Wow. People like this do exist.
It is pretty awful though.
Personally, I think the problem is that Rooster Teeth expected this to fizzle out and just wanted to throw Monty a bone to keep him from burning out on Red vs. Blue. As a result, it never really got the budget to take off until after Monty died.
But while Monty was a great animator, he wasn\'t a great writer and he constantly threw in new plot devices like semblances and Maidens at a whim. As a result, we have the weird hodgepodge of dropped plot points, abrupt endings, and poorly fleshed out characters. Combine that with the pandering to the shipping crowd and it\'s easy to see why the story is becoming a trainwreck.
But it\'s kind of tiring to see people venerate Monty as this sacred entity who could do no wrong when he\'s also at the root of RWBY\'s problems.
To be fair, I\'m pretty sure it\'s the fandom calling RWBY an anime, not the creators.
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Try Too Hard—Need To Stop
They need to stop! It went downhill ever since the creator died. Only the first two seasons' fight scenes were amazing, unlike latter seasons—same for the opening songs and opening animation, and notice how the season 6's animation was the most wannabe of the first two seasons. Trying too hard, obviously feeling the deficit. The first season's clothes were great, but then when they started making new clothes later on, they were LAME, UGLY, and obviously modified slightly but never real new original clothes—quite lazy and uncreative in my opinion. And when they started doing other lame things: like killing off people randomly because they didn't know what to do with them anymore; cutting people's hair; and cutting off people's arms—that was when I knew I was done with that show. VERY VERY VERY DISAPPOINTING in the end. Everybody knows only the creator made the series great, without him it is nothing. And they call themselves anime?! Heck, even Avatar was more anime than this!!!