The Justice League x RWBY Crossovers films are... unfortunate. 

They were okay I guess, some good, some bad.

Honestly, who asked for these films? I feel like it just misdirects the RWBY brand and energy towards the show.

I think the writers listened to the critics after Part 1, and took their criticism to heart when making Part 2, thus improving the second movie.

Didn’t really care for either of them.

I saw both and I like them as a turn your brain off popcorn set of movies. We're they the greatest? ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!! But they weren't terrible either and honestly I prefer movies that have flaws, if they were TOO PERFECT, They would never have something to strive for and become dull and boring

Eh, just for the sake of bringing fanfics that haven’t come to mind so often to life

@@fictionverse7292It did _literally_ feel like a fanfic at the start 😆

@@sweetoil2952 kinda is. Do you ever have crazy fanfic ideas like what if Fox sold Fantastic Four to Warner Bros, Super Smash Bros Cinematic universe, or something like that which is unlikely going to happen?

@@fictionverse7292 lol true😂

​@@sweetoil2952That is an insult to fanfiction No seriously

If it was going to be any DC property, it definitely should've been either Teen Titans or Young Justice (basically the same thing). I also feel like Young Justice's tone and characters would be translated decently enough into RWBY and vice versa

Or Elmo

I’ve been saying this for a long time

This. We got Cyborg but not Robin, Beast Boy or idk........FUCKING RAVEN!? The potential for dialogue (Raven Branwen, Yang's Mom) was there and they didn't take it!

Don't forget, he rizzed up a catgirl just to assert his dominance

Great another writer bullshitly not knowing anything about Batman writing about batman, what's for Tuesday?

Rwby staff can’t write worth Jack shit

I get that but a batman brave and the bold episode had him go to a planet and get super powers similar to that of superman, he took to them like a fish to water, point is while he knows he doesn't need powers at the same point he realizes he's human and as such can only do so much. yeah I think him not having powers does weigh on him even if fans won't admit it.

What episode was that?

realistic to comics or not seeing him flying into the ceiling an then spit on a wire to open his cell is amazing

You don't read the comics, do you?

@@Diogo85 yes yes I do.

thank you for bringing that up. Bruce is still Bruce no matter what he does through. He's been a kid before and didn't really give a damn. Hell he's had POWERS before in the comics and his personality didn't really change. Why did the RWBY crossover turn him into... whatever they turned him into

No they really didn’t murder “your” boy there are over 1000+ different versions of Batman with different personalities and altered backstories, how are we even to know if Batman is exactly the same as his Animated Series/DCAU counterparts? Besides there have been other stories touching on Batman gaining powers that have ended way differently, not the first time and certainly not the last.

Agree with you on both points. First off, why all the Shipping? Because despite this being a cross over movie, A portion of the RWBY fandom pretty much live-for-the-ship. This kind of thing goes on alot in RWBY as of late. Many in that part of the fandom don't know what it is to be friends, teammates, a brotherhood, sisterhood. Everyone is a potential ship, will get shipped, or be ship teased. So the writers obviously injected that stuff into the movies. I don't know what DC fans are use too in their media, but this is par for the course in RWBY. Second, fully agree. Those concerns and regrets over the fall of Atlas should have absolutely been addressed in the main show. Perhaps they stuck into the movies as a way of not having to spend time addressing it in the regular show. Especially seeings how rushed the last few volumes have been. No time to really flesh things out. It's almost like they realized RWBY does not have much time left. Ah, right, RT is out of money now. No green light for V10. RWBY's future is up in the air.

And your right, Nothing has progressed as for as the main plot in RWBY is concerned.

Eh, RWBY has always dragged its heels as much as possible when it comes to progressing the story, so that's not new. I mean, no one goes back to watch volume 2, and that's because nothing happens in it. The only reason people liked volume 3 so much was because it was the only time shit actually started to happen since the first few episodes of the series. And what do you know, right after that it's about everyone jacking off in the woods for an entire season. It's like getting one slice of pizza for every loaf of bread you consume. No thanks, I'll just skip to the pizza.

​​@@DocMicrowaveI don't think Volume 9 or 7 was rushed. I think RWBY volume 10 will eventually get greenlit as they already started writing the scripts a while ago unless it gets cancelled, that is, which I don't happening.

