History Awesome / Redvsblue

* '''"HEY BITCH! REMEMBER ME!? I SAVED SOMETHIN' FOR YA!"'''
** "HELL YEAH! THREE POINTS, YA DIRTY WHORE!"
*** To put this in perspective, Donut tossed a plasma grenade all the way across ''the entire canyon'' to blow up both [[TankGoodness Sheila]] and [[ActionGirl Tex]], paying back the latter for sticking a plasma grenade to his head which lead to him being outfitted in pink armor.

** It's made ''oh'' so satisfying ([[BlackComedy and hilarious]]) to see the Sim Troopers [[KickTheSonOfABitch get mowed down]] ''en masse'', due to them all basically being stereotypical Internet trolls (especially after they're seen talking about all of their evil hobbies), ''and'' also to show just how badass the Reds & Blues [[TookALevelInBadass have become]] [[FromNobodyToNightmare since the beginning of the series]].

** It's made ''oh'' so satisfying ([[BlackComedy and hilarious]]) to see the Sim Troopers [[KickTheSonOfABitch get mowed down]] ''en masse'', due to them all basically being [[HateSink stereotypical Internet trolls]] (especially after they're seen [[HateSink talking about all of their evil hobbies]]), ''and'' also to show just how badass the Reds & Blues [[TookALevelInBadass have become]] [[FromNobodyToNightmare since the beginning of the series]].

** It's made ''oh'' [[AssholeVictim so satisfying]] ([[BlackComedy and hilarious]]) to see the Sim Troopers [[KickTheSonOfABitch get mowed down]] ''en masse'', due to them all basically being [[HateSink stereotypical Internet trolls]] (especially after they're seen [[HateSink talking about all of their evil hobbies]]), ''and'' also to show just how badass the Reds & Blues [[TookALevelInBadass have become]] [[FromNobodyToNightmare since the beginning of the series]].

* Episode 2: Sarge pulling an AwesomenessByAnalysis moment by deducing that Washington and the Meta have killed Lopez and Donut and taken Simmons and Doc prisoner using Simmons' forced transmission. Despite this devolving into a {{SugarWiki/FunnyMoment|s}} as it sinks into BatDeduction, the first few conclusions he makes are sound and based on his knowledge of his troops and attention to detail.

* Episode 2: Sarge pulling an AwesomenessByAnalysis moment by deducing that Washington and the Meta have killed Lopez and Donut and taken Simmons and Doc prisoner using Simmons' forced transmission. Despite this devolving into a SugarWiki/FunnyMoment as it sinks into BatDeduction, the first few conclusions he makes are sound and based on his knowledge of his troops and attention to detail.

* Episode 2: Sarge pulling an AwesomenessByAnalysis moment by deducing that Washington and the Meta have killed Lopez and Donut and taken Simmons and Doc prisoner using Simmons' forced transmission. Despite this devolving into a FunnyMoment as it sinks into BatDeduction, the first few conclusions he makes are sound and based on his knowledge of his troops and attention to detail.

** Caboose's stupidity gets one, when Carolina quick-draws on Caboose and sets off several explosives behind him, telling him to "try and put that into words" as a threat to the Blues. Caboose's response? [[ExactWords "Kurpewwwww explosion"]]

** The ODST Insurrectionist ''catching'' an explosive and firing it back at the target with a swing of his mechanical arm was also incredible. Apparently the Insurrection builds tough (though not quite as tough as a Freelancer head on).

-->'''Carolina:''' Be quiet! That's an order!\\
'''Tucker:''' Well guess what, psycho? I don't take orders from you anymore!\\
'''Carolina:''' ''(Pointing her rifle at Tucker)'' [[BadBoss Well, what about now?]]\\
'''Wash:''' ''(Pointing his pistol at Carolina's head)'' [[TranquilFury Don't. Do that.]]\\

* The very fact that Season 13 was able to be shown in ''movie theatres'' is an incredible achievement. All those fight scenes listed above? Imagine that on the big screen.

*** When Washington and Carolina use the GrapplingHookPistol to pursue them, Felix tracks their movement and uses a grenade to cut the grappling cord, dumping Wash and Carolina onto another platform--which Felix tries to cut in half with his key-sword.

*** Hell, the very fact that Aiden Price realized that Charon Industries' killers were going to lose, and there was nothing more to gain from this endeavor, cements him as a practitioner of PragmaticVillainy. Pity he got OutGambitted by the UnspokenPlanGuarantee.

*** More specifically, the lieutenants and Doctor Grey retake Crash Site Alpha, since there's no longer many Space Pirates guarding it. Activating the temple's tractor beam, they use it to seize the ''Tartarus'' and send it plummeting towards Chorus, smashing right into the Purge Temple and obliterating it!

