracle seems the better fit (the one used during the train fight I think).

Or when Ruby uses her Silver Eyes, Indomitable plays.

> There's a light that shines

> And its power is mine.

Still, Nevermore was good. Is it fair to say any song involving Yang are the only good ones outside of season 1 and 2?

I like the BMBLB song

I did some fixes of an episode before:

>>37051

>>37052

>>37053

>>37054

>>37055

So I think I'll try a fix for the whole season since the above is the first few episodes anyhow. With some adjustments.

Despite the best laid plans, Jaune ends up with the crew and seeing the Djinn flashback. The "I wanna kill him/don't kill him" plays out as I detailed earlier- Ruby ends the argument by firing into the air and acting like a far harsher leader, making it very clear she'll shoot whoever tries to kill Oscar. Jaune has his meltdown here as he does in the house in the series proper, and has to be physically held back (maybe even a fight between Ruby and Jaune that gets stop when both parties realize exhausting or killing themselves in the middle of the icy wilderness is fucking dumb).

Jaune continues to be spiteful to Oscar, and is one of the last to be affected by the Apathy. Since Jaune is the strategist, he proposes various fixes for the "Salem can't die" and "what do we do with the relics" problem, and they're all shot down. Though he does summarize that Salem's goal is to either use the relics as weapons, or to call upon the gods; mocking them by showing humanity failed once again or even try to kill them somehow (not yet working out that silver trumps dark and magic trumps light)

When Ruby is pointing out what's wrong with everyone, she points out how Jaune has finally stopped being angry. While he briefly rejects it ("Isn't that what you wanted?") he realizes that something is up, and joins in trying to convince the rest (albeit half-heatedly). Jaune also realizes that adrenaline counteracts the Apathy's spores. Since he usually carries the medical kit, he makes it clear (to the audience) he has one or two adrenaline shots.

Other than that, Neo disguises herself as Roman when fighting Cinder. She calls her out once she realizes "Roman" has a different fighting style, and attacks to the head are whiffing- as though he was a foot shorter than he really was.

In addition, Ruby decides to keep the book on Apathy. "It's better everyone knows it, than throwing it away for fear the wrong hands will get it." Obviously referring to the relics as well. However, as the gang pull away, we see a few Apathy slowly following behind.

>>37581

> The flashback of Maria plays out mostly the same. Tock makes an offhand comment about eating people's limbs, something that Maria knows and says she's happy to act as a bounty hunter against a person just this once.

> The gang meet up with Nora, Ren, and Jaune's family. Jaune actually embraces his sister and holds back tears. In later scenes, Jaune's sister confides in Ruby that Jaune had always tried to be brave, and the only times he's let his guard down was then and when Pyrrah died. She asks if the task is worth it, and if Jaune is even capable. When Ruby says it is, she readily accepts it.

> The comic relief guards are gone. The new ones can still be funny, but still competent. Cordovin has more obvious ties to the old woman who lived in a shoe. She sees herself as a motherly figure to not just her men, but the people of the city. For her, that means disciplining and being as strict as possible with her men, and putting on a good front for civilians- albeit with non-too-subtle references to why Atlas is better. She truly believes Atlas is the best Kingdom, and wants to rise in the ranks so she can do more for Atlas. Because clearly she's the best person for the job and shouldn't have wound up guarding a "little port town" from the odd Grim attack after her injury.

> Nora and Ren are in shock after learning all the Salem x Ozpin shit. They don't know what to do, leading into Jaune's "why don't we steal an airship" idea from later in the real show. While ideas are spitballed for a little longer, Qrow shuts them all down, leaving them all a little more disillusioned. Ruby calls on everyone to sleep on it, and work on what to do in the morning. Jaune and Oscar both sneak out in the night at different times.

> Jaune stumbles across the statue of Pyrrah. While he knew it was in the city he had no idea it was in that specific spot. It all plays out as it did before (Ren and Nora couldn't sleep either and saw Jaune leave). They gain renewed purpose comparing their situation to Pyrrah fighting Cinder and the general humans v grim. On the way back they stumble into Oscar. Instead of leaving in the night, he just went to think, and upon realizing it was really cold, bought new clothes. He says he woke the person inside, and he was mistaken for a homeless person at first- the shopkeep almost wanting to ignore him. This gives Jaune an idea.

