Nomad of Nowhere

Nomad of Nowhere is an American 2D animated web series released on the website of Rooster Teeth on March 16, 2018. The show, which was created by Georden Whitman, is a western-fantasy hybrid focused on a mute wanderer hunted for being capable of using magic to give life to inanimate objects.[1]

Nomad of Nowhere
Genre	Western, magical, adventure, fantasy, sci-fi
Created by	Georden Whitman
Written by	Eddy Rivas, Miles Luna, and Jordan Cwierz
Screenplay by	Jeb Kendrick
Story by	Georden Whitman
Directed by	Jordan Cwierz, Yssa Badiola, Paula Decanini
Creative director	Maggie Tominey
Voices of	Danu Uribe Elizabeth Maxwell Eddy Rivas Alejandro Saab Ryan Haywood
Theme music composer	Benjamin Zecker
Composers	Benjamin Zecker
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	12 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer	Burnie Burns and Matt Hullum
Production location	United States
Editor	Cole Gallian
Running time	10-14 minutes
Production company	Otter Media
Distributor	WarnerMedia Entertainment
Release
Original network	RoosterTeeth
Original release	March 23 – September 28, 2018
External links
Official Website
Production website

The series protagonist, Skout, is a lesbian character[2] who cares for her superior Captain Toth who she has a confirmed crush on her which has been officially confirmed.[3][4] Often trying to inspire confidence in her superior, Skout is often the voice of reason for Toth, who is a rule-oriented and may like Skout too,[5] despite the fact she is occasionally dismissive, causing fissures in their relationship. As series creator Georden Whitman described it, the narrative growth of Skout and Toth was his favorite part of the story[6] and said that the series is well-suited for all ages like his present series, Port By The Sea[7] He also called Skout one of his favorite characters in the series.[8]

This series premiered the same year that other shows featured LGBTQ characters prominently. For example, the Brazilian show, Super Drags featured Donizete, Patrick, and Ralph, drag queens who protect the LGBTQ community,[9] Transformers: Cyberverse debuted a genderqueer character named Acid Storm with a writer saying they like to switch between male and female genders,[10] Craig of the Creek featured a lesbian couple (Courtney and Tabitha) which kissed in the episode "The Haunted Dollhouse",[11] and Bojack Horseman introduced a married lesbian couple: Mary-Beth and Dr Indria.[12] Additionally, the series finale of Adventure Time, "Come Along with Me", confirmed Marcy and Bonnie as a couple, for which Rebecca Sugar laid the groundwork for when working as a writer and storyboarder for the show.[13] As such, this show was part of a broader movement by animated shows to include more LGBTQ characters.

Premise

A magical being in the form of a nomad moves across a desolate Western environment, but he on the run due to bounty hunters and others who want to capture him and score big when they catch him once and for all...[14]

Promotion, production, and release

On January 17, 2018, Collider published an article about the show, describing it as a "western adventure that takes cues from Samurai Jack," quoting show director Jordan Cwiecz as describing it as a "western/fantasy mash-up about a mysterious nomad traversing a western wasteland that hasn’t seen magic in 100 years," saying that people should think of it "as two-parts Samurai Jack and True Grit with just a dash of The Lord of the Rings" with humor, fun, and much more.[15] Ten days later, the first promotional video was shown at the end of Volume 5 of RWBY, featuring the logo of the show, the hands of the Nomad, and sentient rocks.[16] The following month, on February 2, RoosterTeeth released the second promotional video[17] and released a third one the next month, on March 9.[18][19]

On March 17, Jordan and Yssa, directors for the show, challenged two others to draw characters from Nomad of Nowhere in an episode of "Drawfree" hosted on the RoosterTeeth YouTube channel.[3] A few days later, Jordan was interviewed by Collider, calling the series a slapdash of "a bunch of spaghetti westerns got mashed up with all your favorite fantasy series to create one epic adventure," saying the idea of the show came from Georden Whitman, a production artist for a show named Camp Camp, and inspired by his college animation titled Sir Knight of Nothing.[20] He also said that his main source of inspiration came from live-action drama like spaghetti westerns and Deadwood which have nostalgia and themes of despair in harsh lands with hard lives. Jordan also described the show as ambitious, challenging, and unique, allowing for an exploration of animation styles, inspired by Disney art books, Studio Ghibli, and more, calling it a show that "has the ingredients of things like Samurai Jack and Trigun while still having the legs to stand on its own pretty much sums up what we strive to do."