*** The whole fight also deserves a more meta-level moment of awesome. In many near-finale or finale battles with action heroes, the people cast aside their guns and go fisticuffs straight away. Here, both Locus and Felix, and Washington and Carolina, start out using their weapons (with terrifying efficiency), and only move to hand to hand combat when their guns are either broken or out of ammunition. The whole fight plays out as being so incredibly awesome! Not to mention everyone holds the smart ball-just shows how evenly matched the two pairs are!

*** Lopez using a Beam Rifle to shoot Felix's sticky grenade gun out of his hand.

* In episode 98, Tucker manages to get one of his very own. In spite of spending the entire series being almost entirely incompetent, he manages to [[SpannerInTheWorks put a halt]] to [[EvilPlan Wyoming's nefarious scheme]] with spectacular ability. He tricks Wyoming by pretending to be affected by one of his time skips, then stabs him, and uses the time-travel ability to dodge bullets and kill clones. He also manages to grab a sniper rifle that he has been [[RunningGag deprived of since the beginning]], and gets ''[[ImprobableAimingSkills headshots with every single shot]]''.

* [[LazyBum Grif]] receives one against ''[[BigBad O'Malley]]'', of all characters, in the season finale. To further explain: O'Malley goes on a body-surfing rampage in order to find and possess Tex (starting off by possessing Simmons, who then gets beaten up and forced out by Tex, then Caboose, who gets forced out alongside Tex by Church, then Donut and Sarge, prompting Tex to do the same to them as she did with Simmons), but the moment he possesses Grif? While Grif does immediately develop the urge to conquer the universe... he ends up choosing not to because of his lazy nature. As a result, he's the only character O'Malley abandons by choice (alongside Doc) instead of being beaten up and forced out by Tex. That’s right: Not even the AI personification of rage and hostility can make him get off his fat ass! (Doubles as a funny moment, considering that this ''is'' [[DeadpanSnarker Grif]] and [[LaughablyEvil O'Malley]] we're talking about.)

* '''"MY NAME IS MICHAEL J. CABOOSE! AND I HATE BABIES!"'''

* '''"MY NAME IS MICHAEL J. CABOOSE!! AND I HATE BABIES!!"'''

[[caption-width-right:341:Do I hear a... '''CAR?!?!''']]

** In addition, this was the first revelation of a non-Machinima scene, doing it in a most awesome manner, and giving Rooster Teeth the opening to officially reveal Monty being on the staff.

** And just when all hopes sees lost, and Past Carolina throws Present Carolina to the ground in the Labyrinth's recreation of the training room aboard the ''Mother of Invention'', we get this incredible scene:

** Before and after the physical fight, Carolina pulls ''no'' punches when telling her past self exactly how toxic and harmful her self-centered attitude is going to be throughout her life, and in turn how [[TrueCompanions the Blood Gulch Crew]] has given her more strength than her fruitless quest to win her father's love ever did.

* After finally having had enough of being TheFriendNobodyLikes, and being treated like a traitor, Donut [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech unloads on]] [[WhatTheHellHero everyone]] about how most of them (especially the Reds) think they're better than him simply because he [[RealMenWearPink wears pink armor]] ([[CharacterDevelopment and yes, he did in fact say "pink", he's owning that now]]), and his habit of adding innuendos to his speech, and while they screwed around in the timeline, Donut, after having died once and being brought back to life by a god-like [=A.I.=], tried to take the task of saving the universe seriously, and even after he realized his error in taking the Hammer to Chrovos, no one appreciated his attempts to atone for it. He decides right then and there to not take any more of their bullshit, declaring that after he teaches them how to time travel and stop Genkins, he won't help them restore the timeline. Badass.

'''Donut:''' '''[[BigShutUp Shut up!]]''' All you can think to do after I fight O'malley across time, space, World War 2, the moon and a labyrinth prison inside of a black hole is '''execute me'''!?\\

'''Sister:''' [[JerkassRealization ...Woof]].\\
'''Donut:''' So when I teach you all how to time travel and thwart Genkins, I'm out! Next time you're stuck in your boring-ass lives with your ugly decor and drab fashion sense, cry to some other shisno! (''starts to walk off before stopping for a moment'') '''PINK!''' (''continues storming off'')

* In episode 17, Church mixes up the gender of Tex, making her into a buff, deep voiced dude instead of a buff, deep voiced woman. The awesome part? Before he moves on, he makes it clear it's not because of Tex's gender and probably the Red's genders, who he also mixed up. [[IfItsYouItsOkay That's right, Church will always love Tex, no matter what she may be.]] Also the voice of Male!Tex? None other than Series/IZombie's Rahul Kohli!

