Follow TV Tropes

Following

History Recap / RWBYV2E12Breach

Go To

OR

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
I'm moving this to the main work page. As the trope needs to have permanent ambiguity, whether the trope is in play cannot be decided from a single episode. It needs the entire work to confirm that it's in play.


* AmbiguousSituation: TheStinger scene between Raven and Yang doesn't fit into the rest of the volume. Team RWBY's final act of the volume is to go to bed, with Yang stating that she's looking forward to sleeping. The scene starts with Yang walking down the promenade from the entrance to Beacon towards its central statue. There she finds Raven, who takes off her mask and declares they need to talk. The entire scene has an eerie, dreamlike quality that creates an air of unreality, which helps to emphasise that Yang was last seen stating she wanted to sleep. It cuts away before anything is revealed, and closes the volume on a surreal note.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Recap pages should never reference later episodes, especially when it involves speculation.


* AmbiguousSituation: TheStinger scene between Raven and Yang doesn't fit into the rest of the volume. Team RWBY's final act of the volume is to go to bed, with Yang stating that she's looking forward to sleeping. The scene starts with Yang walking down the promenade from the entrance to Beacon towards its central statue. There she finds Raven, who takes off her mask and declares they need to talk. The entire scene has an eerie, dreamlike quality that creates an air of unreality, which helps to emphasise that Yang was last seen stating she wanted to sleep. It cuts away before anything is revealed, and closes the volume on a surreal note. Revelations in later volumes also cast doubt on the reality of this meeting, as it's never referenced again and even outright contradicted by Yang telling Qrow that Raven has never spoken to her before in Volume 3.

to:

* AmbiguousSituation: TheStinger scene between Raven and Yang doesn't fit into the rest of the volume. Team RWBY's final act of the volume is to go to bed, with Yang stating that she's looking forward to sleeping. The scene starts with Yang walking down the promenade from the entrance to Beacon towards its central statue. There she finds Raven, who takes off her mask and declares they need to talk. The entire scene has an eerie, dreamlike quality that creates an air of unreality, which helps to emphasise that Yang was last seen stating she wanted to sleep. It cuts away before anything is revealed, and closes the volume on a surreal note. Revelations in later volumes also cast doubt on the reality of this meeting, as it's never referenced again and even outright contradicted by Yang telling Qrow that Raven has never spoken to her before in Volume 3.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* AmbiguousSituation: TheStinger scene between Raven and Yang doesn't fit into the rest of the volume. Team RWBY's final act of the volume is to go to bed, with Yang stating that she's looking forward to sleeping. The scene starts with Yang walking down the promenade from the entrance to Beacon towards its central statue. There she finds Raven, who takes off her mask and declares they need to talk. The entire scene has an eerie, dreamlike quality that creates an air of unreality, which helps to emphasise that Yang was last seen stating she wanted to sleep. It cuts away before anything is revealed, and closes the volume on a surreal note.

to:

* AmbiguousSituation: TheStinger scene between Raven and Yang doesn't fit into the rest of the volume. Team RWBY's final act of the volume is to go to bed, with Yang stating that she's looking forward to sleeping. The scene starts with Yang walking down the promenade from the entrance to Beacon towards its central statue. There she finds Raven, who takes off her mask and declares they need to talk. The entire scene has an eerie, dreamlike quality that creates an air of unreality, which helps to emphasise that Yang was last seen stating she wanted to sleep. It cuts away before anything is revealed, and closes the volume on a surreal note. Revelations in later volumes also cast doubt on the reality of this meeting, as it's never referenced again and even outright contradicted by Yang telling Qrow that Raven has never spoken to her before in Volume 3.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* InterfaceSpoiler: Voice acting credits for the end of the volume roll in appearance order. If a new character is introduced in TheStinger, it's therefore spoiled by being the last name in the credits list before TheStinger is shown. Unlike the Volume 1 stinger, where Roman already knew who Cinder even though the audience didn't, Raven's first speaking role occurs in the Volume 2 stinger, meaning that the audience finds out her identity before Yang does, including that she shares Qrow's surname.

