A trope that is also seen is the 'trans character as an inspiration'. They inspire others in the RWBY world with their courage to be themselves. For example, they might give a speech or show great heroism that makes other characters rethink their views on gender and identity. There's also the 'trans character's unique power' trope, where their identity is somehow linked to a special ability that helps them in battles or in solving problems in the RWBY universe.
One common trope is the 'coming out' story. The trans character in RWBY fanfiction has to find the right moment to reveal their true identity to their friends or teammates. Another is the 'finding acceptance' trope, where they face initial doubts or even hostility but eventually find a place where they are fully accepted.
The 'trans character and the mentor' trope is also present. They may find an older or more experienced character who guides them through their journey of self - discovery and acceptance. This mentor could be someone who has also faced similar struggles in their own past. Additionally, the 'trans character's family reaction' trope is common, showing how their family in the RWBY fanfiction world either accepts or rejects them, and how they deal with it.
Another theme is friendship. Just like in the original RWBY series, friendship plays a big role. The trans characters form strong bonds with the other characters, and these friendships help them through their difficult times. For example, the team might support the trans character during a time when they're facing discrimination or self - doubt.
One common theme is self - acceptance. Ruby might struggle with accepting her true self at first but then gradually come to terms with it. Another is the reaction of those around her, like her friends and family in the RWBY world.
One common theme is acceptance. Ruby might struggle with how her friends, family, or the wider RWBY community will accept her as a trans girl. Another theme could be self - acceptance. It's about Ruby coming to terms with her own identity and feeling confident in it. And sometimes, there's the theme of discrimination, where she has to face unfair treatment from some characters due to her trans identity.
One common trope is the 'fish out of water' scenario. RWBY characters in the unfamiliar and often cutthroat world of Westeros. Another is the power struggle trope. Since both universes have elements of power - seeking characters. A third trope could be the 'unlikely alliance'. For example, a RWBY character teaming up with an underdog in Game of Thrones against a common enemy.
One common trope is the overprotective girlfriend being overly cautious about her partner's battles. For example, she might try to keep him from taking on dangerous missions in the RWBY universe. Another is her getting jealous easily when others get too close to her partner during team interactions.
A lot of fanfics focus on the challenges Ruby faces. For example, she might face discrimination from some characters initially. But then, through her strength and the support of others, she overcomes these obstacles. There's also the theme of friendship, as her team members learn to support her unconditionally.
A lot of these fanfics also use the 'unexpected kidnapper' trope. It could be someone who was thought to be an ally or a new, unknown enemy. This adds an element of surprise to the story. And there's often the trope of Ruby's friends having to overcome their own personal issues or insecurities in order to rescue her successfully.
Often, trans characters in RWBY fanfiction are depicted as having unique skills or powers that are related to their journey of self - acceptance. Their trans identity might give them an extra layer of determination. They could be shown training hard to prove themselves not just as a capable fighter like the other RWBY characters, but also as someone who is proud of who they are.
The power - up trope also appears in Emerald fanfictions. Writers might give her new powers or enhance her existing ones, and then explore how she uses these new abilities. It could be related to her facing a greater threat or just her personal growth within the story.
One common trope is the 'fish out of water' situation. The OC, being new to the RWBY world, has to navigate through it while attracting the attention of multiple characters for the harem. Another is the 'power - attraction' trope where the OC's unique powers or skills make them appealing to the RWBY characters.