RWBY Character Introductions
Trailers
Welcome to RWBY. Created by Monty Oum (1981 - 2015). Written by Monty’s best friends, Miles Luna and Kerry Shawcross. Songs performed, produced, and mixed by Jeff Williams, publisher of Jeff WilliamsMusic (ASCAP). Lead vocals by Jeff’s daughter, Casey Lee Williams.
Rooster Teeth was an entertainment company headquartered in Austin, Texas. It was founded in 2003 by Burnie Burns, Joel Heyman, Matt Hullum, Geoff Ramsey, Jason Saldaña, and Gus Sorola. Burns bought the brand back from Warner Bros., the studio that shut it down in Spring 2024, with his independent company, Box Canyon Productions. Let’s just hope he doesn’t make the same mistakes that led to the company’s downfall in the first place.
In RWBY, almost every character is based on a fairy tale, mythology, history, pop culture, etc., but are not one-to-one replicas.
When the show was first starting, the voice cast consisted of mostly Rooster Teeth employees before eventually being able to hire actual voice actors, alongside other internet content creators.
The “Red” Trailer introduces Ruby Rose, based on Little Red Riding Hood and voiced by Lindsay Jones, a supervising producer and frequent member of Rooster Teeth’s Achievement Hunter.
The “White” Trailer introduces Weiss Schnee, based on Snow White and voiced by Kara Eberle, who used to be Rooster Teeth’s receptionist. Not in this trailer, though. Weiss’ singing vocals are provided by Casey Lee Williams.
The “Black” Trailer introduces Blake Belladonna, based on Beauty and the Beast and voiced by Arryn Zech, a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in journalism.
The “Yellow” Trailer introduces Yang Xiao Long, based on Goldilocks and voiced by Barbara Dunkelman, a Rooster Teeth creative director and their resident pun master.
Also introduced in these trailers are the Creatures of Grimm, named after the Brothers Grimm. Each type of Grimm is based on a different animal (Ruby faces a bunch of wolf-like Beowolves).
1x1: “Ruby Rose”
New characters:
Headmaster Ozpin, based on The Wizard of Oz and voiced by Shannon McCormick.
Glynda Goodwitch, based on Glinda the Good Witch from The Wizard of Oz and voiced by Kathleen Zuelch, a former production manager.
Roman Torchwick, based on Romeo Candlewick from Pinocchio and voiced by Gray G. Haddock, former director of gen:LOCK.
Additional Voices:
Mysterious Narrator: JEN TAYLOR
Shopkeep / Cyril Ian: PATRICK RODRIGUEZ (concept artist)
Goons: WILLIAM LOPEZ & ISAIAH TORRES (two at-the-time kids from the Make-A-Wish Foundation)
Lisa Lavender: JEN BROWN
1x2: “The Shining Beacon”
Introduced in the second episode is Jaune Arc, based on Joan of Arc and voiced by Miles Luna, the series’ co-writer.
1x4: “The First Step”
“The First Step” introduces:
Nora Valkyrie, based on Thor and voiced by Samantha Ireland, a recurring RT collaborator.
Lie Ren, based on Hua Mulan and voiced by Monty Oum, the series’ creator.
And lastly, Pyrrha Nikos, based on Achilles and voiced by Jen Brown.
The students launch into Emerald Forest, named after the Emerald City from The Wizard of Oz.
1x9: “The Badge and the Burden”
New character:
Professor Peter Port, based on Peter and the Wolf and voiced by Ryan Haywood, a former Achievement Hunter member. Ugh.
The “Archive Men” poster is a reference to the aforementioned Achievement Hunter, Rooster Teeth’s video gaming division, founded by Geoff Ramsey and Jack Pattillo in 2008. It was originally based on the achievement mechanic in video games but grew to become a core component of RT, hosting a wide variety of videos related to video games, earning it the name Let’s Play. It dissolved after publishing its final video in 2023. The six men featured on the poster are caricatures of channel’s former main six, Ryan Haywood, Ray Narvaez Jr., Jack Pattillo, Michael Jones, Geoff Ramsey, and Gavin Free. Other members included Lindsay Jones, Jeremy Dooley, Matt Bragg, Trevor Collins (who married Barbara Dunkelman), Mica Burton, Alfredo Diaz, Fiona Nova, Ky Cooke, and BlackKrystel.
Additional Voice:
Student: KERRY SHAWCROSS
1x11: “Jaunedice”
Introduced here is Team CRDL, who were previously shown forming after the initiation:
Cardin Winchester, based on Henry Beaufort, the Cardinal of Winchester, hence Jaune (Joan of Arc) being his main bullying target, and voiced by Adam Ellis, co-host of Master and Apprentice.
Russel Thrush, voiced by Shane Newville.
Dove Bronzewing.
Sky Lark.
1x12: “Jaunedice, Pt. 2”
“Jaunedice, Pt. 2” introduces Bartholomew Oobleck, based on Bartholomew and the Oobleck and voiced by Joel Heyman, Rooster Teeth’s co-founder.
1x15: “The Stray”
New characters:
Sun Wukong, based on, well, Sun Wukong from the Chinese novel Journey to the West and voiced by Michael Jones, one of the main members of Achievement Hunter and the married partner of Lindsay Jones.
Penny Polendina, voiced by Taylor McNee, an art director and environment artist.
Additional Voices:
Police Officers: BURNIE BURNS & JOEL HEYMAN
Sailors: ISAIAH TORRES & DANIEL FABELO (co-writer and director for Lazer Team 2)
1x16: “Black and White”
Additional Voices:
White Fang Goon: CHRIS MARTIN (sales and marketing associate)
Penny’s Driver: ALAN ABDINE (SVP of sales and business development)
Credits:
Directed by Monty Oum
Co-directed by Kerry Shawcross
Written by Miles Luna, Monty Oum, & Kerry Shawcross
Assistant director - Miles Luna
Executive producers - Burnie Burns & Matt Hullum
Supervising producer - Kathleen Zuelch
Volume Soundtrack:
“Red Like Roses” (“Red” Trailer)
“Mirror, Mirror” (“White” Trailer)
“From Shadows” (“Black” Trailer)
“I Burn” (“Yellow” Trailer)
“This Will Be the Day” (Opening)
“Red Like Roses Part II” (Ruby’s group vs. the Nevermore)
“Wings” (Credits)
Music by Alex Abraham, Steve Goldshein, James Landino, & Jeff Williams
Vocals by Casey Lee Williams
2x1: “Best Day Ever”
Right off the bat, we’re introduced to three more villains:
Emerald Sustrai, based on Aladdin and voiced by Katie Newville, ex-wife of Shane Newville.
