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• "Ruby Makes Cookies" – Ruby attempts to make cookies, but encounters difficulties at every step of the way, ending with her unable to get the cookie into a glass of milk.
• "Party Games" – Weiss plays a game of pin the tail on the donkey, using herself and Myrtenaster to pin the tail.
• "Ninjas of Love" – Ruby comes across and reads Blake's copy of Ninjas of Love, an erotic book. She later admonishes Blake for possessing such "filth", but refuses to return it.
• "Weiss and Yang Training" – Weiss and Yang spar outside Beacon Academy. Yang tries to take out Weiss, but Ember Celica jams. When Weiss taunts her, Yang is still able to punch her away.

• "Cat Burglar" – Team RWBY listens to a news report about a cat burglar. They immediately suspect Blake due to her being part cat. Blake acts offended by this profiling and leaves, stealing several items from the room in the process and escaping on Yang's motorcycle, which she uses to flee the police.
• "Ice Skating" – Weiss skates on the surface of a frozen swimming pool with her teammates stuck in the ice.
• "Jump Rope" – Blake and Yang use Gambol Shroud to play jump rope with Ruby, who sings a chant about Jaune falling over a candlestick. An injured Jaune appears, indignantly singing a similar chant about telling Blake to clean up after she's done reading.
• "Yarn" – Yang offers Blake a ball of yarn to play with, but Blake is annoyed by this stereotyping. To the surprise of both, Ruby suddenly bounds into the room and starts enthusiastically playing with the ball of yarn like a cat.
• "Blake vs. Zwei" – Zwei enters Team RWBY's empty dorm room and snoops around. After he leaves, Blake comes out of hiding and breathes a sigh of relief.

• "Jaune Calls Weiss" – Jaune repeatedly calls Weiss, asking her out on a date, but he receives no answer. He leaves increasingly desperate and angry voice messages on Weiss' Scroll. Suddenly, Weiss appears and politely greets him, completely unaware of his messages, revealing that she lost her Scroll earlier. At that moment, Blake appears, having found Weiss' Scroll. A panicked Jaune snatches it away and destroys it to prevent Weiss hearing his messages. He leaves in a hurry, to Blake and Weiss' astonishment.
• "Reloading" – Ruby fires different types of Dust rounds from her weapon, Crescent Rose, with the help of Weiss. She fires ice and fire rounds before the recoil from a gravity Dust round sends her flying.
• "Blake Tag" – Blake uses her Semblance to evade Yang in an unfair game of tag.
• "Blake vs. Zwei – Part 2" – Zwei enters an empty dining room and snoops around. After he leaves, the freezer door opens, revealing a shivering Blake hiding inside.

• "Fighting Game" – Ruby and Yang play a fighting game on their Scrolls. Yang wins the fight, but when she is distracted by Zwei dragging Blake through the hallway, Ruby swipes her Scroll away before the next round. Yang is angered by this and literally catches on fire.
• "Ice Sculpture" – Ruby is working on an ice sculpture. Weiss uses Myrtenaster and ice Dust to easily make a sculpture of a Beowolf, while Blake uses her semblance to effortlessly create an ice duplicate of herself. Ruby leaves, grumbling to herself.
• "Present for Blake" – Feeling guilty for teasing Blake with cat toys, Yang buys Blake a tea set as a present, but Blake takes a greater interest in the box, and quickly sits in it like a cat.
• "Marshmallows" – Yang tries to play her video game alone, but Weiss, Ruby, and Blake annoy her by poking her with sticks. Yang gets angry, her rage causing her to catch fire again. Ruby, Blake, and Weiss use the heat to cook marshmallows.

• "Costume Party" – Team RWBY have swapped outfits with their partners for a costume party, but Ruby and Jaune have both come dressed as Weiss. Jaune remarks, "Well, one of us is going to have to change!
• "Ear Cleaning" – Blake cleans both her ears and cat ears with cotton wads.
• "Sissy Fight" – Ruby painstakingly makes a house of cards in her dorm, but Weiss knocks it over by slamming the door. In revenge, Ruby intentionally stomps in with muddy boots after Weiss finishes cleaning the kitchen. Finally, Weiss confronts Ruby at the Beacon courtyard, and the pair have a dramatic Western-style stand-off. They draw their weapons and attack, but end up having an anticlimactic slap fight.
• "Shadow People" – The members of Team RWBY encounter some silhouette people (background characters from Volume 1), including one that bears an uncanny resemblance to Ruby, and have a conversation about the weirdness of their presence.

