Almost a year after Rooster Teeth, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery Global Streaming & Interactive Entertainment, announced it was ceasing operations after 21 years, the digital content brand is staging a comeback.

Rooster Teeth was founded in 2003, the same year it launched Red vs. Blue, a machinima-styled show that used Halo: Combat Evolved to tell a story of two groups of isolated, opposing armies dropped into a barren canyon. The show quickly became a hit, thanks to its parody of both wartime narratives and military video games.

Rooster Teeth announced it was shutting down after 21 years of pioneering online entertainment. It was the end of an era… or so we thought. Today, the Rooster Teeth is back in the hands of its original creator,

Burnie Burns has purchased Rooster Teeth’s remaining assets just under a year after it was announced they were shutting down.

Thanks to Burns’ acquisition, Rooster Teeth is set for a fresh start under Box Canyon Productions. Fans are eagerly awaiting how the company will evolve as it navigates its re-launch and works to bring back the beloved entertainment platform.

Almost a year after being shut down, Rooster Teeth is back thanks to someone close to the company. Today, it was revealed that Rooster Teeth founder Burnie Burns has purchased the Rooster Teeth brand and much of its remaining assets under their own Box Canyon Productions company.