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*Gavin Free (Relocated, Season 7) | *Gavin Free (Relocated, Season 7) | ||
*Miles Luna (Where There's a Will, There's a Wall - Season 13) | *Miles Luna (Where There's a Will, There's a Wall - Season 13) | ||
*Joe Nicolosi (Season 15 -) | *Joe Nicolosi (Season 15 - The Shisno Paradox) | ||
*Jason Weight (Singularity) | |||
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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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*June 14, 2013–September 7, 2015 (Chorus Trilogy) | *June 14, 2013–September 7, 2015 (Chorus Trilogy) | ||
*May 8, 2016-October 16, 2016 (Season 14) | *May 8, 2016-October 16, 2016 (Season 14) | ||
*April 2, 2017- | *April 2, 2017-May 25, 2019 (The Shisno Trilogy) | ||
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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.}} | ||
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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. | 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. | ||
===Season 15=== | ===The Shisno Trilogy=== | ||
====Season 15==== | |||
{{Quote|A series of violent attacks across human space has people demanding answers. Who are these Reds and Blues? And why are they so bloody ruthless? One reporter sets out to uncover the truth, determined to find out why the once beloved Reds and Blues have turned so malicious, taking her on a galaxy-spanning adventure filled with many twists and turns.|Season 15 synopsis}} | {{Quote|A series of violent attacks across human space has people demanding answers. Who are these Reds and Blues? And why are they so bloody ruthless? One reporter sets out to uncover the truth, determined to find out why the once beloved Reds and Blues have turned so malicious, taking her on a galaxy-spanning adventure filled with many twists and turns.|Season 15 synopsis}} | ||
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Season 15 acted as a follow-up to Season 14, focusing on a reporter who | Season 15 acted as a follow-up to Season 14, focusing on a reporter who is searching the reason of why the Reds and Blues have betrayed the galaxy. | ||
====The Shisno Paradox==== | ====The Shisno Paradox==== | ||
{{Quote|The award-winning, longest-running web series Red vs. Blue returns with season 16. Picking up in the moments after the conclusion of season 15, Red vs. Blue returns with a new saga, pitting the characters against powerful new foes and launching them back into an epic adventure unlike any other in the show’s history.|The Shisno Paradox synopsis}} | {{Quote|The award-winning, longest-running web series Red vs. Blue returns with season 16. Picking up in the moments after the conclusion of season 15, Red vs. Blue returns with a new saga, pitting the characters against powerful new foes and launching them back into an epic adventure unlike any other in the show’s history.|The Shisno Paradox synopsis}} | ||
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The Shisno Paradox is the sixteenth full season of Red vs. Blue, and the | The Shisno Paradox is the sixteenth full season of Red vs. Blue, and the second part of the trilogy of the Reds and Blues' misadventures. Taking place right after the end of Season 15, the story will follow the Reds and Blues in a new adventure that threats the very structure of the universe. | ||
====Singularity==== | |||
{{Quote|It took two seasons for the Reds and Blues to break the universe, but they’re about to discover that things can always get worse.|Singularity synopsis}} | |||
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Singularity is the seventeenth full season of RvB and the final season of the The Shisno Trilogy. It follows Donut's efforts to save his friends and the universe from Chrovos and Genkins. | |||
===Other=== | ===Other=== | ||