A month later, Jordan wrote a post announcing the mid-season break of the show,[21] and the RoosterTeeth Twitter noted that the show would begin airing episodes again on August 17.[22]

Characters

Main characters

• The Nomad (of Nowhere) is the series namesake. He is non-verbal, has magical powers, and is secretive. Although Red Manuel and Captain Toth said he is harmful, he has a kind heart and is friendly. He can animate plants and objects, and even though Captain Toth says these are magic abilities, he hasn't shown any abilities to use magic. His home, until the end of the show's first episode, is a thorn forest on the edge of a desert region.
• Captain Toth (voiced by Danu Uribe) leads a group of bounty hunters named the Dandy Lions and is under the command of the forceful Don Paragon. She may have feelings for Skout, her assistant.
• Skout (voiced by Elizabeth Maxwell) is the assistant of Captain Toth who carries supplies and weapons. She is thoughtful and intelligent but doesn't often understand her strength or have strong self-confidence. Although it is not known why she is loyal to Captain Toth, she clearly has feelings for her. Later in the series, she becomes the only human being who assists The Nomad.
• Red Manuel (voiced by Alejandro Saab) is a member of Toth's unit, and is hostile toward her and Skout. He is below Toth in terms of commanding the unit but tries to compete for her position as the head of the unit.
• Don Parragon (voiced by Max Dennison) is the pompous superior officer of Red Manuel and Captain Toth, while also fashioning himself as the "ruler" of a land known as "the Oasis."
• El Rey (voiced by John Swasey) is the ruler of a neighboring region, Nowhere. He was reportedly corrupted through magic, leading all the users of magic to be drained of their power, while the Nomad somehow survived.

Supporting Characters

• Jethro (voiced by Ryan Haywood), Santi (voiced by Eddy Rivas), and Nell (voiced by Stephen Fu) are members of Toth's unit, the Dandy Lions.

People of Bliss Hill

• Guard (voiced by César Altagracia)
• Dolores (voiced by Barbara Dunkelman)
• Sheriff (voiced by Adam Ellis)
• Null (voiced by Fu)
• Eugene (voiced by Caitlin Glass)
• Old Man (voiced by Chad James)
• Punk Teen (voiced by Richard Norman)
• Barty (voiced by Brooke Olson)
• Old Woman (voiced by Christine Stuckart)
• Soldier (voiced by Kyle Taylor)
• Deputy (voiced by Neal Werle)

Twindleweed Brothers Traveling Circus

• Bailey Twindleweed (voiced by Larry Matovina)
• Bertha (voiced by Matt Hullum), a strong woman with a beard
• Lazarus (voiced by Ricco Fajardo), a tamer of lizards
• Trixie (voiced by Anna Hullum), a "trick shooter"

