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{{Title|''Red vs. Blue''}} | {{Title|''Red vs. Blue''}} | ||
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*Burnie Burns | *Burnie Burns | ||
*Matt Hullum | |||
*Geoff Ramsey | |||
*Gustavo Sorola | |||
*Joel Heyman | |||
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*Burnie Burns (Season 1-6, 8-10 | *Burnie Burns (Season 1-6, 8-10) | ||
*Matt Hullum (Season | *Matt Hullum (Season 1-6) | ||
*Gavin Free (Relocated, Season 7) | *Gavin Free (Relocated, Season 7) | ||
*Miles Luna (The Chorus Trilogy | *Miles Luna (The Chorus Trilogy, seasons 11-13) | ||
*Joe Nicolosi (Season 15 - The Shisno Paradox) | *Joe Nicolosi (Season 15 - The Shisno Paradox) | ||
* | *Jason Weight (Singularity) | ||
*Torrian Crawford (Zero) | *Torrian Crawford (Zero) | ||
*Noël Wiggins (Zero) | *Noël Wiggins (Zero) | ||
|voices = | |voices = | ||
*Burnie Burns (2003-2020 | *Burnie Burns (2003 - 2020) | ||
*Yomary Cruz | *Yomary Cruz | ||
*Joel Heyman (2003-2020) | *Joel Heyman (2003 - 2020) | ||
*Dan Godwin | *Dan Godwin | ||
*Matt Hullum | *Matt Hullum | ||
*Geoff Ramsey | *Geoff Ramsey | ||
*Jason Saldaña | *Jason Saldaña | ||
*Gustavo Sorola | *Gustavo Sorola | ||
*Kathleen Zuelch (2003- | *Kathleen Zuelch (2003 - 2015) | ||
*Shannon McCormick | *Shannon McCormick | ||
*Jen Brown | *Jen Brown | ||
*Miles Luna | *Miles Luna | ||
*Gray G. Haddock | *Gray G. Haddock | ||
*Ricco Fajardo | *Ricco Fajardo | ||
*Lee Eddy | *Lee Eddy | ||
*Noël Wiggins | *Noël Wiggins | ||
*Fiona Nova | *Fiona Nova | ||
*Christian Young | *Christian Young | ||
*Jenn K. Tidwell | *Jenn K. Tidwell | ||
*Hannah McCarthy | *Hannah McCarthy | ||
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*April 1, 2003–June 28, 2007 (The Blood Gulch Chronicles) | *April 1, 2003–June 28, 2007 (The Blood Gulch Chronicles) | ||
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*May 8, 2016-October 16, 2016 (Season 14) | *May 8, 2016-October 16, 2016 (Season 14) | ||
*April 2, 2017-May 25, 2019 (The Shisno Trilogy) | *April 2, 2017-May 25, 2019 (The Shisno Trilogy) | ||
*October 19, 2020- | *October 19, 2020 - (Zero) | ||
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*The Blood Gulch Chronicles: | *The Blood Gulch Chronicles: 100 | ||
*Out of Mind: 5 | |||
*Recollections: 66 | *Recollections: 66 | ||
*Project Freelancer: 51 | *Project Freelancer: 51 | ||
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*The Shisno Trilogy: 48 | *The Shisno Trilogy: 48 | ||
*Zero: 8 | *Zero: 8 | ||
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{{Article quote|In the distant future, ten soldiers battle for control of the least desirable piece of real estate in the known universe- a box canyon in the middle of nowhere.}} | {{Article quote|In the distant future, ten soldiers battle for control of the least desirable piece of real estate in the known universe- a box canyon in the middle of nowhere.}} | ||
'''Red vs. Blue''', often abbreviated as '''RvB''', is a [[machinima]] series created by [[Rooster Teeth|Rooster Teeth Productions]]. The story centers around the adventures of two teams composed of simulation soldiers. The series is primarily produced using the machinima technique of synchronizing video footage from a game to pre-recorded dialogue and other audio. Footage is mostly from the multiplayer modes of ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and its sequels | '''Red vs. Blue''', often abbreviated as '''RvB''', is a [[machinima]] series created by [[Rooster Teeth|Rooster Teeth Productions]]. The story centers around the adventures of two teams composed of simulation soldiers. The series is primarily produced using the machinima technique of synchronizing video footage from a game to pre-recorded dialogue and other audio. Footage is mostly from the multiplayer modes of ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and its sequels, ''Halo 2'' and ''Halo 3''. | ||
