#red vs blue spoiler

[churchstopsurgeryscars]

I will never forgive RT for what they did with Grif and Simmons. Literally was like "Theyre never going to see each other again after being together for so long and it doesnt matter"

[fischiee]

it was an honor being queerbated with you all 🫡

[hungry-skeleton]

Crisis averted everyone! I have remade RvB restoration from the ground up and it is 100% better! Enjoy!

(also if the audio is loud as fuck I'm sorry)

[kastimere]

AVA/AVM WHITEBOARD DOODLES WITH @thatonefishfriend WOOHOOOO

(Put the @'s next to each drawing to differentiate who drew what KWHDNQODHW)

[faderiftss]

If I did have to be here…. I'm just glad I was here with all of you.

[akalegos]

restoration cannot hurt me

[holliday-is-holligay]

RED VS BLUE EXISTED BEFORE YOUTUBE AND STREAMING SERVICES AND I'M TIRED OF PEOPLE NOT UNDERSTANDING OR REMEMBERING HOW IMPORTANT THAT IS

The Rooster Teeth Website is going to go down in a few hours and we need to remember what they DID.

Red vs Blue proved, before anyone else, that a company could thrive entirely off an online only series. Think about how long it took for the rest of the internet and the world to catch up to what Rooster Teeth did? How long it took before youtubers were able to make a living off of their work, how long it took before youtube could solve that issue? How long it took before streaming services became what they became?

It's a part of the company's history that's only ever rarely brought up and I really wish would be discussed more because Red vs Blue, and its creators had a genuine impact on our culture and as much as Frieren has taught me to understand that everyone will be forgotten eventually, that doesn't meant I won't try to make sure that for now... we fucking remember what Red vs Blue meant for creators.

[itsyouch]

"double O donut is on the case!"

[weatheredlaw]

so, grif. i have something for you. like a gift from sarge? no. this is from me.

[agentark]

see you around, rvb

[futuristicdoormats789]

this happened right

[birthday-blue]

while i was making this i realized like. how did hallucination doc know that "the meta" would be at blood gulch. am i missing something

[hidingoutbackstage]

[karvviie]

grimmons edit to the song “So Alright, Cool, Whatever” by The Happy Fits

(spoilers for the final season!)

[0utpost-alpha]

One of my favorite moments from Restoration

[katzenklavierr]

Got an ask regarding the Restoration commentary track, so I'll summarize some of the interesting stuff in it for anyone interested who doesn't want to watch it/can't watch it at the moment and wants to know:

Overall, the direction they wanted to go with this was to provide some sense of closure for long-term fans of the show without de-legitimizing Joe Nicolosi & Jason Weight's trilogy. Thus, they wrote it in such a way where it can be taken as canon or not.

They consider RvB to have a comic-book-esq sense of continuity, where people can watch the parts they like and consider those the story, and leave the door open for fanworks and alternate interpretations. They say that fans often make connections to things they never even thought of.

They wanted to focus more on Red Team, which they acknowledged usually doesn't get as much plot-relevant stuff, but whom they consider to be important to setting the tone of the show and keeping it comedic.

They consider Simmons to be somewhat of the main character in the film and wanted to focus on his arc.

Wash's story arc was playing off of his arc in S17, but they wanted to take it in a different direction.

The main story is based on the original pitch Burns gave for S15, where it would have likely been expanded into a trilogy involving both stopping Tucker and trying to save him, but ultimately they went with Nicolosi's pitch instead. They condensed the story significantly for the movie.

The production team was very small, Hullum speculates the smallest one they've had since Season 8. They were also working under relatively tight budget and time constraints. Burns mentions working on the script as late as January 2023.

They said it was difficult to get the pacing right knowing it would be a single release rather than an episodic one. They also say that they did revisit some earlier seasons while working on it for inspiration.

They consider bringing Tex back to be Caboose's decision, not Church's. Church's plan was trying to bring himself back. They tried to imply this in the script without directly stating it.

There was a cut scene showing that Tex and Church spent a lot of time (relative to them) inside the memory unit before it was destroyed.

There's another deleted scene where it's revealed Simmons has access to Grif's internet history. Both of them are uncomfortable about this.

Donut is Geoff Ramsey's favourite character.

A certain website has been updated.