The hype train arrived at the station nearly one week ago, and since then we’ve all been enjoying our return to RWBYLand. Things are bigger and better than ever, yet still having that comforting ol’ familiarity of still feeling like home. … What? Your homes don’t have weapons that all double as guns? I keep forgetting folk outside Australia don’t need to fight for their lives everyday… Anyways. It’s recap time! For those new to it, these recaps are a sandwich wherein silly captioned screencaps are the filling and the bread is text-y actual recap part with discussion and speculation talk. To taste test the older sandwiches, check out Volume One’s Recaps Here! Ready to go for this week’s? Click the Read More below!

So before we get started, I’d like to thank y'all for your continued support - the laughter, the liking, the reblogging, the screencap sharing, that one guy calling me a goddamn national treasure et cetera. The hiatus was a long one and I wasn’t all that present and posting random stuff, so sorry ‘bout that. But it’s the beginning of a new run for these recaps and some little stuff in between, so let’s get to it. As always, the screencaps can be reposted and distributed at your leisure wherever you want to. Just don’t do that thing where you claim you made 'em and it’ll all be aces.

PREVIOUSLY ON RWBY… Volume One happened. Rewatch it, reread the recaps, whatever. Onwards!

Volume Two begins in the city of Vale, just as did last volume, and we find ourselves outside a dust shop that Roman Torchwick and his goons had robbed way back in the first episode. The owner, a nameless fellow with hella eyebrow game, finds himself accosted by an attractive young woman.

The chick asks for directions and he gives 'em, and by now you might realise you saw a little glimpse of her way back in V1’s finale, though her silhouette could be glimpsed all the way back V1’s opening.

Emerald, last name unknown. A master thief and pickpocket wearing a disarmingly cute smile and very little clothes, a deadly combination. The inspiration for her character is currently unknown, but some evidence points towards Cleopatra, on account of the overall aesthetic and the little nugget of trivia involving Cleopatra once getting her hands on a giant ass emerald that may’ve been cursed. Neato. Emmy Rald is voiced by Katie Newville, who does a little professional actor-y stuff and is also married to animator Shane Newville. She also voiced the killer robot C.C. in Red Vs Blue Season 11, fun fact!

After getting directions from the old store owner, Emerald’s companion awaits her in a nearby alley. Much like Emerald, we’ve gotten glimpses of this sly guy before.

Mercury Black. A fighter who checks off multiple boxes on the joking bad boy checklist, wielding a voice like a silky hug you fear will end badly, and freakin’ rocket boots. An associate of Cinder Fall’s along with Emerald, the two implied to be orphans or somesuch that she picked up along the way and made into loyal enforcers. Mercury’s character basis appears to be the roman god of the same name (Roman God Mercury is basically Greek God Hermes, for those unaware), and it’s backed up by a little wing symbol appearing on Merc’s shoes, to indicate the God Mercury’s winged sandals thing. His last name is Black because it’s cool, probably. Or he’s Sirius’s cousin. He’s voiced by J.J. Castillo, movie buff and editor extraordinaire at Roosterteeth, who’s currently putting together a documentary-y thing about some of RT’s community members, which’ll be cool.

We discover right away that Em and Merc have something of a familiar banter, all snark and sass and stuff. These two have worked together for quite a while, it seems, and know how to push each other’s buttons.

So we also deduce that From Dust 'Til Dawn’s shopkeep cannot catch a break, as that lien Emerald pockets is his. Next volume I hear he’ll be seen getting diagnosed with cancer or something. Aces.

Movin’ on. The city of Vale is populated now by a variety of background characters, having digivolved from their shadowy selves last year.

The animation team as a whole has done a fantastic job. From the very first shot the difference could be felt, and things are just plain prettier. I love it. The city of Vale itself has gotten an upgrade or two along the way, including holographic light poles and signs 'n stuff. It’s neato. Emmy and Merc banter a bit about the city, the latter calling it dull and the people easy to rob and the former just not taking any crap.

It is strange to think, considering what’s coming next, that Emerald’s in such a mood. Is it nervousness? Pre-remorse? Indigestion? Probably the latter. I heard the White Fang’s chef - Marci, you know, with the limp? - was sick and her apprentice Oliver took over and well he never got the hang of cooking chicken right.

Finally, our fabulous crime-causing duo make it to a dusky ol’ book shop. Mercury loiters by the front, while Emerald finds herself a nice bell to ring.