The series is published by [[Rooster Teeth|Rooster Teeth Productions]], originally available for download per episode at their site and later released on DVD. Praised for its originality, the series has won a total of four awards from the Academy of Machinima Arts & Sciences. Although mainly a satirical and absurdist comedy, the show often touches on deeper philosophy about the meaning of war when it comes down to individual soldiers; as well as other more serious themes such as human morals in the face of extinction and the humanity of artificial intelligence. The characters occasionally question the validity of their mission and whether or not it accomplishes anything, a common theme in commentary about the ethics of war. | The series is published by [[Rooster Teeth|Rooster Teeth Productions]], originally available for download per episode at their site and later released on DVD. Praised for its originality, the series has won a total of four awards from the Academy of Machinima Arts & Sciences. Although mainly a satirical and absurdist comedy, the show often touches on deeper philosophy about the meaning of war when it comes down to individual soldiers; as well as other more serious themes such as human morals in the face of extinction and the humanity of artificial intelligence. The characters occasionally question the validity of their mission and whether or not it accomplishes anything, a common theme in commentary about the ethics of war. | ||
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Season 13 is a direct follow-up to Season 12 and the last season of the Chorus Trilogy, in which the Blood Gulch Crew, the New Republic and the Federal Army of Chorus join forces to go to war against Chairman Malcom Hargrove and his space pirates. While this season is the last of the Chorus Trilogy, it doesn't fully conclude the story of many characters, including most members of the Blood Gulch Crew, Locus and the inhabitants of Chorus. | Season 13 is a direct follow-up to Season 12 and the last season of the Chorus Trilogy, in which the Blood Gulch Crew, the New Republic and the Federal Army of Chorus join forces to go to war against Chairman Malcom Hargrove and his space pirates. While this season is the last of the Chorus Trilogy, it doesn't fully conclude the story of many characters, including most members of the Blood Gulch Crew, Locus and the inhabitants of Chorus. | ||
===Season 14 | ===Season 14=== | ||
{{Main|wiki=rvb|Red vs. Blue: | {{Main|wiki=rvb|Red vs. Blue: Season 14}} | ||
This anthology | This is the first season of the series to be an anthology, presenting a collection of short stories focused on various characters, factions, and events, rather than an episodic storyline. This is also the first season to be written by a combination of both in-house writers and writers residing outside of Rooster Teeth. | ||
===The Shisno Trilogy=== | ===The Shisno Trilogy=== | ||
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===Zero=== | ===Zero=== | ||
{{Main|wiki=rvb|Red vs. Blue: Zero}} | {{Main|wiki=rvb|Red vs. Blue: Zero}} | ||
Zero is the eighteenth full season of RvB. Zero focused on a new cast of characters, under the team named "Shatter Squad", who fights against an organization led by someone named "Zero" | Zero is the eighteenth full season of RvB. Zero focused on a new cast of characters, under the team named "Shatter Squad", who fights against an organization led by someone named "Zero". | ||
===Other=== | ===Other=== | ||
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{{Main|wiki=rvb|Red vs. Blue: MIA}} | {{Main|wiki=rvb|Red vs. Blue: MIA}} | ||
MIA is a 6-episodes miniseries released to celebrate and promote the launch of ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary]]''. It was first mentioned in August [[2011]], during Halo Fest, where the cast had a table read of the series first three episodes' scripts, as well as some improvised comedic lines.<ref>[https://halo.xbox.com/en-us/Games/Detail/red-vs-blue-table-read/1577b57f-ef6a-4874-a613-5ffdafcdd84c '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Red vs. Blue Table Read'']</ref> The first episode was released on Halo Waypoint in November 2011. | |||
The series follow the Reds and Blues as they search for Grif, who is missing, at the same time exploring the multiplayers maps included in the [[Anniversary Map Pack]]. | The series follow the Reds and Blues as they search for Grif, who is missing, at the same time exploring the multiplayers maps included in the [[Anniversary Map Pack]]. | ||
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{{Main|wiki=rvb|Red vs. Blue: Where There's a Will, There's a Wall}} | {{Main|wiki=rvb|Red vs. Blue: Where There's a Will, There's a Wall}} | ||
