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*Blake's altered appearance resembles DC's ''Huntress''.
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* When Weiss, Blake, Yang, and Wonder Woman arrive to help their team fight the Grimm in the forest, it seems strange that Batman didn't join them at that moment despite arriving together. That's because after Batman discovered Kilg%re is behind their predicament and thinks it's possessing the Flash's body, he decides to stay back from the fight to observe Flash's behavior to confirm his theory. That's why when he confronts Flash, he brings up how Flash is suddenly slower and gets hurt often during the fight despite not being seen participating in the fight.
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* When Weiss, Blake, Yang, and Wonder Woman arrive to help their team fight the Grimm in the forest, it seems strange that Batman didn't join them at that moment despite arriving together. That's because after Batman discovered Kilg%re is behind their predicament and thinks it's he's possessing the Flash's body, he decides to stay back from the fight to observe Flash's behavior to confirm his theory. That's why when he confronts Flash, he brings up how Flash is suddenly slower and gets hurt often during the fight despite not being seen participating in the fight.
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** Part Two proves this theory true and Watts' Grimm, modified with regeneration and counters to the heroes of the DC Universe, [[NearVillainVictory almost conquers it for himself.]]
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** Part Two proves this theory true and Watts' Grimm, modified with regeneration and counters to the heroes of the DC Universe, [[NearVillainVictory almost conquers conquer it for himself.him.]]
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** Part Two proves this theory true and Watts' Grimm, modified with regeneration and counters to the heroes of the DC Universe, [[NearVillainVictory almost conquers it for himself.]]
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* Watts' less than impressive fighting skills in the final battle against the Justice League end ups making sense when you consider that he had gotten out of his chamber in response to Kilg%re not being there to help him. He very likely wasn't ''supposed'' to come out yet, [[WorfHadTheFlu but ended up leaving before he was actually ready. As a result, his combat skills are not up to par.]]
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!! Warning: Administrivia/SpoilersOff applies to this page. Proceed at your own risk.
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None of Part 2's scores were done by Casey either, so I don't think this counts.
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* None of the fights are scored to Casey Lee Williams' songs. Just another hint that this isn't really Remnant.
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* Ruby's reckless attitude makes a fair bit of sense, given that a major part of her character arc in Volume 9 revolved around her constantly repressing her own traits in the name of being a leader. Even back in Volume 1, she had a bit of a reckless streak in her attempts to impress Weiss during the Initiation. As such, now that she's started to come to terms with the fact that she can BeYourself, she seems to be letting loose some of her repressed traits.
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* Ruby's reckless attitude makes a fair bit of sense, given that a major part of her character arc in Volume 9 revolved around her constantly repressing her own traits in the name of being a leader.leader and hero, even at the cost of [[SanitySlippage her own mental health and sanity]]. Even back in Volume 1, she had a bit of a reckless streak in her attempts to impress Weiss during the Initiation. As such, now that she's started to come to terms with the fact that she can BeYourself, she seems to be letting loose some of her repressed traits.
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* Ruby's reckless attitude makes a fair bit of sense, given that a major part of her character arc in Volume 9 revolved around her constantly repressing her own traits in the name of being a leader. Even back in Volume 1, she had a bit of a reckless streak in her attempts to impress Weiss during the Initiation. As such, now that she's started to come to terms with the fact that she can BeYourself, she seems to be letting loose some of her repressed traits.
* Ruby's reckless attitude makes a fair bit of sense, given that a major part of her character arc in Volume 9 revolved around her constantly repressing her own traits in the name of being a leader. Even back in Volume 1, she had a bit of a reckless streak in her attempts to impress Weiss during the Initiation. As such, now that she's started to come to terms with the fact that she can BeYourself, she seems to be letting loose some of her repressed traits.
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*** It's important to remember that Gotham is a city hostile to powers (though for once Gotham comes out more subtle by comparison!) He is not entirely immune to the biases that plague his home, there have been entire comic arcs demonstrating as much. Which makes it all the more interesting that he's having this conversation with Weiss! (and for further irony, she's only ever known him as a faunus)
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*** It's important to remember that Gotham is a city hostile to powers (though for once Gotham comes out more subtle by comparison!) comparison). He is not entirely immune to the biases that plague his home, there have been entire comic arcs demonstrating as much. Which makes it all the more interesting that he's having this conversation with Weiss! Weiss (and for further irony, she's only ever known him as a faunus)Faunus).
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* None of the fights are scored to Casey Lee Williams' songs. Just another hint that this isn't really Remnant.
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* Kilg%re and his unknown partner managed to create a massive horde of virtual Grimm. Now they are much weaker than normal Grimm, but that might be an error that could be corrected. So, if they somehow were to bring the virtual Grimm into the real world, Salem would gain a massive increase to her army. If the theories of Kilg%re's partner being Watts are correct, this is not just possible but likely.
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* Kilg%re and his unknown partner managed to create a massive horde of virtual Grimm. Now Now, they are much weaker than normal Grimm, but that might be an error in the code that could be corrected. So, if they somehow were to bring the virtual Grimm into the real world, Salem would gain a massive increase to her army. If the theories of Kilg%re's partner being Watts are correct, this is not just possible but likely.
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* Kilg%re and his unknown partner managed to create a massive horde of virtual Grimm. Now they are much weaker than normal Grimm, but that might be an error that could be corrected. So, if they somehow were to bring the virtual Grimm into the real world, Salem would gain a massive increase to her army. If the theories of Kilg%re's partner being Watts are correct, this is not just possible but likely.