> Cinder and Neo pull off odd jobs for Tuffet to get more money, info, lodgings, basically everything they'd need (and a way to put in the odd fight scene when it's needed but we can't fit it into the plot organically elsewhere). Eventually Cinder gets fed up and kills off Tuffet's crew. It is implied she and Neo then tortured her for info- learning where Ruby is and calling in all her favors for a ship, money, and a few hired goons.

>>37582

> We get a flashback with Mercury. It shows his father was an assassin, specializing in those with powerful semblances, thanks to his own to disable them. He attempts to teach Mercury how to be a good fighter from a very young age. When Mercury speaks back, he disables his semblance before he even knows what it is. We see his training later (jumping over a fire- making Mercury Jack-be-nimble), and his failure results in his father losing his temper. Clearly mad and/or sadistic, he decides to cut off Mercury's legs as punishment. Mercury kills him before he can- shooting him. But the buckshot also stuck a gas/dust canister, causing an explosion. Said explosion also causes a large beam to fall on Mercury's legs (we could just have the dad cut them off, but the twist is more fun. Not to mention it explains how he survived the blood loss as it's more recent). He crawls out of the wreckage just as Cinder and Emerald pick him up.

>>37224

> Back in the present, Emerald and Mercury's sparring leads to an argument. Emerald doesn't get how Mercury is so calm, and Mercury doesn't understand how Emerald doesn't realize how lucky she is. They can side with someone who can make what they want come true- and deliver on it. Not to mention when the rest of the world turns to crap, they'll be safe. Emerald calls out Mercury on just enjoying the killing, and Mercury asks why that's a problem. Tyrion chimes up about people's true natures, and that for some it is to be violent (making his comparison to the scorpion and the frog story clearer) and that in all the natures people can have- the killers will be the last one standing. Mercury concedes he's right, but still crazy.

< Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

< Right you are! In fact I know a lovely broken clock who would love to meet you for dinner. I'm sure you'd go down a treat…

> Heavily implying Tock is still alive.

> Qrow wakes up to find the gang working on the plan, and shocked that Jaune's family are involved. He scorns it initially, but Ruby gives a shorter "we're doing this with or without you" speech.

< You can sit here and drink, or you can help us. Stopping us will do more harm than letting us go ever will. [and then some other stuff]

> The plan is to use Yang as the distraction instead of the baby. Yang has her robot arm pop out while carrying some of Weiss' bags, causing them to pop open. She makes a big deal about trying to handle it ("I'm fine, I'm fine I got this I- *sniff* I don't need help…") so Cordovin comes in. Jaune worked out from comments Cordovin and Maria made that Cordovin has prosthetics of her own. And since everyone hates to look at the crippled and embarrassing scenes (like a homeless person), it gives them a cover. Cordovin reveals one of her feet are robotic to Yang (pulls up a pant leg to reveal a robotic ankle) and orders some guards to sort out the bags and repack them. She says a Faunus bit it off (i.e. Tock. Could even change it so Cordovin blames Maria for not getting to her soon enough to save her from serious harm, rather than the peanut grudge).

< Of course if I say that too close to your friend she might think I'm saying she did it. Doesn't she realize she's different? [framing show Blake]

< Yeah… She is… [realization] No wait I mean-

< Relax my dear. If ever you're in Atlas, you'll be able to speak far more openly.

> Someone holds Yang back before she acts in anger.

The above dialogue can be for platonic, or even the gay relationship (though older seasons need more build-up to it). Maybe she even talks with Jaune's sister about lesbian stuff. But as it's been said before- the show didn't need that plot thread or character arcs even if it was done well.

> Qrow was also smuggled on board the ship. Even though he can't fly it, he implies he's impersonated people before. Sure enough he pulls off an unraspy voice when radioing in, but is busted since the cock-pit has a camera.

> Blake and Yang continue their role of shutting down the radar tower. When Blake arrives, she worries how so few people are around, but still disables the system. After doing so, she stumbles across a dying guard and Adam.

>>37583

Adam (and by extension, Yang and Blake) need re-writes for their thing to work. I'd have had Adam be more obsessed with racial dominance and him being the top-alpha (with tutoring Blake as no more than having another follower, and eventually "the alpha gets his pick of the females"- no love but simple mechanics of what he feels a dominant person should do.) But I'll keep it as obsessive boyfriend for consistency.

