Does Yang beat Mercury?
He mentions to Yang at the end of the fight that there “won’t be a next time” for her and deliberately tries to attack her. Yang defends herself, thus breaking Mercury’s leg. However the cameras in the arena showed an entirely different sequence of events, with Yang hitting Mercury out of nowhere.
Does Mercury Black have silver eyes?
Fandoms: RWBY And it must be protected.” Mercury Black has silver eyes.
What is Ruby’s real semblance?
Petal Burst
Ruby’s Semblance, Petal Burst (also known as Speed), allows her to dash with an inhuman speed in whatever direction she chooses, often leaving trails of rose petals in her wake. However, this is, of course, at the cost of Aura so Ruby can’t rely on it indefinitely.
What is velvets semblance?
Velvet’s Semblance, Photographic Memory, allows her to mimic the exact moves that other people have learned and used in combat to a degree. Velvet uses her Semblance in conjunction with Anesidora in order to accurately wield the weapons that she copies.
How old is Mercury Black?
| Mercury Black | |
|---|---|
| Series | RWBY |
| Age | 17/18 |
| Birthday | Unknown |
| Sex | Male |
How did Mercury Black lose his legs?
Mercury lost his legs not long before Cinder showed up due to enemies of his father attacking Marcus, and Mercury got caught in the crossfire. This means his legs are still healing from having to be replaced, which explain the bandages above his knees when Cinder meets him.
Do RWBY semblances have names?
There have also been Semblances with different names and effects but similar abilities, such as Yang and Adam’s Semblances which mainly absorb damage (the former with her body and the latter with his sword) to augment them, and Blake and Sun’s Semblances to create clones of themselves.
Who is Velvet Scarlatina based on?
Character Basis Velvet Scarlatina alludes to the stuffed rabbit in the children’s book The Velveteen Rabbit. This allusion has had the following influences on the character and show: She is a rabbit Faunus.
Does Mercury have an aura?
Unfortunately, Mercury is too small and too close to the sun for it to retain an atmosphere, meaning the planet doesn’t have any molecules for the solar wind to excite and that means no auroras.