The owner emerges. Wolverine and Sabertooth’s third brother, basically.

Tukson, last name unknown. As we soon discover, a Faunus with retractable claws. If he is some kind of cat Faunus - as is joked about later - it’s interesting that he doesn’t have the bonus set of ears that Blake and Velvet have. But weirdly, I can see that being a thing? Like, Faunus all have an animal they’re based off of, but can get different properties? So maybe there’s another cat one out there with just the tail? And another monkey one that has big silly monkey ears. Fascinating to think about, really. Anyways, Tukson’s name is derived from the Spanish one Tucson, meaning “black base”, so there’s the colour rule followed. And he’s voiced by Adam Ellis, a viking warrior who travelled to the future to work at Roosterteeth, and is also the voice of Cardin Winchester. Hah. Ironic. Voices a Faunus and a Faunus racist.

Tukson appears to recognise the two at first, but doesn’t comment. There are more pressing issues. Bell-related ones.

Emerald asks after some books while Mercury browses. The first one Emmy mentions is “The Thief And The Butcher”, which sounds lovely. And may just describe Em and Merc. Taunting the poor guy, much? Second book mentioned is Violet’s Garden. Again, lovely. And, as the music gets more dramatic…

Quick thang: This volume I’m going to be adding some more varied screencap types to the pile. One such idea I had after listening to the Summer Rose Studios podcast a while back (Good listen, go check 'em out!) was to do Mass Effect-style conversational trees. Without drawing an actual tree or whatever because that’s hard. But there’s four options in each tree: the happy/let’s have sex option, the neutral option, the mean/let’s murder 'em option, and the always classic “I should go”. The one highlighted in yellow was the route that canon went down. We’ll see only a couple of those a week, and I may go back and drum up a post of some from Volume One, as well. Cool? Cool:

She asks after The Third Crusade, which may be a reference to the historical event of the same name. The crusade involved death 'n stuff. Either way, it twigs Tukson all the more that he’s being toyed with, especially when the duo call him out for not having the book and thus being a lying liar who lies.

And so, it’s revealed Tukson is a member of the White Fang who’s bailing before the Kool Aid gets spiked. Running away to Vacuo, which I hear is quite cold this time of year but hey whatever works. Also, a former White Fang member who runs a book store? Boy I wonder if he and Blake know each other! I mean, I don’t think allllll Faunus know each other but I mean, c'mon, books. Books! BOOOOOOOKS! And bells!

But now it’s time for these two to go in for the kill. Door is locked, lights are off, and Tukson is asked if he’s going to fight back.

Yeahhhhhhhh.

Yeaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh. Tukson’s claws come out, he goes for the leaping cat ninja attack, and -

Rocket boot the face. Emmy and Merc leave the scene of the crime not only as murderers, but thieves, as Merc has gotten himself a comic book. Zoom in a bit and you’ll see it’s an X-Ray and Vav comic. Aww man I want one.

Our lighthearted and overall positive beginning comes to an end, and now it’s time to rejoin our beloved main characters! Who do we start with but Blake’s shadowed form hovering over her diary with a familiar back drawn in it.

That’s a thing and a half to start on, really. Smart, yeah. Connectin’ all kinds of White Fang plots, giving us some subtle reminders of Blake’s journey in the last volume. And it’s Blake. Blake is great. And Adam, y'know. Twenty bucks he shows up in some sort of ending cliffhanger this year, for circular-ness. Watch this space!

So Yang, Blake and Weiss are all eating their lunch, as you do. It’s a pleasant day in the Beacon cafeteria. Nothing’s going to go wrong. At all. Even Team JNPR’s there, with Nora throwing food into Yang’s mouth for kicks!

The peace is broken by the slam of a book, and a familiar red-caped figure.

Oh Ruby. You adorable muffin you.

She wants to start their semester off with a bang, and have the Best Day Ever (Hey, that’s the name of the chapter! You’re welcome, anyone who didn’t get it). Yang, on the other hand, is now officially a canonical punner.

God. Damn. It. Barb.

Oh, and Yang got an apple in the face for that bad pun. Boy I’m sure that food throwing thing won’t escalate, at alllll.

Yeah. It escalates. Ruby finishes explaining that classes are about to start, exchange students are invading Vale, there’s that tourney thing at the end of the year, and so yeah, they should be doing team things. Blake ain’t for it, content to wallow in her angst over the White Fang, while Weiss is surprisingly up for it.

