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*** Additionally, [[spoiler:the plot point of Poison Ivy brainwashing Jaune and Ren is this when it happened to all of Team JNPR because of Starro in that comic.]]

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*** Additionally, [[spoiler:the the plot point of Poison [[spoiler:Poison Ivy brainwashing Jaune and Ren is this when it happened to all of Team JNPR because of Starro in that comic.]]

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* CompleteMonster: [[PsychoPsychologist Dr. Jonathan Crane]], aka [[ScaryScarecrows the Scarecrow]], is the first villain RWBYJNPR face upon reaching Earth, and one of the vilest. [[NightmareFetishist Obsessed]] with [[SupernaturalFearInducer inflicting fear on others]], he places fear gas bombs all around Gotham City, using six small bombs to try to distract the Bat-Family from finding his seventh and most powerful bomb, which is intended to affect the whole city. The Scarecrow is completely uncaring that the gas is likely to kill or permanently affect everyone in the city, only caring about how it could further his research. After being broken out of police custody, the Scarecrow throws another fear gas grenade at the pursuing RWBYJNPR, not caring that his own men who had broken him out minutes prior would also be affected. Even despite his minor role, the Scarecrow is a truly horrible person that [[EvenEvilHasStandards even other villains like the Penguin and Black Mask despise]].

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* CompleteMonster: [[PsychoPsychologist Dr. Jonathan Crane]], aka [[ScaryScarecrows [[Characters/BatmanTheScarecrow the Scarecrow]], is the first villain RWBYJNPR face upon reaching Earth, and one of the vilest. [[NightmareFetishist Obsessed]] with [[SupernaturalFearInducer inflicting fear on others]], he places fear gas bombs all around Gotham City, using six small bombs to try to distract the Bat-Family from finding his seventh and most powerful bomb, which is intended to affect the whole city. The Scarecrow is completely uncaring that the gas is likely to kill or permanently affect everyone in the city, only caring about how it could further his research. After being broken out of police custody, the Scarecrow throws another fear gas grenade at the pursuing RWBYJNPR, not caring that his own men who had broken him out minutes prior would also be affected. Even despite his minor role, the Scarecrow is a truly horrible person that [[EvenEvilHasStandards even other villains like the Penguin and Black Mask despise]].
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** It's hard to say when exactly Brainiac crossed it, but he's fully established as the GreaterScopeVillain with TheReveal that Remnant isn't the ''first'' world he bottled, and won't be the last either.

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** It's hard to say when exactly Brainiac crossed it, but he's fully established as the GreaterScopeVillain with TheReveal that Remnant isn't the ''first'' world he bottled, and won't be the last either. And if that wasn't bad enough, [[spoiler: he reaches a new low when it is revealed he brutally tortured Whitley with horrible experiments]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[PsychoPsychologist Dr. Jonathan Crane]], aka [[ScaryScarecrows the Scarecrow ]], is the first villain RWBYJNPR face upon reaching Earth, and one of the vilest. [[NightmareFetishist Obsessed]] with [[SupernaturalFearInducer inflicting fear on others]], he places fear gas bombs all around Gotham City, using six small bombs to try to distract the Bat-Family from finding his seventh and most powerful bomb, which is intended to affect the whole city. The Scarecrow is completely uncaring that the gas is likely to kill or permanently affect everyone in the city, only caring about how it could further his research. After being broken out of police custody, the Scarecrow throws another fear gas grenade at the pursuing RWBYJNPR, not caring that his own men who had broken him out minutes prior would also be affected. Even despite his minor role, the Scarecrow is a truly horrible person that [[EvenEvilHasStandards even other villains like the Penguin and Black Mask despise]].

