RWBY: Volume 4

Arrived before expected, plastic wrapped and the DVD was great with only one 2-second hiccup during playback.The animation is worse than in the previous volumes, but I liked the new art as well as the characters and story directions in this one.

I love it a lot

Just fantastic. The footage is beautiful on the Bluray and I don't have to deal with streaming and ads to rewatch one of my favorite series. I have kind of bad internet so hard copies are a must for things I want to watch whenever I want.There was an issue with pre-ordering this through Amazon. I was supposed to receive it June 6 the day it released but I did not receive the discs until June 15. I was pretty upset about that but I called Customer Support and was given a promotional certificate for the inconvenience. That was a nice gesture, but I will be doing my future preorders directly through the manufacturer (Rooster Teeth) from now on.Delivery speed has nothing to due with the product though which is why this still got five stars. Absolutely love it. Comes with Bluray and DVD just in case

The RWBY: Volume 4 [Blu-ray] is just excellent! (I admit, I have not actually watched the DVD yet - so this review is for the Blu-ray disc in this set which includes both formats.)If you're thinking of purchasing this, I'm going to assume that you're already familiar with the world of Remnant and with Team RWBY's exploits of the past three volumes. Here we find Team RWBY going in different directions, each member on their own road with it's own difficulties and dangers. This is a must-have follow-up to Volume 3.

Revelations! This was more of a build up for the next big string of events a lot like volume 2 was. Lots of quality upgrades. Its not as good as volume 3 but finally you get to learn the history of characters, the fate of Ozpin, see Salem and her gang and find out exactly what they are after. The next volume is bound to be unbelievable.

the story picks up, twists happen that i never expected, the bonus features draw me in and i learn so much from them. i dont want to spoil anything but the relationship developments in this part were exponentially important and moved beautifully. i love this volume a lot

Follows Ruby and her team as they go their separate ways. Ruby and the remnants of JNPR go on a long journey and fight monsters (the Grim). Weiss fights her own battles with her family, Blake also goes home and has to sort some things out. Yang finally accepts the loss of her arm and her father helps her train. Everyone else is battling someone or something else, but Yang's battles are mostly with Yang.

Wish it was longer but that could be said of most good series. I don't like that some of the main characters are separated from the rest but that fits the story and is needed for the character and plot development. Im curious to know how Cinder will work out and the backstory for her and the new villains.