to:

* InterfaceSpoiler: Voice acting credits for the end of the volume roll in appearance order. If a new character is introduced in TheStinger, it's therefore spoiled by being the last name in the credits list before TheStinger is shown. Unlike the Volume 1 stinger, where Roman already knew who Cinder even though the audience didn't, Raven's first speaking role occurs in the Volume 2 stinger, meaning that the audience finds out her identity before Yang does, including that she shares Qrow's surname.does.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Expanded to explain why this belongs on the recap page instead of the main work page, given that this technically happens for every end-of-volume episode (this is the only episode where a new character's identity is revealed to the audience before the relevant characters learn it, as Roman knew Cinder long before the audience did in Volume 1).


* InterfaceSpoiler: By a process of elimination, the credits reveal the masked woman's name to be Raven Branwen (also FiveSecondForeshadowing for TheStinger since she had no speaking lines), although her relationship to Yang is currently unclear.

to:

* InterfaceSpoiler: By a process Voice acting credits for the end of elimination, the volume roll in appearance order. If a new character is introduced in TheStinger, it's therefore spoiled by being the last name in the credits reveal the masked woman's name to be Raven Branwen (also FiveSecondForeshadowing for list before TheStinger since she had no is shown. Unlike the Volume 1 stinger, where Roman already knew who Cinder even though the audience didn't, Raven's first speaking lines), although role occurs in the Volume 2 stinger, meaning that the audience finds out her relationship to identity before Yang is currently unclear.does, including that she shares Qrow's surname.



* TheStinger: The end-credits scene consists of Yang confronting the masked woman who rescued her from Neo; the masked woman reveals her face, with red eyes and looking similar to Yang, and tells her they need to talk (and her apparent appearance angers Yang to the point her eyes turn red as well).

to:

* TheStinger: The end-credits scene consists of Yang confronting the masked woman who rescued her from Neo; the masked woman reveals her face, with red eyes and looking similar appearance to Yang, and tells her they need to talk (and her apparent appearance angers Yang to the point her talk. Yang's eyes turn turning red as well).emphasises the similarity between them.

Added: 246

Changed: 125

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Kind of an interface spoiler


* InterfaceSpoiler: By a process of elimination, the credits reveal the masked woman's name to be Raven Branwen (also FiveSecondForeshadowing for TheStinger since she had no speaking lines), although her relationship to Yang is currently unclear.



* TheStinger: The end-credits scene consists of Yang confronting the masked woman who rescued her from Neo; the masked woman reveals her face and tells her they need to talk.

to:

* TheStinger: The end-credits scene consists of Yang confronting the masked woman who rescued her from Neo; the masked woman reveals her face face, with red eyes and looking similar to Yang, and tells her they need to talk.talk (and her apparent appearance angers Yang to the point her eyes turn red as well).

Changed: 583

Removed: 884

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Providing context, and removing the others as they've never been filled out and they're messing up the formatting of the page.


%% * AudibleSharpness: Yatsuhashi's sword.
%% * {{BFG}}: The contents of Coco's bag, an enormous minigun.
%% * {{BFS}}: Yatsuhashi's sword.
%% * CasualDangerDialog: Just about everything that comes out of Coco's mouth. Her tone sets the mood that the battle in this episode is ''easy'' for the veteran Team CFVY, though they do take it seriously.



