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The trope page itself says that the trope is about supply lines and the like being handled in the background of video games and tabletop game, in which case it isn\'t an example, or from a narrative a case of acceptable break from reality, in which case the Ultramarines would probably be an aversion meaning that the trope should be rewriten and I am not sure how to phrase it. either way though, I don\'t see how the Ultramarines being the largest Legion at the end of the Heresy has anything to do with the trope.
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The trope page itself says that the trope is about supply lines and the like being handled in the background of video games and tabletop game, in which case it isn\\\'t an example, or from a narrative a case of acceptable break from reality, in which case the Ultramarines would probably be an aversion meaning that the trope should be rewritten and I am not sure how to phrase it. either way though, I don\\\'t see how the Ultramarines being the largest Legion at the end of the Heresy has anything to do with the trope.
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\\\"Interviews with the creators have confirmed that Blake is indeed bisexual.\\\"
Can someone please link the interview (or interviews) where this was confirmed? This trope seems to have been added recently, but this is the first I\\\'m hearing of Blake being confirmed as bisexual in canon or by WoG. Not even the RWBY Wikia states this.
Can someone please link the interview (or interviews) where this was confirmed? This trope seems to have been added recently, but this is the first I\\\'m hearing of Blake being confirmed as bisexual in canon or by WoG. Not even the RWBY Wikia states this.