@@Diogo85 I felt V7 and V9 (as well as V8) were very rushed. For V7 what I see as rushed is scenes skipped over, details left out, not to mention a few, what I call "they were there, now they are here" moments with no explanation as to the journey. Either to save time and animation resources, or just because there would have been no rational or logical way of explaining a change or movement. They needed to move the story along, and that's it. V8 was the same thing, but much worse. I have a feeling CRWBY knew RWBY's days were numbered and moved to accelerate the story to get them out of Atlas and into Vaccuo as quickly as possible. That basically bucks, I recall, an early idea for the series in its planing stages after V1, that the show runners were putting together a basic framework of 12 volumes comprised of four 3 volume arcs. Each arc would be focused mostly on one of the four Kingdoms/Maidens/Relics. That seemed to be tracking up until the Atlas arc. And V9 was totally rushed. In fact, they ran out of money and had to cut it short by like 2+ chapters. Forcing them to re-edit and rewrite stuff so that the story can fit into a shorter volume. Also, take whatever RT/CRWBY says publicly with a grain of salt concerning production. They will say anything to promote (or keep) business and interest. When V8 ended, they had claimed that V9 was already written, and well into production. Then came the excuses, primary of which was delays because of Covid. Then other delays, then silence. For 2 years! Only to have the show runners admit that V9 was delayed mainly because of production on the DC movies. So to me, saying V10 is written, or being written means little to nothing. Since RT is broke, they have no staff, animators, VAs, no green light from their corporate masters, WB. The fact that they are literally begging what's left of the fandom for money. Combine all that with the fact that they have been .......... let's say less than accurate about what they are working on. Even if some very generous multi-millionare decided to fund RWBY, it would still be at least 2 years before you saw anything. Yeah, them saying V10 is being written is obviously a last resort attempt to hold on to what's left of a deminishing fandom. Slow the loss of Subs. As well as trying to move stagnating merch off the shelves. Sorry to say.

That one time he got Superman powers he went bat shit insane how they stopped him by putting him in a genjutsu-ish situation which is the origin of that “don’t leave me” Batman panel.

That’s why the plan to use against him when he goes crazy is the justice league.

A couple of reasons. These might have been crossover movies, but RWBY is still at their core. So are the writing mentalities associated with the show as of the last few volumes. Ship Ship Ship! The writers are used to appeasing the 'live-for-the-ship' part of the fandom in RWBY. It's not surprising that stuff would make it into the movies. Second, Renora has been cooled. So they obviously feel its ok to screw around with the ship. (Rest assured, this kind of thing would never happen to BB). Just one of the few ships (teases) they threw around in the movies. Got to keep the shipping crowd well fed!

​​@@DocMicrowaveHonestly, I'm starting to be convinced that it's the only way these people know how to write friendly banter and dialogue. It feels like everyone in the RWBY universe is a horny sex pest trying to sleep with the next person they see as soon as possible.

@@DocMicrowave thing is, speaking as a shipper myself, I do not feel catered to. The reason I ship characters because I want them to end up together, because I think they'd be good for each other, and I want them to end up together so I can see them being cute with each other. I want to see the couple being properly formed and explored, and on a lighter tone being cute and lovey dovey. I don't want to see an annoying love triangle whose result was obvious from moment 1, making it ultimately pointless and a waste of time, and it will only accomplish is delay the two people getting together and being together, wasting precious screen time (or, God forbid, a harem where each member will ultimately lose all semblance -heh- of their original personality, making their entire character to revolve around fighting for the main lead, stepping over each other and stopping any hint of relationship progression)

​​@@DocMicrowaveThe last few volumes have not been just about shipping. Most of the times, it wasn't so that's not even true at all and Bumblebee was confirmed to be planned from the beginning.

