Team CRWBY really gave him the bird

he was annoying af but 100 times Better than other villians. but he had the funniest death.

I only have fond memories of him in Chibi.

I miss him too!

Andrew Tate: you can say that again

@@teddyflowers2798 Bottom G. Literally. His twinky ass was in prison for months on sex crime and pedophile related charges. Prison only goes one way for men who do shit like that.

@@curvingfyre6810one way down into their pants.

Defiinitely a better villain overall compared to every other one in the show.

Same

Yeah, Cinder is just annoying

Same its because they are foils to each (at least I think they are)

Grey was a big meaniehead anyway

I rlly sad too =(

Why did he leave?

@@angelicgalaxy4534 Apparently he was just poorly managing things in his position and was asked to leave. Mostly stuff like poor use of budget, overworking employees, etc..

@꧅𒈙𒐫﷽꧅𒐫𒈙⸻𒐫﷽ဪဪ𒈙𒐫꧅ဪ𒈙﷽﷽﷽𒐫꧅ဪ𒐫𒈙͝𒈙﷽꧅ဪ꧅ I feel like it just wouldn’t be right but that’s just me

He might not be the brightest crayon in the box sometimes, but damn.

OUR headcannon my comrade

Name?

@@juanapuyare2919 IDK? Isiwick

Actually. I think the RWBY chibi is Neo's reincarnation into the past through the tree in the God's Domain

If it is true, does that mean Chibi Neo had no Roman before?

His Grinchiness can outdo Sheldon Cooper.

I think they wanted him out of the way so they could do the bigger stuff like the gods and salem, but i agree, it was unnecessary.

Imagine if they pull an Emperor Palpatine on him

@@danielattrell Somehow, Torchwick returned.

What if Torchwick's semblance was luck? He gets stuck in the gizzard of that bird and spit back up. He then returns in the last minute to help RWBY. Finally, he confronts his nemesis - "I told you I'd be back." He then walks away silently...

@@chevleclair493 I think the books confirmed it's like pocket dimensions or something lame and sad

HOW CAN YOU BOBYTRAP FLAN ! ?

@@jaguarsfan08 heh flan.

@@octoling6479 are Thayer eney questions spisifickley about this bobytraped cake. sorry about spelling btw

@@jaguarsfan08 yeah. I don’t really understand how this is supposed to work? It’s clearly just a cake with a stick of dynamite in it.

@@octoling6479 uhgggg you are qulerley not grasping this concept. (lights diynomiyt) see know when you lean in to blow out the candles

You thot you could move on to a spin off comidey series wail leaving me behind well guess AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!

@@jaguarsfan08 I will have my revenge!!! This time, things are gonna be different.

Neos sign that won't

@@jaguarsfan08 Neo it’s time to destroy those meddling kids once and for all and their stupid dog too. PREPARE THE DEATH RAY!

He's straight out of Animal House. I love that movie.

And he didn't need a bunch of powers to win his fights.

@@backupaccount6341 Exactly. Now, it's just "Every important character need an Aura and Semblance." What happened to having the cunning of actually beating super humans without super powers? Why does Ironwood have a useless semblance? Why did they fricken RUIN Ironwood? Why did they have to have Team RWBY quadruple cross him and back stab him when he rewarded their heroism, gave Yang an arm free of charge, no strings attached, stick up for Weiss in front of everyone, and gave Team RWBY and RNJR their Huntsman and Huntress licenses?

@@voltekthecyborg7898 Wow, you are REALLY bad at media comprehension if you ever thought ironwood wasn't doomed to spiral into fascism from his first appearance. They could not have foreshadowed that harder.

@@curvingfyre6810 The problem is, they didn't foreshadow it. They rushed it. No amount of dialogue or action foreshadowed his "villainy". Up until the end of V7. And even then, most, if not, all, of his plan made actual sense. Ruby and co was wanting to save everyone, which would kill thousands in the process. Ironwood wanted to save Atlas and not Mantle because HE KNEW you can't save everyone, no matter how hard you try. He wanted to protect everyone else from Salem from getting her hands on the relic. And like I said. Nothing was every foreshadowed, at all

