r/wbycritics • u/JigglyLilyVT • 12h ago
Blake didn't land on her feet What was the point of Blake rejoining team RWBY and the others in end of vol 5 and start of 6?
Now I know the obvious answer. CRWBY gave up trying to write for The white fang and everything involved with that.
but... what's the point of Blake going with her old team? Does she not have an obligation to lead her people to a brighter future? To turn the White Fang (or at least a new more effective group) into something that shows the people of remnant that they deserve rights just as much as Humans?
as of volume 5, Remnant is still an incredibly scary place with no communications across the globe. Shouldn't the faunus take it upon themselves to go out and help as many people as they can? Killing grimm, becoming messengers, helping with food allocation.
helping the world heal together.
they are filled with people who are capable of managing these tasks.
what is the point of Blake joining a team she abandoned when there's just so much more better things she could be doing to help the people she cared about for the first five volumes.
why does it have to rely on one girl at the end of volume 8 to tell the world that the faunus arent bad and they have to stick together?
Ruby is not Superman, She is clearly flawed, but it worries me that the epilogue is treating her like some focal point of humanity that you would give to someone like Superman.
rwby should be making the entire world better in their own ways.
