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New Places, New Foes, New Enemies & Old Friends? all in Amphibia Season 2 coming 2020 on Disney Channel
Stream Amphibia sometime in 2020 at Disney+! or right now at the DisneyNOW App!
NYCC 19′ RWBY Volume 7 Panel
Went to the RWBY Panel at Hammerstein Ballroom, with following cast and crew in attendance: Kerry Shawcross & Miles Luna (RWBY writers & showrunners), Lindsay Jones (Ruby), Barbara Dunkelman (Yang), Arryn Zech (Blake), and Kara Eberle (Weiss).
New Announcements (Official News, Partnerships, Media Tie-ins)
The Smite collaboration was officially confirmed, with Team RWBY available in November. There will be a battle key to unlock a god skin. Miles noted humorously that it's typical for Smite characters to have a joke line of some kind, so "they won't a bunch of stinker joke lines for Weiss, since she wouldn't be good at telling them."
The next RWBY novel tie-in is called RWBY: Before the Dawn, focused on Teams CFVY and SSSN. It'll be published by Scholastic in July 2020. There is a chance that the lore featured in these novels may tie-in referenced in the general show lore later on.
The first issue of the DC Comics tie-in will be available on 10/9. Blake will also have her own upcoming storyline in this tie-in.
Volumes 8 and 9 have already been greenlit! Kerry noted that he literally started the first script for volume 8 this morning after the RWBY team was officially given the budget to start working on them several weeks ago.
Miles noted that Vol 9 will be shorter than the other seasons so that Vol 8 can be longer. This is also partially because they want Volumes 7 and 8 to be more connected story-wise.
Miles noted that the main draw of external partnerships is that "it expands the RWBY world and let others play in their sandbox." His favorite thing about the Scholastic novels is that "they're completely different from the show, but still feature the characters we love and get to expand on them."
What's Next for Volume 7
In terms of development, Miles and Kerry noted that "they've never been this far on a volume before so everyone in the office has been working normal hours."
There's no theatrical release for volume 7 this time, which is different compared to previous seasons, but at the same time, having this release usually forces the team to push things ahead of schedule, so this is probably a good thing since it lessens the pressure for the team? Kerry and Miles did thank RWBY fans for having general patience for the Volume 7 wait.
The new designs for Jaune, Nora and Ren were shown. Miles seemed pretty enthused about Ren's design in particular and joked about being "Ren-sexual." I think he also said something along the lines of: "He's just really hot, okay???"
Miles is most excited about exploring the settings of Atlas and Mantle (the extant city underneath Atlas) and that the "art team did a great job combining the future fantasy and tech savvy aspects" which define Atlas.
Lindsay interjected that "Atlas is straight-up NYC," and joked in comparing different architectural designs of the kingdoms, it's like a "Mac vs. PC" situation.
Arryn's excited to learn more about Weiss this season, since she herself has yet to see the full rendered setting of Atlas.
Kerry made a general note that he loves seeing all the new character outfits/designs animated, and Lindsay's favorite outfit is actually for an unseen character that wasn't featured in the teaser trailer shown.
General Q&A
"Favorite experiences working on RWBY so far": Lindsay noted that "it's been a life-changing and humbling experience." Kara noted that she loves the community and prior to two years ago when she came to NYCC for RWBY, she'd never been to NYC before. Arryn noted that "it's created this wonderful platform that's connected people from all different backgrounds, so it's lovely to hear all these stories of how RWBY has helped them in some way." Barbara noted that she loves "getting to be someone else's favorite cartoon character."
"Is there a reason why everyone is loaded on belts this season?": "Anime, Final Fantasy, and gravity." Arryn did note some confusion that Blake is wearing a cat suit, so she wasn't quite sure why she has so many belts. Kara came up with a humorous backstory theory on the spot for Weiss that she must have had some kind of traumatic experience where she was pantsed as a kid and joked about Weiss subsequently having a "belt butler" of some kind.
"What are some of the most difficult lines to voice act?": The general consensus is that one or two lines are the hardest since more emotion has to distilled/conveyed with less words. Lindsay said Ruby's "Leave her alone," was a tough line, for Arryn, it was Blake's "It's Fine" in Vol 6, Barbara noted that it's a toss-up between Vol 2 with her talking to Blake in the classroom vs. Vol 5 where Yang confronts her mother. For Kerry, it was the chibi episode where Neptune has a noir-esque introduction scene. And for Miles, it was when Jaune first comes across Pyrrha's statue.