• "The Vacuum" – After Weiss finishes vacuuming the dorm room, Zwei and Blake come out of hiding and commiserate on their shared fear of vacuums.
• "Cape Trubs" – Ruby experiences trouble with her cape, including getting stuck in doors, Jaune walking over it with muddy shoes, and accidentally hanging herself.
• "Book Swap" – Blake finishes reading a book and realizes the sequel that she wants to read is a load-bearing book from her bunk bed. After Blake dramatically swaps the books without the beds collapsing, Ruby immediately asks Blake if she can read the book Blake had finished, much to her horror.
• "The Fourth Wall" – Team RWBY are chatting when Team JNPR shows up with Pyrrha. A shocked Ruby tries to point out Pyrrha's death, only for Nora to vehemently insist that "nothing bad ever happened", looking at the audience as she does this. Ren then suggests that the group continue to do comedy segments, to which Pyrrha happily agrees.

• "Jaune Experiments" – Unsatisfied with his own weapon, Jaune takes Team RWBY's weapons for a spin.
• "Prank Wars" – When her teammates prank her by dropping ice-cold water on her head, Weiss retaliates by dropping a bucket of solid ice on Ruby's head, knocking her out cold.
• "Arcade Games" – Ren, Yang, and Nora are thrown out of the arcade when they use their weapons at the shooting gallery and "Whack-A-Grimm", though Nora still gets a prize of a giant teddy bear.

• "Pickle Surprise" – Ruby tries to open a jar of pickles without much success. She eventually resorts to using Crescent Rose to cut the jar open, but it turns out the pickles' flavor is dill, which she hates.
• "Tubby Tummy" – Dissatisfied with her figure, Yang starts a rigorous physical exercise regime to get into shape. However, Nora manages to keep in shape without any effort at all, to Yang's great annoyance.
• "Magnetic Personality" – Pyrrha has trouble with her magnetic Semblance; first causing a bunch of metal kitchen appliances to fly at Nora when she surprises Pyrrha, then "accidentally" interfering with Jaune's compass when JNPR tries to go on a hiking trip. When Jaune offers Pyrrha to join the rest of the team in looking through old VHS tapes, she becomes reluctant, knowing what can happen.
• "Going Down" – Team RWBY takes the elevator at Beacon Tower to the lowest level, the secret Vault. There, they encounter the janitor, Shopkeep.

• "Weiss Studying" – Ruby wants to do stuff with Weiss, but she's too busy studying to entertain her hyperactive partner. After several failed attempts to get Weiss' attention, Ruby eventually resorts to flopping around on her study desk like a fish, until she knocks herself senseless.
• "Ren Plays Tag" – Team JNPR plays a game of tag. When Ren becomes "it", he puts himself through a disciplined martial arts training regime for his comeback. With his preparations finally complete, he tags Nora, but she simply tags him back immediately.

• "Love Triangle" – Jaune asks Weiss if she would like to study with him for an upcoming exam, but she turns him down. Pyrrha then asks Jaune to study together, but he turns down her offer. Finally, Weiss approaches Pyrrha with the same question, but is also rejected. Ren looks on, lamenting that they all fail to see what's right in front of them. Nora, holding up a sign saying "NOTICE ME!", angrily agrees.
• "Zwei Painting" – Ruby, Ren, Blake and Nora are painting Zwei as part of a painting contest judged by Weiss. Nora's painting is a crude fingerpainting rendition, Blake's portrays Zwei as a cat, and Ren's rendition is accurate and beautiful. However, Weiss fails to appreciate the artistic merit of Ruby's take, which has placed its focus firmly on Zwei's butt, but Ren seems to appreciate Ruby's vision.
• "Makeover" – Ren allows Nora to give him a complete makeover, but when she has finished, Ren looks exactly the same. Unbeknownst to him, Nora has actually shaved the letters "R+N" into his hair. As they exit the room, Nora turns around and winks at the camera.

• "Ren Makes Pancakes" – Ren makes pancakes, but they keep disappearing. Using the pancakes as bait, he sets up a trap and catches Nora.
• "Jaune ASMR" – Jaune tries to create an ASMR video.
• "Nurse Ruby" – Weiss is sick and asks Ruby to get her medicine. Ruby instead gets her home remedies like her dad used to, including a warm glass of whole milk, video games and a motivational poster of Blake in the "Hang in there, Baby" pose. When Yang finds out Weiss is sick, she also runs to get her more milk.