Where There's a Will, There's a Wall, shortened "Red vs. Blue: Wall", is a 3-episodes miniseries relating to the Reds attempting to find out what is behind the wall in Hemorrhage, while the Blues receive a Falcon transport as a shipment and what they plan to do with it. | |||
====The Best of Red vs. Blue Awards==== | ====The Best of Red vs. Blue Awards==== | ||
{{Main|wiki=rvb|The Best of Red vs. Blue Awards}} | {{Main|wiki=rvb|The Best of Red vs. Blue Awards}} | ||
The Best of Red vs. Blue Awards, also known as "The Best Red vs. Blue. Ever. Of All Time", is a special video of Red vs. Blue that presents the series' most memorable moments (from Season 1 to Season 9) - as voted by the fans - and is presented in an award show type style. The special also features numerous Red vs. Blue and Grifball miniseries characters. | |||
==Development history== | ==Development history== | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
===Homage from the | ===Homage from the Halo series=== | ||
*On [[Bungie.net]] and Halo Waypoint, the [[Flag Kill]] medal's description, which is triggered by scrolling over the flag symbol, is "It's right next to the headlight fluid". This is a reference to episodes 3 and 4 of ''Blood Gulch Chronicles'' where the new recruit, Donut, is sent on a fool's errand to fetch "headlight fluid" and "elbow grease". Instead, he mistakenly goes to Blue Base and takes their flag. | *On [[Bungie.net]] and Halo Waypoint, the [[Flag Kill]] medal's description, which is triggered by scrolling over the flag symbol, is "It's right next to the headlight fluid". This is a reference to episodes 3 and 4 of ''Blood Gulch Chronicles'' where the new recruit, Donut, is sent on a fool's errand to fetch "headlight fluid" and "elbow grease". Instead, he mistakenly goes to Blue Base and takes their flag. | ||
*In the ''Halo 2'' multiplayer map ''[[Beaver Creek]]'', a faint message reading "[[Why Am I Here]]" can be seen on the wall, referencing the first line in ''Red vs. Blue''. | *In the ''Halo 2'' multiplayer map ''[[Beaver Creek]]'', a faint message reading "[[Why Am I Here]]" can be seen on the wall, referencing the first line in ''Red vs. Blue''. | ||
*In ''Halo 3'', the [[Password- | *In ''Halo 3'', the [[Password-Lacking Marine]] involves a Marine and a voice behind a door arguing. Not only are the duo voiced by the Rooster Teeth crew, their arguments also make reference to ''Red vs. Blue'' lines. | ||
*In ''Halo 3'', ''Halo 3: ODST'', and ''Halo: Reach'', the [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthog]]'s tires are printed with the word "PUMA". This is a reference to the second episode of ''Red vs. Blue'', in which Grif commented that the Red Team's Warthog resembles a Puma rather than a Warthog. | *In ''Halo 3'', ''Halo 3: ODST'', and ''Halo: Reach'', the [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthog]]'s tires are printed with the word "PUMA". This is a reference to the second episode of ''Red vs. Blue'', in which Grif commented that the Red Team's Warthog resembles a Puma rather than a Warthog. | ||
*In the [[Halo: Reach radio conversations#Holdout|Halo: Reach radio conversation]] on Holdout, two characters can be heard discussing their "zombie plans," referencing the Red vs. Blue PSA ''Planning to Fail''. | *In the [[Halo: Reach radio conversations#Holdout|Halo: Reach radio conversation]] on Holdout, two characters can be heard discussing their "zombie plans," referencing the Red vs. Blue PSA ''Planning to Fail''. | ||
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**The AI [[Black Box]] calls [[Evan Phillips]] "Phyllis", which was the original name of the Blue Team's [[M808B Main Battle Tank|tank's]] [[Artificial Intelligence|AI]], Sheila. | **The AI [[Black Box]] calls [[Evan Phillips]] "Phyllis", which was the original name of the Blue Team's [[M808B Main Battle Tank|tank's]] [[Artificial Intelligence|AI]], Sheila. | ||
*When Red team tricks someone and steals something by surprise, they would say "Yoink!" This was made into the [[Yoink]] medal in ''Halo: Reach''. Whenever someone is performing an assassination and their target dies before the animation finished, that player gets the medal "Yoink!" | *When Red team tricks someone and steals something by surprise, they would say "Yoink!" This was made into the [[Yoink]] medal in ''Halo: Reach''. Whenever someone is performing an assassination and their target dies before the animation finished, that player gets the medal "Yoink!" | ||