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* CompleteMonster: [[PsychoPsychologist Dr. Jonathan Crane]], aka [[ScaryScarecrows the Scarecrow ]], Scarecrow]], is the first villain RWBYJNPR face upon reaching Earth, and one of the vilest. [[NightmareFetishist Obsessed]] with [[SupernaturalFearInducer inflicting fear on others]], he places fear gas bombs all around Gotham City, using six small bombs to try to distract the Bat-Family from finding his seventh and most powerful bomb, which is intended to affect the whole city. The Scarecrow is completely uncaring that the gas is likely to kill or permanently affect everyone in the city, only caring about how it could further his research. After being broken out of police custody, the Scarecrow throws another fear gas grenade at the pursuing RWBYJNPR, not caring that his own men who had broken him out minutes prior would also be affected. Even despite his minor role, the Scarecrow is a truly horrible person that [[EvenEvilHasStandards even other villains like the Penguin and Black Mask despise]].
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*CompleteMonster: [[PsychoPsychologist Dr. Jonathan Crane]], aka [[ScaryScarecrows the Scarecrow ]], is the first villain RWBYJNPR face upon reaching Earth, and one of the vilest. [[NightmareFetishist Obsessed]] with [[SupernaturalFearInducer inflicting fear on others]], he places fear gas bombs all around Gotham City, using six small bombs to try to distract the Bat-Family from finding his seventh and most powerful bomb, which is intended to affect the whole city. The Scarecrow is completely uncaring that the gas is likely to kill or permanently affect everyone in the city, only caring about how it could further his research. After being broken out of police custody, the Scarecrow throws another fear gas grenade at the pursuing RWBYJNPR, not caring that his own men who had broken him out minutes prior would also be affected. Even despite his minor role, the Scarecrow is a truly horrible person that [[EvenEvilHasStandards even other villains like the Penguin and Black Mask despise]].
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** On chapter 40, the Bat-family faces Clayface, King Shark, Dr. Psycho, and a brainwashed Ren and Jaune, who were being controlled by Poison Ivy. A few weeks later, also on the ''Harley Queen'' series, Dr. Psycho enhances his powers and mind controls Clayface, King Shark ''and'' Poison Ivy.

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** On chapter 40, the Bat-family faces Clayface, King Shark, Dr. Psycho, and a brainwashed Ren and Jaune, who were being controlled by Poison Ivy. A few weeks later, also on the ''Harley Queen'' Quinn'' series, Dr. Psycho enhances his powers and mind controls Clayface, King Shark ''and'' Poison Ivy.
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* FanPreferredCouple: It only took their first meeting and one more interaction for fans to immediately start shipping Qrow/[[spoiler:Willow]]. Which is ''hilarious'', considering the popularity of Qrow/Winter.


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** Jacques Schnee was already a pretty terrible person considering how he treats many of the people who work for him under the SDC, but he officially crossed the line when he sells out his ''wife and son'' to save his own skin. Worse than that, Willow reveals that Brainiac didn't have to issue any threats -- the very moment he showed up and asked for Willow and Whitley, Jacques handed them over without a second thought.
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** Raven (Branwen) abandoning her husband and daughter while refusing to visit them, willingly accepting to serve the cyborg who just destroyed her planet and letting Taiyang believe his daughters are dead is already pretty dark and awful. But what truly could be considered irredeemable is her ''selling'' Qrow (her own twin brother) to Brainiac for his esoterical Semblance, fully knowing he's going to suffer brutal experimentation. And if that isn't bad enough, [[spoiler: when Qrow and Penny find a way to escape from Brainiac, it is Raven who tries to impede him, officially siding with Brainiac, even have the nerve to call Qrow a traitor]].

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** Raven (Branwen) abandoning her husband and daughter while refusing to visit them, willingly accepting to serve the cyborg who just destroyed her planet and letting Taiyang believe his daughters are dead is already pretty dark and awful. But what truly could be considered irredeemable is her ''selling'' Qrow (her own twin brother) to Brainiac for his esoterical Semblance, fully knowing he's going to suffer brutal experimentation. And if that isn't bad enough, [[spoiler: when Qrow and Penny find a way to escape from Brainiac, it is Raven who tries to impede him, officially siding with Brainiac, even have having the nerve to call Qrow a traitor]].
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** Raven (Branwen) abandoning her husband and daughter while refusing to visit them, willingly accepting to serve the cyborg who just destroyed her planet and letting Taiyang believe his daughters are dead is already pretty dark and awful. But what truly could be considered irredeemable is her ''selling'' Qrow (her own twin brother) to Brainiac for his esoterical Semblance, fully knowing he's going to suffer brutal experimentation.

