The iconic comedy sci-fi series, “Red vs. Blue,” is gearing up for its grand finale with the release of its 19th and final season titled “Restoration.” Fans of the long-running series, which has been a cornerstone of Rooster Teeth’s legacy for over two decades, can expect one last epic adventure as the battling factions of Red and Blue must unite to face a common enemy.
“Red vs. Blue: Restoration” will be available as an 87-minute feature-length film, marking the culmination of the beloved series. Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment will release the movie on May 7, allowing fans to purchase it for $14.99 from various electronic sell-through outlets, including Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play, and Vudu. Additionally, the movie will be available for digital rental starting May 21 for $4.99.
In this final chapter, when the universe’s greatest villain returns in a terrifying new form, old adversaries, the Reds and Blues of Blood Gulch, must set aside their differences to save the galaxy one last time. The teaser trailer released by WBDHE offers a glimpse into the thrilling conclusion that awaits fans.
The decision to conclude “Red vs. Blue” comes in the wake of Warner Bros. Discovery’s announcement to shut down Rooster Teeth’s entertainment division, the series’ most recent corporate parent. Despite the closure, Rooster Teeth co-founder Burnie Burns returned after a four-year hiatus to pen the script for the final season, reuniting with director Matt Hullum to bring closure to the narrative.
“I’m thrilled to return for ‘Red vs. Blue: Restoration’ and to conclude this incredible 21-year journey with our longtime fans,” Burns expressed in a statement, highlighting the significance of the series in the hearts of its dedicated followers. Hullum echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the pride they feel in the legacy they’ve built together with the “Red vs. Blue” community.
Set in the universe of Xbox’s Halo game franchise, “Red vs. Blue” follows the comedic escapades of two teams, Red and Blue, engaged in perpetual conflict in a desolate canyon. Led by the bumbling Sarge and the cynical Church, the soldiers navigate absurd situations and misunderstandings with a unique blend of humor and sci-fi elements.
As fans prepare to bid farewell to “Red vs. Blue,” they can rest assured that the final chapter will be a fitting tribute to the series’ enduring legacy and the passionate community it has inspired over the years.