I thought that was Shin from Idolmaster lol

Beautiful

Chitose didn't even get a chance to smell them smh

@BugDevil I think Syaoran and Sakura is a fine couple too
I just wish Tomoyo had an alternative love interest.

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Nemo knew something strange.

@random Don't use words you don't understand. Unless you believe your overcompensating excess of word salads to be art or "culturally important", don't call people Philistines for not buying into it.

@Swag Wagon Even if I don't necessarily agree with their decision, I believe it was all part of the tonal shift RWBY went through at the end of season 3. This was set up for a while and, considering Monty Oum was still involved, always the planned outcome. Among the many drastic losses that happened in rapid succession this doesn't seem too out of place.
I'm just talking about narrative theming here of course, logically speaking that death leaves much to be desired. An explanation for example.

For a minute I thought Takewakamaru is drawing yuri again. Nope still yaoi

^Mood

big F

yes let maya make it up to you claudine! with lots of pudding and lots of love on the side!

i already knew it was coming, the "stole my heart" trope
i already had a hunch
still giggled and smiled at the last panel damnit

I thought this was going to have a romantic ending, but it was all the contraire I haven't watch this anime yet, but I will soon I like the fact that Claudine is french, I wanna hear Japanese people talking french xD

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Is this Zoey character only comes from the anime?

^Philistine (noun)
2 a: a person who is guided by materialism and is usually disdainful of intellectual or artistic values

Since your needless jabbering mostly appears to be basic hostility to erudition that seems about right. (2 b may also be relevant, depending.) ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

^^That's what I meant with "competency of writing" and where I agree with Buggy here. The death may have been thematically an dramatically entirely fitting, but that does not mean it made much logical or even necessarily narrative sense - would hardly be the first time a poignant theme is handled in a clumsy and nonsensical fashion. It's sadly only too common for writers and directors to fumble hard on Big Topics™ and just come across as ham-fisted and gratuitous.

^Nicely done. Your ability to twist things in your favor is almost commendable. But not really. Your replies had no intellectual or artistic value, are not relevant to cultural expression or anything of the like, thus I'm not a Philistine for disliking your attitude (and the required materialism half of the definition has no relevance at all, so another painful misstep on your part). It's easy to pretend that your overcompensation is a sign of education, but it is not. Anyone with half a brain can google vocabulary and subjects to needlessly elaborate on them in a comments section. You have only proven once again that you use big words with little contextual relevance. Let's just say I can tell a poser from the real deal.
And with that I'm done here.

^Getting a strong sense of déjà vu here for some reason...

Sorry had to

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On actual topic. Here is amazing in dept analyze of everything wrong with RWBY. I didn't even notice half of that stuff when watching it (disclaimer: I only watched first 2 seasons, but I still had some issues with them myself). Sure there might be few things I disagree with, but compare to so many well reasoned and explained points, it really is irrelevant.

Shouldn't this have the Officialtag?

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;_;7

@NewtMarshmallow Yes.

@Yurichan300 I think it's the contrasting personalities, which make them intriguing as a couple.

^ I couldnt stand him lol - he was just an annoying clueless brat who got in the way.

Lily says she's a girl. She's a girl. Let's not overcomplicate this.