%% * DestructiveSavior: Team CFVY pull no punches when fighting the invading Grimm.
%% * DramaticUnmask: The Mystery Woman takes off her mask-- and she looks almost exactly like Yang.
%% * DynamicEntry: Nora (and then the rest of JNPR), the Atlesian Army, and then Team CFVY drop out of the sky witihin a few minutes. Even ''Zwei'' comes shooting out of a destroyed mech and headbutts a Grimm!
%% * GunshipRescue: The Atlesian Army shows up, kills a few Grimm, and drops a bunch of MechaMooks from above.

to:

%% * DestructiveSavior: Team CFVY pull no punches when fighting the invading Grimm.
%% * DramaticUnmask: The Mystery Woman takes off her mask-- and she looks almost exactly like Yang.
%% * DynamicEntry: Nora (and then the rest of JNPR), the Atlesian Army, and then Team CFVY drop out of the sky witihin a few minutes. Even ''Zwei'' comes shooting out of a destroyed mech and headbutts a Grimm!
%%
* GunshipRescue: The There are so many Grimm on the streets and only a limited number of Huntsmen and students dealing with them. However, the Atlesian Army shows up, kills a few Grimm, sends in its fleet, shooting Grimm from above and drops a bunch dropping multiple units of MechaMooks from above.to reinforce the Huntsmen numbers on the ground.



%% * FearlessFool: [[CallBack Once again]], we see Nora flying in atop her hammer and smashing giant Grimm across the face.



%% * OffhandBackhand: Glynda uses telekinesis to defeat a couple of Grimm without even looking.

to:

%% * OffhandBackhand: While everyone else actively fights the invading Grimm, and angry Glynda uses stalks through the streets to the invasion's entry point. She doesn't fight the Grimm she passes, she simply flicks her riding crop as if swatting a fly, and her telekinesis to defeat a couple of Grimm destroys them without her even looking.glancing their way.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Ship Tease has to be intentional on the part of the creator; if it's what fans want to see, it's not Ship Tease.


* ShipTease: Coco slaps Fox's ass while complimenting him on his "hustle" and in the same shot, Yatsuhashi is protectively shielding Velvet in the background while she cuddles up to him for cover.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* TheStinger: The end-credits scene consists of Yang confronting the masked woman who rescued her; the masked woman reveals her face and tells her they need to talk.

to:

* TheStinger: The end-credits scene consists of Yang confronting the masked woman who rescued her; her from Neo; the masked woman reveals her face and tells her they need to talk.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Grammar.


%% * TheStinger: The face and voice of the Mystery Woman: [[MissingMom Raven Branwen]].

to:

%% * TheStinger: The end-credits scene consists of Yang confronting the masked woman who rescued her; the masked woman reveals her face and voice of the Mystery Woman: [[MissingMom Raven Branwen]].tells her they need to talk.



* XanatosSpeedChess: Done by the villains. Emerald's comment that the breach is "Too soon" implies that Torchwork was supposed to crack open Vale's defenses later. But rather than use the chaos for some nefarious goal, Cinder's team play the good guys and help defend the city, and observant viewers will note that it's Emerald and Mercury who turn Torchwick over to the cops. While the day is saved, tomorrow is now in question; Torchwick is now the PlayAlongPrisoner, relations between Ironwood and Ozpin are soured, and Adam is going to get more White Fang for the end game.

to:

* XanatosSpeedChess: Done by the villains. Emerald's comment that the breach is "Too soon" implies that Torchwork was supposed to crack open Vale's defenses later. But But, rather than use the chaos for some nefarious goal, Cinder's team play the good guys and help defend the city, and observant viewers will note that it's city. It's therefore Emerald and Mercury who turn Torchwick over to the cops. While the day is saved, tomorrow is now in question; Torchwick is now the PlayAlongPrisoner, relations between Ironwood and Ozpin are soured, and Adam is going to get more White Fang for the end game.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Grammar.


Grimm are attacking Vale, and it's up to team RWBY and friends to defeat them.

to:

Grimm are attacking Vale, and it's up to team Team RWBY and friends to defeat them.

