Are they still pretending Ruby's sister is straight?
Mr. Apocalypse, when I mentioned RWBY
seen from China
seen from Maldives

seen from China
seen from China
seen from China

seen from Netherlands
seen from China

seen from China

seen from Belgium

seen from United States

seen from Canada
seen from China

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from China
seen from China

seen from Netherlands
seen from Germany
seen from China
Are they still pretending Ruby's sister is straight?
Mr. Apocalypse, when I mentioned RWBY
“Your outfit doesn’t cover very much,” says Blake’s father, wearing an open jacket over his bare chest.
So uh. Not only does Blake have parents but her father is a high-ranking political figure in Menagerie... and her parents have what looks like a pretty large home in what we’ve just been told is an overcrowded community.
And aha. So I thought for about two seconds that they were trying to backpedal on some of the unilateral demonizing of Faunus resistance, but ah, I stand corrected.
This is gonna be a Mess, isn’t it.
“I want to hear more about the adventures of Team RWBY.”
You and me both, Kali.
I’ve had a lot of time to think about how I feel about Ruby’s new outfit and I’ve come to the conclusion that I strongly dislike it.
Like this is a character whose initial design was clearly influenced by Lolita fashion where the aesthetic is very covered and seeks to be feminine while resisting sexualization and you decided you should really shorten her skirt and give her a chest window.
Why this.
Also I cannot stand the armpit buckles, they just... infuriate me.
If Winter’s been disowned from the family for leaving to join the military then why was she hanging around the estate when Weiss called home in v2, and why wasn’t that a big deal?
“There’s a threat in Mistral.”
See, this would’ve been a good thing to establish much earlier in this volume, I think? Especially given that Mistral is RNJR’s destination and we still don’t know what their plan is when they get there.