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* FantasyCreep: The power mechanics started out pretty simple: Semblances and Dust were not magic, [[ClarkesThirdLaw but caused magic-like effects]]. Volume 3 came along revealed the Maidens, who harness actual magical power centered around their seasonal name. Then, we're introduced to the Relics and the Gods that helped kick-start this entire kerfuffle. Now a series that once was centered around a number of girls going to a school for training Huntsmen has become about stopping an eldritch abomination from destroying humanity by acquiring explicitly supernatural artifacts.
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* The Red Prince in Volume 7 is based on the Queen of Hearts, who is female in the story. However, the Red Prince appears to identify as male.
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** In Episode 8, Pyrrha flings Nora into the air with her shield. The push upward is [[RocketJump assisted by Nora's rocket hammer]], [[DropTheHammer and so is her descent]] towards the stinger embedded on the Death Stalker's head.
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** In Episode 8, Pyrrha flings Nora into the air with her shield. The push upward is [[RocketJump assisted by Nora's rocket hammer]], [[DropTheHammer and so is her descent]] descent towards the stinger embedded on the Death Stalker's head.
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* EldritchLocation: Volume 9 introduces [[TheWonderland the Ever After]], a strange world that is accessed by falling through the VoidBetweenTheWorlds and which is dominanted by an enormous WorldTree. It functions by different rules to Remnant, being a PatchworkMap of "acres" with bridge-linked self-contained environments. The Jungle Acre has golden skies and two suns, the King's Acre has green skies and one sun, and the Gardens Acre is perpetual darkness lit only by biolumiscent plants and fungi. The world is an EmpathicEnvironment, whose weather responds to strong emotion and thunderstorms externalise the inner troubles of those caught in them. The Tree is the realm's only exit, but no-one can go it; it must instead come to them. [[spoiler:Only self-acceptance and the need for renewal and get a person to the Tree, which can mean either succumbing to or overcoming trauma, depending on the situation.]]
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* EldritchLocation: Volume 9 introduces [[TheWonderland the Ever After]], a strange world that is accessed by falling through the VoidBetweenTheWorlds and which is dominanted by an enormous WorldTree. It functions by different rules to Remnant, being a PatchworkMap of "acres" with bridge-linked self-contained environments. The Jungle Acre has golden skies and two suns, the King's Acre has green skies and one sun, and the Gardens Acre is perpetual darkness lit only by biolumiscent plants and fungi. The world is an EmpathicEnvironment, whose weather responds to strong emotion and thunderstorms externalise the inner troubles of those caught in them. The Tree is the realm's only exit, but no-one can go it; it must instead come to them. [[spoiler:Only self-acceptance and the need for renewal and can get a person to the Tree, which can mean either succumbing to or overcoming trauma, depending on the situation.]]
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* EldritchLocation: In Volume 9, Team RWBY and Jaune end up in the Ever After, a strange world that is accessed by falling through the VoidBetweenTheWorlds and which doesn't function by Remnant's rules. It is dominated by an enormous WorldTree, and is [[PatchworkMap split into acres]] with self-contained environments linked by bridges. The Jungle Acre has golden skies, two suns and [[TalkingAnimal talking mice]], the King's Acre has green skies, one sun and a fortress that looks and functions like an [[Creator/MCEscher M. C. Escher image]], and the Gardens Acre is a place of permanent darkness lit only by giant bioluminescent plants and fungi. The world is an EmpathicEnvironment that triggers rain when people are sad or sunshine when they're resolved and hopeful, and anyone who gets caught in a punderstorm will find their inner conflicts or dilemmas manifesting as a visual puzzle they have to solve; if they can't, they must wait for the storm to pass. The only way out of the realm, is to reach the Tree... except any attempt to travel there instantly traps the person in an UnnaturallyLoopingLocation until they stop attempting to reach it. The rule in the realm is that people cannot go to the Tree, the Tree has to come to them.
