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Jeff and Casey Williams have the Soundtrack well off. Its one of those soundtracks, in my mind, that you never forget. I'm not into rock-ish music that much, but they pulled me into whatever they conjure up in the soundbooth.
Like Meelis13 was saying, the humor is good and rolls with the punches.
Volume 1 is just setting the characters, places, and relationships. It does have pretty good action sequences, but it sorta has a slow upstart. Volume 2 has more exposition and plot but it certainly does pick up, the action sequences do improve in qualty as well. And it introduces just a few new characters.
All I have to say about Volume 3 so far is, Qrow is a delightful drunk.
Therefore, I would highy recommend this show.
Story is meh (but improving), animation quality varies - despite what most will say, usually it's just going too fast to see flaws during fight scenes rather than the fights actually being exceptionally well animated - but is generally somewhere between "acceptable" and "pretty good," occasionally dipping lower or peaking higher. Like with the story, it has been improving with time, and there have been far fewer little hiccups and glitches so far in Vol III than there were in previous seasons. Voice acting was unimpressive to start with, but as the cast got more familiar with their roles and/or voice acting in general, it improved a lot. By Volume II it was much less distracting. Volume III is much better and they've sarted to pull some HUGE names for secondary characters (such as Yuri Lowenthal and Vic Mignogna).
Overall 7-7.5/10, very enjoyable and pleasant to watch even if it's far from what I'd call "great."
If it is on Kissanime and Crunchyroll, then it is most likely classed as an anime, which is what Monty Oum (Creator of RWBY) probably wanted to make it as.
By definition, Anime are Japanese animated products featuring hand-drawn or computer animation. RWBY is not a Japanese animated product featuring hand drawn or computer animation. RWBY is an American animated Web series.
By that definition, the vast majority of Anime are no longer Anime. Most of it is not animated in Japan.
RWBY is either a professional company with the lowest budget in the world, or the amature company in the world with the highest budget.
(a more correct placing would propertly be somewhere in the middle)
Having the key person behind the whole series not being there anymore seems to be the reason, that's true. As I said, hopefully they will git gud soon. They showed that they can still make a nice fighting scene with Qrow and Winter..