In this episode, only Rachel Doda, Kevin Harger, and Cassidy Stone were credited. I made an observation last week how the last chapter had six artists assigned to handle the boards which is the most this volume has had since chapter 2 (though not the most in the series, that honor goes to chapters 1 & 2 of volume 5). That being said, one thing made clear is the list of storyboard artists and to a lesser extent, which one them were involved with the boards for which scenes. No doubt such details will be reserved for audio commentaries in the eventual volume 6 blu-ray release, but for this analysis, much of what will be discussed is mostly educated guesswork. That means that there is a lot to break down regarding who did what and while there has been some confirmation, it’s not all specified from sequence-to-sequence. What is considered very surprising in hindsight is that despite its run time at only 15 minutes, it is the most action-packed episode since the volume premiere. So let’s try to make as much sense about everything that went down behind-the-scenes. Since the episode first premiered, a lot of buzz (pun not intended), debates and speculations have gone around across every corner of the internet within the fan base.
Previous Volume 6 Production Analysis Posts:Ĭhapters one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine & tenĪ lot of anticipation for this episode was built up by various members of the CRWBY and for a few big reasons. 2019 RWBY - Volume 6, Chapter 11 Production Analysis
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