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Connor
5 hours
It was a fox Faunus. The fox and the hound.
Havoc
5 hours
The next episodes are VERY fast paced
Miss_CJ
6 hours
Klein is the representation of the seven dwarves, as Weiss is Snow White. :)
Also, I'm pretty excited to watch your reaction for the last few episodes of this season.
Cyrinil
6 hours
I don't know why everyone just believes that Tyrian and Oz are the only ones who know Salem's endgame. Oz hasn't been in contact with her for a long time and, if Salem's telling all of her followers different stories, of course she'd let Tyrian believe that.
We don't actually have much real reason to think that Salem is trying to end the world.
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SaviorOfNirn
3 hours
we have every reason to think that. its one of two ways she can die
zackscroggins
6 hours
"RWBY really fell off after Volume 3" Like, I know that means someone just stopped watching after Volume 4, but like... how can anyone say that after how incredible Volume 8 was!? I know a major complaint is Ironwood's sudden change in personality, but it wasn't sudden at all. This was always who he was, Ozpin (and Qrow to be honest) just kept him in line, he's always been an arrogant dick, he's always believed that with a strong enough military he could do what ever he wanted (he's introduced by directly defying Ozpin and bringing the Atlas military to Beacon) and he's always demanded trust and respect while never giving it in return. If you take the "issues" with Ironwood out of the equation, Volume 8 is absolute peak RWBY.
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Cyrinil
6 hours
The only people who have those particular "issues" with Ironwood are people with no media literacy or who are being deliberately bad faith in their criticism.
Outside of the Battle of Beacon, EVERY scene with Ironwood or that even mentions Ironwood is about his eventual turn. Not just Qrow and Glynda talking to him in the early seasons; but also Weiss' dad in volume 4, Lionheart comments on it in Volume 5, the villains talk about it in volume 6. Hell, it's half the tension in Volume 7.
The people complaining about Ironwood as if it's not the most set-up thing in the whole series are crazy.
Hailey
7 hours
29:44 If you didn’t catch it, the person inside the Hound Grimm was a Silver Eyed Warrior.
30:15 At the final scene where we see the Silver Eyed Warrior’s remains, you can hear a sigh of relief and a faint ‘thank you’, as if he was saying “thank you for releasing me at last”.
30:09 The choir singing at the Silver Eyed Warrior’s death translates to this:
Tu, Sivo-Eisa Varia (You, Silver-Eyed Warrior)
Sarehma tayka me (Salem took me)
Donu frayst vo me, donu cri... (Don't fret for me, don't you cry)
U-tu sivo-eisa me (Your silver eyes for me)
Eliana
7 hours
Incase you guys are still wondering. Klein's different eye colors and personalities were told by the producers of the show as his semblance. He is essentially the 7 dwarves in one person to Weiss's snow white.
Jesse
8 hours
so the hound was a sliver eyed Faunus
Raptor
8 hours
I like how realistic Whitley’s character moments are and the show doesn’t waste multiple scenes spoon feeding us his motives. He basically has a change of heart off screen, but it still makes enough sense.
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No
8 hours
I'm hesitant to even really call it a change of heart. When they initially get there he's like, "What do you expect me to do?" which sounded kind of bratty but the way he sounded kind of exasperated made me think he was seriously asking.
Weiss just sends him off but the moment he identifies things he could actually do to help he takes action.
There are admittedly moments that make it seem like he's having a realization, and that probably is the intention of the writers, but my headcannon is that Whitley isn't used to feeling aimless so he's trying to find purpose lol
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SauceyRed
5 hours
I mean, he clearly just craves approval/affection, which his toxic father gave him in the form of money and status, and helping by calling Klein was a good thing that got him rewarded with a genuine hug from Weiss, I can't even imagine how good that must've felt for him. After that, it's only natural he'd start to have realizations.
It was a fox Faunus. The fox and the hound.
The next episodes are VERY fast paced
Klein is the representation of the seven dwarves, as Weiss is Snow White. :)
Also, I'm pretty excited to watch your reaction for the last few episodes of this season.
I don't know why everyone just believes that Tyrian and Oz are the only ones who know Salem's endgame. Oz hasn't been in contact with her for a long time and, if Salem's telling all of her followers different stories, of course she'd let Tyrian believe that.
We don't actually have much real reason to think that Salem is trying to end the world.
we have every reason to think that. its one of two ways she can die
"RWBY really fell off after Volume 3" Like, I know that means someone just stopped watching after Volume 4, but like... how can anyone say that after how incredible Volume 8 was!? I know a major complaint is Ironwood's sudden change in personality, but it wasn't sudden at all. This was always who he was, Ozpin (and Qrow to be honest) just kept him in line, he's always been an arrogant dick, he's always believed that with a strong enough military he could do what ever he wanted (he's introduced by directly defying Ozpin and bringing the Atlas military to Beacon) and he's always demanded trust and respect while never giving it in return. If you take the "issues" with Ironwood out of the equation, Volume 8 is absolute peak RWBY.
The only people who have those particular "issues" with Ironwood are people with no media literacy or who are being deliberately bad faith in their criticism.
Outside of the Battle of Beacon, EVERY scene with Ironwood or that even mentions Ironwood is about his eventual turn. Not just Qrow and Glynda talking to him in the early seasons; but also Weiss' dad in volume 4, Lionheart comments on it in Volume 5, the villains talk about it in volume 6. Hell, it's half the tension in Volume 7.
The people complaining about Ironwood as if it's not the most set-up thing in the whole series are crazy.
29:44 If you didn’t catch it, the person inside the Hound Grimm was a Silver Eyed Warrior.
30:15 At the final scene where we see the Silver Eyed Warrior’s remains, you can hear a sigh of relief and a faint ‘thank you’, as if he was saying “thank you for releasing me at last”.
30:09 The choir singing at the Silver Eyed Warrior’s death translates to this:
Tu, Sivo-Eisa Varia (You, Silver-Eyed Warrior)
Sarehma tayka me (Salem took me)
Donu frayst vo me, donu cri... (Don't fret for me, don't you cry)
U-tu sivo-eisa me (Your silver eyes for me)
Incase you guys are still wondering. Klein's different eye colors and personalities were told by the producers of the show as his semblance. He is essentially the 7 dwarves in one person to Weiss's snow white.
so the hound was a sliver eyed Faunus
I like how realistic Whitley’s character moments are and the show doesn’t waste multiple scenes spoon feeding us his motives. He basically has a change of heart off screen, but it still makes enough sense.
I'm hesitant to even really call it a change of heart. When they initially get there he's like, "What do you expect me to do?" which sounded kind of bratty but the way he sounded kind of exasperated made me think he was seriously asking.
Weiss just sends him off but the moment he identifies things he could actually do to help he takes action.
There are admittedly moments that make it seem like he's having a realization, and that probably is the intention of the writers, but my headcannon is that Whitley isn't used to feeling aimless so he's trying to find purpose lol
I mean, he clearly just craves approval/affection, which his toxic father gave him in the form of money and status, and helping by calling Klein was a good thing that got him rewarded with a genuine hug from Weiss, I can't even imagine how good that must've felt for him. After that, it's only natural he'd start to have realizations.
Just a thought I had.