RWBY Vol. 1 Episode 9-12 REACTION

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  1. The White trailer gives the background for Weiss’s scar, but you’re kinda far into the series so I don’t know if you guys are gonna bother with the trailers. Basically she got it while training. There’s a neat battle scene and badass music if you watch the trailer tho.

  2. You should definitely check out “GenLock” by the same studio. It’s got an amazing cast ( David Tennat, Micheal B Jordan, Maisie Williams.) and a bunch more. A SCIFI story set in ww3 with giant mechs. PLZ,PLZ,PLZ check it out. You will not be disappointed

  3. (I paused like, 7 minutes in) To be a little bit fair to Weiss being pissy at Ruby… Ruby greeted her with a whistle to the face immediately after waking up (causing her to fall out of bed) (plus y’all said you would’ve punched Ruby in the face or thrown her out the window so…). Weiss is right; Ruby IS acting childish (because she’s two years younger and is still a child) and her childish traits have been on full display ever since meeting Weiss (not communicating, lashing out, jumping into fights, not thinking far ahead, whistle to the face, “bunk beds!”, not paying attention to the time, not paying attention to the teacher, distracting her *continuously* after she told her to knock it off…) which has only reinforced Weiss’ negative view on her. I’m not saying it’s justified, but I get how Weiss can be pissy at Ruby when she hadn’t seen anything serious/not childish come from her young leader by that time.

    1. And, to add on to this now that I’ve seen the rest of the reaction; Weiss seeing Ruby actually be serious about studying let her *allow* herself to be childish with Ruby. The coffee was an apology, but the lightly teasing tone when she pointed out an incorrect answer on (presumably) her homework, and the admittance of “I always wanted bunk beds as a kid.” was a little crack in that icy armor 🙂

  4. Ok so some things to maybe keep in mind from episode 9:
    1. Ozpin saying “I’ve made more mistakes than any man, woman, and child.” is very important for the story later.
    2. What Ozpin said to Ruby about the burdens of being a leader can really be seen with how her behavior and spirit changes throughout the show all the way up to the most recent volume.
    3. Weiss does get character development from this point on but it’s a very slow burn. Takes a bit to get that prissy bitch out of her.
    4. On the whiteboard in the classroom you can see the names of some of the Grimm you will come across or have already come across. There are going to be a lot more from those ones but for at least 2-3 volumes those will be the main ones used.
    5. Ruff is correct you can see animation improvements even from episode 1 to now. It’s very impressive to see the animation progress and them getting a lot more budget and people to help improve it.

    Anyways seriously hope you guys are in this for the long run because it is an amazing show and has an amazing story to tell. I will be here watching and enjoying you guys go through the wild journey we all went through and hopefully continue going through.

  5. Weiss has the best character development of any character, you’ll definitely enjoy how that unfolds. She’s the best character throughout the series by a mile.

    1. Idk it’s a close call between her and Jaune
      I think Jaune’s arc is still constantly evolving (especially with how his arc in 9 went) and has the biggest payoffs to come with his pot volume 9 story
      I also think he will be instrumental in reversing a specific regret he carries from the ending of 8 and theorize he will have the single most cathartic fight of the series against [Volume 3/5/8 spoiler name here] for causing him so much pain
      Weiss still has arcs post volume 4 but the climax of her most prominent arc is 4

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