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* Fan-works frequently depict Yang as sexually aggressive, [[ReallyGetsAround promiscuous]] DudeMagnet. This largely comes from the HardDrinkingPartyGirl facade Yang gave off in the "Yellow" trailer. On the flipside, it's also fairly popular to depict her as an UnexpectedVirgin with a side of AggressiveSubmissive, though this isn't quite as common as the aforementioned inverse.

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* Fan-works frequently depict Yang as a sexually aggressive, [[ReallyGetsAround promiscuous]] DudeMagnet. This largely comes from the HardDrinkingPartyGirl facade Yang gave off in the "Yellow" trailer. On the flipside, it's also fairly popular to depict her as an UnexpectedVirgin with a side of AggressiveSubmissive, though this isn't quite as common as the aforementioned inverse.
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* A darker change for Ozpin is turning his GuileHero tendencies and turning him into an outright ManipulativeBastard, such as spying on his students, employing torture on his enemies, and generally being much colder and crueler than his canon self has ever been shown to be, potentially turning him into a RonTheDeathEater.

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* A darker change for Ozpin is turning his GuileHero tendencies and turning him into making him an outright ManipulativeBastard, such as spying on his students, employing torture on his enemies, and generally being much colder and crueler than his canon self has ever been shown to be, potentially turning him into a RonTheDeathEater.
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* A darker change for Ozpin is turning his GuileHero tendencies and turning him into an outright ManipulativeBastard, such as spying on his students, employing torture on his enemies, and generally being much colder and crueler than his canon self has ever been shown to be, potentially turning him into a RonTheDeathEater.

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* Ozpin's love for coffee is in of itself fanon, as according to WordOfGod, what he has in his mug is hot chocolate. Despite this, most fics tend to depict him as addicted to the stuff, with more humorous depictions having him nickname his coffee brewer as "coffee-chan''.
* It's all too common for fics to present Ozpin as so over-the-top incompetent at his job (or too focused on {{Troll}}ing his students) that Glynda is the only reason the Academy even functions on a daily basis. In particular, the idea of having to do paperwork is common cause for him to [[DestinationDefenestration jump out his office window]].


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* Ozpin's love for coffee is in of itself fanon, as according to WordOfGod, what he has in his mug is hot chocolate. Despite this, most fics tend to depict him as addicted to the stuff, with more humorous depictions having him nickname his coffee brewer as "coffee-chan''.
* It's all too common for fics to present Ozpin as so over-the-top incompetent at his job (or too focused on {{Troll}}ing his students) that Glynda is the only reason the Academy even functions on a daily basis. In particular, the idea of having to do paperwork is common cause for him to [[DestinationDefenestration jump out his office window]].
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* In the show, Weiss openly admits to being distrustful of the faunus and to hating the White Fang, but the full extent of her prejudice is left ambiguous. Fanworks will often assume that Weiss sees faunus as the inferior beings and/or hates them all regardless whether they belong to the White Fang or not. It can be done [[RonTheDeathEater to make her look worse,]] [[RuleOfDrama to make her argument with Blake feel more serious,]] [[RuleOfFunny or just to throw some dark jokes.]]

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* In the show, Weiss openly admits to being distrustful of the faunus and to hating the White Fang, but the full extent of her prejudice is left ambiguous. Fanworks will often assume that Weiss sees faunus as the inferior beings and/or hates them all regardless whether they belong to the White Fang or not. It can be done [[RonTheDeathEater to make her look worse,]] worse]], [[RuleOfDrama to make her argument with Blake feel more serious,]] serious]], or just [[RuleOfFunny or just to throw some dark jokes.]]jokes]].



* Fan-works frequently depict Yang as sexually aggressive, [[ReallyGetsAround promiscuous]] DudeMagnet. This largely comes from the HardDrinkingPartyGirl facade Yang gave off in the "Yellow" trailer. It's also common to depict her as an UnexpectedVirgin with a side of AggressiveSubmissive.

