Compared To RWBY's Plan Where The Majority Of Atlas Died When Cinder Blew Up The Dimension Bridge, Or

Compared to RWBY's plan where the majority of Atlas died when Cinder blew up the dimension bridge, or are trapped in a sandstorm made of flying Grimm, and Salem takes two of the four relics from RWBY leaving them with NO relics?

Also RWBY's plan led to Jaune killing Penny. A pro gamer move, losing the items you were meant to protect, and killing your own teammate.

Furthermore, Atlas's defences as they were have held back the Grimm since the show started. Salem has also shown to have failed to directly damage Atlas's shield, and she needed infiltrators to sabotage Atlas's mechanics before she could invade Atlas. The fact that Salem had failed to get through Atlas's embargo before V7 further indicates the superiority of Atlas's defences against Salem's Grimm in a direct fight.

Taking that into account, Atlas could have either stalemated Salem long enough to get reinforcements from the Mistral or Vacuo, or used Ambro's power, since Atlas would have the Winter Maiden, to fashion a propulsion system to get Atlas to Argus, which is relatively unharmed and the closest city friendly to Atlas.

You can't say that Ambro can't build a dimensional network that connects Atlas to Argus once Atlas is safely up in the air away from Salem. RWBY did it to get to Vacuo.

In any case, Ironwood's 'spreading the word about Salem' at the beginning of V7 still applies at the end because;

(1) RWBY did what Ironwood always intended to do in V8; and

(2) There was ever only ONE plan, and the events of end V7 and the entirery of V8 are the result when RWBY derailed Ironwood's strategy, and everyone is trying to pick up the pieces.

Therefore, step Ironwood has more options than step RWBY. Which only led to agonizing failure.

Speaking of, you said in your post that Ironwood would be playing siege warfare against an enemy that doesn't need to eat, sleep, and can't die. Now this is Ironwood dealing with this enemy from a tech laden fortress which is adequately manned, and bolstered by a still combat effective army. How would RWBY fair any better with a dozen Huntresses between them and the Happy Huntresses, in street-to-street fighting against an enemy that doesn't need to eat, sleep, and can't die? While protecting a mass of civilians at the same time, panicking and attracting more Grimm as they do so?

To the Ironwood fans who said that he had a plan and Team RWBY didn't at the end of Volume 7-

What, exactly, WAS his plan? Not what you interpret as his plan, what was his plan as stated/shown in the show itself?

And on top of that, for the Ironwood fans who said that Team RWBY suffered no consequences-

What is your definition and example of consequences in stories.

snetunia, with an extremely jealous Lily

It was nineteen-eighty and Tuney wouldn't shut up about Lady Diana Spencer. Her clothes and her hair and her poise and how elegant she was and how some people just couldn't help having a short neck.

Lily knew that meant her. Tuney got the lovely long neck and the elegant hands and the slender feet and ankles of Dad's mother. Magic was better than any of that, Lily knew, but just once she'd like to be the one who could pull off a Diana lookalike style.

And to make everything even worse, HE agreed with everything Tuney said.

Snape. Bloody Snape. Tuney got the elegant features and stole him, too. It was enough to make anyone sick, as Jamie said.

And they had to go to dinner that evening. She'd much rather stay in her own home and entertain Sirius and Remus and Peter than go home for dinner. He'd be there, smirking sardonically from across the table whilst Tuney prattled on about her work and his experiments!

Experiments!

She knew who funded him and his experiments, because Sirius was ever complaining about his grandfather and the Black House Scholar. He'd got everything he ever wanted. The swine.

He didn't have her, though. And she didn't think Tuney would ever be able to announce what she was going to. This time Tuney would be the jealous one.

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Lily waited until her roiling stomach settled before she tugged Jamie's arm, pulling him away from the car parked at the curb. He and Sirius had gone mad over automotives after they'd done…something…to a motorbike. She pulled Jamie to the door, nervous excitement replacing the faint nausea apparition caused these days. She knocked briefly before she opened the door and stepped into the house.

Unlike the lovely home she and Jamie had, they practically fell into the front room from the door.

They were there already, Severus looking smug and Petunia…Petunia wearing maternity clothes and a satisfied glow.

No.

No, they couldn't have.

"Oh, Lily and Jamie, we're so happy you made it. Petunia just shared the most wonderful news!" Mum crossed the room to them, hugging them both. "They're expecting!"

Lily wanted to scream. What had she ever done to deserve such torture?

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Petunia smiled to herself, knowing she and Severus would have a good, long laugh later. They didn't even have to do anything to wind her up, just sit there and look happy.

And she was happy, finally, in the strangest way.

Omg this ask did not show up in my notifs, I’m so sorry 😭

But OMGGGG

I need more of these!! I love it 😍

This is so wholesome on the Snetunia part and satisfying on the jealous Lily part 😩

Ooh. I understand.

Historical Zhao Yun: If you want to escape back to Wu because you hate it here that's none of my business, but you can't just take Lord Liu Bei's son with you.

Historical Sun Shangxiang: Ugh, gods forbid women do anything.

The implications are horrific. I got chills just thinking about the implications of what you just said.

I wonder if Robyn Hill can use her truth semblance on herself.

How ironic is it that because of her Semblance, everyone she touches will always be more honest than she could ever be?

Additionally, when Robyn uses her semblance, would the truth be coloured by Robyn's biases?

@psyga315 that plot point would have been epic.

I wonder if Robyn Hill can use her truth semblance on herself.

How ironic is it that because of her Semblance, everyone she touches will always be more honest than she could ever be?

Additionally, when Robyn uses her semblance, would the truth be coloured by Robyn's biases?