I also live in a kingdom, and we have a king. It's just that it's the Prime Minister who's the head of the government.
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Why do they use the word huntsmen instead of hunters in the video? If you're going to introduce gendered as well as non-gendered terminology at least use it.
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Why? Because Huntsmen/Huntresses have more foundation in fairy tales.
I realized I kind of want a scene where Penny gets her skin covering removed, and acts/talks the exact same way, but as a creepy Terminator-style endoskeleton.
Me and my friend's collaborative webcomic: Forged MenRWBY Fanfiction is surprisingly tame on this site, believe me, I know.
Well, the name "Frightful Four" gave me bad memories of the Deadly Six from Sonic Lost World (plus, I really dislike the Fantastic Four, and any other team equivalent to "the numerical something").
Unlike most, I'm not keen on the Grimm being "intelligent" or "humanoid" or having "awakened forms" (because f'ck Bleach comparisons, seriously), or having these advanced varieties - every image we've seen of them makes them out to be quite bestial.
I don't know what a Koschei is and I'm too lazy to Google it, so for that reason and those above, I really just skipped over your post I'm afraid.
It sounds like a cool name but... eh.
edited 18th Sep '14 8:18:22 PM by FOFD
I'm preety sure "Frightful Four" was actually used in the Sonic comics. (before certain things happen)
edited 18th Sep '14 8:34:37 PM by MorningStar1337
Random unrelated aside: in Chapter 7, it looks like they fixed the problem with Cinder's mask on the upload on RT's website, but not the You Tube upload. Still a helluva an action sequence though.
Oh, good. That was one of the several things that bugged me about the last episode.
The Narrator dropped a shitstorm of ominous warnings here. She said the Huntsmen defend their kingdoms and livelihood, not humanity as a whole. The Narrator also implied that there's conscription in the military... or worse, a "Live Service" in the military for those who join.
We finally saw the kingdoms. Atlas is in the north, Vacuo is on the west, Mistral is on the east, and Vale is right in the middle. Vale shares the same continent as Vacuo, but the giant Dragon continent above Vale is unnamed and unknown.
The most interesting part is the incredibly ominous warning at the very end, when the Narrator basically implied that Cinder is trying to pin the kingdoms against one another. Oh, there was also the part about how entire groups of nomads keep disappearing, but that can be hand-waved to Grimmling attacks.
At the very end, when she said "as long as they stand united," the lights ceased to burn. The beacons of hope were shut off. Something huge will happen in the coming volumes, I'm sure.
edited 18th Sep '14 11:31:11 PM by Serocco
In RWBY, every girl is Best Girl.

Ah, never played much of Halo to hear her range in voice.