But to reach the Vault you actually have to use the elevator. How did she find it in the first place?
Maybe she was just standing in the elevator and nobody noticed
Jaune: Guys, don't you feel like an evil presence here?
Cinder: Jaune, it's only your imagination
Jaune: Maybe you are right mysterious sexy voice
Uni catThe pacing doesn't account for the length of the chapters...is what.
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The lift is very easy to spot when you enter the building and is pretty public knowledge - you can see that in the few shots of the vestibule that we get to see (and especially when Pyrrha enters the lift for her meeting).
Cinder only needed to know if it was going up or down, and if she wasn't in the vestibule physically watching the lift, then her little hack of Beacon's systems probably could have told her where the lift was going.
edited 13th Apr '16 3:33:43 PM by Wyldchyld
If my post doesn't mention a giant flying sperm whale with oversized teeth and lionfish fins for flippers, it just isn't worth reading."But having Cinder fail to get Fall's power, and then limping away, having barely won a fight with a peer — an enormously talented fighter wielding half of Fall's power — would be much better on that count than having Cinder gain Fall's full power and then kill Pyrrha without much of a fight. "
Yeah YMNV having cinder defeat a btter fighter with the power she work so much would make her the protagonist of the story, not the villian
"That's what I was trying to get at when I brought up Harry Potter and Avatar as examples of tone shifts that did a better job"
To be fair, harry potter have a men with two face it and a freaking gigant serpent whispering the main chararter and avatar have the scene with core of monk gyapso, the tone didnt become darker, just focus in the overall goal.
Now, steven universe, aventure time or gravity falls can fall better in what you are describing
"critically aclaimed example is Puella Magi Madoka Magica, which leads the viewer to believe it's going to be a lighthearted throwback to the classic Magical Girl genre for the first quarter of the show, only for things to suddenly go to hell and the world to turn out to be a much scarier and bleaker place than the viewer was initially lead to believe"
Oh the butcher, a truly master of despair
"So how edgy should the show go? "
Until linking park is use in the opeing theme
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And ruby will be more uselss than Blake
Jovian have right in some points: the show didnt make the transition good enought, it spend more time with cute chararters and badass fights, volume 2 make something with Mercury and emerald killng tuskon but them it go back to roman being defeat as saturdar moring villian and awfull ending, In fact I was really close to abandoned the show for the same reason jovian will be now: because having four colorfull waifu have super badass fight dosent apeal to me.
"My Name is Bolt, Bolt Crank and I dont care if you believe or not"Kamen Rider Gaim is considered to the Darkest Kamen Rider to date, up there with the Shin Kamen Rider Prologue movie.
Watch SymphogearHey, the butcher is dark but no much as Chiaki Konaka, the guy who make tammer because he feel "children story dosent deal with death" and write the most chultutish episode in digimon 2, poor,poor jury....
edited 13th Apr '16 4:16:15 PM by unknowing
"My Name is Bolt, Bolt Crank and I dont care if you believe or not"So basically like JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
edited 13th Apr '16 4:23:06 PM by dRoy
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Jojo's basically follows the lineage of Jonathan Joestar, starting with him and ending with his descendant, Jolyne Cujoh. Then the universal reset happened, and Steel Ball Run and Jojolion became a thing.
Volumes 1-5 Phantom Blood, Jonathan Joestar; Volumes 5-12 Battle Tendency, Joseph Joestar; Volumes 12-28 Stardust Crusaders, Jotaro Kujo; Volumes 29-47 Diamond Is Unbreakable, Josuke Higashikata; Volumes 47-63 Vento Aureo a.k.a. "Golden Wind", Giorno Giovanna; Volumes 64-80 Stone Ocean, Jolyne Cujoh (note:Beginning with this part, each new part restarts the numbering at 1).
edited 13th Apr '16 4:32:58 PM by BlackSunNocturne
I mean, if someone had to die, Pyrrha was the best candidate, and she went out in the best possible way. It's not for nothing that people had been making "death flags" jokes about her for literal years before it became Harsher in Hindsight.
Dopants: He meant what he said and he said what he meant, a Ninety is faithful 100%.Her blandness killed her in the end.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.If we're talking about everyone in teams RWBY and JNPR, then Ren is the blandest by far. He's quiet guy, introverted guy to Nora's loud, outgoing girl... and that's about it. At least Nora tends to make her presence known when she's on screen. Ren's just sort of eternally in the background. Honestly, in terms of characterization and narrative focus they get, I'd actually put Jaune and Pyrrha above Blake.
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Frankly, I don't think I want this show to get any darker from this point.
An important character died, as well as school closing down, with society's collapse imminent. I feel that we need to see some reconstruction and counterstrike from heroes, even if gradually.
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