Other characters

• Ranch Hand (voiced by Ian Sinclair)
• The Undertaker (voiced by Shannon McCormick)
• Oil Man\Witch Hunter (voiced by Billy B. Burson)
• Oil Man's wife (voiced by Becca Frasier)
• Big Jib (voiced by Blaine Gibson)
• Old Lady (voiced by Jen Brown)
• Bandit Leader (voiced by Lee Eddy)
• Travelers (voiced by Jordan Cwierz and Connor Pickens)
• Y'Dala Elder (voiced by Melissa Sternenberg)
• Toro (voiced by SungWon Cho)
• Melinda (voiced by Brittney Karbowski)
• Young Melina (voiced by Yssa Badiola)
• Papa (voiced by Daman Mills)
• Passenger\Bounty Hunter (voiced by Jeb Kendrick)
• Passengers (voiced by Al McClelland and Kim Newman)
• Dandy Lion Guards (voiced by Josh Ornelas, César Altagracia and Luis Vazquez)
• Bandits (voiced by Jenn Tidwell and Stephanie Ard)
• Woman (voiced by Alena Lecorchick)
• Soldier (voiced by Kyle Taylor)
• Dandy Archer (voiced by Chris Kokkinos)
• Bartender (voiced by Kent Williams)
• Dandy Lion (voiced by Todd Womack)

Episodes

No.	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
1	"The Dreaded Nomad"	Jordan Cwierz	Eddy Rivas	March 23, 2018	TBA
The search for The Nomad of Nowhere, said to be a user of "dark magic" continues. Captain Toth, her Dandy Lions, and Skout, her companion, are on the trail of this man. When she faces the Nomad, she is confronted with a situation that tests her unlike any before...
2	"Bliss Hill"	Jordan Cwierz	Eddy Rivas	March 30, 2018	TBA
When Skout and Toth come back to the Oasis and tell Don Paragon that the Nomad hasn't been apprehended, Red Manuel tries to impress the Don with his plan, posing another way to get the nomad. At the same time, the Nomad attempts to help a town, although it doesn't go as he planned...
3	"Trouble on Purpose"	Jordan Cwierz	Eddy Rivas	April 6, 2018	TBA
The Nomad is faced with a bounty hunter who will stop at nothing to capture him. Toth grows annoyed with her mission while the Nomad is faced with the tough choice of whether to help those who chased him out of the small town.
4	"The Twindleweed Brothers Traveling Circus"	Jordan Cwierz	Miles Luna	April 13, 2018	TBA
The Nomad comes upon a circus while Toth and Skout are also attending, as Skout wants to relax Toth, with the situation getting tense when the performers are actually armed ex-bounty hunters.
5	"The Kindness of Strangers"	Jordan Cwierz	Miles Luna	April 20, 2018	TBA
In an attempt to hide from Skout and Toth, the Nomad accepts an offer from an undertaker for passage across the desert. Unfortunately, this man has his own disturbed idea of how the Nomad should "serve" him...
6	"El Rey"	Jordan Cwierz	Jordan Cwierz and Eddy Rivas	April 27, 2018	TBA
As Skout and Toth continue to track the Nomad, even through a sandstorm, the Nomad comes upon a fort which has been long abandoned, having visions of something which happened far in the past. At the same time, Toth fights a creature which takes its power from sandstorms.
7	"Eagle Canyon"	Jordan Cwierz	Eddy Rivas	August 24, 2018	TBA
When a local governor visits Don Paragon, he is left with a hard decision. While the Nomad attempts to assist an injured creature, Skout tries to assist Toth, leading to outcome neither wants...
8	"End of the Line"	Jordan Cwierz	Eddy Rivas	August 31, 2018	TBA
Coming upon a train station, The Nomad sneaks aboard a train, and Skout does at all, trying to get away from her problems. At the same time, Toth encounters the Champion of Toro who is also attempting to track the Nomad.
9	"Compass"	Miles Luna	Eddy Rivas	September 7, 2018	TBA
As the chase continues, Skout and the Nomad try to lose the Champion of Toro, but he seems to keep catching up to them. In order to get information, Toth engages in some unethical behavior and the Nomad has a choice of whether he should keep running from those trying to catch him.
10	"The Witch and the Knight"	Yssa Badiola	Eddy Rivas	September 14, 2018	TBA
The Nomad remembers back to a friend he loves from the past, with the memories of the experience flooding back to him.
11	"The Red Carpet"	Paula Decanini	Jordan Cwierz, Miles Luna, and Eddy Rivas	September 21, 2018	TBA
While Don Paragon boasts about the capture of the Nomad, Toth comes back to the Oasis, as does Skout, leading to an inevitable confrontation...
12	"Fiesta"	Paula Decanini and Yssa Badiola	Jordan Cwierz, Miles Luna, and Eddy Rivas	September 28, 2018	TBA
As the Nomad prepares to fight for those living in the Oasis, Don Paragon desperately tries to capture the Nomad, engaging in measures which are seen as extreme.

