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** The Blacksmith was made to talk almost like a therapist would, not giving Ruby the answers she needs, but gently guiding her to them. Similarly, the weapons offered to Ruby were used because of their connection with how Ruby was introduced and her core identity.
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* The writers knew viewers would become attached to Somewhat and Juniper, so they tried to give them essentially a fairy tale ending.
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* The writers wanted to give Neopolitan somewhat of a neutral ending to her story, and letting her Ascend also makes it more open-ended as to where Neo will end up and who she will become.
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* The DramaticSpotlight above Ruby's head at the beginning of "Tea Amidst Terrible Trouble" represents what the world felt like in Ruby's head with her worsening mental state.
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* The character of the Blacksmith was inspired by the God Entity from ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' and her tall appearance was also compared to Lady Alcina Dimitrescu from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage''.
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* The character of the Blacksmith was inspired by the God Entity from ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' and her tall appearance was also compared to Lady Alcina Dimitrescu from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage''.''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage''.
* The Writers stated in the volume 9 commentary that they consider the volume was the characters "therapy".
* The hopeful ending of Volume 9 is meant to contrast the bleak ending of Volume 8.
* The Writers stated in the volume 9 commentary that they consider the volume was the characters "therapy".
* The hopeful ending of Volume 9 is meant to contrast the bleak ending of Volume 8.
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* The character of the Blacksmith was inspired by the God Entity from ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' and her talk appearance was also compared to Lady Alcina Dimitrescu from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage''.
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* The character of the Blacksmith was inspired by the God Entity from ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' and her talk tall appearance was also compared to Lady Alcina Dimitrescu from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage''.
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* The character of the Blacksmith was inspired by the God Entity from ''WesternAnimation/Futurama'' and her talk appearance was also compared to Lady Alcina Dimitrescu from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage''.
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* The character of the Blacksmith was inspired by the God Entity from ''WesternAnimation/Futurama'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' and her talk appearance was also compared to Lady Alcina Dimitrescu from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage''.
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* The commentary for Volume 9 reveals that the Dark Acre was originally where the Gods conducted their experiments in the Ever After before they departed to create Remnant.
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* The commentary for Volume 9 reveals that the Dark Acre was originally where the Gods conducted their experiments in the Ever After before they departed to create Remnant.Remnant.
* The character of the Blacksmith was inspired by the God Entity from ''WesternAnimation/Futurama'' and her talk appearance was also compared to Lady Alcina Dimitrescu from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage''.
* The character of the Blacksmith was inspired by the God Entity from ''WesternAnimation/Futurama'' and her talk appearance was also compared to Lady Alcina Dimitrescu from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage''.
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* According to the commentary of volume 9 episode 6, Blake knew she was bisexual for a long time. However, Yang didn't know she was attracted to women until she fall in love with Blake. In fact, it's also revealed Blake was the first person Yang was in love with ever which means Blake is Yang's FirstLove and ClosetKey
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* According to the commentary of volume 9 episode 6, Blake knew she was bisexual for a long time. However, Yang didn't know she was attracted to women until she fall falls in love with Blake. In fact, it's also revealed Blake was the first person Yang was in love with ever which means Blake is Yang's FirstLove and ClosetKeyClosetKey.
*The commentary for Volume 9 reveals that the Dark Acre was originally where the Gods conducted their experiments in the Ever After before they departed to create Remnant.
*The commentary for Volume 9 reveals that the Dark Acre was originally where the Gods conducted their experiments in the Ever After before they departed to create Remnant.
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* Miles Luna revealed on Cameo that Lien is more-or-less based on Japanese Yen and is card-based because Monty Oum thought it would be a cool way of giving the world a futuristic vibe, and would probably be more resilient and practical to carry than either paper money or coins. He also admitted that the one time they wanted to price noodles in Volume 3, they took the price of real life ramen and added several zeroes.
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* Miles Luna revealed on Cameo that Lien is more-or-less based on Japanese Yen and is card-based because Monty Oum thought it would be a cool way of giving the world a futuristic vibe, and would probably be more resilient and practical to carry than either paper money or coins. He also admitted that the one time they wanted to price noodles in Volume 3, they took the price of real life ramen and added several zeroes.zeroes.
