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** Jaune Arc. Early on, fans assumed he was a self-insert for Creator/MilesLuna. Even after the show began to tone back on his screentime and relevance to the plot, some feel that his character arc in the Mistral seasons was just used as a cheap way to milk Pyrrha's death for emotional reactions from the fandom and that time spent on his character could be better spent on more important characters like [[TheHero Ruby]] or [[BrokenAce Pyrrha]]. As the years have gone on however, Jaune has earned a loyal contingent of fans who like him specifically for being a deconstruction of the typical self-insert shonen protagonist and enjoy his dynamic with Ruby, Ren and Nora.
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* TheInverseLawOfFandomLevity: ''RWBY'' is a fantastical show that carries a lingering air of optimism, but a large section of the fanbase seems to focus in on the [[AllIssuesArePoliticalIssues sociopolitical aspect]] of it. While such topics are given a fair amount of focus in Volumes 5, 7, and 8, the rest of the show mostly devotes itself to high-octane action and encouraging morals, but the sociopolitical underbelly influences a large amount of fan discussion, especially concerning the ideologies of individual characters such as General Ironwood.
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** Volume 7 & 8's portrayal of [[Characters/RWBYJamesIronwood James Ironwood]], such as his actions [[SanitySlippage deteriorating into madness]] and [[FallenHero making him just as much of a villain]] as Salem (as seen in Mantle's lockdown) is divisive. Some fans view it as the [[ByronicHero natural end of his arc]] -- sentiments [[WordOfGod backed up by Miles]]. Others say that his arc's direction is overly rushed at best or flat out character assassination at worst. The fandom is divided further on whether the [[PoorCommunicationKills heroes who deceive and sabotage him]], or his vaguely-defined Semblance, share any blame or if this was caused by Ironwood's {{Fatal Flaw}}s alone.
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** Volume 7 & 8's portrayal of [[Characters/RWBYJamesIronwood James Ironwood]], such as his actions [[SanitySlippage deteriorating into madness]] and [[FallenHero making him just as much of a villain]] as Salem (as seen in Mantle's lockdown) is divisive. Some fans view it as the [[ByronicHero natural end of his arc]] -- sentiments [[WordOfGod backed up by Miles]]. Others say that his arc's direction is overly said arc was either hastily rushed at best or flat out character assassination at worst. The fandom is divided further on whether the [[PoorCommunicationKills heroes who deceive and sabotage him]], or his vaguely-defined Semblance, share any blame or if this was caused by Ironwood's {{Fatal Flaw}}s alone.
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** Jaune Arc and Velvet Scarlatina are a surprisingly popular ship even though both characters have never interacted. A common reason given is both were bullied by Cardin, and thus a common scenario is Jaune helping Velvet deal with Cardin in some way, leading her to develop a crush on him.
