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I doubt Qrow will go 3 for 3 with Volume 5, unless there’s another big piece of exposition that has to be delivered by him. Ozpin also tends to get a lot of extra words from exposition, as does Oobleck in Volume 2. While he certainly is an important character in both, he also provides a lot of exposition. Qrow has the most words in both Volume 3 and 4. She also only says 42 words in the final 3 episodes of Volume 3. Pyrrha doesn’t say a single word in “PvP” which is one of the most important Pyrrha episodes. Sometimes, especially when looking at individual episodes, the word count doesn’t line up with narrative focus:

Volume 4 has such a different narrative compared to the previous 3 volumes, and until Volume 5 comes out, I feel it’s too soon to draw any solid conclusions.) This combined with the majority of the new characters of Volume 4 being male is what results in the large shift. While team RWBY gains about 100 words, other high-speaking female characters (Pyrrha, Cinder, Winter) talk significantly less. The biggest shift in female vs male word amount, on the other hand, occurs in volume 4. The big shift in word count for team RWBY occurs in volume 3, where they have almost 2000 fewer combined words than in volume 2. 1.12 miles equals 1.8 kilometers, but 1.12 square miles is 2.9 square kilometers.) london new york city this debate feels sorta silly the original post had nothing to do with whether new york city or london was bigger it's not a competition (Also, Bushwick is not three times larger than the City of London. Also consider that New York City is part of the “Northeast Megalopolis” which might affect these numbers somehow. Also, the cities have almost the same population, so by that metric, they’re about the same size. Note though, that these are in different countries, and I have no idea how that affects what counts as part of the city, and what is just part of the metropolitan area.

Which makes it seem like New York City is larger. Which makes it seem like London is larger. Size of New York City, not including the water: Now, regarding whether London or New York City is larger: That number refers to “Greater London” which includes the 32 London boroughs and the City of London. If you’re curious about why, or how it all works, this video does a good job of explaining, and is also pretty entertaining.Īlso, 1572 sq km is not including London’s metropolitan area. The City of London refers to a small, separate city that is completely surrounded by London. Woah woah woah, let’s not go confusing the City of London with London.