Mercury Black, based on the Roman equivalent to Hermes and voiced by J.J. Castillo, former host of Screen Play.
Now, Torchwick talks like he’s the head honcho of the villain operations, but they all really answer to the mysterious shadowy lady from Volume 1, Cinder Fall, based on Cinderella and voiced by Jessica Nigri, a cosplayer.
Sun’s friend is Neptune Vasilias, based on the god of the sea of the same name and voiced by Kerry Shawcross, the series’ co-writer and current supervising director.
Additional Voice:
Tukson: ADAM ELLIS
2x2: “Welcome to Beacon”
In “Welcome to Beacon”, introduced here is the leader of the Atlas Military, James Ironwood, voiced by Jason Rose.
When it comes to the names of the Kingdoms, Vale, Mistral, Atlas, and Vacuo: Atlas is named after a Titan from Greek mythology.
2x3: “A Minor Hiccup”
With Penny revealed to be a robot, I can now say that she’s based on Pinocchio.
Additional Voices:
CCT AI: MEGAN CASTRO (strategic sales specialist, sales executive, and events coordinator)
Schnee Corp Operator: EMILY McBRIDE (former online store manager, has since started her own company called Nosejoy)
Atlas Soldiers: JON RISINGER (host of On The Spot) & PATRICK RODRIGUEZ
2x4: “Painting the Town…”
This also marks the return of Hei “Junior” Xiong, based on Baby Bear and voiced by Jack Pattillo, Achievement Hunter’s co-founder…
…and twins Miltia and Melanie Malachite, based on Rose-Red and Snow-White (not to be confused with Weiss’ inspiration) and both voiced by Maggie Tominey, a 2D animation producer.
But the main event is the introduction to everyone’s favorite RWBY antagonist, Neopolitan, named after Neapolitan ice cream (vanilla complexion, chocolate and strawberry hair), based on Hecate aka Trivia, the goddess of a three-way crossroads, and was added so late in production that CRWBY couldn’t find a voice actor in time, so they made her mute.
Additional Voices:
White Fang Lieutenant: GRAY G. HADDOCK
“Deery”: MAGGIE TOMINEY
2x6: “Burning the Candle”
Ah, yes. Ruby’s mother, Summer Rose, named after the Last Rose of Summer.
2x7: “Dance Dance Infiltration”
Additional Voices:
Atlas Soldiers: SHANE NEWVILLE & KERRY SHAWCROSS
2x8: “Field Trip”
New character:
Zwei, based on Ein from Cowboy Bebop and voiced by Meg Turney’s dog, Penny Layne Matthews.
This also introduces us to the Color Naming Rule, a set of guidelines that define how the characters are named. The rules were first revealed by Monty Oum as a guide for naming fan-created original characters. Virtually all canon characters follow the rule.The rules state that names of characters in RWBY must live up to at least one of the following requirements: Be a color, sound like a color, mean a color, or make people think of a color. The rule applies to first name, last name, and even the combination of the first and last name as well as their surname, whether it’s as obvious as Mercury Black or more subtle like Weiss Schnee. In addition, all team names must be a four-letter acronym that spells a word that also abides by the above criteria. Ship names have also been given color-based names, as did Ruby’s team attack names while fighting Torchwick.
Additional Voice:
Student: JACOB STRICKLER
2x10: “Mountain Glenn”
Additional Voices:
Perry: KYLE TAYLOR (Machinimator)
White Fang Goons: AUSTIN HARDWICKE (animator), IAN KEDWARD (lead animator), MILES LUNA, DUSTIN MATTHEWS (animator), JOSH ORNELAS (Machinimator), & PATRICK RODRIGUEZ
2x12: “Breach”
Hoo-boy, Team CFVY. I skimmed over them before, but now is where they actually get to shine. The members are:
Coco Adel, based on 20th-century fashion designer Coco Chanel and voiced by Ashley Jenkins, host of The Know and wife of Rooster Teeth co-founder Burnie Burns.
Fox Alistair, possibly based on Todd from The Fox and the Hound.
Velvet Scarlatina, based on the Velveteen Rabbit and voiced by Caiti Ward, Butterfly Ambassador for the Life Changing Experiences Foundation and wife of Achievement Hunter co-founder Jack Pattillo. Velvet is indeed the same rabbit girl from Volume 1, originally supposed to be a one-off character but became so popular that she ended up on Team CFVY (like Suki from Avatar: The Last Airbender).
Yatsuhashi Daichi, named after a Japanese treat and voiced by Joe MacDonald, an animator.
“Breach” also marks the last episode where Ren and Mercury are voiced by Monty Oum and J.J. Castillo before Oum’s passing in 2015 after failing to wake up from a coma and Castillo’s departure to pursue other projects.
Additional Voice:
Councilman: GRAY G. HADDOCK
Credits:
Directed by Monty Oum
Co-directed by Kerry Shawcross
Written by Miles Luna, Monty Oum, & Kerry Shawcross
Assistant director - Miles Luna
Executive producers - Burnie Burns & Matt Hullum
Producer - Gray G. Haddock
Volume Soundtrack:
“Time to Say Goodbye” (Opening)
“Die” (RWBY vs. Torchwick and Neo)
“Shine” (JNPR’s dance)
“Caffeine” (CFVY joins the breach)
“Sacrifice” (Credits)
Music by Alex Abraham, Steve Goldshein, and Jeff Williams
Vocals by Casey Lee Williams
3x1: “Round One”
The birds flying toward the sun is an exact replica of Monty Oum’s signature, as this was the first episode to air after his passing.
Also, Ren and Mercury have new voice actors from this point forward. Since Monty’s passing, Ren has been voiced by Monty’s older brother, Neath Oum. And remember when I said CRWBY would eventually be able to afford voice actors? Well, due to J.J. Castillo’s departure, Mercury has a new voice actor, Yuri Lowenthal.
Team ABRN of Mistral’s Haven Academy:
Arslan Altan, based on Aslan the Lion from The Chronicles of Narnia.
Bolin Hori, based on Hebo, the Chinese god of the Yellow River and voiced by Jon Risinger.
Reese Chloris, based on Chloris from Greek mythology and voiced by Erin Winn, the show’s concept artist.
Nadir Shiko.
