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RWBY Volume 4 Episode 9 Reaction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
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The fun thing about Qrow's bad luck is that it happened in the fight with Tyrian too. Tyrian fell through the bad beam and right after Qrow told ruby to stay back,that plank nearly fell on her. Back in volume 3 too. As he left the bar and the bartender knocked the glass over.
That's very cool that they had little details like that throughout the series. 😊
You also see examples of his bad luck during that talk by the campfire with RNJR. After he left, a log fell off the fire. He had been indirectly making contact with the wood just prior.
Also, his bad luck might have been why Ruby was not able to shoot and hit a stationary Tyrian during the fight with Qrow. He was too close to Qrow's influence.
Also, Qrow trailing RJRN for protection = bad luck for Grimm.
Then there is Tyrian being able to block or dodge all strikes from Qrow's (and anyone else's) weapon. But he could not block a direct punch or kick from Qrow.
Hmm, bad luck on Qrow that Ruby didn't listen to him and stay out of the fight? (That's why we tried twice to tell her to stay back.)
Another possible occurrence. Raven buying Qrow a bottom shelf drink. Only to have the waitress up him to a top shelf Drink.
Bad luck on Raven if she got charged for the upgrade. Or bad luck on the establishment if Raven skipped out on the tab.
In that fight with Winter, Bad timing (luck) that Ironwood showed up when he did to stop a charge by Winter.
Qrow may not be able to control his semblance, but he knows how to leverage it. Making him very formidable opponent to enemies. Only family and friends would tend to screw him up.
On Schnee summons: They can only summon foes that pushed their limits.
For Weiss, the Knight from her trailer is one such foe.
I think that's maybe just a nice sentiment, and they can summon literally anything they personally defeated, but I can be wrong.
@@sqxbarto9229 Well, the Lancer Queen, Knight and that Boar all did give Weiss a hard time.
Winter mentioned last volume that they can summon their defeated foes. During the party, Weiss summoned the boar she defeated in Port's class back in volume one.
correction its specific to foes shes defeated like the knight was a foe she defeated in the trailer
@@crowtrobot17 Exact quote from Winter "Think to your fallen foes...the ones that forced you to push yourself past who you were and become who you are now."
I absolutely love Yang’s relationship with her dad. They truly have a close bond and it shows in how he approaches helping her grow stronger both emotionally and physically.
Yeah he's not that typical dad most people have, but we the audience understand this is normal and good for Yang, thanks to the scenes and acting. They did great work regarding that!
Agreed 😊
17:45 remember in Volume 3 when Winter told her to remember her greatest foes when summoning. Then remember her fight in her trailer when she got her scar. The tiny sword in front of the snail, the arm in the fight against the Paladin when she saved Velvet, the misdirect when she accidentally summoned a boarbatusk at the gala, and the final reveal when the knight kneels before her. Love the set-up.
I didn't notice the thing about the boarbatusk, damn... Yes, I remember now from Volume 1 in the clasroom, while it was mostly because Ruby didn't let her concertrate and her frustation, it was a hard fight for her-
Lot of setup in this which is really cool. So many things coming into focus now 😀
Sun was hit in the shoulder, so it's a good bet he'd be okay.
Whitley is very much following in his father's footsteps. I like that Bethany has no mercy for him, lol.
Also, puppy spotted!
Shoulder wounds aren't necessarily non-fatal. There's the subclavian arteries and the brachial plexus nerve clusters. The majority of people who take penetrating injuries to their shoulders need multiple surgeries to repair their blood vessels and there can be nerve damage leading to loss of movement in their arms. And a small percentage of people who were shot in the shoulder have even lost their lives to the injury.
Blake knows she is off her game, that is why she went home. She is trying to recenter herself , that is what Sun/White Fang is interrupting.
I think the knight taking a knee was important. The boar was a ‘wild summon’, fueled by stress and emotion, and not under her control. By kneeling, the knight was symbolically yielding to her.