• "Littering" – Sun and Neptune impersonate police detectives (complete with fake mustaches) and frame Jaune for littering, before proceeding to violently put him under "lockdown".
• "Little Red Riding Hood" – Narrated by Ozpin, Team RWBY puts on a warped stage production of Little Red Riding Hood for Team JNPR. Ruby plays Little Red Riding Hood, Yang plays her grandmother, Blake plays the Big Bad Wolf (because she's half-animal) and Weiss plays the axe-brandishing woodsman, with Zwei acting as stage hand. The production is plagued by Yang's attention-hogging acting, Blake and Weiss' lack of enthusiasm, and Ruby's awful writing. The play ends when Ozpin realizes that they should actually all be in class.

• "Spin the Bottle" – Team JNPR, Weiss and Neptune play spin the bottle. When Jaune spins, it almost lands on Pyrrha and then Weiss, but eventually settles on Ren. Ren pauses before stoically taking a breath spray and turning to Jaune.
• "Blake vs Zwei Pt 3" – Blake meticulously searches the dorm room for any signs of Zwei. Satisfied that the room is clear of canines, she lies down on her bed for a nap, only to discover that Zwei has taken the place of her pillow.
• "Nora Workout" – Nora puts Yang, Blake and Ruby through an intense workout regime, but none of the three can keep up with her. The rest of Team JNPR turn up, all of them grievously injured from living with Nora.

• "Tired Blake" – An exhausted Blake collapses on the floor after a tough exam. To her annoyance, Zwei attempts to comfort her with "unauthorized snuggles". When Zwei finally starts to leave in disappointment, Blake suddenly pulls him back to let him continue snuggling with her, though threatens to shave Zwei's butt if he tells anyone.
• "Big Vacation" – Weiss is at the airport alone, about to depart on a beach holiday, when Ruby comes, telling her that, as BFF's, Ruby can just join if she wants. Weiss initially agrees, then sees Sun, Jaune, Yang, Blake, Nora, and Ren dragging a panicked Neptune behind him, rush by. Ruby then meekly admits to telling them about the trip.
• "Junior Detectives: Bad Cop" – Nora is interrogated by Sun and Neptune, in character as Junior Detectives, in connection to the case of the missing pancakes (from Episode 11). Neptune tries to play the "bad cop", but Nora easily manipulates him into confessing to the crime instead.

• "Bad Boy Jaune" – Jaune tries to be a "bad boy" and steals Yang's motorbike with Zwei, taking it on a stationary joy ride. An annoyed Yang kicks Jaune off and reclaims her bike. Zwei abandons him when Ruby shows up.
• "Neptune's Phobia" – Neptune's crippling phobia of water extends to small puddles, rain and showers. When Neptune covers for Sun as a pool life guard, Jaune falls into the pool and drowns while Neptune pretends not to notice.
• "Nora's Gift" – Ren receives a gift from a "secret admirer" (Nora). Ren refuses to open the present, reasoning that it is either a trap from an enemy or a prank set up by Nora. Meanwhile, Pyrrha hears unsettling growling sounds coming from the gift, causing Nora to realize to her horror that she forgot to put in airholes.

• "Bike Race" – In a street race refereed by Blake, Yang rides her motorcycle and Ruby rides in a red wagon pulled by Zwei. Both sisters make fun of Weiss when she joins on a pink tricycle. However, just before the race begins, Weiss freezes both Yang and Ruby's vehicles with Myrtenaster and pedals off to victory.
• "Stand Up Yang" – Yang's pun-filled stand-up routine does not receive a warm reception. Sun upstages her with his heckling, while Yang gets dumped down a trapdoor.
• "Jaune Ennui" – Ruby inexplicably walks in with a Beowolf stuck to her cape after a long day filled with adventure, excitement and many hijinks. Jaune laments that he feels like a "supporting character" to Blake, who obliviously confuses him with Sun.

• "Bathroom Break" – Jaune urgently needs to use the bathroom, which is occupied by Ren. Jaune writhes in discomfort, but tries to play it off as a new fighting technique when Pyrrha walks by. Nora and Sun both jump in and use the bathroom before Jaune has a chance, causing him to lose control in his pants. Jaune gingerly and awkwardly slinks away from Pyrrha, muttering about laundry.
• "Save Nora!" – Nora feigns being attacked by a Beowolf, hoping to be saved by Ren, but she keeps getting rescued by other people (first Sun, then Yang). Ren eventually comes across Nora tormenting an unfortunate Beowolf and amusedly comments that she never ceases to amaze him. Nora takes this as a compliment and enthusiastically hugs the Beowolf, "breaking" it.
• "Upgrade Time" – Junior Detectives Sun and Neptune have had little luck catching criminals recently. They decide to get an "upgrade" and buy a load of equipment, including helmets, riot shields and police motorcycles. When Emerald and Mercury steal their bikes, Sun and Neptune desperately try to give chase, but are hopelessly weighed down by all their gear.