3x2: “New Challengers…”
Team BRNZ of Vacuo’s Shade Academy:
Brawnz Ni, whose kneecaps pay homage to Bronze Kneecap from The Fairly OddParents, is voiced by Blaine Gibson, a live-action content producer.
Roy Stallion.
Nolan Porfirio, voiced by Aaron Marquis, co-host of Social Disorder.
May Zedong.
Team NDGO of Vacuo’s Shade Academy (all based on IndieGoGo):
Nebula Violette, voiced by Grace Bono and Kate Warner, a layout artist.
Dew Gayl, voiced by Paige Campbell and Kim Newman, a 3D animator.
Gwen Darcy, voiced by Mylissa Zelechowski.
Octavia Ember, voiced by Claire Hogan.
Team SSSN of Mistral’s Haven Academy:
Scarlet David, based on Peter Pan and voiced by Gavin Free, one of the main Achievement Hunter members.
Sage Ayana, who might be based on The Pilgrim and the Sword, and voiced by Josh Ornelas.
Additional Voice:
Bartender: MARKUS HORSTMEYER
3x3: “It’s Brawl in the Family”
In this corner, Weiss’ sister, Winter Schnee, based on the Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen and voiced by Elizabeth Maxwell.
And in this corner, “Drunkle” Qrow Branwen, based on the Scarecrow from The Wizard of Oz and voiced by Vic Mignogna.
3x4: “Lessons Learned”
Additional Voice:
Video Game Announcer: GRAY G. HADDOCK
3x5: “Never Miss a Beat”
New character:
Ciel Soleil, voiced by RWBY Behind co-host Yssa Badiola.
Team FNKI of Atlas Academy also shows themselves for the first time:
Flynt Coal, based on an Achievement Hunter inside joke and voiced by Flynt Flossy.
Neon Katt, based on the Nyan Cat and voiced by Meg Turney, presenter of several episodes of The Know and wife of Gavin Free.
3x6: “Fall”
Additional Voice:
Atlas Soldier: JOSH FLANAGAN (director of Ten Little Roosters, Eleven Little Roosters, and Day 5)
3x7: “Beginning of the End”
Blake’s partner from the “Black” Trailer is back. Adam Taurus, voiced by Mega64 member Garrett Hunter.
Additional Voices:
Salesman: CÉSAR ALTAGRACIA (environment artist)
Woman: KATE WARNER
Man / Haven Tourist: ROBERT REYNOLDS (lighting artist and compositor)
Large Man: ALEX LEONARD (Machinimator)
Inn Keeper: JOE MACDONALD
Amber: LAURA BAILEY
Paramedic: JON RISINGER
Atlas Security Guard: JOHNATHAN FLOYD (animator)
News Reporter: TYLER COE (host of Sportsball)
3x9: “PvP”
Well, here we go. The death of the characters’ innocence.
Also, there’s an error in Cinder’s speech. She calls Mercury’s “injury” a dismemberment because, in an earlier draft of “Fall”, the “injury” Mercury’s leg was going to sustain from Yang’s “scandal” was coming off before it was changed to simply breaking.
Additional Voices:
Broadcast Op: COLE GALLIAN (former RTX guardian)
Warning Announcer: KATE WARNER
Blue Four: TRAVIS WILLINGHAM
Blue Three: ANDREA CAPROTTI (3D animator and illustrator)
3x11: “Heroes and Monsters”
You have been called forth to the summit of Mount RWBY Community to join with us in the fraternal bonds of trauma… if you are able to get through the Volume 3 finale!
Ironwood is based on the Tin Man from The Wizard of Oz. Yes, everyone in Ozpin’s inner circle is based on a character from The Wizard of Oz.
And now that we know that Adam and Blake were a thing, I can now say that Adam is based on both the Beast and Gaston to Blake’s Beauty and the Beast.
3x12: “End of the Beginning”
Well, you’ve passed the initiation.
Finally, our main antagonist reveals herself. The mysterious narrator from Episode 1, Salem, based on the Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz and voiced by Jen Taylor.
Credits:
Directed by Kerry Shawcross
Co-directed by Gray G. Haddock & Miles Luna
Story by Miles Luna, Monty Oum, & Kerry Shawcross
Written by Miles Luna & Kerry Shawcross
Executive producers - Burnie Burns & Matt Hullum
Supervising producer - Gray G. Haddock
Producer - Koen Wooten
Volume Soundtrack:
“When It Falls” (Opening)
“It’s My Turn” (RWBY vs. ABRN)
“Not Fall in Love with You” (SSSN wins)
“I’m the One” (Emerald and Mercury vs. CFVY)
“Mirror, Mirror Part II” (Winter leaves)
“Neon” (RWBY vs. FNKI)
“I May Fall” (Velvet vs. the Paladins)
“Divide” (Credits)
“Cold” (Credits)
Recorded and performed by Jeff Williams
Additional music by Alex Abraham, Mason Lieberman, and Steve Goldshein
Vocals by Casey Lee Williams
4x1: “The Next Step”
Right off the bat to start Volume 4, we meet three new villains at Salem’s meeting:
Dr. Arthur Watts, based on Dr. John Watson from Sherlock Holmes and voiced by Christopher Sabat.
Tyrian Callows, voiced by Jessie James Grelle.
Hazel Rainart, voiced by William Orendorff, who also plays several Grimm creatures.
Additional Voices:
Mayor: MIKE McFARLAND
Blacksmith: CHRISTOPHER GUERRERO
4x2: “Remembrance”
Along with tearjerking reminders of what we lost last volume, we also meet the members of the Schnee household.
Jacques Schnee, based on Jack Frost and voiced by Jason Douglas.
Whitley Schnee, based on Kai from The Snow Queen and voiced by Howard Wang.
And best butler Klein Sieben, based on the Seven Dwarves to Weiss’ Snow White (Doc is his default personality, he also demonstrates Grumpy, Sneezy, and Happy) and voiced by J. Michael Tatum.
Additional Voice:
Dying Huntsman: ALEJANDRO SAAB
4x3: “Of Runaways and Stowaways”
After ignoring him in the Volume 3 finale, I now decide to introduce you to Ruby and Yang’s father, Taiyang Xiao Long, voiced by Burnie Burns, Rooster Teeth’s co-founder.
