RWBY General Discussion

I can think of two for Ilia one were she use's her camouflage to jump out and scare people or one with the Faunus characters try to get out of class by sending animals in their clothing to class (ether real pictures or cg ones)

I also have two for Salem one were team wtch is going out and she acts like a mom (telling to pack a sweater made them a lunch and don't talk to strangers) and two showing Emerald and Mercury Cinder baby pictures like her stealing candy from a baby destroy a kids sand castles.

I think the Salem scenes would involve her being as petty as Ozpin — so, as a sequel to him sending kids off to find his scroll and his keys, and so on, we have Salem engaging in extremely convoluted, earth-shattering plots only for her villains to eventually discover that she's sending them out to steal Ozpin's super-secret extra-strong coffee stash (and they'd naturally steal Oobleck's instead by mistake).

The protagonists would have to try and rescue the coffee stash because Oobleck has hulked out (because 'green') and gone on the rampage — and the villains are so scared that they try and sneak the stash back to where they found it only to find out that the Marty and Mike have accidentally started using the entire stash during their coffee break, but hated the strength of it so much that they've binned the rest of it.

Edited by Wyldchyld on Jul 19th 2018 at 10:13:14 AM

So there was this Florida Supercon panel with some of the voice cast of RWBY nothing to big came out of it that I heard that best I saw was that Ruby is sixteen and Blake might be eighteen. [1] [2]

New RWBY Chibi out.

The initial plot of Team RWBY going on a summer road trip is nowhere to be found.

Zippy (???-2018)

Edited by Soble on Jul 21st 2018 at 9:37:42 AM

"Barbara says that she’d love to see Ruby get some development. “Out of all the main cast, we have yet to learn more about her.”"

". Lindsay based Ruby’s squeak on her own self-deprecating jokes about being the chubby kid. Ruby’s Volume 1 voice was because they weren’t sure how innocent Ruby was supposed to be."

Well that second part is depressing.

This girl knows what's up.

The fuck Ruby needs a car for? She's basically Sonic the Hedgehog.

Edited by RedRob on Jul 21st 2018 at 11:34:19 AM

Trunk space?

If Sonic can get a car so can Ruby.

Edited by Ryno_v on Jul 21st 2018 at 10:48:50 AM

Long distances? Trip to Mistral sure would have been faster if she knew how to drive.

And you know, having access to A/C during travel.

Believe me, that means a LOT.

Edited by dRoy on Jul 22nd 2018 at 10:47:57 PM

Not really. I don't think they have gas stations outside the cities.

Didn't Yang stop at a gas station outside the cities?

The fact that Yang got to Raven's camp on her bike shows that either there are gas stations outside cities, or that the trip is doable in one tank. Either way, as said, we actually see a gas station outside of a city. And who knows, maybe some small towns have gas stations as well. Like that city RNJR helped at the start of Volume 4.

All of this talk reminds me, fossil fuels aren't a thing in Remnant (humanity can't effectively mine and refine the stuff due to the Grimm), so does Yang's bike run off dust?

I've speculated before that the fuel might be Dust. Prior to Volume 5, I was wondering if it was Dust crystals or Dust powder. Now that we've seen a fuel station, I'm wondering if it's liquid Dust.

So, if we have crystals, powder and liquid forms, does that mean Dust has a gaseous form, too?

But I'm expecting Dust to turn out to be a fossil fuel. In other words, Dust is dead.... something. And since Salem said 'Man, born from dust...' during the pilot episode, I suspect that's a clue to something, especially since Dust and Aura are apparently compatible. And especially since Salem said naming Dust 'Dust' was appropriate.... appropriate, why exactly?

Edited by Wyldchyld on Jul 22nd 2018 at 11:43:52 AM

There was an instance of liquid Dust before, though. In fact, it's in the first episode: one of Torchwick's goons starts filling up a container with Dust, and it makes the kind of sound one would expect of a liquid.

Despite the weird special effect, that was the powder form.

To clarify what I meant, I figured due to how hard it is to establish a town, very few would actually have gas stations, and the closer you're to the national borders, and away from the cities, the less likely you would find one, since I imagine that's Grimm territory, or at the very least a place that's very unlikely to be profitable for a gas station franchise to operate. I mean, there's regular overhead, and the fact you would probably have to hire someone to protect the station from being destroyed in a Grimm attack, as well as repair it everytime it is destroyed.

Heck, considering how volatile dust is, a gas station would probably blow up a good portion of the town it's in if a Grimm wrecked it.

Edited by RedRob on Jul 22nd 2018 at 8:35:45 AM

That's powder? It... really looks and sounds like liquid. But okay, powder, I guess.

The gas station is built on pillars, so presumably being at tree level offers some protection.

So, the cars run on Dust, which is more or less an explosive.

Man, this is what Michael Bay sees when he dreams heaven.

Car explodes, Nora pushes it all the way to Mistral.

Fanart time

Blake sick of you crap Ruby [1]

Yang loses a bet [2]

Dancing all night [3]

So this is how Cinder is coming back [4]

Also in RWBY news Melanie Stern has been promoted to the new assistant lead animator [5] [6]