• "The Return of the Pickles" – Once again, Ruby struggles to open a jar of pickles. Sun offers his help, but fares no better. He suggests asking Yang for help, but Ruby tells him never to ask Yang for help with jars. However, at that moment Yang bursts into the kitchen. Yang's jar opening methods turn out to be needlessly violent and destructive.
• "Evil Plans" – Cinder and Emerald openly draw up their "Ultimate Evil Plans" on a whiteboard in their dorm room. When they are paid an unexpected visit by the overly friendly pair of Ruby and Nora, they successfully play off their evil scheming as a cake recipe for a kitten charity, despite Mercury at one point walking in with a "Kitten Killer 9000" rocket launcher.
• "Butler of Cakes" – When Ruby tries to bake a cake, the privileged Weiss asks her why she doesn't simply have her "cake butler" bring her one. Ruby leaves Weiss alone in the kitchen for five minutes, only to find the whole kitchen on fire when she returns. When Ruby asks Weiss to help clean up the mess she created, Weiss asks her what "cleaning up" is. Ruby sarcastically tells her to ask her cake butler after spraying her with a fire extinguisher and leaves.

• "Life of Zwei" – Ruby sees Zwei soundly asleep and says that she would love the "easy life" of a dog. Unbeknownst to her, Zwei's action-packed day actually includes saving Jaune from Beowolves, defusing bombs for Ren, finding Weiss' lost pendant and foiling the nefarious plans of Cinder.
• "Pillow Fight" – Sun, Neptune and Ren rejoice when they find out that Team RWBY are having a pillow fight. However, they are disappointed by the melodramatic performance, complete with hammy death scenes. The three boys decide to have a dainty pillow fight of their own. Ruby disapprovingly calls them all amateurs.

• "Double Trouble" – Ruby, Jaune and Weiss meet up with an apparently silent Blake that has a flat stare. They all presume it's her, but it turns out to be an inert copy, and when Blake comes to claim it, she's left confused when Ruby, Jaune, and Weiss all continue their conversations with her from before.
• "Zwei vs. Beowolf" – While out for a walk, Zwei and a Beowolf get into a fight, embarrassing their respective owners, Ruby and Cinder.
• "Roman's Revenge" – Roman and Neo get ready to have their revenge on Team RWBY, with Roman commenting that this time things will be different, but Neo displays her way of talking by holding up a sign saying "They Won't". Roman has Neo prepare the Death Ray and some explosive Dust crystals to fire at Team RWBY but their evil plan is foiled by Zwei.

• "Friend Forever" – Ruby tells Weiss she got them friendship bracelets, but then locks them both in handcuffs.
• "Letter to Winter" – Weiss writes a letter to Winter about the formation of Team RWBY, but has trouble coming up with anything positive to say about her eccentric team leader, Ruby, who is doing crazy things with food nearby.
• "Checkmate" – Ruby and Yang play chess. When Ruby declares "Checkmate", Weiss and Blake burst into the room with their weapons at the ready, confusing it with the code name for their team attack.
• "Cinder Who?" – Ruby forgets Cinder's last name, leading to a number of visual puns, including Cinder "Mall" (Cinder shops for casual clothes at a mall), Cinder "Falls" (Cinder falls down a flight of stairs as Mercury has a laugh at her expense), Cinder "Doll" (Mercury and Emerald play with a sock puppet of Cinder), Cinder "Stalls" (Cinder tries to stall Junior Detectives Sun and Neptune while the rest of her team hides her evil plans), Cinder "Lols" (Cinder laughs at Mercury and Emerald falling down the stairs) and Cinder "Bawls" (Cinder cries openly as world peace is achieved and everyone frolics about happily).

Note: All the segments are based on fan comics, whose authors get story credits.

• "Game Night" – Jaune brings a board game called Compost King to entertain his teammates, but they refuse to follow the boring rules, and instead make up their own.
• "Security Woes" – At an airport, Cinder and Emerald get through security without an issue, but Mercury gets held up at the metal detectors and x-ray machine due to his prosthetic legs.
• "Floor Is Lava" – Ruby steadfastly claims that the floor is lava. Her teammates reluctantly play along, with Weiss using her semblance and Yang launching herself with the Ember Celica, but Roman refuses to humor her. He immediately melts into the floor, to the surprise of everyone but Ruby, who simply says that she warned Roman.

