Sneaking His Way into the Multiverse (RWBY Jaune, WC-lite mechanics)

[TheRookIsOnFire]

I just don't know how to joke about Remnant having mostly bisexual and being straight is not a thing there. Or would it be better to say that they don't have devision based on sexual orientation at all?

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We have picky people (homo, hetero) and normal people? IDK, man. I mostly tune that shit out.

 

[NineYetis]

@LazyAutumnMoon, thanks for the chapter. Updated on my bd so that was a nice surprise. Anyways loving the pace and the adventure. Jaune discovering that yes, foreign languages are a thing, as are other cultures lol. And seducing Lisa in his wholesome, Labrador, shonenesque ways.

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Happy birthday and Merry Christmas.

 

[Misoby]

Sorry if it offended anyone. I just remembered how I read about Miles Luna confirming Jaune being bisexual.

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As far as I remember, the phrase about bisexual Jaune was taken out of context about shipping. So it's not canon.

And it seems to me that the people of Remnant understand what sexual orientation is, Bi, hetero and homo, if you take into account that they appeared as hunter-gatherers, like us. It's just that as a result of the historical process they developed a different attitude towards this, like, if it makes you happy, doesn't interfere with the community and doesn't attract negativity, then great!

 

[Mashadarof402]

And it seems to me that the people of Remnant understand what sexual orientation is, Bi, hetero and homo, if you take into account that they appeared as hunter-gatherers, like us. It's just that as a result of the historical process they developed a different attitude towards this, like, if it makes you happy, doesn't interfere with the community and doesn't attract negativity, then great!

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It's funny when you think about it. The nature of the Grimm means there is natural pressure not to be a judgmental asshole that creates an us/them divide for the community, because then none of you will live to see the sunrise.

Yet somehow, you still have the whole faunus racism thing to serve as the bigotry sink but doesn't get punished by the Grimm.

 

[LazyAutumnMoon]

@LazyAutumnMoon, thanks for the chapter. Updated on my bd so that was a nice surprise. Anyways loving the pace and the adventure. Jaune discovering that yes, foreign languages are a thing, as are other cultures lol. And seducing Lisa in his wholesome, Labrador, shonenesque ways.

Looking forward to how this story plays out!

Otherwise merry Christmas and hope you enjoy your break!!!

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Glad you're enjoying the story. Happy Birthday, and Merry Christmas

 

[Misoby]

It's funny when you think about it. The nature of the Grimm means there is natural pressure not to be a judgmental asshole that creates an us/them divide for the community, because then none of you will live to see the sunrise.

Yet somehow, you still have the whole faunus racism thing to serve as the bigotry sink but doesn't get punished by the Grimm.

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If you think of fauns as a side branch of human evolution, then there is nothing surprising, Homo sapiens and Neanderthals, I compare them because of their common features with fauns, that is, distinctive appearance, the ability to interbreed and a common territory of residence, These species of man sometimes fought with each other and then united, depending on resources and the environment. The struggle of species is such a ... difficult matter. Considering that both species have crossed the threshold of the tribal system, then the question of the struggle still remains and it is honestly a miracle that the inhabitants of Remnant did not wake up one day and did not choose violence (genocide), but are even trying to find opportunities for cooperation.
Yes, it doesn't sound very pleasant, but let's be honest, biology is a bitch,

 

[Mashadarof402]

If you think of fauns as a side branch of human evolution, then there is nothing surprising, Homo sapiens and Neanderthals, I compare them because of their common features with fauns, that is, distinctive appearance, the ability to interbreed and a common territory of residence, These species of man sometimes fought with each other and then united, depending on resources and the environment. The struggle of species is such a ... difficult matter. Considering that both species have crossed the threshold of the tribal system, then the question of the struggle still remains and it is honestly a miracle that the inhabitants of Remnant did not wake up one day and did not choose violence (genocide), but are even trying to find opportunities for cooperation.
Yes, it doesn't sound very pleasant, but let's be honest, biology is a bitch,

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Ah, but you're missing the point. You're talking about Earth like conditions where yes, the various tribes would go to genocidal war with one another for all the usual reasons.

This is not Earth. It is not a place where having learned tool use and creation pushes your species to the top of the food chain.

This is Remnant, and humanity (and faunus kind) is distinctly second place. At best. And the top predator exclusively hunts down and destroys humanity. Not only that, but is drawn to their negativity, be it anger, fear, hatred and all those other little building blocks that the vast majority of our divisions (be it racial, ethnic, philosophy or just plain old misanthropy) are based on.

Being an asshole is not a winning trait to have in the species, and those who are would have been actively culled for centuries, if not millennia. Grimm are the boogeymen that parents scare their children into behaving, except they're very, very real.

That's why it's funny. Roosterteeth created a world where the above is a fact of life, but failed to do consistent worldbuilding with it to the point where they even had full scale no holds barred wars between the various tribes that didn't result in everyone involved being drowned under a Grimm tide.

 

[Misoby]

This is Remnant, and humanity (and faunus kind) is distinctly second place. At best. And the top predator exclusively hunts down and destroys humanity. Not only that, but is drawn to their negativity, be it anger, fear, hatred and all those other little building blocks that the vast majority of our divisions (be it racial, ethnic, philosophy or just plain old misanthropy) are based on.

Being an asshole is not a winning trait to have in the species, and those who are would have been actively culled for centuries, if not millennia. Grimm are the boogeymen that parents scare their children into behaving, except they're very, very real.

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Colleague, you forget that the Kingdoms of Remnant are located where they are for a reason. These are places where the Grimm could not reach humans and fauns in significant quantities. And there are few such places, there is competition for them, because to take possession of such means to have the opportunity to develop.

In places where the grimms can't get to you, it's already quite possible to be an asshole due to competition between species and within species competition.

Yes, there is a possible danger, but according to Maslow's pyramid, the basic need for safety is satisfied. You have forces capable of resisting the Grimm and having surplus food. Which leads to the development of civilization. I'm not sure about wars, because we were not shown anywhere, but I think there were certain rules of combat regarding the attack of the Grimm.

What I'm saying is that the ability to be assholes is an ability that comes with safety.
I mean a standard metropolis like London, New York, Moscow or Tokyo produces so much negativity that the Grimm would storm them daily, but no, people live quite peacefully within the walls of the cities. And considering that people can also feed themselves, they have also cleared out a lot of space outside the city to grow food.

Interestingly, Mantl is the most racist towards fauns, being a place with the least resources to survive,while Vacuo, which was a thriving oasis with abundant resources before the Great War, is the least racist. Not sure if that was intended, but it's an interesting point.