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** Raven (Branwen) abandoning her husband and daughter while refusing to visit them, willingly accepting to serve the cyborg who just destroyed her planet and letting Taiyang believe his daughters are dead is already pretty dark and awful. But what truly could be considered irredeemable is her ''selling'' Qrow (her own twin brother) to Brainiac for his esoterical Semblance, fully knowing he's going to suffer brutal experimentation. And if that isn't bad enough, [[spoiler: when Qrow and Penny find a way to escape from Brainiac, it is Raven who tries to impede him, officially siding with Brainiac, even have the nerve to call Qrow a traitor]].

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*** Additionally, [[spoiler:the plot point of Poison Ivy brainwashing Jaune and Ren is this when it happened to all of Team JNPR because of Starro in that comic.]]



** Raven(Branwen) abandoning her husband and daughter while refusing to visit them, willingly accepting to serve the cyborg who just destroyed her planet and letting Taiyang believe his daughters are dead is already pretty dark and awful. But what truly could be considered irredeemable is her ''selling'' Qrow (her own twin brother) to Brainiac for his esoterical Semblance, fully knowing he's going to suffer brutal experimentation.

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** Raven(Branwen) Raven (Branwen) abandoning her husband and daughter while refusing to visit them, willingly accepting to serve the cyborg who just destroyed her planet and letting Taiyang believe his daughters are dead is already pretty dark and awful. But what truly could be considered irredeemable is her ''selling'' Qrow (her own twin brother) to Brainiac for his esoterical Semblance, fully knowing he's going to suffer brutal experimentation.
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** The existence of this story itself now that there'll be an actual ''ComicBook/RWBYJusticeLeague'' crossover in April 2021.

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** The existence This fic's very premise given the release of this story itself now that there'll be an actual official ''ComicBook/RWBYJusticeLeague'' crossover in April 2021.
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** This goes double for the appearances of Bigby Wolf and Snow White during the two-part ''Fables Among Us'' arc, given that, unlike the aforementioned Death of the Endless, there have never been any official crossovers between ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' and ''Franchise/TheDCU''.

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** This goes double for the appearances of Bigby Wolf and Snow White during the two-part ''Fables Among Us'' arc, given that, unlike the aforementioned Death of the Endless, there have never been any official crossovers between ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' and ''Franchise/TheDCU''.[[Franchise/TheDCU any of DC's continuities]].
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** This goes double for the appearances of Bigby Wolf and Snow White during the two-part ''Fables Among Us'' arc, given that, unlike the aforementioned Death of the Endless, there have never been any official crossovers between ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' and the ''Franchise/TheDCU''.

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** This goes double for the appearances of Bigby Wolf and Snow White during the two-part ''Fables Among Us'' arc, given that, unlike the aforementioned Death of the Endless, there have never been any official crossovers between ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' and the ''Franchise/TheDCU''.
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** This goes double for the appearances of Bigby Wolf and Snow White during the two-part ''Fables Among Us'' arc, given that, unlike the aforementioned Death of the Endless, there have never been any official crossovers between ''ComicBook/Fables'' and the ''Franchise/TheDCU''.

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** This goes double for the appearances of Bigby Wolf and Snow White during the two-part ''Fables Among Us'' arc, given that, unlike the aforementioned Death of the Endless, there have never been any official crossovers between ''ComicBook/Fables'' ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'' and the ''Franchise/TheDCU''.

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* UnexpectedCharacter: While Death of the Endless had already appeared on an Elseworlds chapter, her just randomly showing up while at the House of Mystery and talking to Pyrrha was quite unexpected.
** This goes double for the appearances of Bigby Wolf and Snow White during the two-part ''Fables Among Us'' arc, given that, unlike the aforementioned Death of the Endless, there have never been any official crossovers between it and the DC Universe.

