He's also got an inferiority complex about Qrow's edgy coolness factor, and therefore is obsessed with trying to prove he's worthy and cool.
Taiyang's caring, serious paternal instincts in the main show are downplayed to over-emphasise his terrible pun-based "dad jokes", making him an embarrassing, goof-prone father. His chibi form is a laid-back analog of a school director who is cheerfully oblivious to genuine danger and happily self-absorbed about sending the kids on 'training quests' that are nothing more than personal errands, such as retrieving his missing possessions after some kind of embarrassing work party. In the main show, Ozpin is a calm, empathetic, and enigmatic headmaster who commands respect. A lot of humor involving him is derived from his calm, serious, and focused demeanor being applied to such silly things as playing tag, pillow-fighting, or playing the role of a harsh-tempered dance instructor. The normally quiet, stoic Ren has become The Comically Serious. The characters who are serious and practical in the main show are especially light-hearted and comedically petty. As a result, all of the characters in the show are much more frivolous, quirky and silly than they are in the main series. Adaptational Comic Relief: The show is designed to be a cute, light-hearted Slice of Life comic. Adapted Out: Glynda Goodwitch is nowhere to be seen, with Winter often taking her place, even in gatherings which you'd expect to consist only of Beacon staff. The last alternate universe Nora sees before the one with Samantha Ireland has Jaune and Neptune writing notes on clipboards, given they're voiced by RWBY writers Miles Luna and Kerry Shawcross. While in the main show Yang only made one pun, on Chibi she finally becomes a Pungeon Master on the same level as her portrayer Barbara Dunkelman, with three whole segments dedicated to her puns. This also extends to Tai crashing a drone trying to get a birds-eye view of Beacon Academy, as Burnie once did while filming the RT office. "Tai's Tech Vlog" is one to Taiyang's voice actor Burnie Burns and his regular vlogs. Jaune's voice actor is Miles Luna, who wrote and performed that song. Actor Allusion: In "Road Trip", Jaune sings the theme for Camp Camp. Cardin tries to correct her, but reconsiders after she uses her powers to set a piece of paper on fire. Accidental Misnaming: In "Evil Interview", Cinder keeps calling Cardin "Karen". What's interesting is that it's made by the same company that made the original series. #RWBY CHIBI ZWEI TUMBLEWEED GIF SERIES#
The Abridged Series: Has shades of this, with the characters being affectionately parodied and many of the memes the main series is known for being referenced.As a courtesy, please refrain from troping until public release. On March 4th, this season was released seperate from said anthology with its episodes aired in a different order.įirst members see episodes of both RWBY Chibi and its parent show a week early. The season aired from May to July 2021, between RWBY Volumes 8 and 9.
Future seasons of Chibi would similarly debut between volumes of its parent show, with Season 2 airing from May to October 2017 (between Volumes 4 and 5), and Season 3 airing from January to August 2018 (between Volumes 5 and 6).Īfter a three year hiatus, the series returned for its fourth season, which aired as part of Neon Konbini, an animated anthology series that includes new skits from Rooster Teeth Animated Adventures, in addition to brand-new series such as S.T.A.R Bursters and Hero High. Season 1 would officially premiere on the Rooster Teeth website a month later, airing from May to October, between Volumes 3 and 4 of RWBY. The characters from RWBY are chibi versions of their original selves that participate in non-canon comical antics sometime before the events of RWBY Volume 3.Ī preview of a number of skits was first shown at the end of the RWBY Volume 1 Tugg event in April 2016. RWBY Chibi is a CGI animated series from Rooster Teeth, and a spinoff of their RWBY series. Official description on Rooster Teeth's website
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