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* EldritchLocation: In Volume 9, Team RWBY and Jaune end up in 9 introduces [[TheWonderland the Ever After, After]], a strange world that is accessed by falling through the VoidBetweenTheWorlds and which doesn't function by Remnant's rules. It is dominated dominanted by an enormous WorldTree, and is [[PatchworkMap split into acres]] WorldTree. It functions by different rules to Remnant, being a PatchworkMap of "acres" with bridge-linked self-contained environments linked by bridges. environments. The Jungle Acre has golden skies, skies and two suns and [[TalkingAnimal talking mice]], suns, the King's Acre has green skies, skies and one sun and a fortress that looks and functions like an [[Creator/MCEscher M. C. Escher image]], sun, and the Gardens Acre is a place of permanent perpetual darkness lit only by giant bioluminescent biolumiscent plants and fungi. The world is an EmpathicEnvironment that triggers rain when people are sad or sunshine when they're resolved EmpathicEnvironment, whose weather responds to strong emotion and hopeful, and anyone who gets thunderstorms externalise the inner troubles of those caught in a punderstorm will find their inner conflicts or dilemmas manifesting as a visual puzzle they have to solve; if they can't, they them. The Tree is the realm's only exit, but no-one can go it; it must wait instead come to them. [[spoiler:Only self-acceptance and the need for the storm to pass. The only way out of the realm, is to reach the Tree... except any attempt to travel there instantly traps the renewal and get a person in an UnnaturallyLoopingLocation until they stop attempting to reach it. The rule in the realm is that people cannot go to the Tree, which can mean either succumbing to or overcoming trauma, depending on the Tree has to come to them.situation.]]
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* FaceRevealingTurn: Used in the ending of the Volume 3 finale as [[spoiler:a shot of Salem, who has previously appeared as the show's narrator, starts with her back to the camera, only for her to turn and reveal deep red and purple veins on her otherwise deathly pale face, as well as her eyes having [[BlackEyesOfEvil black sclerae]] and [[RedEyesTakeWarning red pupils]]]].
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* FaceRevealingTurn: Used in the ending of the Volume 3 finale as [[spoiler:a shot of Salem, who has previously appeared as the show's narrator, starts with her back to the camera, only for her to turn and reveal deep red and purple veins on her otherwise deathly pale face, as well as her eyes having [[BlackEyesOfEvil black sclerae]] and [[RedEyesTakeWarning red pupils]]]].pupils]], which glow brightly after her speech concludes]].
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* FictionalCurrency: The world of Remnant has lien (Ⱡ) as the primary form of currency. While coins of lien exist ("cents" mentioned by Roman and actually seen in ''WebAnimation/RWBYChibi''), lien is most commonly seen mass-produced as plastic cards of various colors with a magnetic strip like a prepaid credit card.
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* FictionalCurrency: The world of Remnant has lien (Ⱡ) as the primary form of currency. currency which [[WordOfGod according to Miles Luna]] is approximately equal to Japanese Yen. While coins of lien exist ("cents" mentioned by Roman and actually seen in ''WebAnimation/RWBYChibi''), lien is most commonly seen mass-produced as plastic cards of various colors with a magnetic strip like a prepaid credit card.card since it is more resilient than paper money and less expensive than coins for Huntsman to carry.
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* EyeDentityGiveaway:
** One of Neopolitan's giveaways (besides her muteness) is that her eyes will sometimes change to pink, brown, or cream shades when she blinks. However, this appears to be deliberate as she shows no difficulty in disguising her eye color and may be doing it to taunt her opponents.
** [[spoiler:Done ''to'' Neo by the Curious Cat in Volume 9, who pulls a GrandTheftMe on Neo and her eyes change to have bright blue sclera and white catlike pupils. Once the gang is able to yank the cat out of her, her eyes return to normal.]]
** One of Neopolitan's giveaways (besides her muteness) is that her eyes will sometimes change to pink, brown, or cream shades when she blinks. However, this appears to be deliberate as she shows no difficulty in disguising her eye color and may be doing it to taunt her opponents.