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* UnexpectedCharacter: UnexpectedCharacter:
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While Death of the Endless had already appeared on an Elseworlds chapter, her just randomly showing up while at the House of Mystery and talking to Pyrrha was quite unexpected.
** This goes double for the appearances of Bigby Wolf and Snow White during the two-part ''Fables Among Us'' arc, given that, unlike the aforementioned Death of the Endless, there have never been any official crossovers between it ''ComicBook/Fables'' and the DC Universe.''Franchise/TheDCU''.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: While Death of the Endless had already appeared on an Elseworlds chapter, her just randomly showing up while at the House of Mystery and talking to Pyrrha was quite unexpected.

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* UnexpectedCharacter: While Death of the Endless had already appeared on an Elseworlds chapter, her just randomly showing up while at the House of Mystery and talking to Pyrrha was quite unexpected.unexpected.
** This goes double for the appearances of Bigby Wolf and Snow White during the two-part ''Fables Among Us'' arc, given that, unlike the aforementioned Death of the Endless, there have never been any official crossovers between it and the DC Universe.
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** The existence of this story itself now that there'll be an actual ''RWBY/Justice League'' crossover in April 2021.

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** The existence of this story itself now that there'll be an actual ''RWBY/Justice League'' ''ComicBook/RWBYJusticeLeague'' crossover in April 2021.

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* HilariousInHindsight: The Condiment King who appears in the story is a CompositeCharacter between his comic book name and his original DCAU incarnation, and a version of Condiment King exactly like that debuted in ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' a few months later.

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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
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The Condiment King who appears in the story is a CompositeCharacter between his comic book name and his original DCAU incarnation, and a version of Condiment King exactly like that debuted in ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' a few months later.


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** The existence of this story itself now that there'll be an actual ''RWBY/Justice League'' crossover in April 2021.
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** Raven abandoning her husband and daughter while refusing to visit them, willingly accepting to serve the cyborg who just destroyed her planet and letting Taiyang believe his daughters are dead is already pretty dark and awful. But what truly could be considered irredeemable is her ''selling'' Qrow (her own twin brother) to Brainiac for his esoterical Semblance, fully knowing he's going to suffer brutal experimentation.

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** Raven Raven(Branwen) abandoning her husband and daughter while refusing to visit them, willingly accepting to serve the cyborg who just destroyed her planet and letting Taiyang believe his daughters are dead is already pretty dark and awful. But what truly could be considered irredeemable is her ''selling'' Qrow (her own twin brother) to Brainiac for his esoterical Semblance, fully knowing he's going to suffer brutal experimentation.
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* MoralEventHorizon:
** It's hard to say when exactly Brainiac crossed it, but he's fully established as the GreaterScopeVillain with TheReveal that Remnant isn't the ''first'' world he bottled, and won't be the last either.
** Raven abandoning her husband and daughter while refusing to visit them, willingly accepting to serve the cyborg who just destroyed her planet and letting Taiyang believe his daughters are dead is already pretty dark and awful. But what truly could be considered irredeemable is her ''selling'' Qrow (her own twin brother) to Brainiac for his esoterical Semblance, fully knowing he's going to suffer brutal experimentation.
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* UglyCute: Silkie, as usual. Weiss and Star can't help but adore him, while Yang wonders out loud how they could find the oversized slimy larva cute (which of course offends the former two).
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* UnexpectedCharacter: While Death of the Endless had already appeared on an Elseworlds chapter, her just randomly showing up and talking to Pyrrha was quite unexpected.

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* UnexpectedCharacter: While Death of the Endless had already appeared on an Elseworlds chapter, her just randomly randomly showing up while at the House of Mystery and talking to Pyrrha was quite unexpected.
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** On chapter 40, the Bat-family faces Clayface, King Shark, Dr. Psycho, and a brainwashed Ren and Jaune, who were being controlled by Poison Ivy. A few weeks later, also on the ''Harley Queen'' series, Dr. Psycho enhances his powers and mind controls Clayface, King Shark ''and'' Poison Ivy.

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** On chapter 40, the Bat-family faces Clayface, King Shark, Dr. Psycho, and a brainwashed Ren and Jaune, who were being controlled by Poison Ivy. A few weeks later, also on the ''Harley Queen'' series, Dr. Psycho enhances his powers and mind controls Clayface, King Shark ''and'' Poison Ivy.Ivy.
* UnexpectedCharacter: While Death of the Endless had already appeared on an Elseworlds chapter, her just randomly showing up and talking to Pyrrha was quite unexpected.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Condiment King who appears in the story is a CompositeCharacter between his comic book name and his original DCAU incarnation, and a version of Condiment King exactly like that debuted in ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' a few months later.