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* Fan-works frequently depict Yang as sexually aggressive, [[ReallyGetsAround promiscuous]] DudeMagnet. This largely comes from the HardDrinkingPartyGirl facade Yang gave off in the "Yellow" trailer. It's On the flipside, it's also common fairly popular to depict her as an UnexpectedVirgin with a side of AggressiveSubmissive.AggressiveSubmissive, though this isn't quite as common as the aforementioned inverse.
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* Ruby as a StepfordSmiler and SadClown. This comes from the GriefSong "Red Like Roses Part II" that depicts Ruby's pain over Summer's death; it was written early in development and it's unknown whether the song still applies to Ruby's finalized characterization. The events of Volume 3 leading into Volume 4 and more have increased the idea, supported by scenes of her being close to breaking down such as her talk with Oscar in Volume 5. Volume 7 brings this idea up again, and has seemed to confirm many fan theories about Ruby's anguish about Summer.

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* Ruby as a StepfordSmiler and SadClown. This comes from the GriefSong "Red Like Roses Part II" that depicts Ruby's pain over Summer's death; it was written early in development and it's unknown whether the song still applies to Ruby's finalized characterization. The events of Volume 3 leading into Volume 4 and more have increased the idea, supported by scenes of her being close to breaking down such as her talk with Oscar in Volume 5. Volume 7 brings this idea up again, and has seemed to confirm many fan theories about Ruby's anguish about Summer. Flat-out confirmed in Volume 9, where Ruby goes so far as to try to ''erase herself from existence'' in order to bring forth another person that she thinks will be better than her.
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Setting up the pages for Volume 9; also removing the First Members warning since the show is now airing on Crunchyroll exclusively for 12 months. See the RWBY forum thread for more information.


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* Fan-works frequently depict Yang as sexually aggressive, [[ReallyGetsAround promiscuous]] DudeMagnet. This largely comes from the HardDrinkingPartyGirl facade Yang gave off in the "Yellow" trailer. It's also common to depict her as an UnexpectedVirgin.

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* Fan-works frequently depict Yang as sexually aggressive, [[ReallyGetsAround promiscuous]] DudeMagnet. This largely comes from the HardDrinkingPartyGirl facade Yang gave off in the "Yellow" trailer. It's also common to depict her as an UnexpectedVirgin.UnexpectedVirgin with a side of AggressiveSubmissive.
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* It's common for fans to think Yang's a giant PungeonMaster to make the character MetaCasting for her voice actress [[Characters/RoosterTeethOthers Barbara Dunkelman]]. This eventually became AscendedFanon in ''WebAnimation/RWBYChibi''.

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* It's common for fans to think Yang's a giant PungeonMaster to make the character MetaCasting for her voice actress [[Characters/RoosterTeethOthers [[Creator/RoosterTeeth Barbara Dunkelman]]. This eventually became AscendedFanon in ''WebAnimation/RWBYChibi''.
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* It's all too common for fics to present Ozpin as so over-the-top incompetent at his job (or too focused on {{Troll}}ing his students) that Glynda is the only reason the Academy even functions on a daily basis. In particular, the idea of having to do paperwork is common cause for him to [[DestinationDefenestration jump out his office window]].