Additional Voices:
Captain: BRUCE CAREY
Reporter 2: AMBER LEE CONNORS
Reporter 3: JASON DOUGLAS
Crew Member 1: YUNHAO ZHANG (storyboard and layout artist)
First Mate (unofficially named Matte Skye): DERREK ZIEGLER
Crew Member 2: CHRIS KOKKINOS (supervising sound editor / head of audio post-production)
4x4: “Family”
“Family” is where we meet Yang’s mother and savior from Neo in Volume 2, Raven Branwen, voiced by Anna Hullum, the wife of Rooster Teeth’s co-founder Matt Hullum.
Additional Voices:
Oscar’s Aunt: MARISSA LENTI
Higanbana Waitress: KIM NEWMAN
4x5: “Menagerie”
In “Menagerie”, it’s Blake’s parents we meet.
Ghira Belladonna, based on Bagheera from The Jungle Book and voiced by Kent Williams.
Kali Belladonna, possibly based on Raksha from The Jungle Book and voiced by Tara Platt.
Also introduced in this episode are Corsac and Fennec Albain, both possibly based on Tabaqi from The Jungle Book and voiced by Derek Mears and Mike McFarland respectively.
4x6: “Tipping Point”
Just like her introduction trailer, Weiss’ singing vocals are provided by Casey Lee Williams, the series’ lead vocalist.
With his scorpion tail revealed, now I can say that Tyrian is based on The Scorpion and the Frog.
Additional Voices:
Businessman: SCOTT FRERICHS (aka KaiserNeko of Team Four Star)
Businesswoman: AMBER LEE CONNORS
Henry Marigold (or “knockoff Neptune”, possibly based on Prince Charming): ALEJANDRO SAAB
Angry Businessman: NICK LANDIS (aka Lanipator of Team Four Star)
Waiter: KYLER SMITH (animation script supervisor)
Trophy Wife: FELECIA ANGELLE
Husband: CHRIS KOKKINOS
4x7: “Punished”
After two previous appearances with not much to get in terms of focus, we finally meet Oscar Pine, based on Tippertarius from The Wizard of Oz and voiced by Aaron Dismuke.
4x9: “Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back”
New character:
Chameleon Faunus Ilia Amitola, voiced by Cherami Leigh.
4x10: “Kuroyuri”
New characters:
Ren’s parents, Li and An Ren, voiced by Kaiji Tang and Dawn M. Bennett respectively.
Additional Voices:
Young Ren: APPHIA YU
Blacksmith: CONNOR PICKENS (lead editor)
Tall Boy: SCOTT FRERICHS
Short Boy: AMBER LEE CONNORS
Medium Boy: MARISSA LENTI
Young Nora: KRISTEN McGUIRE
4x12: “No Safe Haven”
Additional Voices:
Mistral Pilot: STAN LEWIS (editor)
Atlas Pilot (unofficially named Fenix Atar): RICHARD NORMAN (editor)
Train Announcer: ALENA LECORCHICK (audio engineer)
Credits:
Directed by Kerry Shawcross
Co-directed by Gray G. Haddock & Miles Luna
Story by Miles Luna, Monty Oum, & Kerry Shawcross
Written by Miles Luna & Kerry Shawcross
Executive producers - Burnie Burns & Matt Hullum
Supervising producer - Gray G. Haddock
Volume Soundtrack:
“Let’s Just Live” (Opening)
“Like Morning Follows Night” (Ship vs. Sea Feilong)
“This Life is Mine” (Weiss’ charity song)
“Bad Luck Charm” (Qrow vs. Tyrian)
“Home” (Ruby’s letter)
“Armed and Ready” (Credits)
Recorded and performed by Jeff Williams
Additional music by Alex Abraham
Vocals by Casey Lee Williams
5x1: “Welcome to Haven”
Meet the headmaster of Haven Academy, Leonardo Lionheart, based on the Cowardly Lion from The Wizard of Oz and voiced by Daman Mills.
Additional Voices:
Mistral Pilot: REINA SCULLY
Menagerie Guard: GIO COUTINHO (lead rigging artist)
Bartender: ZANE RUTLEDGE (compositor)
Shay D. Mann: CLIFFORD CHAPIN
5x2: “Dread in the Air”
New character:
Sienna Khan, based on Shere Khan from The Jungle Book and voiced by Monica Rial.
Additional Voice:
Bandit One: CHRIS KOKKINOS
5x3: “Unfortunate Complications”
New character:
Vernal, named after a springtime occurrence and voiced by Amber Lee Connors.
Additional Voices:
Saber Rodentia: WILLIAM BALL (2D animator)
Bandit Two: BILLY B. BURSON III (visual post production supervisor for RT Direct)
5x5: “Necessary Sacrifice”
Additional Voices:
Worried Mother: VICTORIA HOLDEN (Crunchyroll creative producer)
Mata: SCOTT FRERICHS
Yuma: NICK LANDIS
5x6: “Known by its Song”
With Raven’s bird form revealed, I can now say that she’s based on Huginn (to Qrow’s Munin) from Norse mythology.
Additional Voices:
Ramen Shop Owner: NICK LANDIS
Small Girl: EMILY FAJARDO
5x8: “Alone Together”
Additional Voices:
Trifa: EMILY FAJARDO
Menagerie Guard 1: STAN LEWIS
5x10: “True Colors”
Additional Voices:
Menagerie Guard 2: JENN K. TIDWELL (animation producer)
Faunus 1: WILLEM W. KEETELL (animator)
Faunus 2: ARIEL LaCROIX (assistant lead lighting artist)
Young Faunus Woman: CHRISTINE STUCKART (lighting artist)
Older Faunus Man: PATRICK RODRIGUEZ
5x12: “Vault of the Spring Maiden”
With Gretchen Rainart’s backstory revealed, I can now reveal to you that Hazel and Gretchen are based on Hansel and Gretel.
5x13: “Downfall”
Additional Voices:
White Fang Member 1: LUIS “PACO” VAZQUEZ (3D animation producer)
White Fang Member 2: WILLEM W. KEETELL
Mistral Police Captain: JAMIE BATTLE (layout coordinator)
White Fang Member 3: JENN K. TIDWELL
5x14: “Haven’s Fate”
Credits:
Directed by Kerry Shawcross
Co-directed by Gray G. Haddock & Miles Luna
Story by Miles Luna, Monty Oum, & Kerry Shawcross
Written by Miles Luna & Kerry Shawcross
Executive producers - Burnie Burns & Matt Hullum
Supervising producer - Gray G. Haddock
Volume Soundtrack:
“The Path to Isolation - Mirror, Mirror Part 0.5” (Weiss’ short)
“Smile” (Blake’s short)
“Ignite” (Yang’s short)
“The Triumph” (Opening)
“All Things Must Die” (Cinder vs. Raven)
“All That Matters” (RWBY reunites)
“This Time - From Shadows Part II” (Credits)
Score by Alex Abraham and Jeff Williams
Vocals by Casey Lee Williams
Adam Character Short
Additional Voices:
White Fang Goon 1: ERIC TELLO (lighting artist)
White Fang Goon 2: CONNOR PICKENS
White Fang Goon 3: CHRISTINE STUCKART
White Fang Goon 4: CÉSAR ALTAGRACIA
Bigot 1: RICHARD NORMAN (I think?)
