Adam Taurus, both mun and muse thoughts.
“He’s really sweet, once you get to know him. He’s a bit prideful, but he comes around. I’m glad he’s finally happy.”
//Real talk though, canon Adam is a shithead. I will never understand people who say his character was butchered or his potential was wasted. Like, lmao what potential??? We only saw him for like 5 mins in the black trailer and the rest was in one of the last episodes of V3 before we saw him again in V5. Like literally y’all based his entire character off of that and it baffles me. Anyway Adam was a persistent, manipulative, hypocritical asshole and I don’t miss him. Snow’s Adam tho? LOVE their portrayal of him. They make it very clear that he’s a bad person but then sprinkle in some dumb goat juice so he’s actually bearable to be around. Sorta. #StanSnow’sAdam2k20
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an uncomfortable realization about adam taurus
In the adam character short, adam is shown as already being an adult when ghira was leader of the WF - lets say he was 18
since blake is 18 in v1 and says ghira stepped down 5 years beforehand, blake was 13yo when adam was at least 18
i think its safe to assume blake was 17 when they started dating at best
which means. 22 yo adam taurus dating a 17yo... which isnt. great
i mean we already know hes a Massive Fucking Shithead but this just adds an extra level of Yikes
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I was tagged by @mmurdocks-law
name: Jenny
star sign: Taurus
height: 163
put your music on shuffle, what are the first 6 songs that popped up?:
Adam Lambert – Trespassing
Sia – Fair Game
Bastille – Icarus
Foxes – On My Way
Years & Years – Ties
CMX - Maanalainen
grab the book nearest to you and turn to page 23. what’s line 17?: I'm just surrounded by sketch books.
ever had a song or poem written about you?: There's a song made of my old class in tune of RHCP Under The Bridge and one verse was dedicated to me :D
when was the last time you played air guitar?: Must be years because it's not something I do.
who is your celebrity crush?: He's irish and he has The Beard
what’s a sound you hate? how about love?: I hate noises drunk people make. I love the sound of waves, sketching, and the wind in long grass or in the tree leaves.
do you drive? if so, have you ever crashed?: I do and I once bumbed into a light post, does that count?
last book you read?: Margaret Atwood's Blind Assassin. I didn't like it.
do you like the smell of petrol?: Yeah
what was the last movie you saw?: Star Wars: The Last Jedi
what’s the worst injury you’ve ever had?: The time my co-worker hit me on the head, because it caused me memory issues which I have to deal with the rest of my life.
do you have any obsessions right now?: Oh boy do I? Stendan, Lush, plants, beards, things with picture of tache on them, Tom Of Finland, food, coffee, arting, ASMR...
do you tend to hold grudges against anyone who’s done you wrong?: I never forget if someone has been awful to me or those closest to me, so even if I move past the anger and haven't thought about the person in years when someone suddenly mentions them I'm still like ”oh yeah that dude's a shithead.”
in a relationship?: On my way to become a crazy old cat person.
@nickolaifinn @spacepearl and @celine3028 might be up for this?
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Adam defender’s double standard
sigh
A few weeks ago I made a post about how in the current point where the story is at, the Bees are better fighters than Adam was (https://short-wooloo.tumblr.com/post/190810618519/the-bees-are-better-fighters-than-adam-now)
Of course, I encountered idiots hellbent on sucking adam’s dick, naturally arguing that adam is in fact the most powerful kewlest character in the show uwu, and the reason is because he has so many fights against enemies he’s leagues above in skill and power, or just having an aura, never-mind the fact that he runs away when he doesn’t have the advantage
But one of the weirdest, and most frustrating arguments, is and I quote:
“Blake didn’t train at all during vol.4-6 so she won’t be able to take Adam down. Yang only had couple days of train still won’t match someone with high level years of training.”
