RWBY: Volume 1 (2013)
A young hero, an exalted heiress, a troubled rogue, and a party girl- These are the four members of RWBY, a team brought together and trained for the sole purpose of combating the rampant evils that plague the fantastic world of Remnant. If these four girls want to graduate Beacon Academy they'll have to learn to work together both on the battlefield and in the classroom.
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A young hero, an exalted heiress, a troubled rogue, and a party girl- These are the four members of RWBY, a team brought together and trained for the sole purpose of combating the rampant evils that plague the fantastic world of Remnant. If these four girls want to graduate Beacon Academy they'll have to learn to work together both on the battlefield and in the classroom.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Written By:Miles Luna, Kerry Shawcross
In Theaters:11/7/2013
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Rooster Teeth Productions
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