Bigot 2: ARIEL LaCROIX
6x1: “Argus Limited”
Additional Voices:
Dee (based on Tweedledee): ALEX MAI
Dudley (based on Tweedledum): CHRISTOPHER GUERRERO
6x2: “Uncovered”
New characters:
Maria Calavera, voiced by Melissa Sternenberg.
Next is Lil’ Miss Malachite, based on Little Miss Muffet and voiced by Luci Christian.
And finally, the character who probably made CRWBY thankful that they were no longer airing on YouTube. Jinn, the Spirit of Knowledge, based on the Genie in the Lamp and voiced by Colleen Clinkenbeard.
Additional Voices:
Mistral Woman: LAUREN APTEKAR (editor)
Newscaster: ETHAN MARLER (layout and storyboard artist)
Body Guard: JENN K. TIDWELL
6x3: “The Lost Fable”
New characters:
Ozma, based on Princess Ozma from The Land of Oz and voiced by Aaron Dismuke (first and last incarnations) and Shannon McCormick (second incarnation).
The Brother Gods, based on the Brothers Grimm:
The God of Light, voiced by Chase McCaskill.
The God of Darkness, voiced by Bruce DuBose.
Additional Voices:
Frightened Man: RICHARD NORMAN
Eldest Daughter: JENN K. TIDWELL
Youngest Daughter: LAUREN APTEKAR
6x4: “So That’s How It Is”
The group has to stop at Brunswick Farms, named after a German city related to The Wild Huntsman.
6x6: “Alone in the Woods”
Bartleby is based on Bartleby the Scrivener by Herman Mellville.
6x7: “The Grimm Reaper”
With Maria’s backstory revealed, I can now say that she’s based on the Grim Reaper.
New characters:
Tock, based on the Tick-Tock Crocodile and voiced by Ruth Urquhart.
First RWBY LGBT married couple Saphron Arc and Terra Cotta, both possibly based on the ancient Greek poetess Sappho of Lesbos and voiced by Lindsay Sheppard and Jamie Battle respectively.
Their son, Adrian Cotta-Arc, voiced by Lucella Wren Clary, daughter of Joe Clary, the lead producer.
The heroes arrive at Argus, the name of several figures in Greek mythology.
6x8: “Dead End”
New character:
Caroline Cordovin, based on the Old Lady in the Shoe and voiced by Mela Lee.
Additional Voice:
Nubuck Guards (named after leather used for shoes, adding to Cordovin’s allusion): KYLE PHILLIPS
6x9: “Lost”
Additional Voice:
Red Haired Woman: JEN BROWN
6x10: “Stealing From the Elderly”
If I had a nickel for every time Mela Lee played a militant peon who stands at a short height, kisses up to a handsome deep-voiced man in a higher position of power, and pilots a big robot in a fantasy story that subverts tropes associated with this type of story, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice, right?
Additional Voice:
Terminal Soldier: CONNOR PICKENS
6x12: “Seeing Red”
Additional Voice:
Atlas Soldier: JEB AGUILAR-KENDRICK (script and talent supervisor)
6x13: “Our Way”
“Our Way” thankfully marks the last episode where Qrow is voiced by Vic Mignogna before he was fired following allegations of creepy behavior with his fans.
Additional Voices:
Argus Air Control: DANZER KOEHLER (desktop technician)
Manta Two-Two: NOËL WIGGINS (writer, cinematographer, director, and editor for ScrewAttack)
Manta Three-Four: DALTON ALLEN (editor)
Manta Two-One: MELANIE STERN (assistant lead animator)
Manta Two-Four: JOE CLARY
Atlas Air Traffic Female: ALENA LECORCHICK
Credits:
Directed by Kerry Shawcross
Co-directed by Connor Pickens
Story by Miles Luna, Monty Oum, & Kerry Shawcross
Written by Miles Luna & Kerry Shawcross
Executive producers - Burnie Burns, Matt Hullum, & Kerry Shawcross
Volume Soundtrack:
“Lionize” (Adam’s short)
“Rising” (Opening)
“Miracle” (Train battle)
“One Thing” (Cinder vs. Neo)
“Forever Fall” (Pyrrha’s memorial)
“Big Metal Shoe” (Ruby’s group vs. Cordovin)
“Indomitable” (Ruby freezes the Leviathan)
“Nevermore”, feat. Adrienne Cowan (Credits)
Score by Alex Abraham and Jeff Williams
Additional score by Ben Zecker
Vocals by Casey Lee Williams
7x1: “The Greatest Kingdom”
Due to Vic Mignogna’s firing, Qrow has a new voice actor from this point forward, Jason Liebrecht.
We only got a cameo of Penny’s father in Volume 3 right after her death, but now we actually meet him. Dr. Pietro Polendina, based on Gepetto to Penny’s Pinocchio and voiced by Dave Fennoy.
Additional Voices:
Drunk Mann: JOEL MANN (animation director)
Drinking Buddy: DUSTIN MATTHEWS
7x2: “A New Approach”
Additional Voices:
Forest: ERIC BAUDOUR (content manager)
Pilots: BILLY B. BURSON III & TODD WOMACK (president of his own film studio, TwoFilms)
7x3: “Ace-Operatives”
After neglecting to talk about them for two episodes in a row, now it’s time to introduce you to the Ace-Ops, named after the Aesop’s Fables:
Clover Ebi, based on A Fisherman’s Good Luck and voiced by Christopher Wehkamp.
Harriet Bree, based on The Tortoise and the Hare and voiced by Anairis Quiñones.
Marrow Amin, based on The Dog and Its Reflection and voiced by Mick Lauer.
Elm Ederne and Vine Zeki, both based on The Elm and the Vine and voiced by Dawn M. Bennett and Todd Womack respectively.
7x5: “Sparks”
As said by Miles Luna at an RTX panel, “Real. Thirsty. Moms.”
