Greenes Please don't spend money on this.

BroadcastChic Excellent, a Must See

Sabah Hensley This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Sanjeev Waters A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

dragonmanfire Keep making episodes, the fighting is amazing, the story is amazing, sit back and relax and enjoy this fantastic story.

mynameis1404 RWBY is just pure art, please take in consideration that it was made with very low budget (or none) and it's just so awesome in every aspect. It is addicting, my friend told me about it, I watched few first 2-3 episodes and after that I couldn't stop watching, so I watched entire season in one day, and I'm the person that doesn't like anime at all because I think it's too childish for me, but story-line is what kept me hooked. Atm. I watched all seasons, and I'm waiting for 4th season.This series are just outstanding, You will not regret if you give it a try, after all, episodes are really short; in season 1 they're just 6 minutes per episode, but season 2 onward they are usually 13 minute episodes.

Dominic Fama RWBY is watchable. RWBY is enjoyable, even. In fact, I'm willing to admit that I really like the show.However, RWBY does more things wrong than it does right.First of all, the dialogue and characters are downright cringe- worthy awkward. At all times. Watching RWBY is like being at an anime convention, surrounded by people who are trying way too hard to behave "anime". The protagonist especially behaves this way. It almost feels like the creators of the show (who were clearly anime enthusiasts) put just a bit too much of themselves into the characters, instead of stepping back and simply creating art. They were living vicariously through the show they were creating.Secondly, the animation is pretty rough in a lot of places, to the point of distraction. Watching the opening sequence really got me excited for this show, however usually the animations are akin to what you would expect to see on the cut scenes of a 3DS title. Not bad, just not... pleasing.Thirdly, RWBY really tries to make itself into an anime, complete with all the tropes. Hell, the characters even attend a school. I have no issue with anime, but RWBY tries so hard that it seems to miss the potential it began with. The show could have been more interesting and more mature if it had avoided such an alarming amount of anime tropes and behaviors, and simply been itself.All that said, I would certainly recommend watching it. It IS interesting, it IS different, and it's somewhat of an important meta-experience to watch an anime made by anime fans. It's like trying a new food. You might not like it, but the experience was worth it anyways.

dejomasters This show looks like an Indie game from the early PS2 era. It looks like it was animated by those companies who make ripoffs of Disney movies that you find at the dollar store. It looks like it was made by a 3-year old who just took a "My first animation" course, which he failed, because he's 3 and can't grasp the concept of computers yet. Things phase through each other like it's nothing, there's no shading, and, for being made for English voice actors, it makes it all the sadder that the lips movements never sync up with the dialogue. I have nothing against Rooster Teeth, I really don't, and my friends even recommended this show to me repeatedly, but I found the animation so jarring and uncanny that I can't give it anything more than 1 star.