*One of ''[[Halo 4]]'' | *One of ''[[Halo 4]]'''s Achievements is called "[[I 3 Red vs Blue|I <3 Red vs Blue]]", which can be obtained by winning 5 War Games. Another Achievement, [[Roses vs Violets]] can be obtained by finding an easter egg of the series during [[Spartan Ops]]. | ||
**When the player shoots to a hidden box in a lava stream in Episode 1 Chapter 5 and get the achievement Roses vs Violets, Michael J. Caboose of Blue Team will slip in the radio transmissions between [[Sarah Palmer]], [[Robert Dalton]] and [[Fireteam Castle]]. | **When the player shoots to a hidden box in a lava stream in Episode 1 Chapter 5 and get the achievement Roses vs Violets, Michael J. Caboose of Blue Team will slip in the radio transmissions between [[Sarah Palmer]], [[Robert Dalton]] and [[Fireteam Castle]]. | ||
**If the player shoot to a hidden box in Episode 2 Chapter 5, four characters (Church, Caboose, Grif and Simmons) can be heard in Audio Logs inside the facility, replacing Science Team Gagarin. | **If the player shoot to a hidden box in Episode 2 Chapter 5, four characters (Church, Caboose, Grif and Simmons) can be heard in Audio Logs inside the facility, replacing Science Team Gagarin. | ||
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**If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 4 Chapter 2, Vic can be heard flirting with Palmer. | **If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 4 Chapter 2, Vic can be heard flirting with Palmer. | ||
**If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 5 Chapter 5, Sarge and Grif can be heard arguing over a Pelican which apparently carries cargo for [[Grifball]] (The subtitles mistakenly identify them as Caboose and Sarge). | **If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 5 Chapter 5, Sarge and Grif can be heard arguing over a Pelican which apparently carries cargo for [[Grifball]] (The subtitles mistakenly identify them as Caboose and Sarge). | ||
**If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 6 Chapter 4, when [[Fireteam Switchback]] contacts the [[UNSC Infinity]], instead of [[SPARTAN-IV|SPARTAN]] [[Cara Costabile]], Sarge (posing as a "Corporal Switchback") will be heard asking Infinity if their slipspace drive is running, followed by the usual punchline of "Better go catch it!". A few seconds later | **If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 6 Chapter 4, when [[Fireteam Switchback]] contacts the [[UNSC Infinity]], instead of [[SPARTAN-IV|SPARTAN]] [[Cara Costabile]], Sarge (posing as a "Corporal Switchback") will be heard asking Infinity if their slipspace drive is running, followed by the usual punchline of "Better go catch it!". A few seconds later Grif can be heard screaming "Baba-Booey!! Baba-Booey!!". | ||
**If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 7 Chapter 3, when Crimson is fighting against [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant]], Simmons will contact Command, saying there's a firefight in the engine room | **If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 7 Chapter 3, when Crimson is fighting against [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant]], Simmons will contact Command, saying there's a firefight in the engine room and he needs Maintenance. [[Jared Miller|Miller]] answers him that the Spartans will be there soon, to which Simmons responds sarcastically: "Oh great! More people with guns. I'm sure THAT will fix the engine." | ||
**If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 8 Chapter 2, after Miller tells Crimson that Dalton is sending more gear, Caboose will say "Six crates of elbow grease and headlight fluid inbound now!". | **If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 8 Chapter 2, after Miller tells Crimson that Dalton is sending more gear, Caboose will say "Six crates of elbow grease and headlight fluid inbound now!". | ||
**If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 9 Chapter 5, when Crimson activates one of [[Hawk Squad]]'s [[IFF]] tags, Church will be heard discuss with a Sangheili, telling him that he does not understand what he says. The Elite, enraged, kills Church with an Energy Sword. This easter egg is a reference to the first chapters of Red vs Blue Season 4, where the Blue Team meets an alien