** [[spoiler:Done ''to'' Neo by the Curious Cat in Volume 9, who pulls a GrandTheftMe on Neo and her eyes change to have bright blue sclera and white catlike pupils. Once the gang is able to yank the cat out of her, her eyes return to normal.]]
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* TheFellowshipHasEnded: Ruby and Yang's family belonged to Team STRQ when they were at Beacon Academy, but permanently fell apart due to personal flaws and hidden agendas. Yang's mother Raven abandoned her shortly after birth and Ruby's mother Summer disappeared during a mission. They were raised by their father Taiyang and uncle Qrow. Qrow keeps a battered old team photo that is stained with glass rings and tear drops. [[spoiler:Raven wasn't the family type and Summer's last mission was a secret only Raven knows the truth about. Team STRQ used to help Professor Ozpin fight the BigBad, but that ended once Raven abandoned the fight upon learning Ozpin's secret: that Salem is an InvincibleVillain.]]
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* TheFellowshipHasEnded: Ruby and Yang's family belonged to Team STRQ when they were at Beacon Academy, but Academy's former star students, Team STRQ, who permanently fell apart due to personal flaws and hidden agendas. Yang's mother Raven abandoned her shortly after birth and Ruby's mother Summer disappeared during a mission. They were raised by their father Taiyang and uncle Qrow. Qrow keeps a battered old team photo that is stained with glass rings and tear drops. [[spoiler:Raven wasn't the family type and Summer's last mission was a secret only Raven knows the truth about. Team STRQ used to help Professor Ozpin fight the BigBad, but that ended once Raven abandoned the fight upon learning Ozpin's secret: that Salem is an InvincibleVillain.]]
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This used to be under Breaking The Fellowship, but that trope states permanent breaks should go under this trope instead. Also cutting down the entry's wall of text.
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* TheFellowshipHasEnded: Ruby and Yang's family belonged to Team STRQ when they were at Beacon Academy, but permanently fell apart due to personal flaws and hidden agendas. Yang's mother Raven abandoned her shortly after birth and Ruby's mother Summer disappeared during a mission. They were raised by their father Taiyang and uncle Qrow. Qrow keeps a battered old team photo that is stained with glass rings and tear drops. [[spoiler:Raven wasn't the family type and Summer's last mission was a secret only Raven knows the truth about. Team STRQ used to help Professor Ozpin fight the BigBad, but that ended once Raven abandoned the fight upon learning Ozpin's secret: that Salem is an InvincibleVillain.]]
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* EverythingIsAnIpodInTheFuture: Long-range and wi-fi communication is made possible by four CCT towers that are stationed in each kingdom which connect directly and via smaller relays that are located outside the kingdom and which are vulnerable to the Grimm. The towers can only function together or not all and make it possible for scrolls to function. Scrolls are collapsible tablets that, among other things, function as a phone, messenger (email, text and video), camera, video game controller and holographic projector. It can also monitor Aura levels of both the owner and others.
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* EverythingIsAnIpodInTheFuture: Long-range and wi-fi communication is made possible by four CCT towers that are stationed in each kingdom which connect directly and via smaller relays that are located outside the kingdom and which are vulnerable to the Grimm. The towers can only function together or not all and make it possible for scrolls to function. Scrolls are sleep collapsible tablets that, among other things, function devices that functions as a phone, messenger (email, text and video), camera, portable computer, video game controller and holographic projector. It They can also connect to any wi-fi or IT device simply by touching it, such as interfacing with the surface of an academy headmaster's desk, slotting into terminal ports, or sharing ID by holding the device up to a scanner. No matter what technological task is required, a scroll is almost always up to the task of doing it. They can even monitor Aura levels of for Huntsmen, both the owner individuals and others.entire teams. Everyone from children to adults uses scrolls, making them extremely accessible and ubiquitous.
