#rvb20

Tex has fought through the whole ship and endured the crash only to find that her objective was lost before she ever started, and Carolina just fought/broke up with York and lost the fight with Tex, being hurled from the Mother of Invention's bridge in the impact. Then the Meta attacks, and throws Carolina to her apparent death, forces Tex to flee, and spend the rest of her life knowing that the Meta is hunting her and Alpha, until she's assimilated and destroyed.

I do love the show, and I'm glad we got something of a definitive end. I think if it had happened sooner, it would've made me (and maybe you, too, reader) a lot happier.

Restoration did have its highlights. The voice acting was fun; Caboose's new VA sounded awesome, and honestly Caboose really carried the season for me. It was nice to see some of the newer characters (Dylan Andrews and Agent One) again. It was REALLY nice to see Tex again. I loved the 479er cameo, too.

Now that it's all over, I'm stuck reflecting on the show as a whole and what it meant (and still means) to me. When I first started watching Red vs. Blue, I was pretty depressed. But then Season 13 happened, and suddenly I was writing again, after going through a period where I was certain I'd never tell another story. Not only that, but I was drawing not just for school and work, but for fun! There was a period of time in my life where the only thing I was drawing was RvB-themed art; be it either general fanart or art for my fic. That's changed now, obviously. I've branched out a lot, but I doubt my skills would have improved as much as they did, as rapidly as they did, if I hadn't fallen in love with this show. I also made so, so many friends because of RvB. One of them, I even live with now!

It's funny — sitting back and looking at the big picture, now — how much of my life was shaped by this one show. Where would I be without it? I'm not sure I want to think about it.

Anyways, this is all just a long-winded way of saying "thank you, Red vs. Blue." It wasn't always a perfect show, but I think it's imperfections are a large part of why it has such a creative fandom. And I'm glad I got to be a part of it.

What I am going to do though is any details we learned about Grif's past, like his enlistment story, or his Labyrinth, I'm keeping. I'm keeping him going off to deal with emotions alone, and him being perfectly capable of getting to the same breaking point he did with Dylan.

Okay so the mysterious figure talking to Epsilon is Epsilon-Sigma, right?

- Epsilon refers to him having a new voice and not liking it. Would stand to reason that they can’t get Elijah Wood back.

- Additionally, the new voice sounds kinda like the deeper echo underlying Elijah’s vocals in Season 10.

- He talks about having a goal and trying to complete the Alpha, which is more or less what the original Sigma was after.

- We’ve seen that Epsilon’s versions of Omega and Gamma are helpful, whereas Epsilon-Sigma hasn’t been seen much, and is hidden away because the others consider him scary and he gives Carolina nightmares.

- While he doesn’t have Sigma’s usual fire aura, an orange glow starts to shine on Epsilon near the climax of the trailer.