New Weiss everyone. Just as she’s about to expound on her own plans for the day, she’s interrupted by that escalation thing I just mentioned. And a pie in the face.

Weiss getting creampie’d may be the funniest visual gag ever, but the offending party’s reaction is worth noting.

Oh those spoony bards. Two teams of four dorks apiece, the instigators of a war unlike any other. Just a quick reminder in case your amnesia from last volume kicks in:

TEAM RWBY:

- Ruby Rose: Leader of Team RWBY, young and somewhat impulsive but a hell of a fighter. Ruby’s character reference is that of Red Riding Hood, with a bonus Rose Red stuff splashed in. She’s voiced by Lindsay Jones nee Tuggey, with that recent-ish last name change that makes us all d'aww at the drop of a hat.

- Weiss Schnee: An icy heiress to a corporation that owns practically everything from Dust mines to toothpaste to a soda line, an overachiever who’s had to learn some harsh lessons about her attitude. A reference to Snow White, and a name that translates to White Snow, in case you needed proof. She’s voiced by Kara Eberle, slayer of ice cream cones and dreams.

- Blake Belladonna: Former member of the White Fang, a bookish introvert with a strong sense of morals. Also, she’s the queen of the universe. She takes reference from both Beauty and the Beast, which is neat. Her VA is the fabulous Arryn Zech, keeper and owner of the world’s cutest goddamn puppy ever oh my gods have y'all seen it?

- Yang Xiao Long: Blonde bombshell brawler who’s just there to have a good time and be a good older sister. And she’s a punner. Gods help us all. Her character’s reference is Goldilocks, and she’s voiced by Barbara Dunkelman, a notorious punner herself, wanted in six states for crimes against humourmanity.

TEAM JNPR:

- Jaune Arc: Leader of Team JNPR and a human disaster, who conned his way into Beacon to live up the family name and is now learning to become a halfway decent warrior. And probably failing. Is a genderbent reference to Joan Of Arc, who once posed as a guy anyway, so. He’s voiced by series writer Miles Luna, an escaped inmate from a mental hospital where they stash those who enjoy being sadistic bastards. We love 'im, tho.

- Nora Valkyrie. A pink blur of hammer-wielding hilarity who loves nothing more than killing things and getting into shenanigans with childhood friend Ren at her side. She’s Thor, basically. Female Thor even before Marvel announced that was going to be a thing. Nora For Avengers 4, amirite. Nora’s voiced by Samantha Ireland, actress and voice of CT in Red Vs Blue.

- Pyrrha Nikos. P-Money, as she likes to be called, is a fair and honourable and amazing amazonian warrior who is such an awesome person to everyone she befriends. Seriously, what a gal. Genderbent Achilles, with a name meaning “pyrrhic victory”, so it might not end that well for her at allllll. She’s voiced by Jen Brown, an improv comedian who also voices Carolina in Red Vs Blue.

- Lie Ren. A constantly tired and maybe stoned straight man to Nora’s Nora-ness. Is a genderbent Mulan reference, and by now you may notice the whole thing where all of JNPR are based off folk who posed as their opposite gender once. Ren is voiced by series creator Monty Oum, who’s actually about twice as chill as Ren appears at all times. Awesome dancer, however.

Though before we get to the aforementioned war, let’s slam cut to some hot boys walkin’ around!

Of course we all remember the tailed fellow with abs that gained some definition over the hiatus.

Sun Wukong, sharing the name of the Monkey King from the Journey To The West. A Faunus who, despite being an exchange student with a team of his own, decided to help advance some plot last year and snuck aboard a ship headed for Vale. Thank you, Sun, for your service to the plot. Sun is voiced by Michael Jones, best known for Rage Quit and the future professional voice actor-y role he’s been teasing he’s apart of. My money’s on something like Attack On Titan. Who knows!