Ngl, the slow Grimm reveal rwby does is really good tbh, its like a horror movie
Ilia Amitola doesn't have a direct allusion, but rather her basis is purely in her name. Amitola is a Native American baby name which translates so "rainbow".
I wonder if she would like Neon Katt :D
I already said. It's Rainbow.@@CasualCat64
@@CasualCat64bruh, read.
Fun Fact: During Team RNJR's segment of the episode, all of the patches of mud on the ground were originally water puddles. However, Kerry Shawcross forgot about this while the scene was being animated.
I loved how Yang's dad was Bieng smart in training
This episode was a roller coaster of seeing each character dealing with problems or successes on their way to gain fame or some sort of goal. While with the moment of Ren, I feel like next episode might be some interesting story on him that would be speechless moment. So I hope you two are ready for it 😌 Also it seems surprisingly to see Llia in this series as she is a unique character in the RWBY series that bring some wonders on how Blake knows her.
We for sure weren't ready for it 😱
@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 understandable as I wasn’t expecting too so brace yourself 😶
That first scene tells us so much about Tai, Yang, and Raven. (also 6:38 Ozpin did say that if you think about it fighting and dancing aren't too different).
So, Ilia is voiced by Cherami Leigh who is one of my favorite voice actors. She’s played A2 (Nier Automata), Komaru (Danganronpa Ultra Despair Girls), Makoto (Persona 5), Rhea (Fire Emblem 3 Houses), Sonia (Legend of Zelda: TotK) and so many more. Genuinely she’s such a treat every time she pops up.
Also a female V from Cyperpunk 2077!
no way!!!!@@othergrimm6592
WOAAAH I DIDNT KNOW SHE VOICE ACTED A2, I love NeiR Automata sm
@11:50 "People cannot die." You do remember what happened last volume right? ;)
Her summons last as long as she concentrates on them, or they get destroyed by something more powerful.
You will see more on this in coming episodes... as in she can control it's actions even if they aren't in their direct view. Ie... like seeing what they see in her mind.
"Tai, she is no returning, Tai!"
Qrow was dreaming some bad memories from the past :(
Weiss' summons presumably drain her Aura as long as they're around, since that's her Semblance, so they would stick around as long as that lasts (or they get destroyed). Presumably, a bigger, more powerful summon would drain her proportionately faster.
I can understand Blake's moment of hesitation when versing Illia. For Blake this is a different yet somewhat familiar situation, she pursuing a member of the white fang and engaging in combat and a friend is there to help her. Its very similar in dynamic to her fight with Adam at the fall of beacon. So her hesitation stems from needing to make sure her friend is ok because of that memory, because the last time she went against a member of the white fang and a friend got involved it didn’t end well
The voice actress for Ilia is the same one as Makoto from Persona 5 (the one who has the biker outfit and has the glowing motorcycle)
Sun's clone jutsu is really cool, but it burns through his aura FAST, leaving him vulnerable to physical attack...Illia's telescoping weapon pierced his shoulder, basically a stab wound.
Weiss’s summons are enemies she’s felled in battle such as the Grim Knight in her White Trailer that gave her the scar over her Left eye. Also the Grimm Boar from her class the first week of school at Beacon.
To answer your question about the summons duration. The can be up forever until either they take too much damage or Weiss’ aura depletes.
Thanks for answering our question on that 😃
*INTRODUCING*
- Ilia Amitola
*WEAPONS*
- Ilia's Lightning Lash (whip + taser)
*SEMBLANCES*
- (UPDATE) Weiss's Glyphs (can summon a full Arma Gigas now)
- What Whitley says about Huntsmen might be a good allusion to how Atlas in general treats Huntsmen...
- It doesn't seem clear what story Ilia is based on.
- Man, sometimes you forget how tall Jaune really is. Hell, he's almost a whole head taller than Ren there!
- The same hoofprint found near Shion's ruins...!
I always wonder what Qrow is remembering in his delirium. "Tai...she's not coming." Is he talking about Raven, or Summer?