* According to the commentary of volume 9 episode 6, Blake knew she was bisexual for a long time. However, Yang didn't know she was attracted to women until she fall in love with Blake. In fact, it's also revealed Blake was the first person Yang was in love with ever which means Blake is Yang's FirstLove and ClosetKey
* According to the commentary of volume 9 episode 6, Blake knew she was bisexual for a long time. However, Yang didn't know she was attracted to women until she fall in love with Blake. In fact, it's also revealed Blake was the first person Yang was in love with ever which means Blake is Yang's FirstLove and ClosetKey
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We need to be really careful quoting cameo because Miles repeatedly states that most of what he's saying is his own head canons and should not be taken as Word Of God facts about the show. We know the Lien one is factual because he states he contacted Kerry first to clarify things before answering the question, but the Oscar thing was part of his fanfic head canon which started with a disclaimer, so it would require a proper Word Of God confirmation elsewhere.
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* In another Cameo video by Miles Luna, he explained that Oscar has an "active mind" due to housing the memories of Ozma's previous reincarnations, so he has gained a bit of insomnia as a result.
* Miles Luna revealed on Cameo some information regarding Lien, the Currency of the World of Remnant.
** The value of Lien is approximately equal to Japanese Yen.
** Lien uses cards because Monty Oum thought they were cool and that the cards would make the world seem more futuristic, with a practical in-universe reason being it is more resilient than paper money and less expensive than coins for Huntsman to carry.
** Most Lien prices seen in the show come from adding zeros to the end of the U. S. Dollar price of similar real world items.
* Miles Luna revealed on Cameo some information regarding Lien, the Currency of the World of Remnant.
** The value of Lien is approximately equal to Japanese Yen.
** Lien uses cards because Monty Oum thought they were cool and that the cards would make the world seem more futuristic, with a practical in-universe reason being it is more resilient than paper money and less expensive than coins for Huntsman to carry.
** Most Lien prices seen in the show come from adding zeros to the end of the U. S. Dollar price of similar real world items.
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** The value of
** Lien uses cards
** Most Lien prices seen in
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* Miles Luna revealed on Cameo that the value of Lien is approximately equal to Japanese Yen. He also revealed that Lien use cards because Monty Oum thought they were cool and that the cards would make the world seem more futuristic, with a practical in-universe reason being it is more resilient than paper money and less expensive than coins for Huntsman to carry.
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* Miles Luna revealed on Cameo that some information regarding Lien, the Currency of the World of Remnant.
** The value of Lien is approximately equal to JapaneseYen. He also revealed that Yen.
** Lienuse uses cards because Monty Oum thought they were cool and that the cards would make the world seem more futuristic, with a practical in-universe reason being it is more resilient than paper money and less expensive than coins for Huntsman to carry.carry.
** Most Lien prices seen in the show come from adding zeros to the end of the U. S. Dollar price of similar real world items.
** The value of Lien is approximately equal to Japanese
** Lien
** Most Lien prices seen in the show come from adding zeros to the end of the U. S. Dollar price of similar real world items.
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* When asked about Oscar Pine's allusion on Cameo, Miles Luna confirmed that he alludes to "[[Literature/TheLittlePrince The Little Prince]]", something he previously teased at on Twitter.
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* When asked about Oscar Pine's allusion on Cameo, Miles Luna confirmed that he alludes to "[[Literature/TheLittlePrince The Little Prince]]", something he previously teased at on Twitter.Twitter.
* In another Cameo video by Miles Luna, he explained that Oscar has an "active mind" due to housing the memories of Ozma's previous reincarnations, so he has gained a bit of insomnia as a result.
* Miles Luna revealed on Cameo that the value of Lien is approximately equal to Japanese Yen. He also revealed that Lien use cards because Monty Oum thought they were cool and that the cards would make the world seem more futuristic, with a practical in-universe reason being it is more resilient than paper money and less expensive than coins for Huntsman to carry.
* In another Cameo video by Miles Luna, he explained that Oscar has an "active mind" due to housing the memories of Ozma's previous reincarnations, so he has gained a bit of insomnia as a result.
* Miles Luna revealed on Cameo that the value of Lien is approximately equal to Japanese Yen. He also revealed that Lien use cards because Monty Oum thought they were cool and that the cards would make the world seem more futuristic, with a practical in-universe reason being it is more resilient than paper money and less expensive than coins for Huntsman to carry.
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* When asked about Oscar Pine's allusion on Cameo, Miles Luna confirmed that he alludes to "The Little Prince", something he previously teased at on Twitter.
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* When asked about Oscar Pine's allusion on Cameo, Miles Luna confirmed that he alludes to "The "[[Literature/TheLittlePrince The Little Prince", Prince]]", something he previously teased at on Twitter.
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* During an AMA on Twitter, Kiersi Burkhart revealed that Team FNKI had survived the destruction of Atlas.