"Which character would you choose to be stuck in an escape room with?": Arryn noted that either Pyrrha, who would be calm, or Yang, who would literally just break the room to escape. Miles noted that he'd pick Ren, who would also be chill, and for Kerry, he said that he'd go for the chaotic choice and chose Sun. Lindsay interjected with a humorous anecdote on how she's really bad at escape rooms, and once thought a clock in the room was a clue and subsequently convinced her co-worker to smash it - they ended up having to pay for it, since it wasn't a clue, and indeed, merely part of the overall set.
The panel ended with showing the first 12 minutes of episode 1 of Volume 7.
keahukahuanui: Getting ready for #nycc like... “Can this count as my cosplay?” I wish... Who’s going to be there? It’s that time of year again when the anxiety of creating an epic costume (or five) creeps up on crafters. I see you. Feel like you set the bar so high for yourself that you can’t just phone it in? Same. But guess what, #worthit. If you’re in the final stretches of finishing that sick ass costume for Comic Con, I’m looking forward to seeing it next week. You guys are so damn clever and creative. I’ll be creeping around the floor in my own. Get pics with everyone. You never know who it might be in disguise ;) [Source: Instagram]
Interview with 'Gotham' star Robin Lord Taylor on the final season, the monocle, the Penguin costume, and his hopes for how season 5 will finish up the show's Penguin storyline.
The Owl House Panel At NYCC 2019
The show debuts January 2020 on Disney Channel
Luz: loves taxidermy she ends up in the demon realm and decides to stay and be a witch
Eda a rebellious witch she loves to sell human collectibles she is based on Dana Terrace's Mom & Aunt!
Fiesty & annoying who wants to be big that's King
The Artistic inspiration for the show was based on Bauer,Vor & Bosch
Luz is latina Robins loved the fact that there was a Latina character - and she hadn’t had a chance to do that before.
Alex Hirsch says :"King is basically just me but pitched up ,it’s basically for us to do what we’re best at"
Wendi says nonconformity is what makes them endearing,
Wendi says Eda’s “coping mechanism is to be a little bit of a smart ass.”
I feel like people have a lot of different voices inside them - and Dana Terrace gives us amazing direction so we get to serve the vision ----- Alex Hirsch
Robins says that “Luz just can’t fit in and I was a lot like that. My mom would always say that people will understand my humor later.”
Dana Terrace says Eda’s sassier now, takes more guff than she would have before Wendie Malick came along
Dana says I’m a fan of a lot of things so like Luz. I’m a hard-ass who believes in tough love like Eda. I’m a fuzzy little weirdo like King, who’s the one I probably identify with most.
Alex Hirsch Says: I feel like King and I would team up , like I’d put him in a baby carriage and he’d go off and steal something and we’d be a team of grifters
They were a little concerned when they found out the entire show takes place on the bones of a dead body. I said it’s cool, it’s a fantasy world, it’s not a human body ----- Dana Terrace says on Standars and Practices
Fans so incredible so far, episodes for show without it being aired yet. We do think about whether things would make cool cosplays. We absolutely take fan reaction into account - and plan to hide things ---- Dana Terrace
Robins probably wouldn’t be friends with Luz at first because she’s annoying but yes, because she’s loyal.
Dana Terrace on working for Disney: “It’s bananas to be running a show on Disney. I saw how well Alex Hirsch ran his show and how he ran his crew. I wanted to be like that. So what are you waiting join the mouse family!
I did voices for GF, it’s cool to be part of somebody else’s vision and this is all from Dana Terrace ’s heart. It’s a little weird as a control freak but this team is so capabale, it’s a pleasure” ---- Alex Hirsch on being back at Disney as VA and not a creator
Luz is based in Dana Terrace's real life roommate Luz "Luz is a witch, she dreads our tarots, so I thought it would be cool for that to be the whole world."