> Adam states he wasn't intending to stalk Blake (how could he know where she was after all), but he was going to steal a ship in a far more bloody manner and get to Atlas/Vacuo and cause chaos single-handed. Dealing with Blake is a wekcome surprise.

> Cordovin is getting chewed out by Ironwood due to the breach in security, seemingly about to lose Weiss (she's been overruled on shooting it down), and the radar tower going down. He makes an offhand comment about the odds of her being promoted are slim to none, which sends Cordovin almost catatonic. Since she's so job focused, she takes extreme measures to fix the situation. I.e. take "The Boot" (the giant mech) to grab the ship. The ice missiles can freeze it solid and then be picked up out of the ocean. Not to mention Cordovin can watch out for Grim or a sudden attack from a kingdom by herself. She has delusions of getting back on top by stopping a non-existent invasion- quite clearly having a breakdown. (this may require more jabbing and poking from Maria and Weiss about her and Atlas). She even accusses Ruby & crew as working for various foreign kingdoms at the peak of her anger.

> Instead of Ruby, Nora, Ren, and Oscar being picked up and co-ordinating, they now have to attack the Boot to protect Weiss. It plays out mostly the same, other than Ruby always intended to shoot the missiles when they retracted, and shooting them when exposed was a bluff. (although the missiles being exposed in the laser cannon's barrel is dumb).

> The Yang/Adam/Blake fight plays out almost the same but with better fighting and dialogue. They work out how Adam fights, and the two stop fighting and start dodging while taunting so he can't use his semblance. Adam's short temper and large ego quickly make him fight with more wild and risky strikes, leaving him open for other attacks. They call him out on only wanting to fuel his ego and control people- exactly what the Schnees/Dust Mine owners did to Faunus/Him. Perhaps whatever Ruby bought Yang back at the gift shop is jammed into Adam's hilt so he can't do his hilt-shot attack.

> The two do some fancy finisher (like their massive swing attack on the mech in season 2, but sped up so it's like a buzz-saw, or some shadow-clone stuff to juggle Adam into the air and both then slam him into the ground) and the final blow impales Adam onto his own sword (having been knocked from his hand/broken earlier). It's a paper thin "hate is your downfall" metaphor, but it's neat (and ties into theories about how he can come back).

> Cordovin hears about the Grim attack. The Apathy have walked into town and are causing a mass panic, which in turn is calling the Leviathan in-land. While Ruby and some deal with the Leviathan, others deal with the Apathy.

This is where I fall apart a bit. Maybe Salem did shit to lure the Apathy there? It also spreads out the crew and allows for more fighting. The town needs some event to make them all panic to attract such a large Grim- and Cordovin alone is not enough. If the Apathy aren't appropriate, then have Adam used a few dregs of the White Fang to just start killing people in the streets- and the panic from that attracts the Grim (and it gives Adam more reason to be there- a hasty but brutal attempt to claw at some victory, even if it becomes hit and run guerilla tactics). Plus Ruby is more "alone" when she tries to use her powers.

Also gives Jaune a chance for some quick-thinking to stop the Apathy (use all the stockpiled red dust to super-heat the areas where Apathy are to drive the away, or something). Qrow can also have a fight scene where he works better with people or a civilian is openly grateful to him, and can later be shown he doesn't care his flask is empty or lost (getting more into the mindset of a Huntsment rather than whatever Ozpin had him doing before).

> Cordovin lets Ruby slip away. She's in a much better mood since she just saved the city (and is sure to get a promotion off it, or at least clear her black mark), but her dialogue to Ruby is more along the lines of "get out of my sight before you ruin my career even more".

Other than that, events play out the same but with better writing, more consistent character arcs, and general errors fixes. Then again, with that, does it need a rewrite? No one noticed Indiana Jones wouldn't have made a difference to the plot if he was cut from Lost Ark.

>>37580

>credits song is dedicated to the villain who appeared briefly in the first episode, then disappeared for the rest the season only to reappear at the end just to get killed off

It's a good song but they could have picked a better subject matter.

>>37581

Anon, the whole point of the "Jaune the stategist" meme was to make season 4 scenes funny. It didn't and it was a stupid purpose.

We were just processing how grim totaled an entire kingdom in 3 and the next thing we get is "BiG mISTake!!!! XD XD XD"

>>37582

>>37583

A strategist, unless there was no other option, would have preferred a simpler approach that didn't implied hostility.

