What RWBY Really Needs

What RWBY really needs

An Asian Character.

When Team RWBY tries to destroy Atlas:

When Cinder keeps repeating the same mistakes:

When Penny tells Jaune to kill her:

When RT tries to push Bumbleby with some cutesy, funny moment between the most hated lesbian couple.

Anymore reasons why RWBY needs an Asian Character?

Harry Potter and the Fencing Masters

Is it possible that Dueling in Harry Potter is connected to historical fencing?

Is this why Godric Griffyndor carried a sword? Or why Lucius's wand is kept like a sword cane?

If dueling with wands is connected to dueling with swords, are swordmasters like George Silver or Capo Ferro wizards?

Reblog if you think fanfiction is a legitimate form of creative writing.

Sifu: Kuroki's true personality

Kunai Kuroki is the 'real' personality, i.e the one who is 'alive':

While Staff Kuroki is the twin sister who 'died':

Kunai Kuroki is predominantly in mourning colors and her eye makeup is streaked from crying over her twin sister's body.

Staff Kuroki is neat and dressed up for her own 'funeral'.

Kunai Kuroki's fighting style is more aggressive while Staff Kuroki fights defensively. Which possibly reflects their respective roles as murderer and victim. Kunai Kuroki may be the sister who lived, but she allows the dead sister's personality to be the dominant personality. Probably out of guilt exacerbated by the magic artifact she took from her Sifu.

The 'Daimyo'?

I'd prefer if Boba Fett didn't use the title, but does a Don Corleone in the Godfather and calls himself 'a concerned citizen' of the community. Or, 'A benefactor to those trying to make their way in the Universe.'

Calling himself a 'Warlord' is a bit on the nose for someone who is the son of:

Sifu is a better 'Shang Chi' Movie than Shang Chi.

When a group of White men have a better grasp on Chinese Kung Fu than an all-Asian cast and staff on an Asian-Centric movie.

Sure, Asians invented Kung Fu, but count on the White Man to improve on the inventions of other people.

But ultimately Shang Chi was a safe movie with a safe understanding of Chinese Culture. It wasn't meant to delve deeper into the lives and ideals of Chinese-Americans. It was Jamie Oliver Fried Rice, compared to properly cooked Fried Rice. Safe and palatable for the liberals who can't handle some seeds in their chili.