History TearJerker / JusticeLeagueXRWBYSuperHeroesAndHuntsmen

* When the Seer was strangling Jaune, it shows him glimpse of Pyrrha and the last one was of Cinder about to fire the fatal shot to her before Jessica freed him. Jaune never witnessed this event the first time it happened, so this tragic memory is more for the audience than him.

%%* Weiss' trauma is explored to some degree in the film, with the Fall of Atlas weighing on her mind. Not helped is how during her talk with Klein, it is noted that most people ''still'' [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating see the Schnee family in a negative light]], to the point that they hate receiving any help from them despite Jacques' death. The framing of her talk also puts her completely alone in the cafe, with only the two Faunus who she had saved earlier being willing to have anything to do with her.

* When the Seer was strangling Jaune, it shows him glimpse of Pyrrha and the last one was of Cinder about to fire the fatal shot to her before Jessica free him. Jaune never witnessed this event the first time it happened, so this tragic memory is more for the audience than him.

%%* Weiss' trauma is explored to some degree in the film, with the Fall of Atlas weighing on her mind. Not helped is how during her talk with Klein, it is noted that most people ''still'' see the Schnee family in a negative light, to the point that they hate receiving any help from them. The framing of her talk also puts her completely alone in the cafe, with only the two Faunus who she had saved earlier being willing to have anything to do with her.

* Yang is less than happy at Ruby's reckless behavior, with a tension building between Yang and Ruby as a result. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 ([[BroadStrokes or given the crossover's canon-adjacent nature, the Fall of Atlas]]) has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything with no regard for her own wellbeing. Given her past tendencies of putting herself on the line to protect her baby sister, and [[ParentalAbandonment her own trauma regarding her mothers Summer and Raven leaving her behind]], it's plainly clear that [[AngerBornOfWorry she's absolutely frightened of losing Ruby as well.]]

* Yang is less than happy at Ruby's reckless behavior, with a tension building between Yang and Ruby as a result. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 ([[BroadStrokes or given the crossover's canon-adjacent nature, the Fall of Atlas]]) has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything with no regard for her own wellbeing. Given her own past tendencies of putting herself on the line to protect her baby sister, and [[ParentalAbandonment her own trauma regarding her mothers Summer and Raven leaving her behind]], it's plainly clear that [[AngerBornOfWorry she's absolutely frightened of losing Ruby as well.]]

* Yang is less than happy at Ruby's reckless behavior, with a tension building between Yang and Ruby as a result. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 ([[BroadStrokes or given the crossover's dubiously canonical nature, the Fall of Atlas]]) has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything with no regard for her own wellbeing. Given her own past tendencies of putting herself on the line to protect her baby sister, and [[ParentalAbandonment her own trauma regarding her mothers Summer and Raven leaving her behind]], it's plainly clear that [[AngerBornOfWorry she's absolutely frightened of losing Ruby as well.]]

* Yang is less than happy at Ruby's reckless behavior, with a tension building between Yang and Ruby as a result. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 ([[BroadStrokes or given the crossover's dubiously canonical nature, the Fall of Atlas]]) has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything. Given her own past tendencies of putting herself on the line to protect her baby sister, and [[ParentalAbandonment her own trauma regarding her mothers Summer and Raven leaving her behind]], it's plainly clear that [[AngerBornOfWorry she's absolutely frightened of losing Ruby as well.]]

* Yang is ''furious'' at Ruby's reckless behavior. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything. Given her own past tendencies of putting herself on the line to protect her baby sister, and [[ParentalAbandonment her own trauma regarding her mothers Summer and Raven leaving her behind]], it's plainly clear that [[AngerBornOfWorry she's absolutely frightened of losing Ruby as well.]]

* Yang is ''furious'' at Ruby's reckless behavior. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything. Given her own past tendencies of putting herself on the line to protect her baby sister, and [[ParentalAbandonment her own trauma regarding her mothers Summer and Raven leaving her behind]], it's plainly clear that she's absolutely frightened of losing Ruby as well.

* Yang is ''furious'' at Ruby's reckless behavior. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything. Given her own past tendencies of putting herself on the line to protect her baby sister, and [[ParentalAbandonment her own trauma regarding her mothers Summer and Raven leaving her behind]], it's plainly clear that she's absolutely frightened of losing Ruby as well, especially since Ruby seems to be overcompensating for her own trauma by being so reckless.

* Yang is ''furious'' at Ruby's reckless behavior. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything. Given her own past tendencies of putting herself on the line to protect her baby sister, and [[ParentalAbandonment her own trauma regarding her mothers Summer and Raven leaving her behind]], it's plainly clear that she's absolutely frightened of losing Ruby as well.

* Yang is ''furious'' at Ruby's reckless behavior. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything, even if she's being a {{hypocrite}} about it.

* Yang is ''furious'' at Ruby's reckless behavior. It's quite clear that Ruby's near-ascension back in Volume 9 has put Yang back in a protective mode and she doesn't like Ruby flinging herself at everything, even if she's being a [{hypocrite}} about it.

* When the Seer was strangling Jaune, it shows him glimpse of Pyrrha and the last one was of Cinder about to fire the fatal shot to her before Jessica free him.

* You can't help but feel sorry for Jessica when nobody from her own team want to help her find her ring.

* you can't help but feel sorry for Jessica when nobody from her own team want to help her find her ring.

* Jessica sympathize with Jaune [[DeathByOriginStory cause she to knows the pain of losing a friend]]

'''Jaune:''' She is. …Was.\\

--> ''' Jess: She seemed important to you.'''\\
'''Jaune: She is. …Was.'''\\
'''Jess: I’m sorry you lost her.'''\\
'''Jaune: It was a long time ago.'''\\
'''Jess: Time is only one part of grief.'''

--> ''' Jess: She seemed important to you.'''
--> '''Jaune: She is. …Was.'''
--> '''Jess: I’m sorry you lost her.'''
--> '''Jaune: It was a long time ago.'''
--->'''Jess: Time is only one part of grief.'''

* when the seer was strangling Jaune it shows him glimpse of Pyrrha and the last one was of Cinder about to fire the fatal shot to her before jessica free him.

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* At one point, Jaune and Jessica team up to find the latter's Green Lantern Ring. As they proceed, Jaune [[spoiler: keeps hearing Pyrrha's voice, culminating in him asking for her help and actually seeing her. They embrace, and Pyrrha promises that she's real.]] Despite flat-out stating that this ''can't'' be real, Jaune [[spoiler: eventually gives in and decides to trust her]]. Moments later, [[spoiler: Pyrrha is revealed to just be a digital simulation, and traps Jaune and Jessica in a sealed room.]]