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Note: absolutely no part of my post here has anything to do with whether or not people have the right to dislike Ruby\'s group\'s handling or storyline, and there may well be suitable YMMV options out there for people trope the dislike that parts of the fandom did feel towards it (and it\'s true that some fans did try and compare it to Volume 5). However, calling it ArcFatigue and misrepresenting it as the same thing that happened in Volume 5 isn\'t the way to do it. What actually happened to them in Volume 8 was that they spent several episodes OutOfFocus.
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Note: absolutely no part of my post here has anything to do with whether or not people have the right to dislike Ruby\\\'s group\\\'s handling or storyline, and there may well be suitable YMMV options for troping the dislike that parts of the fandom felt (it\\\'s true that some fans did try and compare it to Volume 5). However, calling it ArcFatigue and misrepresenting it as the same thing that happened in Volume 5 isn\\\'t the way to do it. What actually happened to them in Volume 8 was that they spent several episodes OutOfFocus.
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Note: absolutely no part of my post here has anything to do with whether or not people have the right to dislike Ruby\'s group\'s handling or storyline, and there may well be suitable YMMV options out there for people trope the dislike that parts of the fandom did feel towards it. However, calling it ArcFatigue and misrepresenting it as the same thing that happened in Volume 5 isn\'t the way to do it. What actually happened to them in Volume 8 was that they spent several episodes OutOfFocus.
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Note: absolutely no part of my post here has anything to do with whether or not people have the right to dislike Ruby\\\'s group\\\'s handling or storyline, and there may well be suitable YMMV options out there for people trope the dislike that parts of the fandom did feel towards it (and it\\\'s true that some fans did try and compare it to Volume 5). However, calling it ArcFatigue and misrepresenting it as the same thing that happened in Volume 5 isn\\\'t the way to do it. What actually happened to them in Volume 8 was that they spent several episodes OutOfFocus.
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So, there\'s actually no arc here to be fatigued. What there is, however, is an OutOfFocus example, where the main hero group for Episodes 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10 is Yang\'s group rather than Ruby\'s group. Meanwhile, what we do see of Ruby\'s group makes much wider use of the Manor and its grounds than Volume 5 did, so even in that respect, it\'s not the same as Volume 5.
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So, there\\\'s actually no arc here to be fatigued. What there is, however, is an OutOfFocus example, where the main hero group for Episodes 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10 is Yang\\\'s rather than Ruby\\\'s. Meanwhile, what we do see of Ruby\\\'s group makes much wider use of the Manor and its grounds than Volume 5 did, so even in that respect, it\\\'s not the same as Volume 5.
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Volume 5 really did have the main plot being stuck in the house (in fact, just one room of the house (the kitchen-diner) -- the rest of the house wasn\'t seen except for two brief scenes in the courtyard), with the characters spending over a month there, allegedly training, but the audience only saw one brief scene of them training -- we only ever saw them sitting around talking. So, the vast majority of it occurred only in one room of the house, apart from two brief scenes in the courtyard, and one brief scene in Yang\'s bedroom. It\'s part of the reason why the volume is considered the show\'s SeasonalRot volume.
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Volume 5 really did have the main plot being stuck in the house, with the characters spending over a month there, allegedly training, but the audience only saw one brief scene of them training -- we only ever saw them sitting around talking. So, the vast majority of it occurred only in one room of the house (the kitchen-diner), apart from two brief scenes in the courtyard, and one brief scene in Yang\\\'s bedroom. It\\\'s part of the reason why the volume is considered the show\\\'s SeasonalRot volume.
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Volume 5 really did have the main plot being stuck in the house (in fact, just one room of the house (the kitchen-diner) -- the rest of the house wasn\'t scene except for two brief scenes in the courtyard), with the characters spending over a month there, allegedly training, but the audience only saw one brief scene of them training -- we only ever saw them sitting around talking. So, the vast majority of it occurred only in one room of the house, apart from two brief scenes in the courtyard, and one brief scene in Yang\'s bedroom. It\'s part of the reason why the volume is considered the show\'s SeasonalRot volume.
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Volume 5 really did have the main plot being stuck in the house (in fact, just one room of the house (the kitchen-diner) -- the rest of the house wasn\\\'t seen except for two brief scenes in the courtyard), with the characters spending over a month there, allegedly training, but the audience only saw one brief scene of them training -- we only ever saw them sitting around talking. So, the vast majority of it occurred only in one room of the house, apart from two brief scenes in the courtyard, and one brief scene in Yang\\\'s bedroom. It\\\'s part of the reason why the volume is considered the show\\\'s SeasonalRot volume.
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I\'ve removed this for being complaining dressed up as an entry, and for misrepresenting what happens to achieve that (using technically correct statements to describe a situation that is not the reality). There\'s no arc to fatigue, but Ruby\'s group is an OutOfFocus example. To clarify:
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I\\\'ve removed this for being complaining dressed up as an entry, and for misrepresenting what happens to achieve that (using technically correct statements to create an inaccurate summary). There\\\'s no arc to fatigue, but Ruby\\\'s group is an OutOfFocus example. To clarify:
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I\'ve removed this for being complaining dressed up as an entry, and for misrepresenting what happens to achieve that (using technically correct statements to describe a situation that is not the reality). To clarify:
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I\\\'ve removed this for being complaining dressed up as an entry, and for misrepresenting what happens to achieve that (using technically correct statements to describe a situation that is not the reality). There\\\'s no arc to fatigue, but Ruby\\\'s group is an OutOfFocus example. To clarify:
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Volume 5 really did have the main plot being stuck in the house, with the characters spending over a month there, allegedly training, but the audience didn\'t even get to see them training -- we only ever saw them sitting around talking. It\'s part of the reason why the volume is considered the show\'s SeasonalRot volume.
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Volume 5 really did have the main plot being stuck in the house (in fact, just one room of the house (the kitchen-diner) -- the rest of the house wasn\\\'t scene except for two brief scenes in the courtyard), with the characters spending over a month there, allegedly training, but the audience only saw one brief scene of them training -- we only ever saw them sitting around talking. So, the vast majority of it occurred only in one room of the house, apart from two brief scenes in the courtyard, and one brief scene in Yang\\\'s bedroom. It\\\'s part of the reason why the volume is considered the show\\\'s SeasonalRot volume.