So let me get this straight: because the show didn’t actually depict Blake and Yang training, or in Yang’s case “only a few days”, that means they didn’t (we’ve seen this dumb argument before and I’ll get to it in a sec), but Adam on the other hand is “high level” and has “years of training”,
“Years of training”, something we never once see Adam partake in, ah I see now, if the show doesn’t actually depict Blake and Yang getting lots of training, that means it didn’t happen/doesn’t count, but Adam? Someone who has never been shown or said to have years of training? He has it, obviously
As for the “high level” comment, Adam opponents include: robots (we specifically see Blake and Weiss destroy the upgraded newer models), an uber-laser beam robot, which he specifically needed Blake’s help to defeat (we never see it again and the victory here is less skill and more a power perfectly suited to negate the opponents primary attack), people without aura (average military grunts, white fang goons, and human thugs), unarmed people, people who are at a disadvantage/are weaker than he is, people who’s aura is depleted, or people who he knows how to fight and get into their head because he’s familiar with them and their fighting style
Clearly the earmarks of someone on the highest of levels
Now lets get back to the supposed “lack of training” comment
I feel like this should be obvious but clearly it needs to be asked, Ya’ll realize that the scene of Yang training with Tai is not meant to be seen as the only time she trained right? The scene is meant to convey that she has been training, not that this is the sum of all the training she has done, we don’t need several episodes of her training or a montage, is that what people seriously expect and want the show to do? Just keep cutting to training fights that have no stakes between the same people over and over? Just a continuous string of mindless fights that don’t contribute to the story but in fact distract from the story being told-
Oooooooooh wait, I just remember what fandom this is, “hur dur, show don’t tell, me want more fights, stop talking, why talking? where fight? me want fights me can’t follow basic storytelling, but me hide it by claiming the show is only telling and not showing”
ahem
Anyways, the amount training Yang has received is implied, the training fight between her and Tai is not meant to be see as taking place immediately following Vol 4 chapter 4, the 4 storylines of Vol 4 are not meant to be seen as happening 1 to 1 on the timeline
But aside from her training with Tai, Yang also trains with Oz, Ruby and her friends, the show makes a point in Vol 5 to say that RNJR is spending its time practicing and training, and if I recall correctly, this is supposed to have taken place over the course of a month, in short the points where RNJR meets up with Oscar/Ozpin, when Yang and Weiss reunite with them, and the battle for Haven are not meant to be seen as all happening immediately following each other, there are days/weeks between the events, do you really think Yang would just be doing nothing for all that time?
Speaking of timelines and when things happen, I should get to Blake, now yes, we don’t see Blake training, but its not like she’s sitting around the whole time, she was fighting White Fang members (specifically high-up skilled ones such as the Albains and Ilia) and Grimm, practice is good and all, but there’s no substitute for the real deal, and as for the timeline thing, remember how they transport the Militia from Menagerie by boat? That’s no speedy trip, and given that said militia had some rudimentary or basic training down by the time they got to Haven, its not much of a jump to assume that during that time in addition to training the militia Blake was also training
But getting back to the real deal vs training thing, that’s the bulk of where team RWBY’s skill and strength come from, they have lots of hands-on real-life experience (this is part of the reason they beat ACE-OPs),
You don’t become a better fighter just from training alone, you need to have experience against real enemies too, a person can train their whole life but that’s no substitute for experience,
Case and point, RWBY spends a lot of time in fights with enemies that are aiming to hurt or kill them, training is good and all, it keeps you in shape and your skills fresh, but outside of accidents you aren’t in any real danger, but in a real fight where the enemy will hurt or kill you, that’s going to push your skills to the limit or even beyond, thus when they beat their enemies the experience has taught them and made them better fighters
Consequently, that’s also why Bumbleby improved and adam stagnated, during their time between Vol 3-6 the Bees have been facing Grimm and Human/Faunus opponents that can match them or give them a run for their money in a fight, as opposed to adam, who’s “fights” are him stabbing an unarmed woman, slaughtering White Fang goons (who everyone beats up with ease) or briefly “fighting” Blake and Sun before running away at the earliest convenience, now the main point of that is in the only instance where Adam came close to being in a fight that could have been an actual challenge he ran away as soon as he could, but every other fight was one where he was in no danger
Now if I could use a video game (rpg?) metaphor, Yang and Blake are like the players who face off against bosses/enemies that are equal or greater to them, a high risk high reward scenario, adam is a player who only fights the weak units that have no real chance of seriously threatening him, low reward, minimal risk,
Now I’m not going to say if one strategy is better than the other, but look at it like this, due to the rewards being higher, Blake and Yang gain more xp from their fights, whereas adam has to face numerous enemies to get the same amount of xp
Translating this back to RWBY’s world, by facing stronger opponents Blake and Yang get pushed to the limit and are forced to worker harder and become better fighters, but because adam fights people weaker than himself he almost never hits the limit (the fight at the end of Vol 6 was probably the only case of such ever happening in his life), and thus doesn’t need to try harder or put effort into improvement
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