Yellow & Black: freakin CANON

This is ungodly accurate

THE BEEUNION AT ATLAS WAS SO HEARTWARMING AND YANG’S SLIGHT BLUSH WAS THE CHERRY ON THE TOP AND AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

*proceeds to gay ramble about the bees*

*giant naked hunky guy appears*

So, I know some of y’all are upset about Penny getting this transformation. Because you think she didn’t need it to be a “real” girl. And while I think I understand that and agree that she didn’t necessarily need it to be a “real” girl, I have to say I think y’all kinda missed the point.

Penny wasn’t just turned into a human girl by Ambrosius like Pinocchio was turned into a human boy by the Blue Fairy. That’s not what happened at all. In the end, Ambrosius really had little to do with it. He simply used Penny’s mechanical parts to create another robot, exactly like Penny only without Penny’s soul in it. An empty copy, if you will. A copy that contained the virus that Watts infected her with.

Being a whiterose shipper is suffering

Oh

That we just should just forget the fact that wr had development in v1-6 like bees and renora and had actually the same moments?

Or we should just be quiet about that rooster teeth baited us with merch wich was call by ship name, all mangas and retweets of ship arts

If that was only about moments in the show people wouldn't be so mad about It

If crwby don't want whiterose why they're sell fucking merch with them and retweets ship arts?

the blatant / intentional backpedaling on ruby and weiss' interactions has ruined the show for me. it absolutely IS intentional bc im certain that crwby was afraid of backlash for having two lgbt couples in the main cast.

ill still keep watching bc the show overall is still good, but man the situation with ruby and weiss, even if i were viewing it from a non-shipping standpoint, is still very bad. they used to be such good partners with a very unique dynamic that arguably was more fleshed out than blake and yangs. but now theyre like strangers. watching v1-6 and comparing it to v7-8 is like

a slap in the face

Winter’s fear when she realized what Ironwood wanted to do

She knew from the start that what he was doing wasn’t always the best option, but THIS? This was the moment she knew how far gone he truly was. 

I don’t think she wanted to believe it; that the man who took her in and trained her, became her second father was becoming something he shouldn’t. She’d seen the signs but kept her stand, thinking it wouldn’t come to that. She didn’t want to believe that he was capable of such inhumane acts in order to achieve his goals. She didn’t want to believe that he was going to use the people her sister held dear as a means to an end. 

She knew that he’d become a monster.

I’m not sure if I can explain and articulate this point correctly, but like half of this FNDM I’m Yang-emotional and just have a lot of thoughts so okay;

There’s this moment in Volume 3 Yang jumps into the fray after Adam, because she sees Blake is hurt, and she has not other options. And she just goes for it, because that’s how much Blake matters to her, it’s indescribable just how much. And it’s heartbreaking to see her make that leap towards Adam, because we know what’s coming next, (we know her intentions are good, it’s not stupidity or recklessness that drives her) but it’s her friend (future gf) in danger and that’s all that matters.

There’s this moment in Yang’s Volume 5 short, that happens pre-series, and she’s training Ruby. And a Grimm walks in, and Ruby’s defenseless, so Yang does what she absolutely must because it’s hardwired into her brain - she jumps in to protect Ruby. Because her sister (and she’s already sacrificed so much for her sister trying to be both a sibling and a parent) is in danger, so she has to jump in, she must, it’s such an obvious choice for her to make it doesn’t even register to her as a choice.

There’s this moment in Volume 6 in which Yang yeets Bumblebee into Adam when Blake’s in danger, and it doesn’t matter to her that she has to face the demon of her dreams again, it doesn’t matter that she feels Blake doesn’t understand her yet (Blake left, she only came back by mistake), all that matters is being there and helping Blake face her abuser. All that matters is not vengeance, it’s not killing Adam, it’s not about getting payback - it’s Blake. It’s making her - and them - safe.

There’s this moment in Volume 8, chapter 2, in which a terrifying Grimm we’ve never seen before breaks all of our perceptions of everything Grimm can or could be. And it manages to nab Oscar and break his Aura immediately, and terrify our heroes to inaction. And then Yang goes for it and tries to get Oscar back, because that’s what matters - screw the scary Grimm, screw her fear, her friend is in danger and she won’t stand back doing nothing, even at those terrible odds. It doesn’t matter that Oscar shares his body with Ozpin (who lied to her, who proved her mother right), Oscar is in danger and he needs help.

Then there’s this moment in Volume 8, chapter 9, in which a terrifying evil being, who isn’t even human (who crashed her world, who shattered her family) has Emerald in her clutches. And Emerald hurt Yang, Emerald made her life miserable, Emerald - can she even be trusted in that moment? Yet - yet it doesn’t matter that her odds are against her, Emerald’s there and she’s scared and she’s in mortal danger so what does Yang do? What does she do, if not run up to Salem and fight her?

I know Yang says she has no higher calling, I know Yang feels directionless. I know what makes Yang the way that she is today was tragedy and growing too fast. I know that she suffered for it then, I know she suffers for it now. But who needs a higher calling - who needs one truly - when you do have one so noble, so good, so true;

Also, men are not completely useless in fights just because they don’t often have aggressive semblances. How many shows have you seen where the only woman is a healer who can’t fight?