Someone already pointed out that the Schnees can only summon foes that especially challenged them. But the eagle is a good idea, maybe one of Weiss and Winter's ancestors was able to swoop around on a Nevermore. (What about if your special foe was a person? Oof, that's a painful image, summoning the simulacrum of someone you loved for battle while the real person ages and dies. )
Whitley has been stuck with his dad the whole time that Weiss has been away learning and growing. He's pretty unlikeable, but it is understandable why.
Did you notice Qrow referencing Summer when being carried on the stretcher? (Tai, she's not coming-in his delerium)
I've never been sure if he's talking about Summer or Raven. it brings me pain every time I hear it
@@hotlinechernobyl5157 I assumed Summer as she died, but I could be wrong.
In defense of Whitely, what role models has he been left with? Someone did an interesting review on how each sibling represents Fight, Flight, or Fawn in an abusive situation.
Amazing as always you two! Can't wait till you both get to the latest volumes.
We're looking forward to it as well 😃
so more context on weiss summoning if u forgot what winter said about it back in vol 3,she can summon whatever grim she defeated previously
5:20 nailed it
I can’t wait for you guys to see ren background soon !!
We all need more Zwei in our lives
Right?! That's why we put Zwei in the thumbnail. 😊 🐶
IMO the Yang Dad sparring is the best designed and filmed sequence of fighting in the whole series.
And so the stakes rise. Glad you spotted the significance of the print on the ground, I missed it myself on my first viewing.
Am I the only one noticing slow down in the RWBY footage?
They really should have left out the semblance part for Yang. Compared to everyone else she really doesnt use it all that much. Volume 3 is the one Volume where she used it multiple times and most were in a pinch where she had to use it.
Winter told Weiss to focus on the foes who pushed her limits; we seen her summon the Boarbatusk from Professor Port's class and the Knight from the White trailer. Both she killed in 1 on 1 combat. The Giant Nevermore was killed by Ruby in a 4 on 1 combat Weiss helped in, she might not be able so summon a big ol' bird.
Heads up, Major Feels Train incoming, all I can say
Just want to point out that despite all the negative feelings Jaune had about Qrow last episode he still helped carrying his stretcher without question.
Well, things are looking…I was going to say grim, but that’s an opening for a pun. (Not a word, Barb/Yang!) 😅
Anyway, each story is accelerating. Yang is getting her edge back, Weiss is mastering summoning at last, Blake just met an old friend in the worst way, and Team RNJR is in serious trouble. Plus, you’re probably wondering what’s up with Ren right now. You’ll find out next time. Word of advice: bring tissues, and maybe something to cuddle with. You’ll need them.
Withley was called Shitley for some time by the fandom (and even by some reactors) :D
Weiss (and well, any Schnee really, since their semblance is genetic) can only summon foes they've defeated. So far, we've seen Wiess personally beat a Boarbatusk, the knight from her trailer (which was the same kind of possession grimm we saw in the first episode of this volume), dozens of beowolves and presumably others as well. I say presumably, because there's things later on that muddy the waters a bit with regards to how and what she can summon, whether she personally needs to be the one who kills it, or if it just needs to be an important step that pushes her past her limits.
But she can't just summon anything she knows or has seen, generally it has to be something she's defeated, and maybe also something that was hard to beat.
6:56 Yaay, Frostmourne! Love the reference^^
7:35, WHITE Trailer.
That was a fantastic fight though
Weiss has to kill something in order to summon it.
Wholesome... and yeah, Yang's semblance kicked in during her first haircut, probably burned down the hairdresser's, don't worry about it. Bic pens! Dumb kitty still continues to dumb, and Ilia is right; she shouldn't have come back.
Love these reactions !!🤍🤍
Weiss is amazing isnt she?!!! The reason she doesn't summon an eagle is because she can't, her summoning is like a muscle. It gets stronger the more you work it, and only recently has she be able to use it. That knight is the first "full" summon she's been able to do under her control, its linked to her concentration. So making an eagle will require more practice, you don't want it disappearing mid-flight 😧
also she hasn't killed an eagle before. the schnee can only summon their fallen foes. the one's that pushed them to become more then they are and become who they are now.
