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Justice League x Rwby: Super Heroes & Huntsmen, Part Two is available on Blu-Ray from 30th October, and on Digital Download from 17th October! To celebrate its release, we’re giving one lucky winner a copy of the latest DC Animated Movie, Justice League x Rwby: Super Heroes & Huntsmen, Part Two on Blu-Ray!

Following Justice League x Rwby: Super Heroes & Huntsmen, Part One, the new animated film from Rooster Teeth Animation, DC and Warner Bros. Animation, will see the Justice League and Team Rwby team up again in a whole new environment to take on Grimm, who has arrived on earth with even more powers.

Joining the voice cast are Jamie Chung as Black Canary, David Dastmalchian as The Flash, Laura Bailey as Wonder Woman, Troy Baker as Batman and Travis Willingham as Superman. Returning from Part One are Ozioma Akagha (Teen Titans Go!) as Vixen, Jeannie Tirado as Green Lantern...

Cbr has an exclusive clip to share from the imminent release of the animated crossover film Justice League x Rwby: Super Heroes & Huntsmen, Part Two.

Part One of the two-part crossover was released back in April, following Team Rwby as they partner up wiht the Justice League after the latter had been turned into teenage versions of themselves in Remnant. Part Two, which releases digitally on Oct. 17 followed by a 4K Uhd and Blu-ray release on Oct. 31, will see Team Rwby and the Justice League team back up in an all-new environment to take on a much more powerful Grimm. Cbr's clip featuring the two teams reconnecting can be viewed below.

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In the clip, Team Rwby is surprised to see that the Justice League members are all now adults, much older than whan they last saw the superheroes in Part One.

“Rwby” is crossing over with the heroes of DC Comics. A new film spinoff of the popular animated web series has been announced, which will feature characters from the Justice League.

The announcement was made on Friday during Rtx Austin, a convention hosted by digital media company Rooster Teeth. During a panel for “Rwby,” the cast and crew — including writers and directors Kerry Shawcross and Eddy Rivas, supervising producer Laura Yates and voice actors Lindsay Jones, Barbara Dunkelman, Arryn Zech and Kara Eberle — dropped the news for the upcoming film, along with other announcements.

The crossover will be the first film set in the “Rwby” universe and will be animated by the same team as the web series. The film will be produced by Rooster Teeth in partnership with Warner Bros. Animation and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. The series comes after last year’s “Rwby x Justice League” comic book miniseries,...

Burbank, CA – More than ever before, the allied forces battling Salem mustunite in a single, concerted effort to prevail in the eighth thrilling season of Rooster Teeth’s anime-inspired series Rwby. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will distribute Rwby – Volume 8 on Digital and Blu-ray starting yesterday.

Beloved by fans and acclaimed by critics, Rwby imagines a world filled with horrific monsters bent on death and destruction, and humanity’s only hope lies with powerful Huntsmen and Huntresses. Ruby Rose, Weiss Schnee, Blake Belladonna and Yang Xiao Long are four such Huntresses-in-training, and their journey takes them far beyond the gates of Beacon Academy as they confront dark forces and work as a team to become the next generation of Remnant’s protectors.

In Rwby – Volume 8, our heroes’ worst fears have finally been realized: Salem is here, and the timing couldn’t be worse for the divided Kingdom of Atlas. Fear has turned the friends into enemies,...

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