The characters are also more colorful, personality-wise, in the original. Value is much more higher in the original.
Even skipping whole scenes and locations along with the relationship progressions and experiences between characters. As I understand they made this considering the viewer already watched the original as they move too fast in the early episodes. Anime spoils some of the great surprising moments for the viewer. This review is written after watching 3rd episode premier.įirst of all do not watch this if you haven't watched original RWBY animation. I never wrote a review before for an anime, but since there is no review for RWBY: Hyousetsu Teikoku, I decided to notify a potential viewer. Every explosive encounter also brings them closer to the true villains orchestrating conflicts from the shadows. Alongside fellow students such as those in Team JNPR, the young prodigy Ruby and her friends engage in adventures which pit them against an extremist Faunus group known as the White Fang. However, when they cooperate, they are a formidable force who have even attracted the attention of Beacon's headmaster Professor Ozpin. Ruby Rose, Weiss Schnee, Blake Belladonna, and Yang Xiao Long each come from different backgrounds and often butt heads as a result. To that end, each of Remnant's four Kingdoms have established schools to properly groom children holding aspirations of becoming licensed Huntsmen.Īt Beacon Academy in the Kingdom of Vale, a promising group of future Huntresses make their debut as Team RWBY. In this dangerous line of work, rigorous training is required to stay alive. Some warriors also utilize a crystallized energy propellant, "Dust," to bestow their weapons with elemental properties. Dedicated Huntsmen and Huntresses battle Grimm with both customized weapons and their own "Semblances," unique abilities derived from the energy of one's soul. In the world of Remnant, humans and Faunus-human-animal hybrids-carry on their everyday lives despite the omnipresent threat of the monstrous Grimm.
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