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My heart hurts today. This world can be too cruel at times.

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the mounty oum hommage made me cry ngl

this is gonna be really good guys

also yes hello been a while hehe

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Monty Oum's References and Inspirations

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Recomendados: RWBY un anime de este continente

Recomendados: RWBY un anime de este continente

Era una de esas tardes de fin de semana en las que debía llevar trabajo a casa, después de tomarme un tiempo para acomodar todo lo que necesitaba a la mano para empezar mi trabajo decidí encender el televisor para que me hiciera compañía y poner una serie de anime.  Ya estaba al día con lo que seguía usualmente en la semana, asé que me decidí por explorar algo nuevo. En estos tiempos Crunchyroll…

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Does anyone knows if those new outfits were originally designed/sketched by monty? Or they’re completely new?

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RWBY- i.e. A Group of Badass Chicks

A story, by Rooster Teeth, about hunters and huntresses in training out to kill monsters known as Grimm, to protect their people. Learn more about the main team of the show known as RWBY: Ruby Rose, Weiss Schnee, Blake Belladonna, and Yang Xiao Long. 

*Disclaimer: This is technically not an anime, but Mounty Oum (Rest in Peace) did call in anime when he came up with the idea. So for our purposes, it is anime*

Plot: It starts off with Ruby Rose trying to help a dust store from being robbed, she fails to catch the culprit but the event leads her to being introduced to headmaster of the school meant to train hunters and huntresses. Okay so background on the world that it is set in is really best described in the beginning of the first episode, but I'll try my best.  

In the world they live in, there is a thing that they call dust, which allows them to use the elements while fighting. The reason they have to fight is because of the creatures of Grimm. They are basically monsters that threaten the existence of humanity, and its the hunter’s job to protect that existence. But as the story gets told, you learn that there are other problems that the hunters have to fight against. 

This could also be considered a coming of age story, as the main characters learn and grow together from their many new experiences and ambitions.

My reaction: The animation in the beginning bothered me a bit simply cause I wasn't really used to it, but as the show progressed it got better and I did get used to it. Volumes 1 and 2, while they do in fact have their serious moments, are kind of on the lighter fun side of things, which I really like, and then Volume 3 is just like.. Damn. Things really went down. All three volumes connect, the villain doesn't change while the information about them increases. And I also know that the people of Rooster Teeth said that the first 3 volumes was really just to set up the actual story and conflict. So get pumped for more exciting volumes in the near future!

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Nunca pelearemos solos. Levántate, ponte en marcha, nos vemos allí.

Mounty Oum (1981-2015)

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While Season 1 of RWBY held all the untapped interest for me that a show could possibly have, Season 2 faced the problem of me already knowing a lot of the things that happened in it—for worse or… mostly worse. While many of the pacing problems from the first season seem to have been worked out, the second season faces the typical problem of many intermediary parts of other stories. There was too much to set up in not enough time, and not enough reasons to really care about everything that was happening. Yet despite itself, Season 2 still managed to introduce some important aspects to the Remnant’s universe and some really cool villains, in addition to some (very) small moves towards more diversity.

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