Added: 56

Changed: 112

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


->'''Mercury:''' You still think the White Fang's gonna listen to us?\\
'''Adam:''' No, but they'll listen to me.

to:

->'''Mercury:''' ->''♫ You still think the White Fang's gonna listen to us?\\
'''Adam:''' No,
can't have my life\\
I'm not your sacrifice\\
You can try,
but they'll listen to me.I'm free\\
And you won't conquer me. ♫''
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* TheUnreveal: Velvet wants to use the contents of her box, but Coco stops her from doing this, with a huge lampshading this trope.

to:

* TheUnreveal: Velvet wants to use the contents of her box, but Coco stops her from doing this, with a huge lampshading this trope.lampshade.

Added: 746

Changed: 401

Removed: 5

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


[[WMG:[[center:[-'''RECAP:'''\\
[[Recap/{{RWBY}} Index]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E1BestDayEver 1]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E2WelcomeToBeacon 2]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E3AMinorHiccup 3]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E4PaintingTheTown 4]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E5Extracurricular 5]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E6BurningTheCandle 6]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E7DanceDanceInfiltration 7]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E8FieldTrip 8]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E9SearchAndDestroy 9]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E10MountainGlenn 10]] | [[Recap/RWBYV2E11NoBrakes 11]] | '''12''']]-]]]



[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pewpewpew.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:"[[SeriousBusiness You just destroyed my favorite clothing store.]] '''''[[PrepareToDie Prepare]] [[PreAsskickingOneLiner to]] [[DisproportionateRetribution die.]]'''''"]]

to:

[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pewpewpew.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:"[[SeriousBusiness You just destroyed my favorite clothing store.]] '''''[[PrepareToDie Prepare]] [[PreAsskickingOneLiner to]] [[DisproportionateRetribution die.]]'''''"]]
org/pmwiki/pub/images/rwbybreach.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:4 Huntresses vs. untold numbers of Grimm. The four will put those stacked odds to the test.]]
->Written by Miles Luna, Creator/MontyOum & Kerry Shawcross\\
Directed by Creator/MontyOum & Kerry Shawcross

->''"If we don't get extra credit for that, I'm gonna be seriously disappointed."''
-->-- '''Weiss Schnee'''




-----

to:

\n---------






* TheUnreveal: The contents of Velvet's box. With a huge lampshade by Coco.

to:

* TheUnreveal: The Velvet wants to use the contents of Velvet's box. With her box, but Coco stops her from doing this, with a huge lampshade by Coco.lampshading this trope.



----

to:

--------
->'''Mercury:''' You still think the White Fang's gonna listen to us?\\
'''Adam:''' No, but they'll listen to me.

Added: 34

Removed: 34

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Recap pages shouldn't have a full episode breakdown. Also, bringing the formatting into line with other volumes.


'''Volume 2, Episode 12:'''
!Breach



'''Volume 2, Episode 12:'''
!Breach
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* XanatosSpeedChess: Done by the villains. Emerald's comment that the breach is "Too soon" implies that Torchwork was supposed to crack open Vale's defenses later. But rather than use the chaos for some nefarious goal, Cinder's team play the good guys and help defend the city, and observant viewers will note that it's Emerald and Mercury who turn Torchwick over to the cops. While the day is saved, tomorrow is now in question; Torchwick is now the PlayAlongPrisoner, relations between Ironwood and Ozpin are soured, and Adam is going to get more White Fang for the end game.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Rewrote to remove "this troper" style language and to remove references to future volumes and episodes.


* AmbiguousSituation: The circumstances surrounding TheStinger mentioned below. The entire scene has an eerie, dreamlike quality that lends it an air of unreality. It cuts away before we learn anything and Volume 3 picks up without any hint or mention of this scene. Did it even really happen?

to:

* AmbiguousSituation: The circumstances surrounding TheStinger mentioned below. scene between Raven and Yang doesn't fit into the rest of the volume. Team RWBY's final act of the volume is to go to bed, with Yang stating that she's looking forward to sleeping. The scene starts with Yang walking down the promenade from the entrance to Beacon towards its central statue. There she finds Raven, who takes off her mask and declares they need to talk. The entire scene has an eerie, dreamlike quality that lends it creates an air of unreality. unreality, which helps to emphasise that Yang was last seen stating she wanted to sleep. It cuts away before we learn anything is revealed, and Volume 3 picks up without any hint or mention of this scene. Did it even really happen?closes the volume on a surreal note.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Commented out Zero Context Examples.

