What? Impossible! How can that be if I'm Alpharius?

Clearly Ruby is Alpharius, who would suspect a male Primarch to be a short teenage girl.

@@CountKibblesNBits What makes you say so Alpharius?

I love how 40k memes are spreading to other franchises, it's like becoming JoJo memes.

@@codenamegnetne8209 In the end,no one can deny that we are all Alpharius. Or am I Omegon? Hmmmmmmm

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Really? Because Jaune looks older than Taiyang. I thought it was 30-40 years for Jaune. But I guess we should just take the RWBY creators at their word.

@@Joe-ik1ph Tai is like in his mid to late 40s iirc While Jaune is now in his Late 30s

But that doesn’t make sense with the Great War timeline, unless they confirm time works differently here.

@@deismaccountant time works differently here

it wasn't just his facial hair, in the flashback with the paper pleasers his armour is less rusted.

You can clearly see that he looks younger aside from the beard and that his armor is less fucked. His ascension followed immediately by him finding a group of suicidal paper people to care for, would make sense, since that would be his new purpose.

This is my thoughts. Time may not flow consistently between the Ever After and Remnant. So what was probably 20-30 years in the Ever After may well have been 2 to 3 CENTURIES in Remnant considering that "The Girl Who Fell Through the World" is a fairy tale and those tend to be pretty old tbh

@@majoratwili7312 I mean the story this is rifting off of (Alice in Wonderland) was released 158 years ago... so I'd probably assume somewhere around 150 years here. At a minimum. My guessing its a time passes slower here thing. 15 years for Jaune, 150 years outside. Sorta scenario.

​@@majoratwili7312 exactly and while the disparity may or may not be quite that drimatic there is no telling how everything works. in one version of digimon one minute in the world was about one day in the digital world. so when tai came back to the real world for a few hours before going back to the digital world for plot reasons it was still the same day he left in the real world with less then an hour passing before he got back to the real world the first time. and by extension ive seen in other things like sci fi movies like the expanse terible movie in my opinion but that's just my opinion take it or leave it. a single hour on another planet was twenty years on earth. so there is literaly no way to know when or where the team will pop out once they leave. heck for all we know the ever after picks random times and places to pick you up and drop you off at with time being meaningless to the tree and thus it was just happenstance or the will of the tree that the siblings ended up in the ever after with jaune. and by that same token they could leave before they even left remnent or a hundred years before or after. it's all rather confusing.

@@VhenRaTheRaptor great analysis, in reality, it was 10-20 years

​@@VhenRaTheRaptor realistically we can't verify the nature of what a "when" is in ever after, they literally have fruit that fucked you backwards, so we can verify that time as a concept is not linear there, the concept of age may be equally outlandish, you know the saying, 'your only as old as you feel?' In ever after feelings literally form logic and matter, for all we know the only reason Jaune "age" is because of how he literally felt the ages wearing down on him.

Keep in mind, his power is literally to amplify life energy. He may not age the same as everyone else.

I dont put stock in white hair anymore, mid-twenties with half a head of white right here

@@burningcole2538 thats fair, im starting to get some now at 24

​@@curvingfyre6810 could I ask you for some input on a creature or two I'm working on for RWBY, please?

@@praetorianrex5571 im not sure why youd ask me in particular, but go off king

Well known story book for kids in a world with worldwide communication? It could have definitely been realtively recent

@@AlphaNinjaFTW1 it was a physical book from what we see in the recent episode

They just proves time is not 1:1 between Remnany and the Everafter. 20 years in the Everafter could be hundreds of years on Remnant for all we know. Think the hyperbolic time chamber

@@gameinsane4718 eh If that was so than Jaune aging doesn't make sense there would have been no need for the clock fruit to send him to the past then.

@@kami9143he fell at a time when wonderlands sequel was happening and during the fall of Atlas. Time is slower in the Everafter but it still appears to synced with Remnant’s timeline. The best analogy I can use is the planets and their versions of what a “year” is. Mercury is Remnant and the EA is Pluto: If you go back in time by 1 “Pluto year” and that’s roughly 250 years earth would be rewound. Meanwhile, rewind the cosmos by 1 “Mercury year” and that’s equivalent to just short of undoing 3 months. But, just because you end up teleported from Mercury to Pluto, doesn’t mean you’ve automatically time traveled.

According to Weiss, he's "Mature." 😆

​@@bannana422 could I ask you for some input on a creature or two I'm working on for RWBY, please?

The Thing logic. Fun.

20 years was confirmed then.. 20 years inisde Ever-After its like... 160 maybe? Because remember Jaune told he was "several years" there then Alyx fall on Ever-After... if we can know exactly how many years passed since Jaune fall in, and Alyx fall in, we can just use maths to get how much slower the time it works on Ever-After in comparation with Remnant. We know the moment Alyx fairy tale was writen, meaning when his brother backs to Remnant, we just need Jaune time diff between him and Alyx fall. And GG eazy.

Yeah the author’s comments about the time make no sense under scrutiny.

.... I cannot unsee this. I hate you, you beautiful genius

Time is a weird soap as they say

It's the grey streak in his hair that jacks that assumption up.

The gray streak is probably from the stress of what he’s been through.

Last i checked, he was a teenager

Given that his semblance requires other people with aura I don't think he would've had much practice, especially given there's no indication Alyx or Lewis were anything close to aura-users.

@mythikbeast6404 he make have focused on being able to spread it like vine had suggested. It could have simply been him focusing on swordsmanship I'm just expecting some improvement in a fighting based on being alone for what 20 30 years

They wouldn't dare make jaune that good a fighter. He'd stomp the entire team if that's the case, and they're likely going to beat the hell out of him later anyway.

@@mythikbeast6404it hasn’t been proven whether or not he could use it on himself(if it has then sorry I didn’t know) and if he could then he could have boosted himself

@@shadowexcalibur8758 The way it's been explained so far is that Jaune's semblance allows him to directly give others *his* aura, allowing them to either use aura dependent abilities for longer because he has so much or increasing their potency by having the person use their aura and Jaune's simultaneously. So it wouldn't make sense for Jaune to be able to use his semblance on himself as that would be like trying to fill a bucket with water by only using the water already in the bucket.

My moneys on a 2-3 year timeskip.

no, the colour Naming is a rule that Monty created. in lore it started after the great war, 80 years ago, in which atlas and Mistral tried to ban all creativity. Ironwood is likely meant to refer to the colour, as it is a term applied to a number of hardwoods, so possibly refering to the colour of said hardwoods

Or the color of Iron

I'd like to think their names represent things like appearances, traits, etc(I know it doesn't). So Iron wood is.. Iron wood 😏😏

Liddle.

So, just like the warp from 40k. with the exception that they aren't any demons trying to either kill you, mutate you or sodomize you.

Well Sun and Neptune arent named after colors but the "planets" (and star) related to their names is linked to colors

All of the names correspond or evoke colours; all were confirmed under the colour naming rule by Monty himself. I won't defend modern RWBY writing; but I will defend Monty.