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    RWBY Chibi is an American animated comedy web series produced by Rooster Teeth Animation for Rooster Teeth. It is a spin-off of RWBY, where each episode consists of several scenes where aspects of RWBY's characters are usually exaggerated for comic effect.

    • Comedy
  2. RWBY Chibi: Created by Miles Luna, Kerry Shawcross. With Lindsay Jones, Barbara Dunkelman, Miles Luna, Kara Eberle. A spinoff of the popular rooster teeth show RWBY.

    • (610)
    • 2016-05-07
    • Animation, Comedy, Family
    • 85
  3. Mar 31, 2017 · Join the cast of RWBY in a new series of cute, comedy shorts with infinite possibilities! It's playing tag! It's baking cookies! It's posing as police office...

  4. Mar 24, 2018 · RWBY Chibi is back for a third season of crazy hijinks! More characters! More puns! More RWBY! Join FIRST to watch episodes early: http://bit.ly/2vmj8k4» Get...

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    • Rooster Teeth
    • Overview
    • Summary
    • Release
    • Development
    • Soundtrack
    • Characters
    • Episodes - Original releases
    • Episodes - Reuploaded versions
    • In Other Media

    was an American animated web series and spin-off of RWBY, produced by Rooster Teeth Productions. The show featured stylized "chibi" versions of RWBY characters, and focused on lighthearted comedy rather than plot and drama.

    Each episode of RWBY Chibi is around 2-4 minutes long and consists of several self-contained comedy shorts (or segments) with little to no overarching storyline, though there are multiple recurring themes and running gags throughout the series. Individual shorts range from a few seconds to a few minutes in length.

    is non-canon to the continuity of the main show. According to Gray Haddock, it is meant to be a spin-off series for younger audiences after RWBY became more mature.

    The show was first announced as part of Rooster Teeth's thirteenth Anniversary celebrations on April 1, 2016. Sneak peeks of the show were shown as extra content at RWBY Tugg screenings on April 27, 2016.

    The first episode premiered on May 7, 2016 as part of Rooster Teeth's "Summer of Animation", alongside Camp Camp and season 14 of Red vs. Blue. Like RWBY, episodes are released weekly, airing on Saturdays for Rooster Teeth sponsors and the following day for registered users of the site. Episodes are also uploaded to YouTube the week following the sponsor release.

    Original ideas for shorts stemmed from collaborative pitching sessions, where various Rooster Teeth staff members were invited to share ideas and jokes that could be further developed into shorts. Some shorts were also based directly on fan-comics, with the original artists given writing and story credits on the final episode. Shorts each have their own titles and are worked on by individual teams.

    The character designs for the show were created with help from Hajime "Mojojoj" Nakamura, a Japanese fan artist well known in the RWBY fan community for his fanart. He was contacted by Rooster Teeth and the designs he provided were later used as references for creating the 3D models used in the show itself.

    The show is animated in 3D in the program Autodesk Maya, unlike previous volumes of RWBY, which were animated in Smith Micro's Poser. Unlike the main series, RWBY Chibi does not use motion capture.

    The show is divided into segments rather than episodes, and animators were also given much more creative freedom than on the main show, as shorts are less closely storyboarded, allowing them to get their own intuitive feel for the comedic timing of the shorts. Chibi has also been described as a testing ground for animation techniques, new tools, the Maya pipeline, and the workings of the crew.

    The animation team working on the spin-off show is separate to the team that was working on Volume 4 of RWBY. Animation for the first season of RWBY Chibi wrapped on September 16th, 2016.

    Originally, Coco Adel was meant to appear in Season 3 of the show and reveal that she was a lesbian before the release of RWBY: After the Fall. However, the creators decided against it in order to be respectful to the character. She finally appeared in episode "Cool as Coco" in Neon Konbini over three years after Season 3 ended. Because of this, it has been speculated that many of the skits featured in Neon Konbini were originally planned to be part of Season 3 before its abrupt finale.

    Jeff Williams and Alex Abraham, who compose the music for the main series, also worked on music for RWBY Chibi. The music includes remixes and rearrangements of songs from the RWBY soundtrack in a variety of styles, including 8-bit versions, as well as new compositions. Casey Lee Williams contributed vocals.

    Alex Abraham had uploaded some tracks from the soundtrack to his SoundCloud for free public streaming.

    •"Mirror Mirror" (Ice Queen Remix)

    •"From Shadows" (Little Black Bow Remix)

    •"Beacon Theme" (Carnival Remix)

    •"I Burn" (PleaseDon'tSueUs Remix)

    Season 1

    •Ruby Rose (Season 1–3) •Weiss Schnee (Season 1–3) •Blake Belladonna (Season 1–3) •Yang Xiao Long (Season 1–3) •Jaune Arc (Season 1–3) •Nora Valkyrie (Season 1–3) •Pyrrha Nikos (Season 1–3) •Lie Ren (Season 1–3) •Zwei (Season 1–3) •Shopkeep (Season 1–3) •Sun Wukong (Season 1–3) •Neptune Vasilias (Season 1–3) •Emerald Sustrai (Season 1–3) •Mercury Black (Season 1–3) •Cinder Fall (Season 1–3) •Roman Torchwick (Season 1–3) •Neopolitan (Season 1–3) •Lisa Lavender (Voice) •Ozpin (Voice) •Peter Port (Voice) •Glynda Goodwitch (Mentioned) •Thumbelina Peach (Mentioned)

    Season 2

    •Penny Polendina (Season 2–3) •Taiyang Xiao Long (Season 2–3) •Bartholomew Oobleck (Season 2–3) •Tukson (Photograph) •Ozpin (Season 2–3) •Velvet Scarlatina (Season 2–3) •Peter Port (Season 2–3) •Qrow Branwen (Season 2–3) •Winter Schnee (Season 2–3)

    Season 3

    •Cardin Winchester •Klein Sieben

    Season 1
    Season 2
    Season 3
    Neon Konbini
    Season 1
    Season 2
    Season 4 (Neon Konbini)

    In "BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle", the Chibi versions of Team RWBY separately and Neo appear as avatar profiles.

    In RWBY: Crystal Match, the Chibi versions of Team RWBY, Nora, Cinder, and Neo appear as playable for this puzzle mobile game.

  5. 2021 • 10 Episodes. Season 4 of RWBY Chibi premiered on May 27, 2021. Join the cast of RWBY in a new series of cute, comedy shorts with infinite possibilities! It's playing tag! It's baking cookies! It's posing as police officers! It's... really quite absurd.

  6. Narrated by Ozpin, Team RWBY puts on a warped stage production of Little Red Riding Hood for Team JNPR. Ruby plays Little Red Riding Hood, Yang plays her grandmother, Blake Belladonna plays the Big Bad Wolf and Weiss plays the axe-brandishing woodsman, with Zwei acting as stage hand.