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* HilariousInHindsight: The Condiment King who appears in the story is a CompositeCharacter between his comic book name and his original DCAU incarnation, and a version of Condiment King exactly like that debuted in ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' a few months later.later.
** On chapter 40, the Bat-family faces Clayface, King Shark, Dr. Psycho, and a brainwashed Ren and Jaune, who were being controlled by Poison Ivy. A few weeks later, also on the ''Harley Queen'' series, Dr. Psycho enhances his powers and mind controls Clayface, King Shark ''and'' Poison Ivy.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Condiment King who appears in the story is a CompositeCharacter between his comic book name and his original DCAU incarnation, and a version of Condiment King exactly like that debuted in ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' a few months later.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to WordOfGod, the original plan for Chapter 30 included a section where Yang would get mind-controlled by the Mad Hatter and nearly kill Batman, to add new angles to the debate on Batman's contingency plans. This was scrapped due to it requiring Yang to hold a massive IdiotBall, and also coming so soon after the Poison Ivy mind control incident. The final chapter has Yang simply beating up the Hatter and then talking things out with a disguised Saturn Girl.

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* HilariousInHindsight: The Condiment King who appears in the story is a CompositeCharacter between his comic book name and his original DCAU incarnation, and a version of Condiment King exactly like that debuted in ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' a few months later.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to WordOfGod, the original plan for Chapter 30 included a section where Yang would get mind-controlled by the Mad Hatter and nearly kill Batman, to add new angles to the debate on Batman's contingency plans. This was scrapped due to it requiring Yang to hold a massive IdiotBall, and also coming so soon after the Poison Ivy mind control incident. The final chapter has Yang simply beating up the Hatter and then talking things out with a disguised Saturn Girl.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
** Chapter 1:
*** That brief moment where Teams RWBY and JNPR successfully save the poor Wolf Faunus girl from Braniac's drones. Even if Ruby gets captured shortly afterwards, it's still a sweet moment.
*** Not just [[BigSisterInstinct Yang]] goes after Ruby when Braniac abducts her, but [[TrueCompanions their partners too and their friends]]. And even though Ironwood at first wants to implement his SaltTheEarth plan, thereby denying them support, Ozpin convinces him to have faith in the students. This unknowingly to both headmasters, helps pave the road to Teams RWBY and JNPR ending up on Earth.
** Chapter 2:
*** Right after he saves them from falling to their deaths, Superman has nothing but concern for what did this to them. Batman and Flash share it as well.
*** The kids wake up and, as expected, go wild for a bit in the Watchtower's medibay, but all of the Leaguers that confront them deliberately hold back, making sure not to hurt them. And Superman's first action when he gets there, right after he's learned about Braniac, is to kneel down to Ruby and give her a gentle hug.
** Chapter 3:
*** Every single Leaguer they interact with is gentle and understanding of [[ShellShockedVeteran their current emotional states]].
*** Superman brings down the Huntsmen students close to his parents' farm on Earth. Then he picks up Ruby and takes her flying for a bit. The red-haired girl can only marvel and laugh at the wonders of the world while the Man of Steel keeps her in the air. And as soon as they land, he asks who wants to go next. By the time they return to the Watchtower, all of the kids' faces have lightened up again.
*** Aside from his antics with Blake being hilarious, [[HeroicDog Krypto]] playing around with Ruby, Weiss and Nora is a sweet little moment.
---->'''[[CutenessProximity Weiss]]''': Ooh, who's a good doggy? Who's a good doggy? Ooh, We're going to be the best of friends! Yes we are! Yes we are!
*** Superman takes Teams RWBY andJNPR to the Fortress of Solitude and tells them the story of Krypton and how both he and Krypto are both the only beings of that planet still alive, showing he understands their pain. Ruby immediately hugs him.
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*** Not just [[BigSisterInstinct Yang]] goes after Ruby when Braniac abducts her, but [[TrueCompanions their partners too and their friends]]. And even though Ironwood at first wants to implement his SaltThe Earth plan, thereby denying them support, Ozpin convinces him to have faith in the students. This unknowingly to both headmasters, helps pave the road to Teams RWBY and JNPR ending up on Earth.