** On a different note, The body language of the real life Reds and Blues. Each one perfectly captures how each one would act in real life, even capturing Lopez's robotic mannerisms. Really shows they have good people on board with this show.

** It's made ''oh'' [[AssholeVictim so satisfying]] ([[BlackComedy and hilarious]]) to see the Sim Troopers [[KickTheSonOfABitch get mowed down]] ''en masse'', due to them all basically being [[HateSink stereotypical Internet trolls]] (especially after they're seen [[EvilIsPetty talking about all of their evil hobbies]]), ''and'' also to show just how badass the Reds & Blues [[TookALevelInBadass have become]] [[FromNobodyToNightmare since the beginning of the series]].

** Carolina takes out the soldiers who were targeting Caboose, despite suffering from malnutrition due to not having fully recovered from starving while in armor lock.

** Carolina picking up Maine's brute shot and pwning the female Insurrectionist with it, while on top of a speeding truck.

*** And who's the first to call Carolina and Church out on their [[{{Jerkass}} bullying and generally shitty treatment]] of the Reds and Blues ''[[TheSlacker Grif]]'', of all people.

** Carolina and Tex's showdown, in a lack of ArtificialGravity with the ''Mother of Invention'' ComingInHot.

** When the New Republic prepares for war, and after a RousingSpeech from Kimball intercut with the same from Doyle, Bitters cynically adds, "Yeah, we're totally dead." Smith immediately punches him to the ground.

** Kimball not taking any crap from Doyle and trying to be a competent leader.
** Likewise, Doyle trying to make the alliance work, even while Kimball tries to start fight every time they talk. All while keeping his manners.
** Tucker's and Sarge's little victory celebration

** The Federation and New Republic soldiers team up and work together for a common cause...which is to attack and force Grif to go to Wash's training.

** The absolute entirety of General Vanessa Kimball's RousingSpeech to the Federal Army and the New Republic of Chorus (to the tune of Tracedero's Half-Life, ala the Season 12 trailer). ALL. OF. IT.

--->'''O'Malley:''' Oh, please. I'm the ''original'' bad boy. [[EvilLaugh Muhaha]].

*** Even when Felix was suffering from a VillainousBreakdown, he was still good enough to quickly defeat Tucker in their brief swordfight and nearly killed Caboose. The only things that stopped him were being--respectively--fired upon by the Blood Gulch Crew, and Freckles refusing to shoot Caboose.

*** Finally, Tucker gets in the final blow by tossing a grenade at Felix's feet while he's distracted, blasting him off the temple and sending him [[DisneyVillainDeath plunging to his death]]. The moment is beautifully topped off with a CallBack to Season 12, Episode 5:

* Church shows off his leadership skills by getting Sarge, Grif, Tucker, and Caboose on task and giving an inspirational speech.

* Tucker's triumphant return has him taking on the entire evil dig team to rescue Caboose, Sarge and Grif and kicking their asses.

* Episode 2: Sarge pulling an AwesomenessByAnalysis moment by deducing that Washington and the Meta have killed Lopez and Donut and taken Simmons and Doc prisoner using Simmons' forced transmission. Even though it devolves into a FunnyMoment as it sinks into BatDeduction, the first few conclusions he makes are sound and based on his knowledge of his troops and attention to detail.
* Episode 3: Sarge and Grif are able to incapacitate Agent Washington. Let's repeat that: the insane, mostly incompetent leader of the Reds and the lazy, insubordinate Minor Junior Private Negative First Class, neither of whom can stand each other, outwit and incapacitate a OneManArmy, and it’s shockingly believable.

-->'''Church:''' Awww, why not? Because having friends would ruin the whole "psychotic loner bitch" thing you got going? [[SarcasmMode Because that would be a]] ''[[SarcasmMode real]]'' [[SarcasmMode shame]].

** The final battle speech given by both Doyle and Kimbal and the parallels they draw is a meta moment of awesome: ''Red Vs. Blue'', a show that is made by self-proclaimed drunk idiots manage to pull off an excellent examination of war and how both sides of a war are almost always NotSoDifferent and the GreyAndGrayMorality within them. Goes to show that the writers of ''Red Vs. Blue'' are smarter than they look.

