Six months on in the world of Remnant, we rejoin Team RWBY in the premiere of RWBY Volume 4. Salem appoints her council and plots her next move. Ruby, Jaune, Nora, and Ren battle dangerous new foes in the forest. Several months have passed since the last catastrophe; some have left, and some have returned. What adventures will the members of Ruby's team, now more mature and responsible, each embark on? RWBY is an original web animation. R, W, B, and Y are the initials of red, white, black, and yellow in English, respectively representing the theme colors of the four female protagonists. It is produced by the RWBY team of the American animation studio Rooster Teeth Productions, with animator Monty Oum as creator and director. The series is set in a modern-like world filled with supernatural powers. The main characters are four girls with their own special abilities and weapons, who come together for various reasons to form a team and receive training to fight monsters, villains, or other similar groups. Before this series, humanity waged war against the dark Grimm in order to survive, until they discovered that Dust could be used as a source of magical power, allowing humans to fight them and establish a civilized world. This newly serialized RWBY manga is part of the 20th anniversary project of Ultra Jump, and the original work also lists the name of RWBY creator Monty Oum, who passed away young on February 3, 2015. RWBY is a brand-new original animation tailor-made by Monty Oum for the studio Rooster Teeth Productions. From the moment its character designs were first announced, it attracted the attention of a large number of Western and Asian audiences. The animation is actually a product combining the superpowered fighting elements of Western animation with the background settings and character designs of Asian animation. Currently, RWBY has aired three volumes, with the third volume of the first season having aired in October 2015. Because this is a serialized manga work commemorating the magazine's 20th anniversary, it may not necessarily be serialized over the long term; it is more for promoting RWBY in Japan.
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