A major strength of the Chorus Trilogy for me is that they were able to do major action setpieces that I watched and didn't think "I miss Monty." The animators there were able to compensate for the loss of Monty's animation through setting up situations. The post-Chorus seasons failed in that respect for me.
I discovered RvB when I was in eighth grade--right after season 13 ended. I fell in love with it immediately, and is still my favorite shows (one of them, at least) to this day. The Chorus Trilogy will always be my favorite arc just because of how emotion-based it is, which are aspects of the stories I love most. I loved seeing the characters develop of grow over time, especially Tucker, who always seemed like the least likely to ever grow up. Not unlike many other people, Church has always been my favorite RvB character, just because I relate to his emotions a lot, especially when it comes to his impatience and quick-temperedness. His ending in season 13 was honestly one of the saddest, yet greatest, endings I've ever seen. His speech was perfectly said by Burnie, and it was a perfect conclusion to the Reds and Blues' story. I agree that it should've ended there. When it comes to the seasons following the Chorus Trilogy, I have a love-hate relationship with them. Season 14 I honestly loved, mainly because of how emotional some of them got, such as the first episode and Caboose's guide to making friends. After that, though, it was kind of a shit show. Seasons 15-17 had its moments, but, as a whole, should not exist. I think the problem with them is the fact that the writer (I forget his name) was good at writing small emotional moments, but not an over-arching story. The one scene with Simmons and Caboose talking about Church was really well-written, and many of the moments between Carolina and Washington were amazing, but that's about it. I honestly would've just preferred a mini-series with the two freelancers living their lives after everything that happened, and finally mourning over their dead friends, similar to how they were in that one island episode. That's it for my rant. I'm sorry for the long comment; I'm just really passionate about the series. It's nice to know someone agrees with me about the fact that the Chorus Trilogy is the best!
one cool thing is Felix dies the same way the Meta does shows up with a disheartened partner that doesn’t aline with his goal partner turns against him and joins the r&bs against him the r&bs work together to take them down and lastly, its a falling death.
I just want to say dude that your channel is fucking amazing. seriously your so talented and i would love to see you grow in the future because i can tell how passionate you are about the things you talk about and you put so much effort into your videos. so just keep on being great my guy
Temple and his theme 👀 "What did you do to them?!" "Well, I killed them. I *MURDERED* them" Just so matter of fact about the whole thing, almost with a smile on his face.
A major strength of the Chorus Trilogy for me is that they were able to do major action setpieces that I watched and didn't think "I miss Monty." The animators there were able to compensate for the loss of Monty's animation through setting up situations. The post-Chorus seasons failed in that respect for me.
I discovered RvB when I was in eighth grade--right after season 13 ended. I fell in love with it immediately, and is still my favorite shows (one of them, at least) to this day. The Chorus Trilogy will always be my favorite arc just because of how emotion-based it is, which are aspects of the stories I love most. I loved seeing the characters develop of grow over time, especially Tucker, who always seemed like the least likely to ever grow up. Not unlike many other people, Church has always been my favorite RvB character, just because I relate to his emotions a lot, especially when it comes to his impatience and quick-temperedness. His ending in season 13 was honestly one of the saddest, yet greatest, endings I've ever seen. His speech was perfectly said by Burnie, and it was a perfect conclusion to the Reds and Blues' story. I agree that it should've ended there.
When it comes to the seasons following the Chorus Trilogy, I have a love-hate relationship with them. Season 14 I honestly loved, mainly because of how emotional some of them got, such as the first episode and Caboose's guide to making friends. After that, though, it was kind of a shit show. Seasons 15-17 had its moments, but, as a whole, should not exist. I think the problem with them is the fact that the writer (I forget his name) was good at writing small emotional moments, but not an over-arching story. The one scene with Simmons and Caboose talking about Church was really well-written, and many of the moments between Carolina and Washington were amazing, but that's about it. I honestly would've just preferred a mini-series with the two freelancers living their lives after everything that happened, and finally mourning over their dead friends, similar to how they were in that one island episode.
That's it for my rant. I'm sorry for the long comment; I'm just really passionate about the series. It's nice to know someone agrees with me about the fact that the Chorus Trilogy is the best!
one cool thing is Felix dies the same way the Meta does
shows up with a disheartened partner that doesn’t aline with his goal
partner turns against him and joins the r&bs against him
the r&bs work together to take them down
and lastly, its a falling death.
me: ooh this is pretty cool
[jade’s theme starts]
me: OOOOOOH *S H I T*
Finally someone else says it
Pog
I just want to say dude that your channel is fucking amazing. seriously your so talented and i would love to see you grow in the future because i can tell how passionate you are about the things you talk about and you put so much effort into your videos. so just keep on being great my guy
Please cover season 15 and up
Temple and his theme 👀
"What did you do to them?!"
"Well, I killed them. I *MURDERED* them"
Just so matter of fact about the whole thing, almost with a smile on his face.
Chorus trilogy was the peak of humanity not just the show