When you spend every day fighting a war, you learn to demonize your attackers. To you, they're evil, they're subhuman. Because if they weren't, than [[AwfulTruth what would that make you]]? What I'm trying to say is...[[HeelRealization I've been afraid to see you for what you really are]]. [[NotSoDifferent You're our brothers. Our sisters.]] And the things we've done to one another are unforgivable. But [[HeroicSacrifice General Doyle]] was able to see past that. In the end, he understood that now isn't the time for pride, or anger, now is the time for unity.\\

* [[LazyBum Grif]] receives one against ''[[BigBad O'Malley]]'', of all characters, in the season finale. To further explain: O'Malley goes on a body-surfing rampage in order to get to Tex (starting off by possessing Simmons, who then gets beaten up and forced out by Tex, then Caboose, who gets forced out alongside Tex by Church, then Donut and Sarge, prompting Tex to do the same to them as she did with Simmons), but the moment he possesses Grif? While Grif does immediately develop the urge to conquer the universe... he ends up choosing not to because of his lazy nature. As a result, he's the only character O'Malley abandons by choice (alongside Doc) instead of being beaten up and forced out by Tex. That’s right: Not even the AI personification of rage and hostility can make him get off his fat ass! (Doubles as a funny moment, considering that this ''is'' [[DeadpanSnarker Grif]] and [[LaughablyEvil O'Malley]] we're talking about.)

* [[LazyBum Grif]] receives one against ''[[BigBad O'Malley]]'', of all characters, in the season finale. To further explain: O'Malley goes on a body-surfing rampage in order to get to Tex (starting off by possessing Simmons, who then gets beaten up and forced out by Tex, then Caboose, who gets forced out alongside Tex by Church, then Donut and Sarge, prompting Tex to do the same to them as she did with Simmons), but the moment he possesses Grif? While Grif does immediately desire the urge to conquer the universe... he ends up choosing not to because of his lazy nature. As a result, he's the only character O'Malley abandons by choice (alongside Doc) instead of being beaten up and forced out by Tex. That’s right: Not even the AI personification of rage and hostility can make him get off his fat ass! (Doubles as a funny moment, considering that this ''is'' [[DeadpanSnarker Grif]] and [[LaughablyEvil O'Malley]] we're talking about.)
-->'''O'Malley!Grif:''' Whoa, that's weird. I have a sudden urge to conquer the universe. [[LampshadeHanging Which is odd for me]] because, well that would take actual work... [[NoSell I think I'll just fall asleep instead]] ''(Doess so)''.

* [[LazyBum Grif]] receives one against ''[[BigBad O'Malley]]'', of all characters, in the season finale. To further explain: O'Malley goes on a body-surfing rampage in order to get to Tex (starting off by possessing Simmons, who then gets beaten up and forced out by Tex, then Caboose, who gets forced out alongside Tex by Church, then Donut and Sarge, prompting Tex to do the same to them as she did with Simmons), but the moment he possesses Grif? While Grif does immediately desire the urge to conquer the universe... he chooses not to because of his lazy nature. As a result, he's the only character O'Malley abandons by choice (alongside Doc), instead of being beaten up and forced out by Tex. That’s right: Not even the AI personification of rage and hostility can make him get off his fat ass! (Doubles as a funny moment, considering that this ''is'' [[DeadpanSnarker Grif]] and [[LaughablyEvil O'Malley]] we're talking about.)
-->'''O'Malley!Grif:''' Whoa, that's weird. I have a sudden urge to conquer the universe. [[LampshadeHanging Which is odd for me]] because, well that would take actual work... [[NoSell I think I'll just fall asleep instead]].

* [[LazyBum Grif]] receives one against ''[[BigBad O'Malley]]'', of all characters, in the season finale. To further explain: O'Malley goes on a body-surfing rampage in order to get to Tex (starting off by possessing Simmons, who then gets beaten up and forced out by Tex, then Caboose, who gets forced out alongside Tex by Church, then Donut and Sarge, prompting Tex to do the same to them as she did with Simmons), but the moment he possesses Grif? While Grif does immediately desire the urge to conquer the universe... he chooses not to because of his lazy nature. As a result, he's the only character O'Malley abandons by choice (alongside Doc), instead of being beaten up by Tex. That’s right: Not even the AI personification of rage and hostility can make him get off his fat ass!

** Carolina vs. Sharkface. The whole damn fight is packed with awesome moments.

** Carolina convincing Tucker not to kill Temple. Tucker insinuates that Temple deserves to die, calling him a killer for all of the deaths he's caused, but Carolina counters with "And so are we!", but the difference is that they only fight and take lives when there's no other option, and [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre Tucker has the option be the better man]] instead of [[IfYouKillHimYouWillBeJustLikeHim stooping to Temple's level]]. So, Tucker takes the better option and spares Temple.