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* Jaune is slightly clumsy in canon, but it really only comes up at the beginning and only appears twice (when he fumbles his shield and when Pyrrha hits him with a branch). Nevertheless, the fandom latched on to this, and now it's common to portray Jaune as such a massive klutz that he can't even walk down the street without falling over.
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* It's very common to see works giving Weiss ACupAngst.
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* Qrow is often seen as religious, if only slightly at all, due to the [[CreepyCoolCrosses crosses]] he incorporates into his outfits. The slanted cross he wears as a necklace with his first outfit is often thought to represent him carrying a burden of some kind, or to remind him of a loss. The lack of said necklace in his second outfit is likewise seen as him trying to move on from said loss or burden.
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* In the series, one of the first things we learn about Ruby is that she likes cookies. It's now a struggle to find a fanfic where Ruby's cookie-love isn't more like a drug addiction. (WordOfGod says her favorite food is actually strawberries -- and so the fandom exaggerated ''that'' as well.)
* While Ruby does love weapons, several fanworks make her from weapon enthusiast, into a weapon ''fetishist''. Fanworks also tend to make her into a weapon critic/designer, having a habit of both building new weapons and judging ones she sees.
* Ruby as a StepfordSmiler and SadClown. This comes from the GriefSong "Red Like Roses Part II" that depicts Ruby's pain over Summer's death; it was written early in development and it's unknown whether the song still applies to Ruby's finalized characterization. The events of Volume 3 leading into Volume 4 and more have increased the idea, supported by scenes of her being close to breaking down such as her talk with Oscar in Volume 5. Volume 7 brings this idea up again, and has seemed to confirm many fan theories about Ruby's anguish about Summer.
* Weiss's song "The Path of Isolation" contains the lyrics "Scars that cover wounds can't hide the self-inflicted pain". It's meant to be metaphorical as confirmed by Casey Lee Williams, but many fans took it [[SelfHarm literally]].
* In the show, Weiss openly admits to being distrustful of the faunus and to hating the White Fang, but the full extent of her prejudice is left ambiguous. Fanworks will often assume that Weiss sees faunus as the inferior beings and/or hates them all regardless whether they belong to the White Fang or not. It can be done [[RonTheDeathEater to make her look worse,]] [[RuleOfDrama to make her argument with Blake feel more serious,]] [[RuleOfFunny or just to throw some dark jokes.]]
* Weiss having a mental illness, usually depression. This comes from her abused backstory, lonely characterization, and the depressed-sounding lyrics of several of her songs.
* Blake will have her cat-like attributes exaggerated in fanworks, like having Yang play with her using cat toys. Even her canonical cat-like moments are exaggerated further within the fandom, and ''Chibi'' got in on the fun.
* Blake being a CovertPervert due to her fondness for romance novels.
* Blake is often given PTSD or depression predominantly due to her past relationship with Adam.
* It's common for fans to think Yang's a giant PungeonMaster to make the character MetaCasting for her voice actress [[Characters/RoosterTeethOthers Barbara Dunkelman]]. This eventually became AscendedFanon in ''WebAnimation/RWBYChibi''.
* Yang tends to be a lot more [[SirSwearsALot pottymouthed]] than depicted in canon. This comes from Yang's songs featuring a lot of cursing, as well as because of her hot-tempered personality.
* Fan-works frequently depict Yang as sexually aggressive, [[ReallyGetsAround promiscuous]] DudeMagnet. This largely comes from the HardDrinkingPartyGirl facade Yang gave off in the "Yellow" trailer. It's also common to depict her as an UnexpectedVirgin.
* HardDrinkingPartyGirl Yang is also very commonplace due to her personality and the fact her first trailer took place in a bar. It could also [[ItRunsInTheFamily run in the family]], though unlike her uncle Qrow it usually isn't depicted as outright [[TheAlcoholic alcoholism]].
* Nora is often portrayed as being a CloudCuckooLander and/or CuteAndPsycho in fanfics. Her infamous "We'll break his legs!" line with its accompanying crazy grin in particular has turned her into a MemeticPsychopath. It can be debated whether this treatment of Nora is justified; while she is [[GenkiGirl unusually enthusiastic]] and says a lot of crazy things, she never actually ''does'' anything crazy, at least not more so than other characters.
* Ozpin's love for coffee is in of itself fanon, as according to WordOfGod, what he has in his mug is hot chocolate. Despite this, most fics tend to depict him as addicted to the stuff, with more humorous depictions having him nickname his coffee brewer as "coffee-chan''.
* Qrow is often seen as religious, if only slightly at all, due to the [[CreepyCoolCrosses crosses]] he incorporates into his outfits. The slanted cross he wears as a necklace with his first outfit is often thought to represent him carrying a burden of some kind, or to remind him of a loss. The lack of said necklace in his second outfit is likewise seen as him trying to move on from said loss or burden.
* In a case of NeverLiveItDown, Jaune hitting on Weiss is often presented as a daily occurrence and often done in the worst possible circumstances. This was {{jossed}} mid-way through Volume 2, where Jaune [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy gives up]] on Weiss so she can be with Neptune.
* Due to her ice-cream motif, Neo's favorite food is ice-cream ([[RunningGag and that she's obsessed with it]]).
* Taiyang is often portrayed in fanworks as a SupremeChef and NeatFreak homemaker.
* One for an entire species is that Faunus will refer to their children with pet names associated with animals - "cubs", "pups", etc.
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