Create a Twitter with contact information just dedicated to the art and separate from personal. Studios are out on social media looking for you - it’s taken over the traditional agent relationship -- Dana Terrace advice in how to get a job in animation
King sleeps a lot and Bill Cipher invades dreams. Bill would trick King really quickly but King’s vengeance would be long term -- Alex Hirsch on how Bill & King's first meeting will be
Owls have a reputation for being wise, but owls are actually dumb. They’re STUPID. And I thought that was the funniest thing in the world. They look so smart and soulful. But they’re just dumb as hell. I thought that was great --- Dana Terrace on why an Owl?
Stories are compelling when there’s high stakes. They’re compelling when there are villains and there’s peril. Sometimes parents worry about the peril But kids LOVE peril. It’s cool that Disney is allowing part of its brand to bring this into it ----- Alex Hirsch
If you don’t fit in, you will fit in somewhere. And those people are out there just waiting to be found---- Dana Terrace in how can you fit in
For the show as a whole, it’s about some dreams may be impossible, but you can find a way around. Luz can’t ever be a witch, but she can find a way to something similar ------ Dana Terrace
Luz is completely cut off from the real world. Any part of her culture that she brings is directly tied to her mother and how her mother influences Luz’s life -------------- Dana Terrace
“For people to be invested, you need a core group of characters that people love, that are endearing but also annoy one another ------- Dana Terrace in What have you learned from other shows that you’re going to incorporate?
Dana Terrace says i learned from DuckTales and Gravity Falls, from Alex Hirsch and others, that you have to be good to your crews. And I wanted to do that.”
Not revealed at the panel BUT The Owl House will also stream at Disney+ sometime next year!
Better look to the Big City Greens,Amphibia & The Owl House Stickers Want it? Ask Amazon.com & shopDisney!
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Disney Television Animation : From Crew To Creator Panel
Free Crew shirts from all the 3 shows, are been giving: Now avalible at Amazon
This is Disney TVA’s first time at NYCC!
Disney TVA wants to do more stuff at NYCC now that they have many animated content coming for the next years!
Disney Channel opens its first #DisneyChannelFanShop where you can adquire the merch they have at cons
Big City Greens was inspired in Chris Houghton & Shane Houghton childhood and their experience from moving to the country to LA
Gravity Falls bonded Chris,Shane,Matt & Dana
Reed Gunther was the first gig Chris & Shane got the show was pitched to Amazon Prime & later Disney both where rejected but Disney gave Chris & Shane another chance with : Welcome To StumpTOWN rejected to
Chris & Shane second pitch at Disney was rejected as you can see at last RT but that didn’t stop them they went with a guy named @chgreenblatt to work on a show called Harvey Beaks
Matt Braly pitched Amphibia to Disney during his time at Disney XD’s mistreated Billy Dilley’s Subterranean Summer & Big City Greens at 2015
Matt Braly likes Sonic! so there’s the reason why there was a console at Best Fronds!
Amphibia’s origins where inspired by his gramma and his trips to Bangkok!
Dana Terrace wanted to work in 2D Theatrical Films but we all know that industry is dead except for next year with Bob’s Burgers The Movie, Disney’s first 2D movie in 9 years
Dana ended up at Disney after someone look at her artwork online and they thought it will be great for Gravity Falls
Dana was a “angry miserable child” so her mom thought drawing will be the best way to let out her anger & frustations!
Dana garduated from SVA
Dana Terrace worked also on Rapunze’s Tangled Adventure S1 as a storyboard artist for the episode Challenge Of The Brave
The Owl House was pitched to Disney before Stranger Things wet in to production if you are wondering
Dana Terrace will continue to do charity streams!
Shane Houghton says the better you write, the more you learn, and the better you’ll get!
Dana Terrace & Shane Houghton say that networking and getting your art out there are critical to entering the industry
About media representation mostly in Disney : Luz is latina and is based in one of The Owl House crew . Matt Braly had Anne be Thai because her mom was told many times “ your skin was too dark” ,from that point he decided that the MC should be Thai
Big City Greens will arrive at Disney+ in Nov 12 and Amphibia & The Owl House to follow in 2020
Join tomorrow at New York Comic Con for a Crossover Panel between Big City Greens, Amphibia & The Owl House moderated by one of Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure developers Shane Prigmore featuring Dana Terrace,Chris Houghton, Shane Houghton & Matt Braly