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* During an AMA on Twitter, Kiersi Burkhart revealed that Team FNKI had survived the destruction of Atlas.Atlas.
* When asked about Oscar Pine's allusion on Cameo, Miles Luna confirmed that he alludes to "The Little Prince", something he previously teased at on Twitter.
* When asked about Oscar Pine's allusion on Cameo, Miles Luna confirmed that he alludes to "The Little Prince", something he previously teased at on Twitter.
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* One of the animators for Volume 9 has confirmed that the Curious Cat's second form becoming black and white is a deliberate ActorAllusion to [[Characters/Persona5GoroAkechi Akechi's]] second Persona, Loki, in nod to how they're both voiced by Creator/RobbieDaymond.
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* One of the animators for Volume 9 has confirmed that the Curious Cat's second form becoming black and white is a deliberate ActorAllusion to [[Characters/Persona5GoroAkechi Akechi's]] second Persona, Loki, in nod to how they're both voiced by Creator/RobbieDaymond.Creator/RobbieDaymond.
* During an AMA on Twitter, Kiersi Burkhart revealed that Team FNKI had survived the destruction of Atlas.
* During an AMA on Twitter, Kiersi Burkhart revealed that Team FNKI had survived the destruction of Atlas.
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Adding this so people don't have to keep speculating about what happened to the refugees.
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* The Volume 8 Director's commentary confirmed that all of the refugees caught up in Cinder's attack and fell off the platforms during "Worthy" were killed by the attack.
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* While talking about RWBY: The Grimm Campaign, Eddy Rivas confirmed on Twitter that Vermillion Raddock's boss was in fact Salem.
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* While talking about RWBY: The Grimm Campaign, Eddy Rivas confirmed on Twitter that Vermillion Raddock's boss was in fact Salem.Salem.
* One of the animators for Volume 9 has confirmed that the Curious Cat's second form becoming black and white is a deliberate ActorAllusion to [[Characters/Persona5GoroAkechi Akechi's]] second Persona, Loki, in nod to how they're both voiced by Creator/RobbieDaymond.
* One of the animators for Volume 9 has confirmed that the Curious Cat's second form becoming black and white is a deliberate ActorAllusion to [[Characters/Persona5GoroAkechi Akechi's]] second Persona, Loki, in nod to how they're both voiced by Creator/RobbieDaymond.
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* Eddy Rivas stated that the last two episodes of Volume 9 together make up the finale for the Volume with the shortest episode of the volume being the first half and the longest episode of the volume being the second half.
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* Eddy Rivas stated that the last two episodes of Volume 9 together make up the finale for the Volume with the shortest episode of the volume being the first half and the longest episode of the volume being the second half.half.
* While talking about RWBY: The Grimm Campaign, Eddy Rivas confirmed on Twitter that Vermillion Raddock's boss was in fact Salem.
* While talking about RWBY: The Grimm Campaign, Eddy Rivas confirmed on Twitter that Vermillion Raddock's boss was in fact Salem.
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* During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 8, it was stated that the Curious Cat's creators were indeed the Brother Gods and that everyone at Neo's "Tea Party" was everyone that Ruby believed that she either failed to save or had a part in their deaths.
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* During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 8, it was stated that the Curious Cat's creators were indeed the Brother Gods and that everyone at Neo's "Tea Party" was everyone that Ruby believed that she either failed to save or had a part in their deaths.deaths.
* Eddy Rivas stated that the last two episodes of Volume 9 together make up the finale for the Volume with the shortest episode of the volume being the first half and the longest episode of the volume being the second half.
* Eddy Rivas stated that the last two episodes of Volume 9 together make up the finale for the Volume with the shortest episode of the volume being the first half and the longest episode of the volume being the second half.
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* The reason that there are many animals shown in the series is due to issues with the budget of the show.
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* During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 1, Eddy Rivas stated that the idea of Volumes 7, 8 and 9 was always to end it with a more personal story focusing on Team RWBY and mainly Ruby Rose as it's climax.
*During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 3, Erin Winn stated that the design of much of the Ever After including the Crimson Castle were based off of the art of M C Escher in order to differentiate it from the location designs on Remnant being based off of locations from the real world.
*During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 3, Erin Winn stated that the design of much of the Ever After including the Crimson Castle were based off of the art of M C Escher in order to differentiate it from the location designs on Remnant being based off of locations from the real world.
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** During the same episode, they stated that "The Perils of Paper Houses" was only the beginning of Ruby's breakdown.
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** During the same episode, they stated that "The Perils of Paper Houses" was only the beginning of Ruby's breakdown.breakdown.