>Have Ruby and Jaune convince Weiss to give herself up to the military.

>Give her the relic.

>Take Qrow as crow with her in a bird cage.

>Dissemble Qrow's gun and move it in a bag.

>Give the pilot instructions once in the air not to announce her arrival and send her directly to Winter, she wants to join the military.

>Meet with sister, tell her that she's interested in a tour of the installation with her and the general.

>Take Qrow outside birdcage and carry him on her shoulder.

>Once they're walking around somewhere isolated distract Winter.

>Qrow transforms in front of Ironwood and explains what's happening.

>Ask him for a lift for the others in Argus.

>Jump to 7.

There, not a single shot fired and you skip the bullshit that was poking Argus base into chimping.

If you ask why I didn't add a "record a message from Ozpin" is because I'm assuming the scene where he's held at gunpoint was a thing. Which shouldn't be a thing but they made it a thing anyways.

You know, after that scene, when we got the season finale I just wanted the ship blown the fuck out, RWBY arrested and Cordovin promoted. No, more than that. As Weiss helped, have Winter demoted and Cordovin take over her position.

They held at gunpoint the one person that can understand the scale of Salem's plans, how she thinks, how she works, the one person that moved huntsman academies forward, the person that was going to grant them a meeting with fucking Ironwood and yet, rather than giving him a chance they just give him a message of "we're in charge now". Yeah, that's totally going to help the man that was just betrayed by one of his most loyal knights. Mind blown. This is how you fix trust issues kids, take note.

>>37588

I thought Jaune being made a strategist was to legitimize why he was still in the academy when he was otherwise so fucking useless.

But yes, your plan is better. While logic dictates 100 other plans, the crew need to stay together for plot and to be on screen. Too many characters and plots as we've discussed.

I also prefer your ending, but again "we can't have a downer ending like season 3 and 4" because that's what they think will upset fans.

>>37588

>They held at gunpoint the one person that can understand the scale of Salem's plans, how she thinks, how she works, the one person that moved huntsman academies forward, the person that was going to grant them a meeting with fucking Ironwood and yet, rather than giving him a chance they just give him a message of "we're in charge now". Yeah, that's totally going to help the man that was just betrayed by one of his most loyal knights. Mind blown. This is how you fix trust issues kids, take note.

Ozpin should have just called their bluff and dared them to shoot him. See if they'd murder a boy just for their revenge. Even if they killed Oscar, Ozpin would just end up in another body.

Ozpin should have assumed immediate control over Oscar and stole the relic once RWBY and Co. were out of its sight. They've shown he can't trust them.

So yeah, I'm posting this here because I think the first ever recorded thread since I started lurking is about to be kill.

If anyone's interested, the tenth page of the board seems to be completely restored, atleast on my end.

>This place is 5 years old.

Here's to another 5 and that we get through the bs.

>This place had a fun loving soul.

Really hope we get through the bs.

Cheers.

Is volume 6 OST even up, it's been months:

https://store.roosterteeth.com/collections/music

https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/jeff-williams/6678110

>>37650

Don't know but it usually takes longer.

>genius. com/albums/Jeff-williams/Rwby-volume-6-soundtrack

Some tracks grabbed from YouTube. You can listen there some user edits that tried to take the music out of the episodes, however, it will not sound crisp clear and may still have some clutter likes voices or effects.

Some say till June.

Guys I need help involving some guy who made the assets for the Manticore Grimm and shit in RT and then got fired? How accurate were his ideas were…. and maybe because Penny might be in Volume 7 if that happens.

>>37655

I can attempt to say that maybe some of the assets will be in Volume 7 and are just waiting for the right time to be put in… unless CRWBY attempts to rewrite the thing again, since the Manticore Grimm does appear, but in Volume 6.

>>37656

Just please, leave Penny dead… Don't make her live through their deranged vision of their own nation. Ok, Atlas will be lost to their politics, but atleast let the character that doesn't have to do anything with them stay in a better place.

>>37657

Anon, it's RT. They will abuse Penny for Ruby to feel the sads.

>>37730

Was Ruby always so busty? She's got WAY more cleavage than I remember. to be fair, I never watched beyond season 2, didn't bother watching the first episode of s3 It's nice to look at

>Shorter skirts

>Going directly against Monty's design choices

I am not surprised. Rip.