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I was scouring the Iwaku Gen threads thinking I might find a post and literally right after I clicked onto the gen threads this popped up.
And now I don't really know what I'd even say about it.
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And now I don't really know what I'd even say about it.
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He was such an inspiration for me and my creativity. If you read the thread, it says to honor Monty in a creative way. I believe I will be doing so today. Rest in peice Monty. Too young and too soon
"The flame that burns Twice as bright burns half as long."
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"The flame that burns Twice as bright burns half as long."
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I don't think I have much to say on the situation anymore. Death happens, it's inevitable, we just have to learn to move past it. Instead of grieving we should look back on what Monty has accomplished in his short life, he did what he loved. He worked as a combat designer for the game Afro Samurai. Something he created for fun (Haloid) was called "the most interesting Halo-related fan movie in existence."
He created RWBY, something that sat on his mind for years before being put into work. RWBY popularity had even reached Japan meaning Monty had created the first American-Made anime series to be marketed in Japan.
In the future, when there are many more amazing people and content creators, Monty will be listed as inspiration for atleast one of those people. All these accomplishments (In which there are many more), from a highschool dropout at that. Monty was an amazing person, and inspiration to many. May he rest in peace, and may we do something creative today to honor him.
He created RWBY, something that sat on his mind for years before being put into work. RWBY popularity had even reached Japan meaning Monty had created the first American-Made anime series to be marketed in Japan.
In the future, when there are many more amazing people and content creators, Monty will be listed as inspiration for atleast one of those people. All these accomplishments (In which there are many more), from a highschool dropout at that. Monty was an amazing person, and inspiration to many. May he rest in peace, and may we do something creative today to honor him.
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- Fantasy is my #1; I will give almost anything a chance if it has strong fantasy elements. Post apocalyptic, superhero, alternate history, science fantasy, some supernatural, romance, and a few fandoms (especially Game of Thrones) are also likely to catch my eye.
That was my reaction when I first heard it as well. I don't keep up with general Rooster Teeth news, so I hadn't heard that he was even in the hospital.
There's not really much to say about it, as far as I'm concerned. Shit sucks.
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"They are living, but you perceive it not."
His death is sad indeed, but to me he isn't truly dead. Simply went on to the next life and, if Allah wills, is probably still making more RVB and RWBY stuff.
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"They are living, but you perceive it not."
His death is sad indeed, but to me he isn't truly dead. Simply went on to the next life and, if Allah wills, is probably still making more RVB and RWBY stuff.
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Monty lived on!
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