The design of the city is interesting: a good portion of it seems to have been pulled up straight from the ground and is levitating above a crater, attached by giant ropes.
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Oscar reveals that Ozpin briefly turned up to tell him how to do it, much to the group’s surprise.īefore they can look too much into it, the ship approaches Atlas. As the group turn to Ruby to talk about what she accomplished, she brings their attention away from her, pointing out that Oscar, despite being a fourteen-year-old farm hand, made a successful crash landing. With the beast defeated, Cordovin and Ruby confront each other again and have a moment of understanding, Cordovin letting Ruby go, adding ‘I don’t think anyone would notice if one more ship went missing in my lengthy report,’ before turning away to finish off the rest of the Grimm.Īs the team fly away, they rest and recount what happened: Qrow and Calavera chat amicably in the cockpit, while Blake and Yang share another tender moment in the passenger area. This is reflected in the scene where Cordovin’s mecha kills the Leviathan with a giant drill on its remaining arm, almost mirroring the show. It should be noted that Kerry Shawcross, one of RWBY’s writers, is a huge fan of Gurren Lagann. Just as all hope seems lost, Cordovin reappears, the damaged arm of her mecha severed. It freezes the Grimm where it stands, but only temporarily. This time, Ruby is successful in using her powers, remembering her departed mother Summer rose in the process. It also leaves the question: why would Jinn give information to Ruby so freely? Unless, of course, she knows something that the audience didn’t. Amused, Jinn gives her the power she’s been looking for freely, though she ‘will not allow you to use me without a question again, even if this was clever’. Just as the Leviathan is about to strike, Ruby calls out to Jinn, freezing time in the process. However, thoughts of her friends hurt or dying distract her. As the Leviathan grows ever closer to the city, Ruby confronts the beast and tries to use the power of her silver eyes, flashbacking in a sequence of beautifully drawn screenshots. While the friends briefly reunite with Blake and Yang, they quickly turn back to the situation at hand: at first, they contemplate leaving Argus to their own devices, but turn back to try and fight the Grimm. The episode cuts back to the Leviathan approaching Argus, with the Atlesian military calling for help and Cordovan still unable to fight. It would have fit better later on in the episode. Cinder even gets a moment to twist the knife in fan’s sides by repeating Pyrrha’s last words at the end of Volume three, ‘Do you believe in destiny?’ However, the audience are going into the episode expecting to see the conclusion the battle of Argus. In terms of the overall show, it is a good scene and fits with moving the story along: Cinder and Neo get stunning costume changes, the latter wearing Roman’s iconic bowler hat and the former finally getting an eyepatch for her scar.
Volume Six has been a hell of a ride for RWBY fans: everything from new friends being introduced, old enemies returning from the dead, frightening monsters threatening to stop the protagonists, the past haunting characters, it has been a winding and mostly wonderful chapter in RWBY’s journey, and the final episode ‘Our Way’ wraps it up nicely.Īfter the events of the last episode, ‘Our Way’ starts off a little anticlimactically, with Cinder striding towards a disguised Atlas ship, stolen by Neo.
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