• "The Great Dust Robbery" – Neptune's "crime senses" are tingling. While Neptune and Sun obliviously try to divine what crime is occurring, Roman and Neo hold up and rob a Dust store right next to them.
• "Dance Practice" – Pyrrha and Yang talk about the "spontaneous" synchronized dance Team JNPR performed at the Beacon Dance. Pyrrha privately remembers the grueling preparations the team actually went through in order to perfect their routine thanks to Ren.
• "A Slip Through Time and Space" – Ruby makes Nora a cup of coffee, but Ren warns her too late that Nora has too much energy and is not allowed any more caffeine. Having drank the entire pot, Nora falls to the floor and slides through multiple different parallel universes where characters are swapped and things are slightly different, to finally a scene where Nora's voice actress Samantha Ireland finishes a recording session. When Nora finally regains consciousness, she finds herself stuck in a universe where Ren talks with Ruby's voice and Zwei talks with Jaune's.

• "Director Ozpin" – The opening titles are sabotaged by Mercury and Emerald. Ozpin assures Team RWBY such sabotage is impossible as long as he is present. As team RWBY leave Ozpin is trapped underneath the RWBY crest by Cinder.
• "UFO" – Jaune, Nora and Pyrrha play an alien abduction game, using Pyrrha's shield as the flying saucer. Pyrrha accidentally sneezes, causing her to drop to shield on the toy cows, squishing them, and causing Nora to start bawling uncontrollably.
• "Dodgeball" – Penny is invited to play dodgeball but her behavior makes Neptune suspicious. Penny wins the game using her targeting system causing Yang to angrily throw the ball back so hard it knocks Penny's head off. Neptune continues to believe something about Penny is suspicious.

• "Book Lovers" – Ruby and Yang ask Blake for her books, only to use them to construct a makeshift fort in a battle with Jaune and Ren.
• "Shiny Badge" – Neptune struggles to keep his Junior Detective badge clean, while Sun discretely keeps his shiny by putting peanut butter on the badge and having Zwei lick it off.
• "Geist Buster" – Roman and Neo unleash a Geist to attack various Beacon students, only for it to be ate by Nora after it possesses Ren's pancakes.

• "Magic Show" – Ruby and Jaune compete against each other in a magic show, with Jaune able to best Ruby by pulling Velvet out of his hat, only for her to angrily pull on his ears as payback.
• "Find a Penny" – Pyrrha finds a penny on the ground and decides to keep it for good luck. Meanwhile, Ruby carries her own kind of Penny.
• "Kick-Off" – The heroes and villains face off against each other in a soccer match, but once the game starts, Mercury accidentally deflates the only ball they have.

• "Neptune's Game" – Ren and Sun watch Neptune play a video game he's good at, until Neptune runs into his online rival and loses. The rival secretly turns out to be Sun.
• "Snaps" – Velvet takes a picture of Crescent Rose and goes through several different color filters, before deciding that no filter is the best one.
• "Dad Jokes" – Yang, Ren, Sun, and Neptune find Nora in a food coma for eating too many waffles, with Yang making lame puns as a result. Taiyang then arrives to bring his own "Dad jokes" into the mix, causing Ren, Sun, and Neptune to quickly flee, while Yang and Taiyang continue to joke around.

• "Fearless Hero" – Velvet is cornered by the villains, but is saved by a masked vigilante called "The Hunts-Man" (who is actually Jaune wearing Ruby's cape and is equipped with Yang's Ember Celica and Nora's Magnihild). Jaune quickly has to run when the girls angrily find out their belongings are missing.
• "Whistle" – Zwei acts up and starts chewing on a book, while Ruby, Yang, and Weiss look on. Unable to control him, Ruby is forced to blow her dog whistle, but it causes an angered Blake and Velvet to quickly intervene and knock the whistle out of Ruby's hand, as they are affected by it as well.
• "Girls Rock!" – Team RWBY and Nora decide to form a band to participate in the upcoming battle of the bands event, but are interrupted by Tai during practice.

• "Super Besties" – Ruby hypnotizes her teammates while they sleep at night.
• "Rat in the Hat" – Roman impatiently waits for his hat to get dry-cleaned.
• "Meet the Author" – Ruby and Blake go to the bookstore in which Blake's favorite author is doing a book signing. To Blake's distress, the author turns out to be Zwei.

