RWBY General Discussion

Doesn't explained how the Faunus came to be, though.

So guys... thoughts on my fanfic?

I know Killer Instinct or fighting games in general aren't your thing, but I would love to hear your opinions and criticisms.

Why not?

That leaves us wondering what Ren and Nora's are.

Leg Breaking!

So I started to watch Game of Thrones (A great series, not half as depressing as led to believe but drags on a lot season 3 and on, but that's beside the points).

It got me wondering; I wonder if there's any massive wall or any form of border that are built to stop Grimms from coming over to human habitats?

Also, I wonder if a Grimm can turn other people into Grimm by, I don't know, infecting them or whatever.

They do mention the kingdoms having natural barriers, and I would assume there is a wall.

Ah, I see.

I wonder if we will see Hunters who are stationed at the wall? Hopefully they are not guarded by criminals and bastards.

Well, as far as we know the situation in Remnant is kinda like Attack on Titan minus the Grimm being even remotely threatening.

There's probably a Grimm version of Smaug lying in wait somewhere.

Speaking of Smaug, what do you think of those two continents in the map that are shaped like dragons?

I do hope that dragons actually exist in Remnant. Because dragons are cool lol

edited 3rd May '15 10:34:39 AM by strangerthenever

Seems likely to me as well, because as we all know THAT WOULD BE TOTALLY FUCKING AWESOME

I wonder if Grimms reproduce or there's only a finite amount of them.

5 bucks says one of those continents is just a giant grimm.

You mean the one on the northwest part that sorta looks like a dragon? That one?

Yes. Because that would make for an AWESOME boss fight.

They are gonna need a bigger gun-sword, though. XD

x5 There can't just be a finite amount of them, considering how easy it is for barely trained teenagers to kill them by the dozen. They'd have run out by now. But they're also explicitly not normal animals, so they probably don't reproduce in the usual way. I like the idea that the material they dissolve into upon death reforms into new Grimm somewhere else, but that doesn't really have any basis in anything.

Would it though? Would a Grimm the size of a continent even notice humans attacking it?

Hmm that does pose a good question.

Grimms can be killed by dozens by barely trained teenagers and enough firepower.

Grimms are not like normal animals and most likely don't reproduce.

People have fighting off for centuries or longer.

Then the question is,where do additional grimms come from?

There has to be a Grimm Broodmother. Lovecraftian Elder Gods confirmed?

World of Remnant said that new Grimm and even new species of Grimm appear out of apparently nowhere.

(Also, the map was created when Monty deliberately made a ketchup stain and called it a map)

5 bucks says the entire planet is a living being, or the remnant of a once-living being.... but then my thoughts start drifting into Narutaru territory and that's an entirely different kind of grim.

Grimm are The Heartless, probably.

I now picture Ruby single-handedly taking on 1,000 Grimms all by herself.

-sighs-

Sounds like a Monday.

I know it was actually inspired by a ketchup stain on a tissue, but surely other than a map other ideas popped up as Monty made the concept of Remnant...

Heh, I wonder if anybody did the make-a-map-out-of-junk thing after the crew told us that.

You know, this whole sketching a map after a ketchup stain...

In a world down below or up above, Tolkien is slapping Monty with a tome.