Red Vs Blue: Season 12

It's Red vs Blue, so what is to say (No spoilers here). This is the sequel to Season 11, where we find the the troops where we left them. Personally, I like this one a lot more than season 11, which seemed a bit slow and lacking in humor, which is understandable considering they had to reorient the series. This one, the comedy and jackassery is back in full force. In lieu of an actual review, I'll leave you with some teasers to help you make up your mind. If you are new to the Red v Blue series, avoid this one and go to Season 1 (if you have Prime, Seasons 1 through 10 are free).1. Tucker, Grif, Caboose, and Simmons are promoted to Captains (yes, that means Grif outranks Sarge),2. Grif faces off against Carolina,3. Caboose is leading a squad, has a good idea and gives a motivational speech,4. Tucker teaches abstinence in regards to a certain type of female,5. Simmons has to talk to girls, including a hot volleyball player,6. We see signs of Donut's heterosexuality (just kidding!), &7. We learn what happens to Freckles.

Red VS Blue continues it's high-quality workmanship with this latest installment in the lore. The plot, music, and animations have increased dramatically with each season passing. First-time fans will enjoy this series; and I strongly urge any new-comer to revisit the previous seasons to fully appreciate the evolution of this series.This season is more appropriate for young adults, and I would advise away from children and early teens as there are snippets of adult humor and bucket loads of crude language. This is a must-watch series for all Gamers; i guarantee you will enjoy if you give it a chance.

As a long time RVB fan, I can say that this season was spectacular. In season 11, they stopped their "free movement animation" for some reason. Perhaps it was a money issue. Any way the action in season 12 was great. In addition to carrying on the story they expertly tied the new arch with the old one. Rooster teeths story telling has always been spot on and season 12 is no exception. If you are a true RVB fan, then season 12 is a must get. If you have yet to enjoy the RVB series, be sure to start with season one.

Long gone are the glory days of the show. The animators and the writers are dedicated to telling an actual story with drama, lined with occasional humor, but it has fallen a long ways since the first five seasons.The humor is still top notch, but a lot of the dramatic storytelling, along with the more "serious" characters and dialog, comes off as very cringey. The animation skills are out of this world, but to see "UBER SWEET" battles is something I never actually wanted out of Red Vs Blue. I actually loved the setting for this new conflict the ole gang has fallen into, along with the new recruits, and am more glad than anything else that they are all finally back together (rather than spread apart with varying side-stories as they were Seasons 6-9).Still funny, but 2 stars are docked for a convoluted, and overly self-serious, story. If it was just a bunch of space marines wasting each other's time, it'd be amazing, but forcing a ho-hum drama to go with the humor really took a toll on me.

I haven't seen the first 11 of these but I was really surprised at the quality of this work.If you are looking for a hour or two of a well written story with action, comedy and drama then don't look any further. I am actually looking forward to volume 13.The creators definitely touch on the universe of the Halo franchise but this is totally a spin off and it feels like a really good breath of fresh air.

Finally have all seasons of Red Vs Blue

Loved watching this series

This is perhaps the best season of RvB yet, and even that is debatable, since the past set of seasons have been absolutely incredible as well. Either way, they managed to raise the series to new heights with improved animation, a much larger cast, genius tactics and jokes, and a progressively interesting & engaging story which continues to tie in perfectly to the events in the past and build up on the RvB lore. I am so excited to see where it can go from here.

Back when I got Season 10 of RvB on DVD, I thought to myself, "There is no way RoosterTeeth can outdo themselves on a Red vs Blue DVD." Upon putting this product in my computer to play, however, I am glad to be proven wrong. 4 hilarious PSAs, 2 equally as good deleted scenes and the most funny Outtakes I have ever seen on ANY DVD, not just Red vs Blue. I honestly cannot wait to see where they take Season 13.But, comedy aside, there is one reason I like this DVD besides its awesomeness, and that is the fact it is the first RvB DVD (correct me if I'm wrong) to include subtitles. While I am not hard of hearing myself, I do know people who are who like this kind of thing, so it's great they'll be able to watch this season of RvB and not have to wonder what the characters are saying. Good job on you, RoosterTeeth and I hope you continue to keep features like this in your future DVDs.

great as always

Blu-ray worked great and the bonus features were great absolutley love RVB

Another awesome season. It blew my mind with so many surprises along the way and I'm betting that others will be surprised too. I recommend this to any fan of RvB.