Rwby Multiverse Tomorrow and Never Again

"The war has torn Remnant autonomously. The Hunters take failed and Grimm lay siege to the urban center. Everyone we know and love are gone. Simply at that place was still a take a chance to set this correct. A chance to change things... for amend or for worse. And sadly, the simply candidate left was the weakest among them. But peradventure... information technology was enough. "

In this RWBY story past Paulxion, the story starts during the finale of Volume 3 specifically effectually episode 9 the Fall of Buoy and Vale went from bad to worse. But put, during the prologue implies that Penny was hacked and destroying Atlas, Mistral, and Vacuo airships, Team RWBY went missing, the White Fang, hacked androids, and Grimm besieged all of Vale, and the Huntsman of Beacon were down to their last few survivors. Jaune, in the thick of the boxing, was saved from death by Raven. Using her powers, she sliced a rift in time and entrusted Jaune with the job of changing the past and protect her daughters Yang and Ruby so the loop doesn't happen again. Jaune suddenly wakes up on the floor of an airship simply in time for his outset twenty-four hour period at Buoy University...

The story and so becomes instance of a subverted Peggy Sue: despite Jaune returning from an apocalyptic hereafter, he doesn't have whatsoever of the futurity memories associated to similar works. Instead, Jaune is all the same like his catechism counterpart with but a couple but meaning differences: substantial amounts of aura, above average combat skill, and Blackness Dust. As a result, Jaune and the balance of the RWBY cast start to take a more proactive response/arroyo towards old/canon and new events and relationships established past the canon, leading to many deviations especially leading upward to canon Volume 3 finale that fundamentally changes the mail-Volume 3 setting.

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RWBY: Tomorrow and Never Again contains examples of:

100% Adoration Rating: In the story Jaune is dear by his teammates, friends, and mentors after they witness his courage and forcefulness that he exhibits and are all willing to follow his orders afterwards leading them though missions that would destroy well-nigh veteran hunters. In the larger context of the story, after Jaune and his friends stopped the White Fang, "killed" Adam, and saved Vale, they were regaled as Heroes and were awarded the Eye of Courage by General Ironwood himself.
Ace Airplane pilot: Ren and, to a degree, Neptune, are prime number examples of this, both being able to fly a Bullhead into Mountain Glenn and crash it an Ursa Major that took downwardly a building, maneuvering a Vytal air ship through flocks of Nevermore, and escaping the urban center of Atlas in the Big Flying Whale with the entirety of the Atlesian fleet coming right after them.
Adaptational Badass: In the catechism timeline, Jaune was barely able to pass equally a huntsman in training due to his sub-par skills with his weapon, Crocea Mors, and high aura count. Every bit a issue, he often left the fighting to his friends till Mail-Vol.3, where he matured and joined the fray. Here, Jaune is a very competent Huntsman, with Jaune'southward teachers Oobleck, Port, Ozpin, Ironwood, and Glynda (reluctantly) acknowledging that Jaune is a prodigy. His Leadership, Aura Levels, Semblance, and skills take all increased, and his arsenal is expanded with the inclusion of Ironwood's Hand Cannon and Wilt and Blush.
Adaptational Heroism: In canon, Raven is a Social Darwinist who is firmly against involving herself in Ozpin'south Secret War. Hither, she is unambiguously heroic, and the reason Jaune was able to back in time in the first place.
Adapted Out: Since Ozpin survives the Fall of Beacon this time around, Oscar Pine doesn't become his next host, leaving him out of the story.
All Your Base Are Vest to United states: Like in catechism, Beacon and Vale are attacked and decimated. As of affiliate 75, Atlas-Mantle is nether siege past their new hijacked Warship: New Beacon.
Ancestral Weapon: Jaune wields Crocea Mors equally per canon. However, it is revealed that Crocea Mors was not used past Jaune's forefathers for heroic pursuits, rather it was used to massacre their enemies, Faunus in particular, during the Faunus Rebellion and the Groovy War. The Arc family unit were implied to be responsible for why Menagerie is currently two-thirds desert due to "salting" the island during the rebellion.
Badass Crew: At first information technology was Squad JNPR and RWBY. Currently yous take Team JNPR, RWBY, CFVY, SSSN, BRNZ, NDGO, ABRN, Qrow, Glynda, Port, Oobleck, Ciel, Penny, and Amber all on one mobile balloon base.
Ring of Brothers: All the adventures, missions, and situations that are thrust on our Badass Crew causes them to rely and trust each to undertake some of the most impossible circumstances and surpass them.
Bombers on the Screen: Atlas makes use of their advance technology including tactical hologram boards.
Chick Magnet: Jaune is this in spades. Though not a shipping fic, Jaune has gained the interests, friendships, and affections of a majority of the female person RWBY cast. Including Blood-red, Weiss, Blake, Yang, Pyrrha, Velvet, Coco, Nebula, Gwen, Dew, Octavia, Penny, Reese, Arslan, May, Amber, Neon, and Sienna.
Death by Adaptation: Ironwood is granted a Mercy Impale past Jaune so he isn't completely taken over by the parasite Grimm.
Anybody Tin can See It:
- CFY to Velvet, Yang to Cerise, Weiss, and Blake, Nora and Ren to Pyrrha, and DGO to Nebula in regards to their feelings for Jaune.
- Ozpin to Glynda in regards to her past relationship with Ironwood.
For Want of a Nail: Due to the nature of the story, Jaune has more than of a prominent role in the RWBY universe, and has profound impacts on events.
- Due to his above average skill, Jaune was tested by Glynda to make sure that his transcript were in order. During a combat simulation he has a Heroic BSoD and remembers the Autumn, causing him to turn berserk on the holo-grimm, passing the examination and cementing his place at Buoy. Consequently, the Cardin bribery plotline doesn't happen and Jaune doesn't train at night with Pyrrha.
- Instead of Professor Port comforting Weiss on Team RWBY'due south leadership Jaune steps in and manages to make Weiss realize her own folly and returning her pendant thus cementing their friendship and Weiss's affection.
- Jaune's presence at the docks with Blake and Dominicus, and his saving of Blake, causes Blake to fall for Jaune rather than Dominicus.
- Jaune's friendship with Velvet leads the 2 to try and visit Tukson's for some books, only to encounter the sight of his murder.
- The 2nd battle of Mt. Glenn results in Jaune dismembering Adam and challenge Wilt and Blush himself. As such, Adam gains a mechanical replacement and has to utilise other weapons.
Dark-green Rocks: Black Dust is a Grit variant shrouded in mystery. All that's known is that it's extremely rare and provides a substantial heave in power to fighting ability.
Hated past All: Cinder used contradistinct footage of Jaune and Cherry "murdering" Full general Ironwood and make them look responsible for the Fall of Beacon and Vale. Naturally, the Vale Council decided to use Jaune as a scapegoat to redirect the focus of its citizen's, and by extension the world'south, hatred towards him. Currently, their compensation is 5 million lien. EACH.
Improvised Zipline: During the Atlas Manhunt, Jaune and his friends escape Glynda's penthouse to the adjacent building via Penny's Strings.
Indy Ploy: So many of Jaune's insane but constructive plans are created on the fly.
Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Jaune blows upward Mountain Glenn to kill the Grimm Dragon ... and inadvertently allows hordes of Grimm an easier style into the already devastated kingdom.
Nobody Could Have Survived That: After losing an arm to Jaune, Adam is engulfed in an explosion during the second battle at Mt. Glenn, leading everyone to assume he died. So, imagine everyone's surprise when he not only turns upward alive during the Battle of Beacon, merely sporting a new robotic arm.
Spared by the Accommodation: Due to the divergent timeline created by Jaune influencing the canon timeline with his deportment. This includes:
- Roman: (Saved by Adam from Prison between Volumes ii and 3 and later past Neo from the Vytal Stadium.)
- Penny: (Cherry-red stopped the friction match between Pyrrha and Penny due to Jaune buying time against Mercury and Roman.)
- Pyrrha: (Pyrrha did not face Cinder and was occupied with the remainder of the teams escaping Beacon.)
- Ozpin: (saved by Summer and Raven during the Fall of Beacon.)
- Amber: (Jaune and Cerise manage to rescue Amber out of the Vault nether Buoy, averting her expiry from Cinder)
- Vernal: (She'south actually the Spring Maiden here and was plant past Qrow, Oobleck, and Port rather then killed past Cinder.)
- Summertime: Summer is live in the story and currently traveling with Raven. Her survival is attributed to her Silver Eyes causing an incident and then being reported missing for so long that everyone but Qrow, Raven, Ozpin, and Jaune (unknowingly) knows of her survival.
Violence Is Disturbing: Despite being rated Yard+, there are multiple examples of rather bloody or heartbreaking and violent scenes during the class of the story.
- During the Prologue, Jaune mentions hundreds of Huntsmen and Huntress' slaughtered during the Fall of Beacon. Cardin is killed saving Jaune's life from Neo who was disguised every bit Pyrrha.
- In Chapter 35, Jaune cuts off Adam's right arm during the Second Battle of Mountain Glenn.]]
"Kahh!" Adam dropped to his knees, his katana loosened from his grip—or to be more precise, it was cut off. His whole right arm from the elbow downwards was cleaved from its shoulder. An agonizing screech bellowed from his mouth as he held out his shortened limb".
- Jaune delivering a Mercy Kill towards General Ironwood to prevent him from being corrupted from Parasite Grimm was not an piece of cake sight for Carmine and specially Jaune.
"It was not a clean kill. The sound of mankind coming together steel was never enticing. In fact, one might say that it was disgusting in all manners. The blade went through and with it, blood splattered on the boy. His face up, his hair, even his armor was soaked. Not a single flake of him was untainted by that color. Ruby cringed as she watched the whole scene play before her. Her eyes moved abroad on reflex just she forced herself to see information technology. She etched every moment of that kill into her mind and memorized every detail. She all the same gasped and held her oral fissure in response. But kept herself composed all the same".
- During Ironwood's Funeral aboard the New Beacon warship over Mantle, Cinder uses an army of Geist Grimm to take control of the warship, creates a Nasty Party by ordering her henchmen to massacre the reception, and then seizes command of the New Beacons weapon systems and annihilates numerous Atlas Warships which in plough devastates the city of Mantle.]]
"When Glynda took a quick scan on her surroundings she immediately recalled seeing a beautiful reception here with flowers and decorations. She remembered seeing thousands of invitee-filled chairs, food tables and enough colors to make a rainbow jealous. At that place was a cute anniversary held hither honoring a great human being and an equally beautiful speech being said. But now it has turned into a warzone, an arena for survivors and a tomb for the innocent. Piles of bodies littered across the floor, tables and chairs uplifted while giant bonfires burned out of command. The sprinklers that activated barely held them at bay while gunfire echoed incessantly in all corners. There were people running around, some screaming while a few others cradled onto their loved ones with claret soaked tears tracing down their cheeks".