Changed: 577

Removed: 848

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Trope misuse.


* AudibleSharpness: Yatsuhashi's sword.
* {{BFG}}: The contents of Coco's bag, an enormous minigun.
* {{BFS}}: Yatsuhashi's sword.
* CasualDangerDialog: Just about everything that comes out of Coco's mouth. Her tone sets the mood that the battle in this episode is ''easy'' for the veteran Team CFVY, though they do take it seriously.

to:

%% * AudibleSharpness: Yatsuhashi's sword.
%% * {{BFG}}: The contents of Coco's bag, an enormous minigun.
%% * {{BFS}}: Yatsuhashi's sword.
%% * CasualDangerDialog: Just about everything that comes out of Coco's mouth. Her tone sets the mood that the battle in this episode is ''easy'' for the veteran Team CFVY, though they do take it seriously.



* DestructiveSavior: Team CFVY pull no punches when fighting the invading Grimm.
* DramaticUnmask: The Mystery Woman takes off her mask-- and she looks almost exactly like Yang.
* DynamicEntry: Nora (and then the rest of JNPR), the Atlesian Army, and then Team CFVY drop out of the sky witihin a few minutes.
** Heck, even ''Zwei'' comes shooting out of a destroyed mech and headbutts a Grimm!
* GunshipRescue: The Atlesian Army shows up, kills a few Grimm, and drops a bunch of MechaMooks from above.

to:

%% * DestructiveSavior: Team CFVY pull no punches when fighting the invading Grimm.
%% * DramaticUnmask: The Mystery Woman takes off her mask-- and she looks almost exactly like Yang.
%% * DynamicEntry: Nora (and then the rest of JNPR), the Atlesian Army, and then Team CFVY drop out of the sky witihin a few minutes.
** Heck, even
minutes. Even ''Zwei'' comes shooting out of a destroyed mech and headbutts a Grimm!
%% * GunshipRescue: The Atlesian Army shows up, kills a few Grimm, and drops a bunch of MechaMooks from above.



* FearlessFool: [[CallBack Once again]], we see Nora flying in atop her hammer and smashing giant Grimm across the face.

to:

%% * FearlessFool: [[CallBack Once again]], we see Nora flying in atop her hammer and smashing giant Grimm across the face.



* OffhandBackhand: Glynda uses telekinesis to defeat a couple of Grimm without even looking.

to:

%% * OffhandBackhand: Glynda uses telekinesis to defeat a couple of Grimm without even looking.



* ShipTease: It's not made clear what it means, if anything, but Coco slaps Fox's ass while complimenting him on his "hustle".
** And in the same shot, Yatsuhashi is protectively shielding Velvet in the background while she cuddles up to him for cover.
* SpannerInTheWorks: Discussed; [=CME=] confer on what [=RWBY=]'s interference means; Plainly, Torchwick wasn't supposed to invoke the breach so soon. While Cinder feels that they managed to wrap up the day's events nicely (With Torchwick a PlayalongPrisoner), Emerald and Mercury worry that the deaths of so many Faunus on the train tunnels will cause the White Fang to withdraw support from their Master Plan.
* TheStinger: The face and voice of the Mystery Woman: [[MissingMom Raven Branwen]].

to:

* ShipTease: It's not made clear what it means, if anything, but Coco slaps Fox's ass while complimenting him on his "hustle".
** And
"hustle" and in the same shot, Yatsuhashi is protectively shielding Velvet in the background while she cuddles up to him for cover.
* SpannerInTheWorks: Discussed; [=CME=] confer on what [=RWBY=]'s interference means; Plainly, Torchwick wasn't supposed to invoke the breach so soon. While Cinder feels that they managed to wrap up the day's events nicely (With Torchwick a PlayalongPrisoner), Emerald and Mercury worry that the deaths of so many Faunus on the train tunnels will cause the White Fang to withdraw support from their Master Plan.
%% * TheStinger: The face and voice of the Mystery Woman: [[MissingMom Raven Branwen]].