* During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 8, it was stated that the Curious Cat's creators were indeed the Brother Gods and that everyone at Neo's "Tea Party" was everyone that Ruby believed that she either failed to save or had a part in their deaths.
* During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 8, it was stated that the Curious Cat's creators were indeed the Brother Gods and that everyone at Neo's "Tea Party" was everyone that Ruby believed that she either failed to save or had a part in their deaths.
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* During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 7, Kerry Shawcross stated that he estimated Jaune was in the Ever After for over 10 to 20 years after he went back in time.
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* During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 7, Kerry Shawcross stated that he estimated Jaune was in the Ever After for at least over 10 to 20 years after he went back in time.time.
**During the same episode, they stated that "The Perils of Paper Houses" was only the beginning of Ruby's breakdown.
**During the same episode, they stated that "The Perils of Paper Houses" was only the beginning of Ruby's breakdown.
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* The writers called Atlas "Checkov's Floating City" due to always knowing it was planned to fall to the ground. Similarly, Ironwood's bomb was called "Checkov's Nuke" due to always being planned to blow up.
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* The writers called Atlas "Checkov's Floating City" due to always knowing it was planned to fall to the ground. Similarly, Ironwood's bomb was called "Checkov's Nuke" due to always being planned to blow up.up.
* During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 7, Kerry Shawcross stated that he estimated Jaune was in the Ever After for over 10 to 20 years after he went back in time.
* During RWBY Roundtable Volume 9 episode 7, Kerry Shawcross stated that he estimated Jaune was in the Ever After for over 10 to 20 years after he went back in time.
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These are Word Of Saint Paul. I've moved them to the correct Trivia entry.
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* The writers called Atlas "Checkov's Floating City" due to always knowing it was planned to fall to the ground. Similarly, Ironwood's bomb was called "Checkov's Nuke" due to always being planned to blow up.
* According to Arryn Zech and Barbara Dunkelman, Blake and Yang being in love and becoming an OfficialCouple was [[https://mobile.twitter.com/bdunkelman/status/1639791841959899136 something planned 10 years ago.]]
* According to Arryn Zech and Barbara Dunkelman, Blake and Yang being in love and becoming an OfficialCouple was [[https://mobile.twitter.com/bdunkelman/status/1639791841959899136 something planned 10 years ago.]]
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* The writers called Atlas "Checkov's Floating City" due to always knowing it was planned to fall to the ground. Similarly, Ironwood's bomb was called "Checkov's Nuke" due to always being planned to blow up.
* According to Arryn Zech and Barbara Dunkelman, Blake and Yang being in love and becoming an OfficialCouple was [[https://mobile.twitter.com/bdunkelman/status/1639791841959899136 something planned 10 years ago.]]up.
* According to Arryn Zech and Barbara Dunkelman, Blake and Yang being in love and becoming an OfficialCouple was [[https://mobile.twitter.com/bdunkelman/status/1639791841959899136 something planned 10 years ago.]]
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* According to Erin Winn, the inhabitants of the Ever After are called Afterans.
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* Though many had assumed that the Faunus were inspired by the many animal characters that exist in anime, Monty Oum revealed that they actually stem from his love of the old Hanna-Barbera cartoon ''WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}}''.
* Monty's Website/{{Twitter}} responses clarified that Summer is definitively dead, not just missing.
* A livestream done by the cast and crew a day before "Heroes and Monsters" confirmed Roman Torchwick didn't survive being eaten by the Griffon during the episode.
* Jen Brown (Pyrrha's VA) revealed that one of the first things Monty told her about Pyrrha was that she was going to die.
* Miles and Kerry confirmed during an [=AfterBuzz=] livestream that Salem is not the original Winter Maiden. Their similar designs were just a coincidence.
* Contrary to popular belief about the "shipping" songs in the soundtrack, Jeff Williams has stated in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD9RrQ18jqo&feature=youtu.be an interview]] that the songs on the soundtrack are just independent ideas he had and then edited to fit ''[=RWBY=]''. To give two examples: "Cold"[[note]]primarily about Creator/MontyOum's death, not Pyrrha's, which the extended version of the song makes clear[[/note]] and "Home"[[note]]about him and his daughter[[/note]].
* Monty, in an interview, stated that the characters of RWBY are somewhat based off fairy tale characters, in which one can spot some references, but that they are not necessarily governed or controlled by their origins. He continues, [[https://constantlycalibrating.com/20130219interview-monty-oum/ stating]] that they put their own spin on it instead of retelling it as they are not interested in that.
