Liga de la Justicia x RWBY: Superhéroes y Cazadores: Parte 1

Really did not know what to expect, but one thing that stood out was the bad animation. Seemed to be rushed or not finished as far as the animation went. Probably not done at a studio that has much experience . Not sure what would make someone think this collaboration was a good idea. Unless you are a rwby fan, you'll probably not be interested in this. Voice acting of the league characters was not great by any means, not going to bother if there is a part two. I enjoy all the dc animated features but not this one. Seems to be more oriented towards a pre-teen specific rwby crowd. Has not much in the way of draws for any DC fan.

So, I finally saw this movie and I enjoyed it about as much as I expected. I certainly didn't hate it, but I didn't think it was great either. It was meh, just like the original RWBYxJustice League comic. Would I recommend this? To hardcore RWBY fans, sure. In fact, RWBY fans should watch and support this so we can hopefully get Volume 10. But I don't think DC fans will get much out of this, unless you're a big Jessica Cruz fan. Batman fans especially should stay away from this, as they do his character quite dirty here.

This crossover in and of itself I always questioned; "Why is this a thing?" Pairing RWBY with the JL always seemed like a weird idea to me. I'm a big DC fan, and I'm a fan of RWBY too, but the two never seemed compatible to me. I felt that about the comic, and even more so about this. When I think about what franchises would make cool crossovers with RWBY, I think Final Fantasy 7. The world of RWBY has always reminded me a lot of FF7, ad we already had a Yang vs. Tifa death battle way back. Other crossovers I wouldn't mind seeing are RWBYxDestiny or RWBYxHonkai Impact. Those would fit with RWBY more than this.

And if this film needed to happen, why couldn't they just adapt the comic they made. I didn't think the comic was great either, but I honestly prefer that over this. I liked the story more, and the comic had a better villain. I mean Starro isn't exactly an A-lister, but he's at least a somewhat iconic villain that I recognize. Here we have some villain I've never even heard of before, and I've watched & read a lot of DC stuff. Changing the story drastically from the comic also brings up a couple plot holes too. Batman having powers makes no sense in this movie the way it did in the comic. Though, there is one change I'm glad they made.

Easily the best thing about this movie is Jessica Cruz. I'll even go as far as to say this is my favorite version of this character. I love her design, and her arc was easily the best of the film. So, I'm grateful to this movie for that at least. As for the designs for the rest of the JL; I really like Vixen's look. The designs for Wonder Woman, Cyborg, and the Flash are...there. They're okay, I guess.

The designs for Batman and Superman are lame. They were lame in the comic, and they're lame here. What's more, this Batman does not feel like Batman at all. And the guy they got to voice him is just horrid. He sounds like he's phoning in his lines while drunk. As I said, hardcore Batman fans should stay away from this.

It was a bit cool seeing some of Vale/Beacon in the Maya engine, with RWBY in their original attire. I guess I don't mind Superman helping RWBY to have confidence as a leader. It fits since this does take place during the Atlas arc. Though, I wish Ruby had a bit more to do in the finale. Way to go writers. Way to keep with that RWBY tradition. Well, at least I have V9.

As a fan of both RWBY and the Justice League i was both excited and hesitant to watch it, cause i knew that crossovers could often be hit or miss. However, after watching the movie, I was both glad and shocked at how well it turned out.

First and foremost, the action sequences were absolutely stunning. And it was amazing to see the RWBY characters fighting alongside members of the Justice League. The fight scenes were fast-paced, exciting, and truly showcased the unique abilities of each character.

However, the movie was not without its flaws. One major issue I had with the movie was its length. Clocking in at just over an hour, the movie felt rushed and could have benefited from an extra 15-20 minutes of runtime. This would have allowed for more character development and a deeper exploration of the story.

Another issue I had with the movie was the weak introduction. The first few minutes of the movie felt disjointed and confusing, with a sudden jump from one scene to another without much explanation. While the story eventually came together, a stronger and more coherent introduction would have helped to set the stage for the rest of the movie. The "i dont remember" choice may have been better without it. But it fitted the 1h 20 time.

Despite these flaws, I still thoroughly enjoyed the crossover movie. It was a unique and exciting blend of two beloved series, and I was impressed by how well the characters and storylines were integrated. The movie did justice to both series and did not feel like a cheap cash grab, which can often be the case with crossovers.

In conclusion, I would rate the RWBY and Justice League crossover movie a 6 out of 10. While it was a great experience for fans of both series, it could have been even better with a longer runtime and a stronger introduction. Nonetheless, it was an enjoyable and action-packed ride that was well worth the watch for fans of either series.

But the integration? 10/10.

Do you like how compassionate and kind Superman is?

Do you like how intelligent, bold, stoic, dramatic, intimidating but kind Batman is?

Do you like how headstrong Diana is, how she is skeptical, admirable, smart?

Do you like the early volumes of RWBY and want a cool throwback to the tone of those early volumes and the characters?

Get ready. BECAUSE THIS MOVIE DELIVERS NONE OF THAT.

Superman is now a dorky insecure shy guy who doesn't quite understand anything.

Batman is also a nervous sad boy.

Diana is as complex as cardboard. Every other character serve to explain the plot through exposition.

There is nothing complex in this movie. It does not aim to be a respectful tribute to RWBY or DC fans.

Your favorite characters on both sides do not get time to express themselves apart from trying to pick a part a mystery that is revealed through exposition and endless scenes of ''Why are we here guys?''

The writing is as complex and thought provoking as a first draft essay done for homework in middle school. This is not a good movie. It is not a fun one you can laugh at with friends. It just is bland, unimaginative and rushed.

Right, well I did not know about this DC animated movie titled "Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part One" prior to stumbling upon it by sheer, random luck. And I opted to sit down and watch it, since I had the free time. Usually I am not overly keen on superhero things, so I wasn't exactly thrilled to find this particular animated movie.

First of all, the title of the movie, "Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part One", is just not one that has any appeal to it whatsoever. It feels cluttered, clumbsy and just too long. And already there was the first anchor around the ankles of the movie.

The next anchor was the art style used. It looked like unfinished graphics for a 1990s computer game. It was seriously lacking textures and layers, and looked too plain and unfinished. Plus the fact that it was reminiscent of something trying to imitate Anime, but not fully delving into the Japanese art style. And those things just killed off "Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part One" for me. And I ended up giving up on it not even a quarter-way through the ordeal.

I don't even know what RWBY is, and thus can't claim that this aspect of this crossover DC animated movie had any appeal either.

I can't say whether or not the storyline in "Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part One" was good, because I just simply hadn't seen enough to form an opinon on it. But the art style in this 2023 animated movie from writer Meghan Fitzmartin and director Kerry Shawcross just didn't appeal to me in any way.

This 2023 animated movie receives a generous two out of ten stars from me, as I am not interested in watching something that looks like a discarded 1990s computer game that didn't make the cut because of subpar graphics.