More Character interaction is only ever a good thing.
That's what makes the relationship matter, no doubt bro.
edited 1st May '16 7:32:35 PM by randomness4
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I take it someone posted all of the Mammoth Rider posts
.
This one's my favorite.
"I saw your ship flying into town and wow, what a crappy ship. I mean, it's a better ship than Bumbleebee, but..."
So, if Qrow turns into a crow... raven probably turns into... I think Raven was watching Qrow fight Winter.
They can't beat Winter, it's logically impossibleh.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.![]()
It's actually quite simple: Crows
and Ravens
are both members of the Corvus
genus of birds (Corvidae
family), but Ravens are bigger, and have similar characteristics and appearances that generally separate them from other crows.
Basically, it's the Square/Rectangle thing. All Ravens are Crows, but not all Crows are Ravens
edited 1st May '16 7:41:48 PM by BlackSunNocturne
Actually, not really; crow refers to separate species of the Corvus genus depending on where you live, with either the carrion crow or hooded crow in Europe, or the American crow, fish crow, or northwestern crow in America. The genus is also referred to as "crow" sometimes, so technically ravens are simply a species of the crow genus.
Let's see if you can get past my Beelzemon. Mephiles, WARP SHINKA!If they were sadistic, the maniacs could still kill their friends...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.You know, I just realized that Darth's "theory" about Jaune be the secret second child of Raven and Taiyang flat out can't work (and not just because it's an even bigger reach than Ruby Branwen); since Yang and Jaune are the same age, they'd have to be fraternal twins for that to work, and the mental gymnastics required to reconcile that are staggering.
That said, by the point we're getting those sorts of twists, it's clear that RWBY has gone completely off the rails into a train wreck of unnecessary plot twists, so...
edited 1st May '16 8:20:26 PM by CaptainCapsase
Oh yeah, remember a couple pages back when we brought up D&D/Pathfinder versions of the characters?
Well... (side note: RWBY is a VERY high-end universe in regards to stats, most hunters would have higher than a 25-point-buy
Mercury Black
- Male Human Brawler 5, Assassin 5
- Neutral Evil Medium Humanoid (human)
- Strength: 18*
- Dexterity: 24*
- Constitution: 20*
- Intelligence: 10*
- Wisdom: 14*
- Charisma: 6*
- Base Attack Bonus: +8/+3; CMB +12/+7; CMD 29
Honestly, the easiest RWBY characters to make in D&D/Pathfinder would be Weiss, Yang and Adam. Weiss would be a Magus
, Yang is a gestalt Brawler
-Barbarian
and Adam would be a Samurai (Sword Saint)
.
edited 1st May '16 8:28:16 PM by BlackSunNocturne
Grimm being useless, chalk it up to being Overshadowed by Awesome. Or by being way too close to Vale. There are probably more fearsome, more powerful, more... competent Grimm out in the wilderness.
Indeed. Though Jaune could still be Taiyang's kid via another mother.
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I think combining melee weapons with guns complicates things.
edited 1st May '16 8:29:17 PM by WillDeRegio
Wild animals can't be threatening, it's against their nature.
To Warriors the Grimm must fight for their freedom, or so I'm told.
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What I meant was that none of the current girl/girl couples have much in the way of support for them individually.
Them having a heart to heart is laughable. Girls can do that with their friends. Guys can do that with their friends. Anyone who is not piss-poor at human interaction can do that.
edited 1st May '16 7:31:05 PM by Saiga