* Kilg%re and his unknown partner managed to create a massive horde of virtual Grimm. Now they are much weaker than normal Grimm, but that might be an error that could be corrected. So, if they somehow were to bring the virtual Grimm into the real world, Salem would gain a massive increase to her army. If the theories of Kilg%re's partner being Watts are correct, this is not just possible but likely.
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***It's important to remember that Gotham is a city hostile to powers (though for once Gotham comes out more subtle by comparison!) He is not entirely immune to the biases that plague his home, there have been entire comic arcs demonstrating as much. Which makes it all the more interesting that he's having this conversation with Weiss! (and for further irony, she's only ever known him as a faunus)
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* It makes sense that Batman and Vixen are the only members of the Justice League to become Faunus in Remnant they're the only AnimalThemedSuperbeing on the team. Batman being a Bat Faunus is obvious and the reason why Vixen is a Fox Faunus is because her superhero name also means female fox.
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* It makes sense that Batman and Vixen are the only members of the Justice League to become Faunus in Remnant since they're the only AnimalThemedSuperbeing on the team. Batman being a Bat Faunus is obvious and the reason why Vixen is a Fox Faunus is because her superhero name also means female fox.
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* When Weiss, Blake, Yang, and Wonder Woman arrive to help their team fight the Grimm in the forest, it seems strange that Batman didn't join them at that moment despite arriving together. That's because after Batman discovered Kilg%re is behind their predicament and thinks Kilg%re is possessing the Flash's body, he decides to stay back from the fight to observe Flash's behavior to confirm his theory. That's why when he confronts Flash, he brings up how Flash is suddenly slower and gets hurt often during the fight despite not being seen participating in the fight.
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* When Weiss, Blake, Yang, and Wonder Woman arrive to help their team fight the Grimm in the forest, it seems strange that Batman didn't join them at that moment despite arriving together. That's because after Batman discovered Kilg%re is behind their predicament and thinks Kilg%re is it's possessing the Flash's body, he decides to stay back from the fight to observe Flash's behavior to confirm his theory. That's why when he confronts Flash, he brings up how Flash is suddenly slower and gets hurt often during the fight despite not being seen participating in the fight.
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* It makes sense that Batman and Vixen are the only members of the Justice League to become Faunus in Remnant due to them being the only AnimalThemedSuperbeing on the team.
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* It makes sense that Batman and Vixen are the only members of the Justice League to become Faunus in Remnant due to them being they're the only AnimalThemedSuperbeing on the team.team. Batman being a Bat Faunus is obvious and the reason why Vixen is a Fox Faunus is because her superhero name also means female fox.
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* Superman's powers being limited could be less from the changes made to him than just from the fact that the sun he's drawing power from is just a simulated version. Even if Kilg%re had gotten the wavelength exactly right, it's unlikely he'd be able to generate the tremendous amount of energy that an actual sun gives off.
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* Superman's powers being limited could be less from the changes made to him than just from the fact that the sun he's drawing power from is just a simulated version. Even if Kilg%re had gotten the wavelength exactly right, it's unlikely he'd be able to generate the tremendous amount of energy that an actual sun gives off.
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* It makes sense that Batman and Vixen become Faunus in Remnant due to them being the only AnimalThemedSuperbeing on the team.
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** It goes further when you realize that it's a good middle ground between the traumatized child that Bruce would have been in the aftermath of his tragic past, and the brooding crusader who, while not exactly mentally healthy, is at least more cemented in why he does what he does. His insecurities about not having powers can be read as him basically wishing he had them as a kid, a means to avoid feeling powerless and helpless and be able to save his dead parents. However, as he grew older and more cynical, he likely pushed aside these feelings and adopted the Batman trait of disliking powers (or at least being wary and careful with them), because they constantly remind him of just how much he does not have the luxury of those powers. [[CrazyPrepared How he has to constantly over-prepare and consider his moves in order to compensate for his normal human nature.]] With that in mind, it's easy to read his complicated reactions to powers as being a form of jealousy and envy.
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* Given what Kilg%re says about why he went with the FountainOfYouth approach for the Justice League members, it makes perfect sense why Batman is going through IJustWantToBeSpecial when he normally doesn't express such an attitude; he felt that way as a teen but got over it, only for the de-aging to reawaken it.
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* Superman's NotInKansasAnymore moment is actually more justified than most examples of this trope, both because Clark is actually from Kansas, and because ''RWBY'' has always been heavily influenced by the Wizard of Oz series.
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* Superman's NotInKansasAnymore moment is actually more justified than most examples of this trope, both because Clark is actually from Kansas, and because ''RWBY'' has always been heavily influenced by the Wizard of Oz series.series.
* It makes sense that Batman and Vixen become Faunus in Remnant due to them being the only AnimalThemedSuperbeing on the team.
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* Superman's NotInKansasAnymore moment is actually more justified than most examples of this trope, both because Clark is actually from Kansas, and because ''RWBY'' has always been heavily influenced by the Wizard of Oz.
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* Superman's NotInKansasAnymore moment is actually more justified than most examples of this trope, both because Clark is actually from Kansas, and because ''RWBY'' has always been heavily influenced by the Wizard of Oz.Oz series.
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* Superman's NotInKansasAnymore moment is actually more justified than most examples of this trope, both because Clark is actually from Kansas, and because ''RWBY'' has always been heavily influenced by the Wizard of Oz.