The remaining members of Team FNKI, Kobalt and Ivori, continue the idea of the team being based on internet memes, both being based on “The Dress”, either blue and black or gold and white, depending on who you ask.
Robyn Hill and her Happy Huntresses, based on Robin Hood and his Merry Men, were mentioned by Forest earlier in the volume, and two of them made a brief appearance spying on Amity Colosseum last time, but now is where we meet Robyn Hill herself, voiced by Cristina Vee.
7x6: “A Night Off”
The rest of the Happy Huntresses are:
May Marigold, based on Maid Marian and voiced by Kdin Jenzen.
Joanna Greenleaf, based on Little John and voiced by Marissa Lenti.
Fiona Thyme, based on Friar Tuck and voiced by Michele Everheart, a graphic designer.
Additional Voices:
Newscaster: SCOTT MORGAN (animation associate producer)
Mantle Citizen: KIRK JOHNSON
7x7: “Worst Case Scenario”
Additional Voices:
Mantle Patrol: QUENTIN HOLTZ (FX artist)
News Broadcaster: KYLE TAYLOR
AK-200 Driver: ED WHETSTONE (lighting artist)
Atlas Soldiers: J.D. ARREDONDO (software engineer) & KIRK JOHNSON
Patrol: CONNOR PICKENS
7x8: “Cordially Invited”
After a few offscreen mentions, we finally meet Weiss’ mom, Willow Schnee, based on the Princess from The Six Swans and voiced by Caitlin Glass.
Additional Voices:
Waiters: KIRK JOHNSON & CHRISTINE STUCKART
Female Dinner Guest: LAUREN APTEKAR
Councilman Sleet: CHAD JAMES (co-host of FUNimation)
Councilwoman Camilla: ANAIRIS QUIÑONES
Mantle Child: BROOKE OLSON (talent acquisition manager)
7x9: “As Above, So Below”
Additional Voices:
Citizens: QUENTIN HOLTZ, NIKITA STEELE, NICHOLAS SWIFT (2D character designer), & JENN K. TIDWELL
Atlas Soldier: ALENA LECORCHICK
Manta Team Delta: RICHARD NORMAN
7x10: “Out in the Open”
Additional Voices:
Mantle Civilians: QUENTIN HOLTZ, ALENA LECORCHICK, NICHOLAS SWIFT, JENN K. TIDWELL, & ED WHETSTONE
Atlas Soldier: TONY SALVAGGIO (pipeline tech/FX director)
7x12: “With Friends Like These”
New character: Winter Maiden Fria, based on the Fairy with Turquoise Hair from Pinocchio and voiced by Luci Christian.
7x13: “The Enemy of Trust”
Additional Voices:
Atlas Soldiers: CÉSAR ALTAGRACIA, QUENTIN HOLTZ, NICHOLAS SWIFT, & ED WHETSTONE
Atlas Pilots: ALENA LECORCHICK & ED WHETSTONE
Credits:
Supervising director - Kerry Shawcross
Episode directors - Paula Decanini, Dustin Matthews, & Connor Pickens
Story by Monty Oum, Kerry Shawcross, Miles Luna, Eddy Rivas, & Kiersi Burkhart
Written by Kerry Shawcross, Miles Luna, Eddy Rivas, & Kiersi Burkhart
Executive producers - Burnie Burns, Matt Hullum, & Kerry Shawcross
Volume Soundtrack:
“Trust Love” (Opening)
“Touch the Sky” (RWBY’s new clothes)
“Brand New Day” (7x5 montage)
“Celebrate”, feat. Santi C (Election rally)
“Let’s Get Real” (Election rally)
“Hero”, feat. Caleb Hyles (Ironwood vs. Watts)
“War”, feat. Dawn M. Bennett, Adrienne Cowan, and Erin Reilly (RWBY vs. the Ace-Ops)
“Until the End” (Ozpin’s speech)
“Fear” (Credits)
Orchestral score by Alex Abraham
Additional music by Jeff Williams
Vocals by Casey Lee Williams
8x1: “Divide”
Additional Voices:
Atlas Huntress: ZOE TERHUNE (account coordinator)
Atlas Technician: ALENA LECORCHICK
8x2: “Refuge”
New character:
The Hound, based on the Big Bad Wolf and voiced by Jason Liebrecht.
Additional Voices:
Reporter: NICK SCHWARTZ (broadcast audio manager)
Mother: JENN K. TIDWELL
Disgruntled Grandmother: CHRISTINE STUCKART
Fiona’s Uncle: GUS SOROLA (Rooster Teeth co-founder)
Crimson: CÉSAR ALTAGRACIA
8x3: “Strings”
Additional Voices:
Soldier 1: CODY HAWKINS (light designer)
Soldier 2 / Mechanical Voice: ANDREA RATSOS (3D animator)
Operator: NICK SCHWARTZ
8x6: “Midnight”
New characters:
Rhodes, likely based on Rhodopis and voiced by Christian Young, a broadcast PA.
The Madame, based on Cinderella’s step-mother and voiced by Linda Leonard.
Cinder’s step-sisters, based on Cinderella’s step-sisters and voiced by AmaLee.
The Glass Unicorn is based on a symbol from The Glass Menagerie.
8x7: “War”
Additional Voices:
Commanders: BILLY B. BURSON III, KDIN JENZEN, & ZACK WATKINS (animator for Death Battle)
Child: ALEXIA CRUZ (daughter of art producer Matthew Cruz, speaking of which…)
Father: MATTHEW CRUZ
8x8: “Dark”
Additional Voices:
Computer Terminal: ALANAH PEARCE (co-star of Funhaus)
Atlesian Soldier: NOËL WIGGINS
8x9: “Witch”
Additional Voices:
Atlas Soldiers: DALTON ALLEN, NICK CRAMER (host of Inside Gaming), & ALENA LECORCHICK
8x10: “Ultimatum”
Additional Voices:
Atlas Commander: KATE DAIGLER (graphic designer)
Atlas Officer: BILLY B. BURSON III
CCT Voice: JACKIE IZAWA (RWBY Rewind co-host)
8x12: “Creation”
Well, here’s another Relic spirit who would have invoked demonetization on YouTube. Ambrosius, the Spirit of Creation, based on the Blue Fairy and voiced by Valentine Stokes.
8x13: “Worthy”
The alternate dimension, called the Evacuation Central Location, is based on the Yellow Brick Road from The Wizard of Oz.