So Sun is busy explaining to his buddy - we’ll get to him in a second - about how cool Team RWBY and pals are to hang out with. Unfortunately during the process he’s spoiled the fact Blake’s a Faunus…

I’m sure it won’t be a problem. At all. Mentioned in this same conversation is Scarlet, one of these two’s teammates glimpsed in the OP but not seen here. The blue-haired dude, on the other hand:

Neptune, last name unknown. His design is similar to that of a KPOP star T.O.P. of the band Big Bang, specifically in the music video for their song Fantastic Baby. Probable that the rest of Sun’s team have similar designs. As for what he’s based on character-wise, it’s a solid bet it’s Neptune, the Roman god of the sea. And not the planet. Man, what do these guys have against Greek gods? They’re so much cooler! Maybe not colour-ish feeling name-wise, but still. Neptune is voiced by Kerry Shawcross, series writer/co-director/other stuff doer person and a real-life chum of Michael Jones’s which no doubt brings some neat vocal chemistry. Somehow. With magic.

But yes, back to the war. See, in the background of Sun and Neptune’s conversation about how cool Blake is and then how cool Neptune is, we’ve seen some glimpses of commotion occurring in the cafeteria. When Sun and Neptune enter…

As the student population flees the room, a lone figure stands laughing atop her throne made of overturned chairs.

Ruby Rose, a student of justice, will have no such thing. She refuses to take the slight of Weiss getting pie’d in the face lightly. I, meanwhile, decide to make the screencaps twice as dramatic as what was already an overdramatised incident.

It begins.

Ren kicks off some watermelons towards the enemy, and Ruby orders her team to action. Yang takes up arms first.

Blake dashes forward with some breadsticks to aid Yang in destroying the watermelon deluge.

Yeah. Food fight. It’s brillian. Every weapon wielded is a mirror to their actual weapons. The entire fight is a recap of the main eight’s fighting styles and special abilities. We get Jaune being useless but a bit more competent than usual thanks to Pyrrha’s training, Blake uses two breadstick swords and then a whip of sausages, Nora has a melon hammer, Weiss a swordfish rapier, Yang her turkey fists… et cetera. Again, it’s pretty brilliant. The moves and the style all have some callback element to previous fights we see of 'em, and even the score has some familiar cues for each character. It’s not very well conveyed in screencap form, but hey, why not.

The first soldier down is Jaune, of course, hit by two turkeys flung by Yang.

What has your OTP done lately? One half of mine got hit by two turkeys flung by the other. It’s true love, those two. P-Money ain’t having any of it, however.

She springs to action for a duel with Blake that wouldn’t look out of place in an arty French film, only with, y'know, bread.

Ruby rides a food tray into Pyrrha’s face after Blake gets knocked down, and then Weiss steps up to confront Ren.

Ren gets knocked over on account of Weiss using ketchup, but that ain’t the most ridiculous thing Weiss does this battle. Using a swordfish as a rapier? That’ll do it.

Nora ain’t too happy about Ren falling on his ass, and uses her melon hammer to bat Weiss away.

I would too Weiss. I would too. Oh, and since the food fight is being played entirely straight, we get this moment:

In an interview at RTX, Monty likened this food fight to the paintball episodes of Community as something silly played straight, and goddamn if he doesn’t succeed. I cried for an hour after Weiss’s death. It was freakin’ heartbreaking. What brought me back from that terrible depression was Ren and Yang going at it with some leeks versus turkey action, and one shot that makes it kinda clear Ren got himself a look up Yang’s skirt. And if I were a betting man, I’d bet Yang was going commando.

Okay, she probably wasn’t, but hey, Ren ought not be lookin’ up skirts. Silly Ren. He is then sent soaring high by Yang’s K.O. punch, and only split second screencapping skills capture the horror on his face.

Nora’s revenge is swift. She hammers the everliving hell out of Yang, sending her flying into the roof. Egads, Nora, you didn’t have to ring her bell that hard NO WAIT -

Dammit.

Nora’s melon hammer doesn’t survive the encounter - and for a second we’re not sure Yang did either - and Nora is then forced back by Blake’s sausage links. Nora arms herself with some grenades aka soda cans, sweeping Blake away. EDIT: I actually totally forgot that it was actually P-Money who did the sweeping, what with using her semblance to make a giant wave of soda cans and all. Lol dammit me.

Oh, and yeah, the three soda brands are Dr Piper (Pied Piper and Dr Pepper in one!), Schnee cola (They’re everywhere), and an always awesome RT shoutout of a People Like Grapes soda. Of course people like grapes. Blake may not like the soda after being knocked out, but Ruby’s got her back. Revenge time.

Ruby kicks her semblance into high gear and becomes a red whirlwind, headed straight for Team JNPR.

The other four hit the far wall, followed by the debris of all the food used in the battle. To Jaune’s horror.

The final result? Kinda pretty. I want it on my wall, really.