@@Diogo85 I beg to differ. CRWBY knows (some of) RWBY fans love to ship. Even if a ship is not meant to come to reality. CRWBY watches and reads social media. They are under the impression that shipping, or even Ship-teasing sells. Generates interest. So what do we get? Qrow and Clover teased for almost an entire volume. Oscar and Ruby lightly teased. (Weird but whatever. I think they gave up on Weiss). Most recently Jaune and Weiss teased. And of course, the biggest one of them all, Blake and Yang. Teased so hard it ruined both characters, and put a fair amount of damage on the writing quality. Now don't get me wrong. Shipping is not necessarily a bad thing. Especially if it is an essential part of a story. And that it is done right. I did not mean to say the last few volumes were ALL about shipping. But it played a big part. But to stick it in for fanservice (and that is exactly what CRWBY is doing) to the point where it just wastes time, detracts from the main story, or worse, forces a story in illogical or ridiculous directions just to highlight the Ship or the tease, that's when it becomes a problem. But that is just me. Mileage for others may differ. Other people may love that kind of stuff, regardless of the writing. I am not calling them out. What ever rows their boat. I am looking at what such forced shipping does to an overal plot that is meant to be more logical or serious in nature. Anyway, I digress. Concerning BumbleBee being "planned from the beginning". I don't by it. In fact I buy little CRWBY has to say now a days. They will say anything to try hide mistakes, or support new directives. It's just business. Saying something Well after the fact to try to support current narratives does not hold any water for me. Saying that BB was planned from the beginning 10 years later is just a cheap attempt to cover the past. Most long time RWBY fans remember that it was stated back around V1-2 that the intention for RWBY was to be a sisterhood. But that the main characters would/could have relations with other people out side of the team. Coming out with this statement after the fact has about as much weight as CRWBY revealing Ironwood's semblance in a podcast well after V8 ended, in an attempt to explain his evil turn to fans that questioned it. Or trying to explain away Oscar's sucker punch on the untouchable Neo as an animation error. CRWBY will say anything to support current directions, or to quell controversy over such directions. Obviously CRWBY, as well as they favorite fans, BB shippers, are still bothered by Blacksunn issues, as well as early depictions of Blake and Yang. And we all know CRWBY is about keeping those fans happy, what ever the cost. Well, it has cost them big..

EXACTLY WHY are we supposed to believe he’d be willing to abandon his kids and literally everything else he’s built up in his life for wings and sonar?? That’s not Batman at all???

@@clojcloj You say that, but in those same comics, he's already fought his family multiple times over petty reasons, or dismissed them. He regularly does things that are selfish and put his own family in harm's way for his own benefit. He most recently did this in Gotham War. He's also known for ostracizing his allies (it's part of why the multiverse nearly ended in Death Metal, because he had to insist on researching strange metal in isolation), and he has more contingencies prepared against his friends than his enemies. As far as the superpower envy goes, that's ambiguous at best considering alternate versions of him have envied those with powers and then usually went full-on supervillain the moment they got them. He's also not against having them for himself and will use them when circumstances allow for it, which he did, again, in Death Metal. Let's not insist Batman is this wholesome, family-oriented character who doesn't have a chip on his shoulder about superpowers. His own writers went out of their way to establish him as anything but those things.

@@belias360 Yeah so, that's not a point in your favor. That's a point against your because he's already had this character arc and moved on. The fact bad stories keep having him make mistakes doesn't mean he's this loner who hates family and would ditch them in an instant. Stop being disingenuous and cherry picking.

@@belias360Stop cherry picking, because those are stories where sometimes they go overboard with it. Good stories show what Batman’s character actually is. Also through all of that, his main mission was Gotham. He wouldn’t abandon all of it for one place, he wouldn’t abandon his family for an entirely new place to live in. He still loves them.

Tbh that would be the best thing they could have done with Watts. It's been a bit so correct me if I'm wrong but didn't he get like one badass fight with Ironwood, do nothing for most of Volume 8 then die?

@connorharnage6697 he was working behind the scenes with Tyrion to put Weiss's dad in power. That led to the technological deconstruction of Atlas. But that out come was a better thing for him. In the digital world he is far more powerful.

They should've had any of dc animation teams done the movies rather than Rooster teeth.

Crazy, huh..?

Imagine if this movie is the ending to RWBY. Watts is the final boss of RWBY with his two stupid robot arms. Watts. WATTS. The man that uploaded himself to WB's IP folder and accidentally tripped into the DC IP. And his weakness was being told he's stupid. This movie acts as a Vaccuo epilogue, and bookends Ruby's Volume 9 demonization arc. And all Jessica wanted to do was just chill with Jaune and laugh at his grey hair. If this is the ending this is both so damn funny and also a horrible loss to the RWBY story. Volume 10 please become a reality save me from this place. I want a real ending so I can someday look back on this as the hilarious joke ending.