and they have trouble understanding what the alien is saying. | **If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 9 Chapter 5, when Crimson activates one of [[Hawk Squad]]'s [[IFF]] tags, Church will be heard discuss with a Sangheili, telling him that he does not understand what he says. The Elite, enraged, kills Church with an Energy Sword. This easter egg is a reference to the first chapters of Red vs Blue Season 4, where the Blue Team meets an alien and they have trouble understanding what the alien is saying. | ||
**If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 10 Chapter 3, when Crimson must aboard a [[Lich]] with jetpacks, Freelancer Agent Georgia will say "Cool, jetpacks! That'll help us get on that ship or my name isn't Agent Georgia". This Easter is a reference to a running gag in Season 10, in which Agent Georgia was involved in a terrible incident, due to not following "course correction" while using a jetpack and his body was never found. At the same time, that reference is heavily reminiscent of [[James-005]]'s fate. | **If the player shoots a hidden box in Episode 10 Chapter 3, when Crimson must aboard a [[Lich]] with jetpacks, Freelancer Agent Georgia will say "Cool, jetpacks! That'll help us get on that ship or my name isn't Agent Georgia". This Easter is a reference to a running gag in Season 10, in which Agent Georgia was involved in a terrible incident, due to not following "course correction" while using a jetpack and his body was never found. At the same time, that reference is heavily reminiscent of [[James-005]]'s fate. | ||
*One of ''[[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki> [[Achievements (Halo: The Master Chief Collection)|achievements]], specifically for ''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]'' is called "[[Six Pedals, Four Directions]]", making reference to a recurrent gag in the show. | *One of ''[[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki> [[Achievements (Halo: The Master Chief Collection)|achievements]], specifically for ''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]'' is called "[[Six Pedals, Four Directions]]", making reference to a recurrent gag in the show. | ||
*In ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'', the description for the HCS Contender Red weapon skins reads "''Let's all take dying as an open action item.''" This is a quote | *In ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'', the description for the HCS Contender Red weapon skins reads "''Let's all take dying as an open action item.''" This is a quote from the Season 2 finale, "K.I.T. B.F.F.". | ||
===References to the Halo series=== | ===References to the Halo series=== | ||
*Most of the character names can be found in ''Halo: Combat Evolved''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> Temporary Profile feature. Out of the randomly generated names, Caboose, Church, Donut, Simmons, and Doc are commonly found. It is possible Rooster Teeth named their characters using this feature. This feature is continued in ''Halo 3'', with names like Caboose and Donut showing up as temporary profiles. | *Most of the character names can be found in ''Halo: Combat Evolved''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> Temporary Profile feature. Out of the randomly generated names, Caboose, Church, Donut, Simmons, and Doc are commonly found. It is possible Rooster Teeth named their characters using this feature. This feature is continued in ''Halo 3'', with names like Caboose and Donut showing up as temporary profiles. | ||
*In episode 100 of ''The Blood Gulch Chronicles'', when Tex takes off in the Pelican, the word "Marathon" is partially obscured on the underside. This is an obvious reference to Bungie's previous game series, ''[[Marathon]]'', in appreciation from Rooster Teeth. | *In episode 100 of ''The Blood Gulch Chronicles'', when Tex takes off in the Pelican, the word "Marathon" is partially obscured on the underside. This is an obvious reference to Bungie's previous game series, ''[[Marathon]]'', in appreciation from Rooster Teeth. | ||