War. War never changes. Be the weapons food or blades or bombs, there’s left standing a winner and some unfortunate casualties on the side. Neptune, in this case, left there glaring at a overwhelmingly besotted Sun.

Speaking of glares, in comes everyone’s favourite dominatrix professor!

Glynda Goodwitch. Relentlessly competent and organised, a badass whiz at Dustwork, and is that one teacher that everyone’s a little scared of. Her name’s basically the same as the character from the Wizard of Oz, and she’s voiced by RT’s first - but so not the last - badass lady, Kathleen Zuelch. Glynda busts in to fix the damage done by the food fight, and does so in one goddamn wave of her riding crop.

It actually is. I dunno, it was magical. Glynda snaps off a one-liner about not playing with food - good one Glyn - and the two teams are not at all abashed, thanks to the distraction of Yang returning from the moon (Did she bring Adam back? Unfortunately not). Before Glynda can start assigning detentions, in comes everyone’s favourite overly vague headmaster!

Professor Ozpin. Headmaster of Beacon Academy. He once attended a seminar hosted by Dumbledore on how to be, y'know, Dumbledore. He’s the Wizard of Oz, the man behind the curtain, the wielder of the fabled coffee mug gun probably. Voiced by Shannon McCormick, who also voices Wash in RvB and is just a great guy overall. Except for that one incident in Alaska I was a witness to one stormy night. But I’m taking that secret to the grave Shannon, don’t worry.

Moving on. RWBYJNPR are laughing off the whole destruction of school property and disruption of general student population’s spare time to eat lunch thing.

Yeah they’re probably the students everyone secretly hates, right? Always in the middle of some antics, always making a mess and being loud about it. Hell, don’t they know that some students just want to study dammit?! Some students need to get into a good college and make their parents proud! They don’t have time for food fights! RWBYJNPR are menaces, the whole lot of 'em. And now they’ve dragged poor impressionable Sun Wukong down with them. Fiends. All of 'em. What horrors will they not stoop to?

Ozpin lets the incident slip by without, err, incident, citing that these kids won’t be kids forever, so they have to enjoy their ability to do things like this without a care in the world. Which is true. No doubt this is the writers’s way of telling us that things are gonna ugly later on. Tukson’s outright murder performed earlier in the chapter kinda signalled that to me, but hey, I don’t mind. We’ve peaked at the food fight when it comes to silly battles, bring on the dramaz.

Oh, and MVP for the episode? Nora. Gotta be. Yeah sure Ruby won the battle by taking out four weakened opponents at once, but she was showin’ off. Nora held off Team RWBY on her own, taking out three of them (EDIT: Cough two cough forgot about P-Money’s moment whoops) while her team was out of commission; Jaune got KO’d early - still suffering from injuries sustained when hitting that window, no doubt! - and Ren was too stoned to care and P-Money didn’t want to unleash the inner beast and end up killing people. Nora just dominated. I wanna be Nora when I grow up.

Okay, and let’s jump to the last segment of the episode!

Emmy Rald, Mercury, and X-Ray & Vav Issue 06: Rise Of The Risemongler all return to their home base to find Roman Torchwick waiting for them.

He immediately cracks a joke about Cinder sending over the kids and it being like the divorce all over again. At least we hope it’s a joke. Because no way Roman’d get married 'cause he’s a free independent man who don’t need no woman, fo’ sure.

Roman asks where the two have been all day, pickpocketing Emerald - to her annoyance - and discovering Tukson’s address. Dun Dun Dun. Before we get to that, though.

Roman Torchwick. Everyone’s favourite clockwork orange, first seen roaming the streets of Vale robbing every Dust store in his wake. He’s an asshole for sure, but in a wonderful way. He’s a reference to the Pinocchio character Candlewick who’s been adapted as a villain Lampwick a few times. Clearly Torchwick is the final evolution of evil dickishness. He’s voiced by the suave Gray G. Haddock, a producer/editor/everything elser for the show and with a thousand other projects like it under his belt.

Okay, where were we?

The interaction between these three is fantastic. Torchy is all kinds annoyed about them taking care of Tukson before he could, a symbolic thing about his feelings on Cinder taking over his operation as a whole, making him work with the White Fang et cetera.

Almost makes me hopeful Torchy changes sides and then becomes that weird somewhat evil uncle-like figure in everyone’s lives. Or that he outlives every bad guy that follows him and ends up the final villain. Dude, if he pulls a Kefka and destroys the world I won’t even be mad.

