#Jaune qarc Patch#

He wears dark brown laced boots and a single brown belt with a pouch included worn around his waist. Additionally, he wears black gloves with gold-colored metal armor plates over his fingers, and he appears to wear a red sash around his waist, similar in design to the late Pyrrha Nikos. He retains his black hoodie, but he instead wears a modified pure white chest plate covering a bit more of his upper abdomen trimmed with gold lining and similarly-colored bracers.

His sword is strapped to his left hip in a sheath that doubles as a collapsible shield.ĭuring his attendance at Beacon, he sleeps in blue full-body pajamas with blue bunny slippers and a white bunny face on its chest.Īfter the timeskip following the Fall of Beacon, his attire is updated. Jaune wears brown wrist-length gloves with exposed fingertips and small metal plates over the back. He has two belts crisscrossing his waist, both different shades of brown, with a pair of small pouches on them. In Volume 1, Jaune has elbow guards with cords strung through them and he wears black high tops.

#Jaune qarc Patch#

Below, he wears blue jeans with a white patch placed on the left knee and black sneakers which have 'left' and 'right' written in black on the respective shoes' soles. Covering his hoodie and hiding the Pumpkin Pete symbol is a white diamond-shaped chest plate cut off above his lower abdomen, and placed over his shoulders are a pair of white spaulders with rerebraces set under them. He is quite toned, having strong muscles in his arms, shoulders, and upper chest.ĭuring his attendance at Beacon Academy, Jaune wears a black short-sleeved hoodie with detached reddish-orange sleeves and a dark brown image of the bunny rabbit Pumpkin Pete trimmed in white with cute black round eyes. But I'm just spitballing ideas there.Jaune is a tall young man with fair skin, blond hair and dark-blue eyes. people like power fantasies, and since Jaune is more or less the male version that the audience can latch onto as 'normal' then it could almost turn into a self insert power fantasy story. So Jaune is pretty much utilized in shipping a lot because he's really the only male main character people can comfortably ship without it being creepy or breaking a very hinted at (and eventually confirmed) relationship.Īs for OP Jaune. Then you have young kid Oscar who has a really old dude inside his head, and Qrow who's older (so really wouldn't be shipped with characters like Weiss/Blake, etc.). Leaving Jaune open up to infinite possibilities of shipping or whatever. He's been a main character since Volume 1, and the only other major early male character is Ren, who's pretty much exclusively shipped with Nora. Jaune's pretty much 'the' male character of the series. Since he's not a character I'm interested in its easy to filter him out.Īs for the 'why', could be multiple reasons. I usually just remove Jaune from my filter so I don't have to deal with it. I don't know, it's annoying.ĭoes anyone agree, or am I reading into things too much? So why do people take those amazing traits and throw them away with some really overpowered bs?Įither they make Jaune this guy with cool amazing powers that shock and amaze everyone, or they make every character of the female persuasion jump his bones. He carries his team as a leader and a motivator, and is the glue that holds everything together. In fact, he's the weakest in JNPR and RWBY, at the beginning at least. The main reason so many people love Jaune in RWBY is that as far as Huntsmen and Huntresses go, he's a pretty regular guy who wants to help people. As far as character development goes, Jaune is a pretty good guy with a moral compass who has something to prove at Beacon.īut I can't tell you how many times I see a Jaune centric fics that make him overpowered as hell. So, this is just my opinion, but I see a lot of Jaune centric fics.