*''Red vs. Blue'' paid homage to Bungie's love for [[seven]]. Some examples include Sister stating that she was close to having seven abortions, the Red Zealot from Battle Creek claiming that Caboose is the one who will "rule [them] for seven years", the Meta capturing seven artificial intelligence fragments in total | *''Red vs. Blue'' paid homage to Bungie's love for [[seven]]. Some examples include Sister stating that she was close to having seven abortions, the Red Zealot from Battle Creek claiming that Caboose is the one who will "rule [them] for seven years", and the Meta capturing seven artificial intelligence fragments in total. | ||
*In the ''Red vs. Blue: ODST'' episodes Church says that he heard a rumor that [[Avery Junior Johnson]] can't be killed. This is an obvious reference to how in the games he is a plot critical character and is invincible. | *In the ''Red vs. Blue: ODST'' episodes Church says that he heard a rumor that [[Avery Junior Johnson]] can't be killed. This is an obvious reference to how in the games he is a plot critical character and is invincible. | ||
*In Revelation Chapter 2, Sarge remarked that the "[pistols] aren’t effective as they used to be." This is a reference to how the [[M6 series]] lost its effectiveness drastically between ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 3''. | *In Revelation Chapter 2, Sarge remarked that the "[pistols] aren’t effective as they used to be." This is a reference to how the [[M6 series]] lost its effectiveness drastically between ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 3''. | ||
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*In several episodes of Season 9, several [[Huragok]] symbols are seen in an object called the Sarcophagus, which is revealed in the Season 10 Episode 16 that the Sarcophagus contains a Huragok, which was an important factor in the creation of the Freelancer AIs. | *In several episodes of Season 9, several [[Huragok]] symbols are seen in an object called the Sarcophagus, which is revealed in the Season 10 Episode 16 that the Sarcophagus contains a Huragok, which was an important factor in the creation of the Freelancer AIs. | ||
*In Season 11 Episode 4, two scenarios of the obstacle course that Tucker runs are campaigns levels of ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 4'', these being "''[[The Maw]]''" and "''[[Reclaimer (level)|Reclaimer]]''", respectively. | *In Season 11 Episode 4, two scenarios of the obstacle course that Tucker runs are campaigns levels of ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' and ''Halo 4'', these being "''[[The Maw]]''" and "''[[Reclaimer (level)|Reclaimer]]''", respectively. | ||
*During Season 12, Locus thinks that soldiers and humans are two different things, making a reference to John-117' statement in ''Halo 4''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s ''[[Epilogue (Halo 4 level)|Epilogue]]''. | *During Season 12, Locus thinks that soldiers and humans are two different things, making a reference to John-117' statement in ''Halo 4''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s ''[[Epilogue (Halo 4 level)|Epilogue]]''. | ||
*Season 15 synopsis is extremely similar to the premise narrated by the [[Hunt the Truth Season 1|first season]] of ''[[Hunt the Truth]]''. | *Season 15 synopsis is extremely similar to the premise narrated by the [[Hunt the Truth Season 1|first season]] of ''[[Hunt the Truth]]''. | ||
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===Miscellaneous=== | ===Miscellaneous=== | ||
*''Red vs. Blue'', was originally intended to last only six installments, but its popularity led to the production of 100 episodes of ''The Blood Gulch Chronicles'', and | *''Red vs. Blue'', was originally intended to last only six installments, but its popularity led to the production of 100 episodes of ''The Blood Gulch Chronicles'', and another eight seasons. | ||
*The popular Double EXP Weekend game type "[[Grifball]]" is based on Sarge's line from episode 59 of ''Red vs. Blue''. | *The popular Double EXP Weekend game type "[[Grifball]]" is based on Sarge's line from episode 59 of ''Red vs. Blue''. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:RvB Season 14 DVD.png|Red vs. Blue Season 14's Official DVD/Blu-ray cover. | File:RvB Season 14 DVD.png|Red vs. Blue Season 14's Official DVD/Blu-ray cover. | ||
File:RvB S15 Bluray.png||Red vs. Blue Season 15's Official DVD/Blu-ray cover. | File:RvB S15 Bluray.png||Red vs. Blue Season 15's Official DVD/Blu-ray cover. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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