That's how this stuff is meant to be taken but some people always treat this stuff far more seriously for some reason lol

And he had to watch his parents die infront of him

WARNER. DO IT. DO IT NOW.

Honestly, I could take it or leave it at this point.

@@mauriceisaac3646*insert Mr Hat grade response to this statement*

V9 sucked, I’d prefer a redo of that volume

As of announcements last week. RT is broke. They are scaling back operations. No mention of V10 so it is likely not being green lit. (Certainly not under RT). RWBY's future is in question. If they thought these movies would convince the money men to give V10 a go, they were sadly mistaken.

Certainly better than the designs from the original crossover comic.

Green Lantern design anyone who trashed it or yelled it being trans or something feck off an let us adore the finger-less gloves, hair streak with the one stick up strand and short jacket @@cbhensoncbhenson5515​

so action is all RWBY is to you? if that's all you want just watch Dragon Ball forever

@@senritsujumpsuit6021 Not necessarily, but I primarily came to the show due to Monty Oum's unique signature style. I'm in no way 'just about action' but in RWBY specifically it tends to be the highlight for me. If u enjoy other aspects fine, but there's no need to get all huffy and say 'just go watch/read X thing'. That's just an unproductive argument. If u wanna sell me on why I should watch the crossover do that.

its not a point of argument its a suggestion based on the possibility that action is crack @@kag2576

​@@kag2576 retardation

How old would cyborg be at this point?

​@@dudejoe24 he usually gets his powers while in highschool or at college at the youngest

Cyborg isn't really all that much older, usually. He's about college, age maybe mid-20s at the oldest. Not that big of a gap, but it's still a stupid ship, and the triangle stuff really doesn't help.

@@joecrazy9896I think I would've been fine with it if not for the fact that by Volume 7, Nora and Ren are a couple in all but name and officially seal the deal in the next volume. If this was earlier, we could say it was a short-lived romance when Nora started realizing her feelings for Ren

Eh not really. From the looks of it, the character have been aged down in both body and mind. So this isn't like Clark looks 18 but is actually in his mid fourties. He looks 18 and has the mindset of an 18 year old. Even if that weren't the case, the age gap between Cyborg and Nora isn't enough to raise any concerns as he's at most, in his mid-twenties

Maybe I wasn't clear, but the timeline comment was in regards to Part 1 only. At the end they wake up in what appears to be an Atlesian lab talking about a training mission. This would've needed to have taken place during a time of relative calm, before Watts & Tyrian made their move on the night of the election. There wouldn't have been time to take a breather to train since everything went off the rails starting at that point. Part 2 appears to have been sometime after V9. Blake remarks that "it's been weeks," since they last saw the JL, which would've been enough time for the events of V8 and 9 to have happened. V8 was only a couple of days in terms of story chronology, and V9 to just before V10 IMO plausibly could've been a few weeks, if the deleted V9 epilogue is something to go by. Also, some of Part 2's dialogue seems to be tip-toeing around Ruby's mental health situation.

Why again isnt it just stated as non canon?

iirc He voiced him in Arkham Origins too, if you want Troy Baker Batman I'd highly recommend that instead.

of course they don't act the same Killgore did the most horrifying thing made you a teenager an why get so mad people that not every Batman is the same

@@senritsujumpsuit6021 Yea they did not loose thier mind when they where turned into kids from justice league unlimited. If anything they where just as competent as thier adult self. Also we prefer a batman we love then a edgy teenage batman.

which is kinda lame its like branding a movie they must deal with childhood then they act like there 43 XD but in the first part it was cute Green Lantern is a queen of cute @@darknerdman9816

Nah, if you enjoyed something others didn't, that's great

how was the first one meh you have goofy versions of the cast hangout Green Lantern being a stress ball is adorable her animations great

Wonder Women embarrassing herself in front of some the girls by messing up in the Plane is my life

I loved it. Absolute bananas. Had such a good time. Not good films but I'm so happy it's here.

did you forget they set up the tmnt and Batman movie for a potential sequel with Shredder on Joker Toxin?

Let's see yang be all smug when she has to face the reverse flash who would fuck up her life any chance he can