#rwby_ruby

Ruby, the classic evening

You two are in the bedroom enjoying the company of each other, but suddenly she notes your "katana" raising. "Wow, that's a katana"

Ruby, Weekend

"The last cookie ... Will you take it? Remember to lick the figers, ih ih ih!" Last draw of Ruby, the next week will be of Blake and then we end this interesting journey started with just a request and a comment. Ruby is not your type huh? For know I can say that the placement are: 1) Weiss; 2) Yang; 3) Ruby. We will see Blake. ah ah ah!  Don't worry, I don't want to like-force you, I just wanted to say this.

Ruby, In the playroom

"I'm going in the playroom, if you nerd want to stay there fine ... Or ..." *Just a speed message for all my watchers there: I do not consider you THAT type of person but saying this does not hurts anybody. Respect the gentle sex, the females, our queens who we simp for. Our goddess who makes our dreams wet. Here we can play around with any fantasy we love, but do not mistreat females IRL, even if here we use eroticism, roleplay and superficiality, we don't have the right to hurt, insult nor bodyshaming our precious MILFs! Ah ah ah! Thank you, to all of you watchers!*

Ep2-3

RWBY Volume 9 Episodes 2 and 3. I want to start right away by saying that I am, all in all, satisfied with how these two episodes have gone. But let's remove the aching tooth immediately: NEGATIVES- The dubbing of the protagonists is mediocre as always; The intro is off-key, it just doesn't seem to have a precise rhythm; Yang's fighting animations are still bad for a 3D animation still showing us the "many punches animation" .... Here I want to say a platitude, but you had who learned from Monty and you fired him ... So it's the fault yours. POSITIVES- Ok, the keyword of these two episodes is rhythm, in fact the rhythm of these two episodes is treated so well that even in the moments of "explain" I didn't lose attention even for a second, great work keep it up; Ruby finally takes the reins of the story and pulls it where she pleases, this is VERY important for a series that is not only called RWBY (which reads as "Ruby" duh) but also for a series that has always given Ruby the role of leader. "But in Volume 8 Ruby leads the protagonists as a leader, right? Why is it different here?" Because the problem with the v8s is that Ruby, due to her lie to Ironwood, destroyed all of Atlas... it's not the best performance. Here instead we play on the "simple", but effective: This is where I'm on the side of the writers: "Don't make political stories if you can't handle them, make stories about things that don't have serious politics and play on archetypes and STOP!" Team Weiss, Blake and Yang are all petites and that means Ruby will get even more spotlight, GREAT! This is great for allowing the team and Ruby to gain ground in the story. MY RWBY TEACHER CRITICISM- RWBY problem has always been 1: "There are supporting characters, like JNR, Oscar, Qrow, who stole screen time from the leading ladies." This criticism of mine has always prompted fairly repetitive debates such as: "Ma Jaune is the protagonist" "The series is made to be a group" "Ruby, Weiss, Blake and Yang are not the only protagonists". But it's not true. Developing characters that aren't protagonists make viewing frustrating, like Nora's monologue about who is she without Ren, why aren't we here for that, RWBY doesn't stand for "The Tragedies of Nora" but RWBY is about Ruby, Weiss, Blake and Yang . Take this example and spread it on all the scenes that concern the development of the other characters that are not the 4 protagonists. Volume 9 (for now) shows just the opposite of this: The characters develop at their own calm and coherent, Blake and Yang play the couple of little girls when they are adults but IT'S OKAY! At least the two are not in T-pose for most of the episode and then do something ambiguous then return to T-pose. (Spoiler: that's what they did in previous volumes). The protagonists breathe, finally there are no idiots (sorry) like Jaune who has to show off as "The great leader but clumsy and inexperienced" (like Ruby), as "The warrior faced with a difficult choice, and the repentance of such choice makes him cry" (as Ironwood) ... Finally Jaune is cancelled. Not in the sense that he won't be there anymore, but the relevance of him MUST be put under the feet of the protagonists. He's a supporting character, that's all. These two episodes prove it. I close this by saying this: DO NOT STOP! This is the way to make RWBY good without a talented man. Cause this show wants to be indipendent from Monty, it doesn't needs to make it gloomy but different. Finally Yang is sassy! MY GOD! FINALLY! RWBY is a simple show with simple writing. Raising the level of the story prompts us to ask for consistency and logic that neither the writers are able to send us nor we are willing to see in this show. We want action! RHYTHM! we don't want the sentimental problems of two characters irrelevant to the show (Guess who I'm talking about? Nora and Ren? No. Qrow and Clover). But what is the problem, the flea, of this show? Despite all the improvements! ALL THIS PROTAGONIST DEVELOPMENT! FINALLY THEY HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT! it's a movie. I'm serious, this volume has the same relevance as a spin-off movie. And that saddens me a lot, because until something happens in connection with Salem and the development of that story, Volume 9 will have no relevance. If halfway through Volume 9 you get out there and push the story against Salem, the issue is swept under the rug but not fixed: All this coming and going in the world of fairy tales is nothing but a waste of time if it doesn't bring CONCRETE fruit to the story. I'm not talking about "character sentimental development" (because that should be the default) or "Oh, but Jaune might die" (Finally I would say), but I'm talking about "In this dimension they discover that the relics are a farce and Salem it defeats itself in this way." The deities? False! In truth they are creatures escaped from the world of fairy tales (like a kind of Undertale) and use their powers to confuse humans. That would be a HUGE plot twist but it's what I would honestly do to solve the BOREDOM problem that is the "Go there, get the relics... go there, get the relics... Watch out! Salem got the relic, then go back to get the stolen relic back (kind of like Death Stranding but in an action... BORING). Do you remember what I said before? RHYTHM! There's a reason I don't highlight that much, because if you watch all the scenes in volume 2-3 (especially the red prince one) you will feel that the actions, the music, the camera, everything works around a rhythm. This is doing an animation well. Not with "anatomical precision" but with RHYTHM. I want it to continue like this, even after returning from this world, I want them to take this as an example! You don't have to do things "right" to make them "beautiful".