“Worthy” also marks the last episode where May is voiced by Kdin Jenzen before she cut ties with Rooster Teeth in 2022 due to… unfortunate working conditions that led her to refuse to associate herself with the company ever again as a result. This almost happened with Jessie James Grelle (Tyrian). She heard of the hard time Rooster Teeth was giving Jenzen (alongside tons of other controversies about the company that were starting to pile up around that time) and announced that she refused to work for a company that thinks belittling queer people is funny. Now that RWBY is owned by VIZ Media, this is no longer the case, and Grelle is looking forward to returning.
Additional Voice:
Civilian: CHRIS DEMARAIS (co-host of Social Disorder)
8x14: “The Final Word”
Credits:
Supervising director - Kerry Shawcross
Episode directors - Paula Decanini, Dustin Matthews, & Connor Pickens
Story by Monty Oum, Kerry Shawcross, Miles Luna, Eddy Rivas, & Kiersi Burkhart
Written by Kerry Shawcross, Miles Luna, Eddy Rivas, & Kiersi Burkhart
Executive producers - Burnie Burns, Matt Hullum, & Kerry Shawcross
Volume Soundtrack:
“For Every Life” (Opening)
“The Sky is Falling” (Chasing the Hound)
“The Truth” (Young Cinder working)
“Awake” (Cinder vs. Rhodes)
“Treasure” (RWBY reunites)
“Be Strong and Hit Stuff” (Ruby’s group vs. Ironwood)
“Friend” (Credits)
Orchestral score by Alex Abraham
Additional music by Jeff Williams, Martin Gonzalez, Martin de Lima, Peter Jones, & Matthew Wang
Vocals by Casey Lee Williams
“Awake” is the first song to be featured in RWBY that was not written and composed with the show in mind. It was written and performed by Ok Goodnight, Jeff Williams’ other band.
9x1: “A Place of Particular Concern”
For this first episode, there isn’t much to say other than that Little is voiced by Luci Christian and the Jabberwalker is voiced by Richard Norman.
Additional Voices:
The Bird: RICHARD NORMAN
Mouse: BRENDAN BLABER
Mouse Leader: JAMIE BATTLE
9x2: “Altercation at the Auspicious Auction”
The entire Ever After is based on Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, meaning Alyx is based on the titular character of the story, Little is based on the Dormouse, the Jabberwalker is based on the Jabberwocky, the bird taunting Ruby was based on the Dodo, and the mouse leader was based on, well, the Mouse.
New character:
The Jinxy Peddler, voiced by Brendan Blaber, aka JelloApocalypse.
Additional Voices:
Townsperson: JAMIE BATTLE
Toy Soldiers (based on the Card Guards): NICK CRAMER, BILLY B. BURSON III, & KDIN JENZEN
9x3: “Rude, Red, and Royal”
Poor Team RWBY thought they were seeing the Red King, but have to contend with the Red Prince, either way based on the Queen of Hearts and voiced by Michael Malconian.
But the main event is the debut of the Curious Cat, based on the Cheshire Cat and voiced by Robbie Daymond.
Additional Voices:
Toy Guard / White Pawn 2: BRENDAN BLABER
Toy Soldier 1: CODY HAWKINS
Toy Soldier 2 / White Pawn 1: MICHAEL MALCONIAN
White Pawn 3: JAMIE BATTLE
9x4: “A Cat Most Curious”
New character:
The Herbalist, based on the Smoking Caterpillar and voiced by Christopher Guerrero.
9x5: “The Parfait Predicament”
New characters:
The Rusted Knight, based on the White Knight.
Juniper, based on the White Rabbit.
Additional Voices:
Hawker: CÉSAR ALTAGRACIA
Teapot Lady: KDIN JENZEN (her last RWBY role before she cut ties with Rooster Teeth in 2022)
9x6: “Confessions Within Cumulonimbus Clouds”
New character:
Lewis, based on Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
9x7: “The Perils of Paper Houses”
Additional Voices:
Blue Paper Pleaser: CONNOR PICKENS
Yellow Paper Pleaser: DALTON ALLEN
Green Paper Pleaser: DUSTIN MATTHEWS
Red Paper Pleaser: PAULA DECANINI (animator)
Purple Paper Pleaser: YSSA BADIOLA
9x8: “Tea Amidst Terrible Trouble”
Due to Gray G. Haddock’s firing in 2019 following complaints from his former gen:LOCK employees regarding negative working conditions, Torchwick got a new voice actor, Billy Kametz… who then passed away of stage four Colon Cancer in 2022 and didn’t get to finish, so Christopher Wehkamp filled in for him.
9x9: “A Tale Involving a Tree”
After ignoring her back at the market, now I can introduce you to the Blacksmith, voiced by Kimlinh Tran.
Additional Voice:
Genial Gem: PAULA DECANINI
9x10: “Of Solitude and Self”
We finally see Summer Rose in the flesh, voiced by Morgan Lauré.
Alyx is voiced by Shara Kirby.
Credits:
Supervising director - Kerry Shawcross
Episode directors - Yssa Badiola, Paula Decanini, Dustin Matthews, & Connor Pickens
Story by Monty Oum, Kerry Shawcross, Miles Luna, Eddy Rivas, & Kiersi Burkhart
Writing supervisor - Eddy Rivas
Written by Kerry Shawcross, Miles Luna, Eddy Rivas, & Kiersi Burkhart
Executive producers - Burnie Burns, Matt Hullum, & Kerry Shawcross
Volume Soundtrack:
“Inside” (Opening)
“Checkmate” (RWBY vs. the Red Prince)
“Chatterbox” (RWBY vs. the Jabberwalkers)
“Worthy - Bmblb Part II” (Blake and Yang kiss)
“Trapdoor” (RWBY and Jaune vs. the Jabberwalkers)
“Quiet” (The Genial Gems)
“Guide My Way - Red Like Roses Part III” (Ruby returns)
“The Edge” (Credits)
Orchestral score by Martin Gonzalez, Martin de Lima, Peter Jones, & Matthew Wang
Vocals and additional music by Casey Lee Williams
Between Volumes 8 and 9, Jeff Williams retired as the series composer. Because of this, his aforementioned daughter took over as the series music director and composer.
Welcome to the hiatus. Here are a few other pieces of RWBY media we recommend:
“World of Remnant” - documenting various areas, beings, and objects on Remnant.
“Chibi” - a comedy spinoff focused on lighthearted comedy rather than plot and drama.
“The Grimm Campaign” - Laura Yates, Chad James, Chris Kokkinos, and Kerry Shawcross play a RWBY-themed Dungeons & Dragons game.
