Victor is the name of the scientist though, not the monster.
edited 21st Jul '17 9:12:17 PM by xanderiskander
going by the RWBY manga it would not be a bit surprise if the Schnee Dust Company didn't just decide to go with the inserting Geist into armor to make an army. They didn't seem to have a problem making Weiss fight one so the one would imagine the project probably still exists.
"Shall I use you, or make you mine... I'm not so sure what I'll do." - DorthyThey can genderflip and call it Eve, if One-Steve Limit proves an insurmountable obstacle.
I will never understand why so many people seem obsessed with the idea that Qrow could be Ruby's real father... Is there even any evidence to support it? Because I don't remember anything from the show proper.
I'll never understand the why behind that theory.
I did like Chibi Qrow just for the exaggerated cool uncle thing.
Improving as an author, one video at a time.Surprisingly emotional, this Chibi.
Also, Qrow does a Sailor Moon reference (together with Velvet) because of course he does. The Geist gag feels like an intermission here.
The idea that Qrow is Ruby's real father stems from the fact that Ruby seems to have a lot more in common with him than with Taiyang. Even setting aside Crescent Rose, Ruby's general design (specifically in regards to her outfits) share a number of details with Qrow's outfit.
I think there are a couple of other, purely circumstantial things but I can't remember them. Check the series' WMG page. I'm sure someone who cares more than I do went into more detail there.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!It's still weird that in a show where every other character has a distinct appearance themed after a fairy tale or a color, and where most of the main characters with parents take after their parents, that Ruby just flat-out doesn't, combined with her barely sharing more than a single conversation with Taiyang in a season where the other three main characters had extended interaction with their parents. Ruby's communication with Taiyang? Writing him a letter. Distance.
I don't think it's meant to imply some baby daddy drama, but it's meant to imply some kind of emotional distance - Yang expounding on how their dad apparently fell apart after Summer died reinforcing this. What little we've seen of Summer, it could just mean Ruby takes more after her mother
. And it could be a total coincidence and Ruby could just take after Qrow because she idolizes him, yeah.
But that's boring so let's overanalyze things.
Compare Weiss, Yang, and Blake, all three of whom share characteristics from both parents.
Compare: Taiyang
and Raven
to Yang
◊.
Then compare Qrow
◊ and Summer
to Ruby
.
Weiss and her dad.
Weiss and her sister
◊. Weiss and her kin
◊.
Blake, her mom and dad
◊ are the same way.
Ren and his parents
◊ are the same. Look at his mother's eyes
.
And I bet when we meet Jaune's parents it'll be the same thing. Ruby not having any visual similarities or interaction with Taiyang for most of two seasons would, to me, imply something deeper. It's just absurd to have her not be even remotely similar to him otherwise and throws off the show's feng shui.
I can't see ignoring that there is some importance to how these characters look, and if it really is just circumstantial and we're not meant to glean anything other than basic "oh, she's red riding hood, oh, he's mulan, ooh look Pyrrha is Achilles!" observations then it's an incredible waste.
edited 22nd Jul '17 9:32:24 PM by Soble
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Ren's mom has pink eyes. Taiyang doesn't have the changing purple/red eye color that Raven does. Jacques is from outside of the family and yet he could easily blend into any family photo.
It's not just genetic traits. Look at their clothing, the colors that stand out, the style of dress. Blake hasn't been home in forever-ago but she still finds an outfit that mimics her parents despite being on the run? More than coincidence.
edited 22nd Jul '17 10:31:47 AM by Soble
I'M MR. MEESEEKS, LOOK AT ME!Raven doesn't have changing purple/red eyes (that we know of). She's just been shown with red eyes.
Qrow has a greyer shade of red eye, almost like a grey-red eye, which makes me wonder whether he and Raven had a silver-eyed parent and Qrow's eyes are mid-way between the two parents.
Yang's default eyes are purple, which is mid-way between blue (dad) and red (mum). Her eyes change to the same red as her mother's when she's angry. We don't know if the colour change is unique to Yang or whether Raven is capable of an eye-colour change. We also don't know if Qrow is capable of an eye colour change, but his eyes have appeared to show signs of changing colour at least twice (once during the Winter fight where one eye flashed white and when RNJR protected him against the Nuckelavee — when he was barely conscious, his eyes were very briefly white).
There's a lot of humour you could actually do with Raven and Adam. Children's cartoons are traditionally full of abuse-based comedy (Tom and Jerry, Roadrunner, Dick Dastardly, Wacky Races, etc.).
edited 22nd Jul '17 12:00:07 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 that stuff's too violent! It's a bad influence on our children! They'll grow up to be sociopaths and mass murderers if we let them watch it!
I don't know why you had to list off certain examples, that type of comedy is in most things...
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That's why Frankenstein's creation is named Adam. And there's no reason why there can't be two characters with the same name. Personally, One-Steve Limit is very stupid, especially with a series like RWBY