Reception

In his first review of the show, Dave Trumbore of Collider called the show excellent, saying that whilt it has a Western plot, it has "more of a fun, playful feel," especially when it comes to the Nomad.[20] In a later review, he called the series a story which brings together the Wild West, cartoonish magic, and classic 20th century cartoons, serving as a magical and adventure tale which features a "very silly collection of characters" who encounter the nomad, stating that it is "just a bit different from the rest" of the cartoons out there.[23] Padraig Cotter of Screen Rant described the show as a "mixture of fantasy and western" with a "quirky sense of humor and blend of genres," saying it has earned a loyal fanbase, and even said that some compared it to Trigun and Samurai Jack.[24] Other reviewers called it a "charming/comedic adventure" which reminded them of "Looney Tunes era cartoons with hilariously directed sound effects" and has great voice acting,[25] pointed to its Western genre themes,[26] and praised Rooster Teeth for branching "into new avenues," citing the show as one example of this.[27]

Future

Although the Season 1 finale, which ended with a "bang,"[28] teased that the show would continue into a second season, Georden Whitman publicly criticized RoosterTeeth, who left RT before Season 1 ended, citing "creative differences,"[29] giving the show's writers "the outline of the whole story, including the ending."[30] Responding to claims that RoosterTeeth engages in "heavy crunch periods," resists providing benefits, has work weeks which are eight hours, and other issues,[31] he said the company lied to people, letting people go with promises they would become full-time workers, did not improve its work conditions, and claimed they "sweep problems under the rug, [like] they want people to forget."[32][33][34][lower-alpha 1]

Due to this criticism and the fact, it is unlikely the show will be continued in a second season, with Whitman saying it likely won't happen because he hadn't heard anything from RoosterTeeth, as of November 2019, about it, instead saying he will be working on comic titled "Knight of Nothing".[35] On April 26, 2020, he tweeted about it again, saying that he doubts they would create a second season without telling him, saying he would appreciate negotiating with them if they wanted to, but said the next season would have to be "done right."[36]

On July 11, 2020, on an episode of the podcast Talk CRWBY to Me, Miles Luna revealed writer Kiersi Burkhart originally joined Rooster Teeth to work on Season 2 of Nomad of Nowhere and the process went "pretty far along," but production was halted when it was decided continuing the series at the time was not advisable.[37] The timing of Season 2 pausing production, and Burkhart's subsequent move to RWBY Volume 7, suggests the controversy surrounding Gray Haddock and Georden Whitman's outspoken criticism of Rooster Teeth influenced the decision. In a September 2020 Tumblr post, RT Animation director Jordan Cwierz explained Rooster Teeth does not cancel shows it owns, but under the company's restructuring shows like Camp Camp now fall under the RT Studios label, meaning they are no longer produced on their own and are being shopped to partners.[38] Cwierz added that the same applies to shows like Nomad of Nowhere, although his only comment was that they were "trying to make" more episodes.