@@voltekthecyborg7898 You are blind. Like, unironnically. You see a uniform and develop amnesia about their mistakes. Ironwood was the weakness that took down beacon. His paranoia, his faith in his machines, his secret keeping. Besides major plot events, we learn that he's literaly a corrupt politician who claimed 2 seats in what should have been a functioning democracy. In volume 7 we see this clearly and slowly expanded on. His distain for mantle, his total lack of care for the faunus, a refusal to work with a HUMAN LIE DETECTOR who could have been the key to ensuring he would never be infiltrated again, simply because her allegiance was to the people more than the state. HIS state. He was a thinly veiled dictator the entire time. No retcons. This was a textbook paranoid breakdown arc. Could not have been more smoothly carried out. And lets talk about his "decisions" that you think made sense. The dust embargo. Denying military aid to other kingdoms when they are all under attack, making himself look like the enemy, deepening the damage done by cinder using his robots. Turning mantle into a mass surveillance state maximising negativity - assuming it wasn't always like that under his rule, which would be worse. When Tyrian tears up the party, he neglects to talk to robin about it, who could literally set all fears straight with a handshake. Moving on to his combat decisions, Atlas is not self sufficient. It's a colossal population center with finite fuel and highly insufficient arable land. The staff allows it to float indefinitely, that is all. The people who live there are majority office workers. Factories, mines, most farms, industrial skilled labor forces, those are ALL in mantle. Upon seeing a larger force of grim, he dropped his attempt to take the necessary skilled laborers with him. Not only that, he did so in response to a colossal flying grim that he DID NOT KNOW THE CAPABILITIES OF. The thing clearly did not use wings to fly, there was no reason to think that it could not go as high as atlas. He allows a known agent of Salem to do something that ironwood himself DOES NOT UNDERSTAND to penny, who is both the winter maiden, and a powerful weapon in her own right. Surprise, this is bad for EVERYONE except salem. While doing this massive blunder, he also turns his back on the man long enough for him to pocket a scroll to escape with. He shoots down evacuation ships because he's paranoid that he would be infiltrated through them... BY SOMEONE WHO CAN LITERALLY FLY. He then moves on to trying to slaughter prisoners to get what he wants, half of whom are long trusted allies, or minors, and one of which is both. After that, he finally moves on to nuking a major population center that, once again, has the labor forces he needs to maintain life above the clouds. Oh, and lets not forget shooting one of the actually *elected* officials for talking him down. All of this is done with smooth escalation of the pressures he faces deepening his paranoia, escalating faster and faster as the peak of action grows. It could not get any more textbook than this. I do not know how to help you out here. Also, its realistic. Military dictatorships aren't known for their ethical - nor rational - decisions vis-a-vis civilian casualties. But they are known for paranoia, love of uniforms, posturing about pretending to be ethical and hyper rational, and rhetoric about "hard decisions". Oh, and lets talk about one of the main features unique to this show, character inspiration parallels. Ozpin, the wizard of oz, failed because he kept secrets. Leo, the cowardly lion, failed because he was afraid for himself. Qrow, the scarecrow (or one of the characters inspired by him, depending on how they handle vacuo's headmaster), fails because of his alcoholism, literally shutting off his brain. Ironwood, the tin man, failed because he stopped caring for others, became heartless. Not only was ironwood's specific arc foreshadowed from his first appearance, the show gave us literal EXAMPLES of what they were doing with that set of characters before they got to ironwood. I bet you thought the march of the Ents from the Two Towers was apolitical too. Media literacy is fucking dead.

And my cane!

15:14 15:16

Come sing some Casey Lee William tracks

Except when Dick Dastardly dies, and Muttley goes on a quest for vengeance out of grief, because Dick Dastardly took him in when he had nothing.

lmfao we need this

Roman: Neo, I need you to be my eyes, okay. Am I near the bathroom? Neo: (Turn around! You’re gonna fall down the stairs!) Roman: Aaaaah! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Neo: (That’s my dum-dum.)

Billy wasn't the main voice; he was going to be Gray Haddock's replacement,but he died before he finished recording.

@@DakotaSagePika Gray Haddock?

@@nncgrs169 The guy voicing Torchwick in this video and in Volumes 1-3.

I don’t think they should be shipped it would make more sense (to me) to have them as a father daughter duo (or something similar)

@@Theoficialnekoboy I guess it’s either one or the other. Both would be cute separately, but the mix would be wretched.

@@usmansubhani7482 that’s true

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​@@usmansubhani7482i like to think more than friends less than lovers or more than girlfriend/boyfriend but not married

his semblence is Capitalism

And hat’s on to you neo

Probably tastes just like alcohol.

I'll give him credit for out-Grinching Sheldon Cooper.

More like Cosmo

Or Mr crocker

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Ruby: Wait! Weiss, Blake, and Yang: (without looking up) The floor is lava.😒

@@octoling6479 Huh? 😕

@@joezilla0250 Roman Torchwick! I know we've had our differences in the past, but please hear me out. The moment you pass through that doorway you'll be burned alive!

@@octoling6479 Oh for the love of- Alright I’m killing you first! 😠 2:07 Ah! It burns! IT BURNS! Ahhh!!! 😨 *dies*

@@joezilla0250 I tried to warn him.

You mean "Glue?"

And My Cane!?

that's what i thought exactly

How?

Her eyes are correct, your mostly thinking of them being on the wrong sides

Wario's victory theme from Smash Bros

@@LionsEatNoobs thanks

That's the joke