But he’s got a hot Emperor Gestahl to deal with first. Hot, as in, literally.

Cinder Fall. First introduced as a shadowy and fire-wielding figure, fully realised now in her glorious blazing glory of gloriousness. She’s the one in charge, and no one shall forget it. She’s also an evil Cinderella reference, especially notable with the glass chink'ing of her heels as she walks. Sashays. Whatever you call that gait, it’s awesomely sexily terrifyingly swagtastic. Cinder’s VA is none other than cosplay queen Jessica Nigri, who’s clearly having a blast playing seductively evil. And we’re having a blast watching it. One scene in and she’s owning.

The first thing she does after ignoring Emerald’s attempt at a hug is chastise Torchwick for not killing Tukson already. And then she turns her ire to Merc and Emmy for ignoring orders.

The two were told to keep their hands clean in Vale. Well technically Mercury only kicked Tukson’s brains out of his skull…

Oh yeah, Red Vs Blue reference was there. I love it. One day ten years from now I hope the next big RT series references RWBY, 'cause then we’ll be full circle! Or something.

Cinder then spins back around to Roman, who’s been making faces at Emerald and Mercury this whole time, like a real adult.

Roman’s defence is that he’s been very busy.

Inspirational, Mercury snarks. But hey, I think he shows good work ethic! I’d hire him for my illegal activities.

He also wants a little information about what the plan is. Cinder steps forward to assure him that he must have faith. Her eyes flare up in the process. Awkward boner probably ensues.

All good things must come to an end, and one such thing is Roman’s dust-stealing days. We’ll remember them fondly. It’s time for Team Evil to move on.

And so, this premiere must end too, on the note of Emerald having pickpocket’d Roman’s lighter back during the hug attack.

Cue the Time To Say Goodbye.

Strong opener. Eases back into it, has a bit of fun, sets up ominous things to come. Things we’ve glimpsed in the V2 trailer, and it’s that I will use as a basis for my predictions for the coming weeks!

We’ve got eleven chapters left. V2 teasers indicate that part of Cinder’s Phase Two involves having Emerald and Mercury infiltrating their way into Beacon Academy. If they’re of a student age then it’ll be easily done, but I like to imagine it’s a 21 Jump Street situation and the two are actually forty year olds with great skin. Those two will be ready to enact any evil plan that needs be done, while Roman’s going to be working with a guy we spot in the trailer to utilise a gigantic mech for the White Fang’s purposes. The aforementioned guy is probably named Ironwood, and also has a connection with Penny and Ozpin. So we’ll probably meet him next week, hopefully. Penny too! I miss Penny and her robot self.

A brief shot glimpsed in a production diary also indicates there’s a scene between Ozpin and Blake coming up, and dollars to donuts is that it’ll involve telling her of Tukson’s death and the White Fang deserters being targeted. This’ll segue into Blake’s speech in the V2 trailer about not sitting around and wanting to do something to stop the bad guys. Maybe not right away - there’s still some school stuff and some more character introductions to do - but when it happens, it’ll lead to the foursome donning hitting the town. Specifically Yang, returning to Junior’s club. Seems like that’ll somehow lead into a highway chase scene involving Yang, Blake, Sun and Neptune Vs that giant mech. Again, some chapters away. Oh, and more bell ringing will ensue.

No other real predictions to make. Uhh… It’ll be good? That seems like a given. We’re given episodes with consistently longer times than last year’s despite there being less overall, and I think that flow will work well, story-wise. Give the writing some freedom, y'know. Yeah. You know.

So that’s all we got for this week! Solid recap, me. For everyone at home looking to connect with other fans of RWBY, I’d suggest visiting the usual hangouts for discussion, speculation and some hilarity. There’s the Roosterteeth forums (General discussion and the RWBY Vol. 2 thread), the RWBYForums, RWBY Wiki, the r/RWBY subreddit, the RWBY TVTropes page (And hey this recap even has a lil’ page of it’s own, which is awesome), and as always the main tumblr tag. And hell, Crunchyroll, Spacebattles, 4chan, anywhere and everywhere. Go check out any of 'em if you never have, and get involved! Fans of Roosterteeth stuff are solid folk, trust me. Especially if a zombie apocalypse happens.

Until next week, drive safe!

Also, TUSK!