Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part Two

A direct follow-up to Part One, this sequel tries to ground itself by shifting the action to Earth. The RWBY girls age up, the Justice League regains its adult forms, and Yang finally kisses Blake. Canon confirmed. The haters can suck it.

Unfortunately, the narrative is still a slog. The final 22 minutes are excruciating. Jessica Cruz is a solid presence, but the roster is overstuffed. One villain is a foppish cyborg with Doc Ock arms; the other is an AI named Killgore. Yes-Killgore. It screeches like a brat and feels like a parody of comic relief.

The kiss between Blake and Yang has been teased for years, but its freeze-frame delivery feels more like a press release than a moment of earned intimacy. It's not liberation-it's staging.

So the crossover concludes not with catharsis, but with choreography. A little fan service, a lot of filler, and one big shrug of a finale.

Part Two is great in pretty much everything compared to Part Two. Part 2 was much better than part 1, not just because they got through the interaction setup between RWBY and JL in part 1 but because part 1 had a lot of plotlines that didn't really go anywhere, Jessic and Jaune was the only one that met the beats, here multiple characters get it, especially Ruby which is nice, plus the enemies are actually tough so there's more variety in fights.

Synopsis: After their adventure in Remnant cyberspace, courtesy of Kilg%re, the Justice League return to Earth. However, they find the Grimm have followed them and are somehow duplicating their powers. Bringing Black Canary up to speed, the League is forced to seek out Team RWBY for help.

The most annoying part of Part One was all the teenage animation which was magically gone in Part Two! I'm not usually one to buy prints, but this artwork was quite impressive, and I'll be searching for something to commemorate that.

We finally get to see some fresh character development, both for the protagonists, and finally the antagonists, and it's actually quite interesting. No spoilers, but it's way better than "the multiverse is collapsing, and we can stabilize it by doing this contrived thing".

No wasted shots so far...really hoping we get more than just Part Three, but wouldn't want them to start wasting time either. This has been great, and would really like to see all of this as canon in RWBY Volume 10, to include this caliber of art. Keep drawing them as adults - no one really aspires to be a teenager anyway.

I am glad that they split the arc in 2 movies, it wouldnt have worked even if it would have been a 2 hour long one.

This one is def a step up vs the last one and it ends it well.

The new costumes looked great, and it was nice watching them all grow up, cause maybe we will never see them like that.

The pacing was neat and well structured but i can see that it was a bit too fast but it was understandable.

It was fun to see their interaction after the rwby had a different time speed which showed us the current rwby team and their problems and how the DC characters helped them with it.

As always the team fights were the best thing.

I liked both of the movies. Great stories within stories and I loved how they tied the events of RWBY into it as well. The only thing I wish that they had done differently would be the animation. I wish that in this one (part 2) they would have done the animation style that we have come to know of the Justice League in the recent years. I feel it would have been a little cooler to see what the RWBY characters (Grimm included) would have looked like in that world instead of the RWBY animation. Also, have to give a shoutout to Christopher R Sabat. He is one of my favorite voice actors that in any type of animation, I always get a huge sense of nostalgia to my early years of watching DBZ. You rock man!!