At this point in the Rooster Teeth web series RWBY: Volume 3 is the most intense volume, still exuding the same humor and sincerity with which we've become familiar but also stringing more darkness through the storyline until it builds up to the heartbreaking climax.
Author: Arthur Howell
Hey everyone! As you can probably tell, I have plenty of appreciation for books, movies, and TV shows—enough that I'm willing to write up whole reviews for all of this media and spread the good (or bad) word about them to everyone else. You can find me doing the same thing over at my podcast, which is also called 2 Cents Critic, where I bring on a variety of special guests to help me do reviews and recaps of (you guessed it!) books, movies, and TV shows.
My 2 Cents on RWBY: Volume 2
RWBY: Volume 2 is the follow-up smash hit to RWBY: Volume 1, where Rooster Teeth achieves the dual goals of injecting the episodes with pure energy and deepening the storylines and characters established in Volume 1.
My 2 Cents on RWBY: Volume 1
An action-packed tale that blends core elements retold over and over again in movies and books, RWBY: Volume 1 could have turned into a vanilla series. But Rooster Teeth, founded in Austin, Texas in 2003 with its science-fiction machinima series Red Vs. Blue, went above and beyond to make it special, infusing the episodes with zest all the way through.
My 2 Cents on Escape From Mr. Lemoncello’s Library
All the imaginative oddities, tricky unpredictabilities, and absurd eccentricities of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory jam-packed into a library — what an apt way to describe such an institution in the hands of a certain Mr. Luigi L. Lemoncello.
The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
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