* WeHaveReserves: Averted. As it turns out, some faunus didn't survive falling off the train, and those that did were mauled by the incoming horde of Grimm. After this loss, the remaining mooks aren't keen on continuing to follow Cinder's orders.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* SpannerInTheWorks: Discussed; [=CME=] confer on what [=RWBY=]'s interference means; Plainly, Torchwick wasn't supposed to invoke the breach so soon. While Cinder feels that they managed to wrap up the day's events nicely (With Torchwick a PlayalongPrisoner), Emerald and Mercury worry that the deaths of so many Faunus on the train tunnels will cause the White Fang to withdraw support from their Master Plan.

Changed: 17

Removed: 231

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Trope misuse. These are supposed to be about a mundane pair. None of these characters apply.


* OvershadowedByAwesome: Literally. [[ThoseTwoGuys Sun and Neptune]]'s arrival has the coolness taken out of it when a series of massive {{Cool Airship}}s come flying overhead, casting a huge actual shadow over them, and let out their MechaMooks to help deal with the encroaching Grimm.

to:

* OvershadowedByAwesome: Literally. [[ThoseTwoGuys Sun and Neptune]]'s Neptune's arrival has the coolness taken out of it when a series of massive {{Cool Airship}}s come flying overhead, casting a huge actual shadow over them, and let out their MechaMooks to help deal with the encroaching Grimm.



* ThoseTwoGuys: Sun and Neptune arrive and jokingly flash their Junior Detective badges. Due to the arrival of the [[OvershadowedByAwesome Atlas military]], that is their entire on-screen performance barring a fist bump at the end.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


-->'''Coco:''' You've been building that up all semester, don't waste it here.

to:

-->'''Coco:''' You've been spent all semester building that up all semester, don't up! Don't [[TooAwesomeToUse waste it here.it]] ''here.''
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* GutFeeling: Jaune answers Ruby's distress call but only hears loud interference before the call abruptly ends. He spends the rest of the morning concerned about RWBY's well-being and as soon as he hears the sirens and notices smoke coming from the city, Jaune orders his team to follow him into the city even though they're clearly in disagreement. Turns out RWBY was in fact there and in need of support to fend off a massive horde of Grimm.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pewpewpew.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:"[[SeriousBusiness You just destroyed my favorite clothing store.]] '''''[[PrepareToDie Prepare]] [[PreAsskickingOneLiner to]] [[DisproportionateRetribution die.]]'''''"]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* WeHaveReserves: Averted. As it turns out, some faunus didn't survive falling off the train, and those that did were mauled by the incoming horde of Grimm. After this loss, the remaining mooks aren't keen on continuing to follow Cinder's orders.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


** Heck, even "Zwei" comes shooting out of a destroyed mech and headbutts a Grimm!

to:

** Heck, even "Zwei" ''Zwei'' comes shooting out of a destroyed mech and headbutts a Grimm!



* TheStinger: The face and voice of the Mystery Woman: Raven Branwen.

to:

* TheStinger: The face and voice of the Mystery Woman: [[MissingMom Raven Branwen.Branwen]].

Added: 96

Changed: 4

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* DramaticUnmask: The Mystery Woman takes off her mask-- and she looks almost exactly like Yang.



** Heck, even _Zwei_ comes shooting out of a destroyed mech and headbutts a Grimm!

to:

** Heck, even _Zwei_ "Zwei" comes shooting out of a destroyed mech and headbutts a Grimm!

Top