“Fairy Tales” - an animated series featuring the stories included in the book RWBY: Fairy Tales of Remnant.
“Ice Queendom” - an anime series co-created by Studio SHAFT.
“After the Fall” and “Before the Dawn” - a pair of novels set in Vacuo starring Team CFVY following the Fall of Beacon.
“Roman Holiday” - a prequel novel starring Neo going over her backstory, and explaining the pictures in “Tea Amidst Terrible Trouble”.
“Grimm Eclipse” - a video game set between Volumes 2 and 3.
“Arrowfell” - a video game set during Volume 7.
“Justice League X RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen” - a pair of movies crossing over with DC featuring, well, the Justice League.
“Volume 9 Bonus Ending Animatic” - the unfinished epilogue episode for Volume 9.
“Volume 9: Beyond” - a storybook-style anthology miniseries focusing on stories happening in Remnant during and after Volume 9.
1x5: “Sissy Fight”
Additional Voice:
Silhouette Person: JAMES BRYCE
2x14: “Cannonball!”
Additional Voices:
Mike: WILLIAM BALL
Marty: JOE NICOLOSI (writer and director)
Floyd: KERRY SHAWCROSS
3x1: “Road Trip”
Additional Voice:
Newscaster: GREG SLAGEL (animation producer)
3x10: “Prank War”
Additional Voice:
Distressed Citizen: VITO FERBER (3D animator)
3x16: “RWBY Dreams”
Additional Voice:
Fish: GRAY G. HADDOCK
New characters:
Arrastra Skye: LAURA YATES (post production supervisor)
Asher Mora: CHAD JAMES
Fenix Nemean (based on the Nemean lion from Greek mythology): CHRIS KOKKINOS
Pyke Rite: KERRY SHAWCROSS
New characters:
The Grimm Child:
Oak: JENN K. TIDWELL
Poppy: KDIN JENZEN
Larimar: CHRIS DEMARAIS
The Hunter’s Children:
Big Sister: TRACIE FRANK
The Hunter: GARY SCALES
Big Brother: GABE KUNDA
Little Sister: BINDY CODA
Little Brother: MATT SINCLAIR
Villager: JEB AGUILAR-KENDRICK
The Shallow Sea:
The God of Animals: CODY HAWKINS
Woman: BRIANA LOERA
Panther: GEORGE PANGA (marketing specialist)
Voices: KDIN JENZEN, JOSHUA KAZEMI (writer and director), GEORGE PANGA, & CLARA SPANN
Faunus: KDIN JENZEN
Human Voices: CHRIS DEMARAIS & DEVIN FINN (producer)
The Indecisive King:
Citizen 1: JEB AGUILAR-KENDRICK
Citizen 2 / Mysterious Man: KDIN JENZEN
King: ANDRÉ OULLETTE (live action VFX and motion graphics designer)
Steward: NOËL WIGGINS
Widow: HANNAH McCARTHY (producer and supervisor)
Young Woman: JENN K. TIDWELL
Citizen 3: FIONA NOVA (member of Achievement Hunter)
The Girl in the Tower:
Lord: JEB AGUILAR-KENDRICK
Nanny: RACHEL DODA (story and layout artist)
The Warrior in the Woods:
Warrior: HANNAH McCARTHY
Boy / Young Man: LIAM SWAN (writer and director for Death Battle)
Villager: TRACY NICOLETTI (production coordinator)
“Red, White, Black, Yellow”
Due to Kathleen Zuelch’s firing in 2017 after going on a drunk tirade insulting her coworkers, Glynda has a new voice actor, Tiana Camacho.
Additional Voices:
Goons: JASON DOUGLAS & J. MICHAEL TATUM
Policeman: MILES LUNA
“This is Beacon”
New character:
Shion Zaiden: KDIN JENZEN
Additional Voices:
Students: ELIZABETH MAXWELL & HOWARD WANG
“A Nightmare Comes”
Due to Ryan Haywood’s firing in 2020 after being revealed to have been manipulating several young female fans since early 2017, Port has a new voice actor, Anthony Sardinha aka Antfish of Team Four Star.
Additional Voices:
Shield / Sword / Armor: MILES LUNA
Sailor: NOËL WIGGINS
“Ice Queendom”
Additional Voices:
Robot Soldiers: JEB AGUILAR-KENDRICK
“Dreams Come Rued”
New character:
Little Weiss’: ELIZABETH MAXWELL
“Light in Shadows”
New character:
Nicholas Schnee: JOHN SWASEY
New character:
Dr. Merlot: DAVE FENNOY
Chapter 1
New characters:
Cerise Claire: NATALIE VAN SISTINE
Russet Ka: JIM FORONDA
Zure Ayu: KRISTI ROTHROCK
Roane Ashwood: LAURA STAHL
Ruda Tilleroot: JUDY ALICE LEE
Ivy Thickety: AMALEE
Bram Thornmane: YONG YEA
Bianca Prisma: ALEXIS TIPTON
Olive Harper: SKYE LAFONTAINE
Chapter 2
New character:
Amoncio Glass: LUCAS SCHUNEMAN
Chapter 3
New characters:
Mikado Lem: MOLLY ZHANG
Moss Berbere: IAN RUSSELL
Hanlon Fifestone: MAJOR ATTAWAY
Chapter 5
New characters:
Cye Ayu: ANJALI KUNAPANENI
Claret Berbere: XANTHE HUYNH
New characters:
Superman: CHANDLER RIGGS
Rolf / The Flash: DAVID ERRIGO JR.
Wonder Woman: NATALIE ALYN LIND
Batman: NAT WOLFF
Green Lantern: JEANNIE TIRADO
Vixen: OZIOMA AKAGHA
Cyborg / Kilg%re: TRU VALENTINO
Cast:
Black Canary: JAMIE CHUNG
Wonder Woman: LAURA BAILEY
The Flash: DAVID DASTMALCHIAN
Superman / Weather Wizard: TRAVIS WILLINGHAM
Batman / Mirror Master: TROY BAKER
Killer Croc: MAXWELL FRIEDMAN
Ozioma Akagha, Tru Valentino, and Jeannie Tirado reprise their roles.
Additional Voices:
Angry Vacuan: HOWARD WANG
Woman: YSSA BADIOLA
Refugees: RICHARD NORMAN
Additional Voices:
Vacuan 1: EDDY RIVAS
Vacuan 2: MELINDA BONIFAY (audio producer)