* The reason that there are many animals shown in the series is due to issues with the budget of the show.
* While many believed that Adam's fairytale allusion is to Gaston, or the cursed rose, Gray Haddock has already confirmed during the [[https://youtu.be/kW9ONvrvgt4?t=2407 end of Volume 3]] that Adam's fairytale allusion is to the Beast. He further comments that Adam and Blake are a little bit of both Beauty and Beast. However, in their twist for the allusion, the Beast isn't saved by love in the end. [[https://youtu.be/quLuNg2a8ms?t=1564 Barbara]] and [[https://rwbyconversations.tumblr.com/post/184747333086/adam-tauruss-card-art-and-bio-in-rwby-amity?is_highlighted_post=1 Amity Arena]] reiterate the point.
* According to the Volume 7 Commentary, the writers thought it would be cool to end the Volume exactly how it began in the form of BookEnds.
* Ironwood SlowlySlippingIntoEvil was meant to be subtle and make sense by naturally happening over the course of the show.
* The writers called Atlas "Checkov's Floating City" due to always knowing it was planned to fall to the ground. Similarly, Ironwood's bomb was called "Checkov's Nuke" due to always being planned to blow up.
* According to Erin Winn, the inhabitants of the Ever After are called Afterans.
* According to Arryn Zech and Barbara Dunkelman, Blake and Yang being in love and becoming an OfficialCouple was [[https://mobile.twitter.com/bdunkelman/status/1639791841959899136 something planned 10 years ago.]]
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* Though many had assumed that the Faunus were inspired by the many animal characters that exist in anime, Monty Oum revealed that they actually stem from his love of the old Hanna-Barbera cartoon ''WesternAnimation/{{Snagglepuss}}''.
* Monty's Website/{{Twitter}} responses clarified that Summer is definitively dead, not just missing.
* A livestream done by the cast and crew a day before "Heroes and Monsters" confirmed Roman Torchwick didn't survive being eaten by the Griffon during the episode.
* Jen Brown (Pyrrha's VA) revealed that one of the first things Monty told her about Pyrrha was that she was going to die.
* Miles and Kerry confirmed during an [=AfterBuzz=] livestream that Salem is not the original Winter Maiden. Their similar designs were just a coincidence.
* Contrary to popular belief about the "shipping" songs in the soundtrack, Jeff Williams has stated in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD9RrQ18jqo&feature=youtu.be an interview]] that the songs on the soundtrack are just independent ideas he had and then edited to fit ''[=RWBY=]''. To give two examples: "Cold"[[note]]primarily about Creator/MontyOum's death, not Pyrrha's, which the extended version of the song makes clear[[/note]] and "Home"[[note]]about him and his daughter[[/note]].
* Monty, in an interview, stated that the characters of RWBY are somewhat based off fairy tale characters, in which one can spot some references, but that they are not necessarily governed or controlled by their origins. He continues, [[https://constantlycalibrating.com/20130219interview-monty-oum/ stating]] that they put their own spin on it instead of retelling it as they are not interested in that.
* The reason that there are many animals shown in the series is due to issues with the budget of the show.
* While many believed that Adam's fairytale allusion is to Gaston, or the cursed rose, Gray Haddock has already confirmed during the [[https://youtu.be/kW9ONvrvgt4?t=2407 end of Volume 3]] that Adam's fairytale allusion is to the Beast. He further comments that Adam and Blake are a little bit of both Beauty and Beast. However, in their twist for the allusion, the Beast isn't saved by love in the end. [[https://youtu.be/quLuNg2a8ms?t=1564 Barbara]] and [[https://rwbyconversations.tumblr.com/post/184747333086/adam-tauruss-card-art-and-bio-in-rwby-amity?is_highlighted_post=1 Amity Arena]] reiterate the point.
* According to the Volume 7 Commentary, the writers thought it would be cool to end the Volume exactly how it began in the form of BookEnds.
* Ironwood SlowlySlippingIntoEvil was meant to be subtle and make sense by naturally happening over the course of the show.
* The writers called Atlas "Checkov's Floating City" due to always knowing it was planned to fall to the ground. Similarly, Ironwood's bomb was called "Checkov's Nuke" due to always being planned to blow up.
* According to Erin Winn, the inhabitants of the Ever After are called Afterans.
* According to Arryn Zech and Barbara Dunkelman, Blake and Yang being in love and becoming an OfficialCouple was [[https://mobile.twitter.com/bdunkelman/status/1639791841959899136 something planned 10 years ago.]]