• "Late for Class" – Ruby does multiple attempts to sneak into Oobleck's class, only for him to give her detention every time.
• "Must Be Nice" – Nora tells Weiss and Yang what the mental strain of being nice all the time does to people, which is demonstrated by Pyrrha.
• "Evil Class" – Cinder tries to teach a class to the rest of the villains, which ends up in failure.

• "Pet Party" – Ruby tries to take Zwei to the veterinarian by convincing him that they're going to a "pet party", but Nora messes it up.
• "Tai Dye" – Taiyang wears a tie-dye shirt and tries to make a joke about it, but his daughters are unimpressed.
• "Boy Band" – Neptune, Ren, Sun, and Jaune form their own band for the Battle of the Bands, but Neptune suffers an allergic reaction to latex from Jaune's make-up.

• "Coming Home to Roost" – Ruby announces to the rest of Team RWBY that Qrow is coming to visit. While Ruby and Yang talk about him, Qrow tries multiple attempts to fly through their dorm window.
• "Read the Sign" – Various characters protest for many reasons with no clear goal while Neo teases the audience about her lack of a voice.
• "Life Coach" – Yang teaches Jaune to be more assertive only for him to take it too far.

• "Cool Uncle" – Tai is jealous of Crow because his daughters follow him wherever he goes.
• "Clean Behind the Ears" – Floyd tries to torment Neptune while he sleeps, but he ends up possessing a brush that Sun uses for showering.
• "Cool Dad" – Tai once again tries to upstage Crow, but his daughters manage to talk him out of it, saying that he's the best dad they could ever have. Off to the side Crow states that his "Job is done", but Velvet, whom Crow calls 'Bunny Girl', points out that he did absolutely nothing.

• "Movie Night" – The characters have trouble deciding which movie they want to see: Pyrrha wants to watch "Love More Than Likely" (Pyrrha is "saved" from a Grimm by Jaune crashing into it on Zwei), Sun wants to watch "Try Hard 2: Try Harderer" (Junior Detective Sun get into a shootout with Roman Torchwick, Sun plays by his own rules from playing a board game with Neptune, and they walk away from an explosion behind them in slow motion, in an obvious parody of Die Hard), Velvet wants to see an animated children's musical (only for it to get immediately shot down by Sun), Jaune wants to watch "The Hunts-Man Rises" (Jaune monologues atop a building, much to the annoyance of Cinder, Emerald, and Mercury), and Ruby wants to see the "horror" movie "Dog Rain" (multiple Zweis fall from the sky). As Jaune questions how "Dog Rain" is a horror movie, the movie theater closes for the day.
• "Wore It Best" – Neo tries on various outfits while Roman watches.

• "Dangerous Quests" – Ozpin sends his students to retrieve misplaced objects under the guise of retrieving artifacts.
• "Tune-Up" – Professor Port observes his students as they work on their weapon maintenance, and praises them, except for Jaune who is simply hitting his weapon with an inflatable mallet.
• "Evil Genius" – Roman tries and fails to use several different gadgets in hopes of defeating Ruby. He unknowingly defeats her when she slips on some frozen yogurt he dropped.

• "Parent Teacher Conference" – Taiyang and Qrow are called into a meeting with Ozpin regarding Ruby and Yang's misbehaviors, but then the father and uncle have an argument with each other, akin to a married couple.
• "Blake's Beauty Vlog" – Sun helps Blake film a beauty vlog.
• "Surprise Parties" – Ruby is planning to throw a surprise party for Pyrrha, but the rest of her team tell her that may be a bad idea, as all of her previous surprise parties went wrong, with the worst leading Professor Port to have a heart attack.

• "Cannonball" – Penny arrives at the pool looking for Ruby. She is then encouraged by Jaune and Sun to do a cannonball, but she jumps up high in the air and lands hard on Ruby's head.
• "Winter Is Coming" – While the rest of Team RWBY goes out to spend quality time with their friends and family, Weiss patiently waits for Winter to arrive. She does eventually, although still imploring Weiss to follow her strict military standards.
• "Inner Lives of Beowolves" – A couple of Beowolves named Mike and Marty get bored of listening to Cinder's evil plan, and decide to have coffee together. They then get annoyed by a Geist named Floyd.

• "Sister Stuff" – The different sisterly routines between Weiss and Winter and Ruby and Yang are shown.
• "Nurse Nora" – A parody of Misery, a mentally unstable Nora forces an injured Ren to pretend that his leg is not broken.

