Television RWBY

Just some more wonderings about when the trailers took place in relations to the episodes.

 

I figured they all look place before. So this episode pretty much confirmed my suspicions.

 

Same, it also sheded some more light on Blake's in particular.

 

I mostly did the middle of the episode and I usually always do this even though its actual longer than what I do. I will give you that

Now trying to be funny... No false its just my favorite parts of the show, but I'll take fault for this it was very long and a huge spoiler mostly for the middle scene with Penny that's it. Since it bugged you this much I'll be very careful as to doing my favorite words/ slash quotes from the episode

 

It's not that quoting it is bothersome, it's that you didn't at least warn about spoilers. I read your post and feel like I watched the episode again.

Nothing personal, just a thing.

 

I'm still not sure about that actually; it seems to me that not all of the trailers take place around the same time. Blake's definitely seems to take place before the series; as Wiess said, an entire train of their cargo was stolen. Based on what happened in the trailer, I would say that Blake decided that she should leave the white fang based on Adams actions. However, when we go to Yang's trailer, she is looking for Blake. There is always the fact that Yang always knew who Blake really was, but considering her actions thus far, I find that theory to be extremely unlikely and if it were to happen, it would be a bit too random. Yang never had interest in her before they were partners. During their first conversation, Yang deemed talking to her a "lost cause." It seems to unlikely that Yang is keeping so much secret so well. Of course, I could be wrong, but these are just my thoughts.

 

I understand again it was way too long for what I usually do so I'll fix it.

 

Actually, Monty has said that Yang wasn't looking for Blake in the Yellow Trailer.

 

Spoiler

If you watch Blake's trailer again, if you look carefully, you can actually see what appears to be horns on Adam's head although they're hard to see as they're well hidden in his spiky hair.

 

Huh. That's weird. I mean the screen showed Blake... and Yang said "she"... Oh well. Perhaps she was looking for the girl in red whose face apparently doesn't exit in her currently used model. lol

 

Everyone assumed it was Blake cause the figure had black and white on.

 

People are actually watching this still?

I dropped it after episode...8. Can't stomach the plot and writing anymore.

 

People are actually complaining about this still?

I dropped the complaints after episode 8... I can't stomach the reasons anymore.

 

Holy shit get defensive much. I was just kind of surprised how many people were watching it still. I didn't make a long post that people had to read through, I've already stated my beef with the series.

 

I was kidding. Lol.

But yeah, I get why you don't like it. I mean, hell, I'm a fan and I think the writing is pretty bad. They've been improving lately tbh, and the newest episode is no exception. It had some of the best development I've seen, considering it was twice as long and had much more time put into it.

 

Ah, ok. I've heard that Episode 15 was abysmal, but 16 was good. I might just try watching it again, just because I'm a fan of Monty.

 

I honestly think the problem is that they can't pull off weekly episodes. They worked on this one for two weeks and it ended up amazingly.

 

Episode 16 isn't out yet. Episode 15 was pretty good though I don't know why people are saying it is awful while the unreleased Episode 16 is better in quality. Or perhaps those people saw it in the future and it was waaaay better then 15 to the point that it is basically the Citizen Kane of the series and made 15 appear it was on par with Plan 9 From Outer Space in terms of quality.

 

I probably just put the wrong numbers. Just been reading up on the series on other forums, to gauge how its improved or whatnot.

 

I figured as much, I was just messin' with ya.