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Is RWBY Turning SJW?
By ImJustThatKinky • 5 years ago


RWBY Volume 6 is getting better and better each episode, going back to the RWBY we know and love. For many, RWBY has been hitting a downward trend starting with Volume 4 and continuing in Volume 5. But with Volume 6, the complaints of no fight scenes and bad animation gone, people found something new the be mad about. And that’s the fact that Rooster Teeth is pushing their SJW agenda into RWBY.


The agenda is strong with this one


Some complaints are about the inclusion of a lesbian couple, Jaune sister. Another complaint is how all the male characters are either not getting any screen time, like Jaune and Rin, or being completely useless, like Qrow and Oscar.


Now my opinion on this is a simple one. I do believe that Rooster Teeth is trying to diversify the series up to appeal to the newer generation. Now I don’t think having diversity in a series is bad, but when you’re doing it just to appeal to a certain kind of audience, that’s when I think it’s looks gross and not genuine. Example, if Blake and Yang got together, I wouldn’t mind, since it has always been hinted that Blake and Yang could have deeper feeling for each other. But, if for some weird reason, Jaune and Qrow start having feeling for each other because “We need to shove a gay couple into RWBY!” that’s when I think it’s stupid and unnecessary.


"Qrow being gay?! Not if I have anything to say about it." An article on Vic Mignogna coming soon.




In the end of the day, Rooster Teeth has a hold of RWBY, and if they’re pushing some SJW, LGBTQ+, or feminist agenda, we can’t do anything about it. All we can hope is that they’re not stepping on Monty’s vision by how they’re progressing the story and that he’s happy with the direction it’s going. His opinion is more important than anyone’s at the end of the day.


Do you think RWBY is going in a bad direction? Is Rooster Teeth trying to push some SJW agenda? Those fight scenes are lit though, right? Tell us in the comments below.