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*** Not just [[BigSisterInstinct Yang]] goes after Ruby when Braniac abducts her, but [[TrueCompanions their partners too and their friends]]. And even though Ironwood at first wants to implement his SaltThe Earth SaltTheEarth plan, thereby denying them support, Ozpin convinces him to have faith in the students. This unknowingly to both headmasters, helps pave the road to Teams RWBY and JNPR ending up on Earth.



-->'''[[CutenessProximity Weiss]]''': Ooh, who's a good doggy? Who's a good doggy? Ooh, We're going to be the best of friends! Yes we are! Yes we are!

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-->'''[[CutenessProximity ---->'''[[CutenessProximity Weiss]]''': Ooh, who's a good doggy? Who's a good doggy? Ooh, We're going to be the best of friends! Yes we are! Yes we are!
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
** Chapter 1:
*** That brief moment where Teams RWBY and JNPR successfully save the poor Wolf Faunus girl from Braniac's drones. Even if Ruby gets captured shortly afterwards, it's still a sweet moment.
*** Not just [[BigSisterInstinct Yang]] goes after Ruby when Braniac abducts her, but [[TrueCompanions their partners too and their friends]]. And even though Ironwood at first wants to implement his SaltThe Earth plan, thereby denying them support, Ozpin convinces him to have faith in the students. This unknowingly to both headmasters, helps pave the road to Teams RWBY and JNPR ending up on Earth.
** Chapter 2:
*** Right after he saves them from falling to their deaths, Superman has nothing but concern for what did this to them. Batman and Flash share it as well.
*** The kids wake up and, as expected, go wild for a bit in the Watchtower's medibay, but all of the Leaguers that confront them deliberately hold back, making sure not to hurt them. And Superman's first action when he gets there, right after he's learned about Braniac, is to kneel down to Ruby and give her a gentle hug.
** Chapter 3:
*** Every single Leaguer they interact with is gentle and understanding of [[ShellShockedVeteran their current emotional states]].
*** Superman brings down the Huntsmen students close to his parents' farm on Earth. Then he picks up Ruby and takes her flying for a bit. The red-haired girl can only marvel and laugh at the wonders of the world while the Man of Steel keeps her in the air. And as soon as they land, he asks who wants to go next. By the time they return to the Watchtower, all of the kids' faces have lightened up again.
*** Aside from his antics with Blake being hilarious, [[HeroicDog Krypto]] playing around with Ruby, Weiss and Nora is a sweet little moment.
-->'''[[CutenessProximity Weiss]]''': Ooh, who's a good doggy? Who's a good doggy? Ooh, We're going to be the best of friends! Yes we are! Yes we are!
*** Superman takes Teams RWBY andJNPR to the Fortress of Solitude and tells them the story of Krypton and how both he and Krypto are both the only beings of that planet still alive, showing he understands their pain. Ruby immediately hugs him.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Condiment King who appears in the story is a CompositeCharacter between his comic book name and his original DCAU incarnation, and a version of Condiment King exactly like that debuted in ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' a few months later.

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* HilariousInHindsight: The Condiment King who appears in the story is a CompositeCharacter between his comic book name and his original DCAU incarnation, and a version of Condiment King exactly like that debuted in ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' a few months later.later.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to WordOfGod, the original plan for Chapter 30 included a section where Yang would get mind-controlled by the Mad Hatter and nearly kill Batman, to add new angles to the debate on Batman's contingency plans. This was scrapped due to it requiring Yang to hold a massive IdiotBall, and also coming so soon after the Poison Ivy mind control incident. The final chapter has Yang simply beating up the Hatter and then talking things out with a disguised Saturn Girl.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Condiment King who appears in the story is a CompositeCharacter between his comic book name and his original DCAU incarnation, and a version of Condiment King exactly like that debuted in ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' a few months later.

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