Ranking RWBY's premieres.

 I only actually been around the story of RWBY to see the 4th volume and later volumes premiere. Of course I think I skipped out around the 6th volume as it turned the characters into brats and really much the antithesis of heroes. I really did not watch the 7th volume premiere or the 8th but rather watched the show later on even so much after the volume was finished as with volume 8. The whole thing about RWBY is that you thought in volume 3 they were going somewhere but they did not. They improperly built up the characters-alienated what made the show work in the first place, interjected too much fake caring/dubious politics in the story, turned the main characters into villains and think by their poor writing standards they are heroes, make unnecessary plots and just overpower Salem to a degree-the story is just stupid. Bleach has done a better job at overpowered villains as done with the last villain-the Quincy leader that will be seen in anime form soon and yes there is controversy over that villain as well but let's just say that he matches to the story. I think that RWBY is just a show where they tried to merge two shows together of two different moods and all the good of the main characters goes away as they have to fit a darker atmosphere with the villain they are against. This show just keeps getting darker and darker and really much is a merit to its not so great quality.

The main quirk of the show was seeing the members of RWBY save the day in their own believable niche of inner city heroics but now after the 3rd volume things move surely up to a cosmic scale especially with the 6th volume reveal. The characters aren't prepared for the environment and unlike many characters in anime are unwilling to be prepared for the environment and be but brats blaming the only teacher who gave a damn about them and even allowed their vigilante habits. The show just wildly goes off the scale and never come back to be anything meaningful as it originally should have been by the logical means that should have been filled in by the writers but weren't. So much supplemental material is needed to fill in all the gaps in the story and what happened to this and that character-geez, if this show had been at Cartoon Network surely no one would have gotten these chances. Unlike many shows; it assumes it has not to tell a complete story at all but buy this and that work which are to fill in gaps and not even allow spinoffs.  The work RWBY has spin offs but they aren't real spin offs-they only exists to fill gaps in the main story and not build on the universe.

I'd like to take a look back at all my thoughts for each premiere and how does a person just get let down and turned off by the story entirely; bad writting. To be updated.