• "Neptune Noir" – In a film noir-style setting, Junior Detective Neptune is approached by Cinder who tries to hire him as an investigator, but is put off by his flirtatious behavior.
• "Man Up with Port" – Port teaches the viewers how to survive in the wild starting off with building a fort. Winter arrives and effortlessly creates a cabin with her Glyph.
• "Tai's Tech Vlog" – Taiyang tries filming some vlogs of his own, but breaks each of his cameras through various means, including attaching the camera to Zwei who runs away and when Qrow crashes into a drone camera in his bird form.

• "Rolling Thunder" – Jaune, Ren, Sun, and Neptune go rolling skating, with Jaune and Neptune having trouble balancing while Sun boasts to them about his superior roller skating skills. His tail ends up getting run over by Ruby.
• "Computer Virus" – Ozpin, Port, Oobleck, and Winter are trying to figure out a computer virus while a sick Penny walks by.
• "The Mystery Bunch" – Junior Detectives Sun and Neptune find out that there is another group solving their cases, which turns out to be Team JNPR and Zwei in an obvious parody of Scooby-Doo.

• "The Fixer" – Taiyang tries to act like he can fix anything, despite his daughters' pleas telling him not to. Later on, Ruby and Yang distract him by asking him to fix a computer virus.
• "Jr. She-Tectives" – Sun and Neptune find out that Pyrrha and Nora also became junior detectives, as well as being better than they at their job.

• "Yang Boops" – Neptune tells Yang that she is acting unladylike, even going as far as calling her a tomboy, which results in Yang punching him.
• "Steals and Wheels" – Roman and Neo try to start up several faulty businesses, including toxic energy drinks, run-down vehicles, and a fake lawyer firm.
• "Fugitive" – Jaune thinks that he might have stolen a candy bar from the store and is pursued by Sun and Neptune. Just as Jaune goes on the run, it is revealed that the Junior Detectives intended on returning his forgotten wallet.

• "The Ride Along" – Jaune tags along with Sun and Neptune while they're on Junior Detective business.
• "The Great Escape" – Winter tutors Yang and Ruby on how to properly escape from an escape room, despite Yang punching through walls. Qrow also teaches Jaune, Ren, and Sun while in their own escape room.
• "Monsters of Rock" – Roman forms a band with Emerald, Mercury, Neo, and others to participate in the upcoming battle of the bands event, much to Cinder's annoyance.

• "The Geist Pumpkin" – Ruby and Yang bring home a pumpkin, only for Floyd the Geist to possess it when they're not looking. Eventually, the sisters use it to make a pumpkin pie, unaware that Floyd is still possessing it.
• "Devotion Potion" – Nora makes a love potion with a secret ingredient, which turns out to be Ren.
• "Happy BirthdayWeen" – Ruby's birthday happens to be on the same day as Halloween, and she uses it as an excuse to take advantage of her friends. Having enough with her antics, when Ruby ask her friends for a free costume, they give her a trashcan.

• "Road Trip" – Team RWBY takes a road trip, but they leave Jaune and Ren behind. The two boys are then picked up by Cinder, but Jaune sings the Camp Camp theme song to annoy Cinder until she throws them out of her car. Meanwhile, Team RWBY ends up accidentally robbing a bank.
• "Manly Weapons" – Port films another segment of his show, but Velvet shows up and makes fun of him.

• "Evil Interview" – Cinder interviews Cardin to see if he qualifies for joining her. Mercury angrily demands a raise and a fancy hat, causing him to be set on fire by Cinder. Cardin nervously turns down the job offer.
• "Love Daddy" – Taiyang gets help from his family to set up an online dating profile, but his first match happens to be Cinder.

• "One Shot One Pill" – Taiyang tries to get Zwei to take his medicine, but Ruby and Yang have a more effective solution.
• "Mortal Frenemies" – Qrow constantly antagonizes Winter over various things.

• "Grimm Passengers" – The Beowolves Mike and Marty try to pose as humans in hopes of getting a car ride.
• "Punished" – Yang and Taiyang continuously make puns, aggravating both Weiss and Blake. Ruby then delivers a public service announcement to the audience against the usage of puns.

• "Mercury's Girl" – Mercury talks to a sockpuppet of Cinder while his allies watch him.
• "Girls' Night Out" – Team RWBY all prepare to go out together. Jaune asks if he and Ren can come along, but is rejected. Team RWBY ends up burning a building, with mixed reactions within the group.