See also

• Rooster Teeth
• List of animated series with LGBT characters: 2015-2019
• History of animation

References

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6. Whitman, Georden [@geordenwhitman] (July 31, 2019). "Thanks yo! Also wanted to say thanks for all your kind words on Nomad, Skout and Toths narrative growth was set up to be my favorite part of the story, and I hope at some point that can be shown for you all somehow! Maybe a comic or who knows what the future holds! Thanks again!" (Tweet). Archived from the original on May 3, 2019. Retrieved May 3, 2020 – via Twitter.
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16. "RWBY Volume 5 Chapter 14, Haven's Fate". RoosterTeeth. YouTube. January 27, 2018. Archived from the original on May 3, 2010. Retrieved May 3, 2020. Promo for show is from 22:48-23:05 in the video.
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29. Whitman, Georden [@geordenwhitman] (October 10, 2018). "Ya I left RT a while back for some creative differences, and now am workin on a new show of mine" (Tweet). Archived from the original on May 3, 2020. Retrieved May 3, 2020 – via Twitter. According to tweets on April 28 and July 12, he left RT sometime in March or April 2018.
30. Whitman, Georden [@geordenwhitman] (March 13, 2019). "We had Nomad fully written before season 3 of camp camp / when i left, and I handed them the outline of the whole story, including the ending, so if RT does its their call and they maybe still thinking over things or busy with other productions. Its a small team and it takes time" (Tweet). Archived from the original on May 3, 2020. Retrieved May 3, 2020 – via Twitter.
31. rwbyconversations (June 15, 2019). "Rooster Teeth Glassdoor Crunch/Overtime Accusations #AnimatorsFirst". Tumblr. Marc Fernandez. Archived from the original on July 6, 2019. Retrieved May 3, 2020. This source is included because it gives context on Georden Whitman's comments.
32. Whitman, Georden [@geordenwhitman] (July 16, 2019). "Ill be the reliable one when i say its true and people likely dont want their careers affected when seeking jobs elsewhere. A ton of people were let go with the promises of that they would become full time. When they asked during production where things stood, they were lied to" (Tweet). Archived from the original on May 3, 2020. Retrieved May 3, 2020 – via Twitter. |date= mismatches calculated date from |number= by two or more days (help)
33. Whitman, Georden [@geordenwhitman] (July 16, 2019). "This has been a big deal for a while now for those there, and whether RT is actually "working on it" or not. Actual improvement hasnt been seen in years, I have my own story to tell about it all, but for now i'll leave this here. I hope they do change and grow though" (Tweet). Archived from the original on May 3, 2020. Retrieved May 3, 2020 – via Twitter. |date= mismatches calculated date from |number= by two or more days (help) RT refers to Rooster Teeth.
34. Whitman, Georden [@geordenwhitman] (July 16, 2019). "One more thing, RT will likely not say or acknowledge anything as it's their policy. Its how they sweep problems under the rug, they want people to forget. either that or itll be a blanket "were working on it." For three + years they've been working on it" (Tweet). Archived from the original on May 3, 2020. Retrieved May 3, 2020 – via Twitter. |date= mismatches calculated date from |number= by two or more days (help)
35. Whitman, Georden [@geordenwhitman] (July 16, 2019). "Hey there all! Do YOU want an end to Nomad of Nowhere?! Too bad it likely wont happen as ive heard nothing from RT regarding that piece of property...BUT! Would you be interested in reading a Comic on an old IP that definitely is its own thing called Knight of Nothing?" (Tweet). Archived from the original on November 28, 2019. Retrieved May 3, 2020 – via Twitter. |date= mismatches calculated date from |number= by two or more days (help) He tweeted about the show on December 30, adding that he loves Nomad but hopes people will enjoy his new comic "the same / if not even more."
36. Whitman, Georden [@geordenwhitman] (April 26, 2020). "I doubt they would without mentioning it to me. It would just be incredibly disappointing not to mention just a bad idea. That said, if RT did want to sit down and actually negotiate about it I'd listen. But itd have to be done right. Also hope it does well on the new channel" (Tweet). Archived from the original on November 28, 2019. Retrieved May 3, 2020 – via Twitter.
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Notes

1. In later tweets he said he only wants RT to be "better", noting that the company isn't "bad", saying he likes RT and what it stands for.

External links

• Official website
• Episodes 2-12 on RoosterTeeth YouTube page
• Nomad of Nowhere at IMDb
• Reviews of Nomad of Nowhere episodes on BubbleBlabber