Oh she will have a surprise hehe...
*Rises up again in Whitley protection squad*
He may have been rude in it, but he DID offer to smuggle in something for Weiss, since she's stuck in her room and can't get anything for herself like this. And AGAIN he was raised by that snake with a clip-on tie under constant surveillance, esp after Weiss left for Beacon.
On summons: Schnees can only summon grimm that they have fought and that have pushed their limits, like Weiss' trailer fight with the Arma Gigas. They will last for as long as needed, but drain aura quickly, so overreliance on them can be a crutch.
To jump on the future potential question- Jacques doesn't have any fighting abilities, he's just a businessman. The schneeblings got their semblance from their mom. And no, it's not exclusive to women, since they would've gotten it from their grandfather. It's just a matter of unlocking it, which Whit is yet to do
Withley is a very, how should I put it, a misguided character. U guys probably didnt consider this much, but he was left alone with his father, who is one of the worst characters of the kingdom. He is trying to be a brother, and help, but the company he was left in was bad.
That’s why he Fawned, while Winter Fled and Weiss Fought. Their mother, as you’ll see later, Froze (minor spoiler).
Worst character in the kingdom! you mean worst character on the planet.
@@jamieoeyes8568 Well, certainly the most *hated* character. I think we can agree on that?
Ppl react to this show and hate raven and cinder but nobody really takes a look at their sides of the story
Nothing in Cinder's past (which we don't really know as of season 4) would justify what she did. And we don't know anything about Raven yet, either.
Sorry, but I don't care about anything in Cinder's past. She killed Pyrrha, Amber, and several innocent people by her actions. I'm tired of these villains and their tragic backstories they use as justification for the horrible things they do. I swear, if by the end of the series they try to "redeem" Cinder's character and she doesn't pay for what she's done, I'm gonna be pissed.
Blake is honesty very frustrating in this volume
Jaques isn't Weiss and Whitley dad. Step dad he married into the name to get money. Don't know if this was learned before or after this episode.
Uh no he's very much their dad. He married their mom for money and family name, yes. But they still had children together.
Marrying into the family just means that he took on the Schnee name which is common when a person marries into a business deal. It happens a lot in Japan where the male will take on the bride's family name. Weiss and Whitley are definitely his children as Winter is.
Father, not Dad.
Yang never relied on her semblance. It wasn't a semblance to be relied upon. It wasn't anything like a 'temper tantrum' either. Yang's semblance is an augmentation type: she gets hit, she gets stronger. That's all. It's a passive semblance, like Qrows, not an activateable one like Ruby's. Yang was a highly trained, highly talented, martial artist. Her semblance augments her fighting style naturally, she's not using her semblance to fight like Ruby, Blake or Weiss. So Tai's 'lesson' was completely pointless and should have been given to Ruby.
Are you sure about that? I think she activates it, not just "acting on its own" Or it's activated when she is mad.
Sorry, but her semblance needs to be activated and she normally gets angry when using it. She tries to plow thru any problem using it. It wasnt until her fight with adam that she fought someone capable of bypassing a semblance.
@@nstorm2415 Fair call on the activation. But no, Adam's semblance is detailed in volume 6. It's just like Yangs, except he absorbs force through his sword rather than taking damage himself.
Dude, we literally see her lose her temper every time she uses it before volume 4 and her hair getting firey is her turning it on.
@@graveyardshift2100 Yeah. She's a hothead. You just said it yourself, she loses her temper before activating it. That means that her semblance itself isn't comparable to a temper tantrum, like Tai was suggesting.
The way the summoning works as explained by Weiss' sister Winter in volume 3 is that they can summon the enemies they've defeated that pushed them to become stronger. The Boar she summoned at the party was the one from Professor Port's class in volume 1 when she accepted Ruby as the team leader, and the knight is the one from her trailer. She's limited to these two at this time.