• "Teenage Faunus Ninja Catgirl" – Blake secretly pursues Ruby using ninja-like tactics. It is eventually revealed that Blake just wanted her book back from her.
• "The Protege " – Roman teaches Cardin how to be a criminal.

• "Books Fix Everything" – Oobleck has his students read books to solve their problems, such as giving Ren a cookbook or Yang a pun book.
• "Mysterious Red Button" – Various characters come across a red button that does different things for each of them: Blake gets a fish that falls from the sky, Ruby turns the lights on and off, Jaune and Ren get clones of themselves, Cinder and Roman get booby trapped, and Sun ends the episode immediately despite Neptune's doubts.

• "Kids vs Adults vs Pups" – Ozpin and Winter muse about how Team RWBY acts, while Team RWBY does the same thing vice versa. Zwei imagines how he thinks Team RWBY acts.
• "Fireflies" – Penny takes Ruby out to see fireflies.

• "Tea Party" – Weiss hosts a tea party to introduce her friends to her butler Klein and his multiple personalities.
• "Leisurely Stroll of Doom" – Ruby is delighted to spend the entire day with Qrow until she remembers his Semblance causes misfortune to follow him wherever he goes.

• "Sailor Jaune" – Jaune has difficulty changing into his "Hunts-Man" superhero costume to help someone in trouble, mimicking the styles of Superman, Wonder Woman, and Sailor Moon. When he finally succeeds, he learns the distressed citizen has already left out of impatience.
• "Prank War" – Mercury and Emerald pass the time with a contest to see which of them can pull the best prank. Emerald eventually declares herself the victor by selling Mercury out for his prank against Cinder.

• "In the Clutches of Evil" – The Hunts-Man (Jaune) is rescued from an evil trap machine by the super heroine "Red Huntress" (Pyrrha), but he completely misreads the situation and declares her to be his mortal enemy. However, Pyrrha is happy that she now has Jaune's undivided attention.
• "Put It in Reverse" – Ruby has a disastrous driving lesson with Taiyang, with a series of flashbacks playing out in reverse to reveal how the fiasco started.

• "QrowCrow Part 1" – Qrow becomes partially stuck in his crow form after changing his head back to normal.
• "JNPR Dreams" – The members of Team JNPR enjoy their own happy dreams at night: Nora receives a stack of pancakes and a love letter from Ren; Ren lounges in a pool chair for hours; Pyrrha fends a pack of Beowolves off side-by-side with an attentive Jaune; and Jaune gains the praise and admiration of everyone at Beacon Academy.
• "QrowCrow Part 2" – Qrow turns to Ozpin to reverse his transformation, but Ozpin only manages to turn him into a human with a crow's head and refuses to help him further.

• "Don't Pet the Grimm" – In a parody of Dr. Seuss, Ozpin discourages Penny from making friends with Mike the Beowolf.
• "Cousins of Chaos" – Jaune tries to prove his rebellious attitude so he can join Sun, Neptune, and Ren's new biker gang.

• "Nefarious Dreams" – Roman, Emerald, and Mercury each have a dream where Cinder is loyal and obedient to them, while Cinder dreams of replacing them all with copies of herself, only for the copies to turn on her. Cinder wakes up feeling more appreciative of her henchmen, but takes it back after overhearing their dreams about her.
• "Tai's Escape" – Taiyang pretends to be stuck in the escape room to enjoy some quality time to himself.

• "Play with Penny" – Beacon Academy is being terrorized by a giant monster that Ruby and her friends are unable to fight. Penny asks Ruby to come play with her, but when Ruby tells her they cannot until the current problem is solved, Penny easily fells the monster and drags Ruby away, leaving the others to clean the mess.
• "Life Hacks" – Oobleck gives his students a vigorous lesson against relying on life hacks. When asked for a less strenuous alternative, he suggests his own life hack of drinking coffee and flies away in a caffeine rush.
• "Animal Cruelty" – Cardin spends time hitting small animals with rocks. One of the animals he hits is a transformed Qrow, who punches him out cold in retaliation.

• "Tough Customer" – Klein orders a bowl of noodles, but his order is convoluted by his multiple personalities.
• "RWBY Dreams" – The dreams of Team RWBY's members are shown: Blake sees her friends swimming around her in midair, and eats a rotten fish that gives her food poisoning; Yang rebelliously escapes from authority figures on a flying, rainbow-trailing Bumblebee; Weiss is dismayed that she has become a "know-it-all" after learning every possible thing; and Ruby has an encounter with the non-chibi version of herself from the original RWBY series.