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Keita has a very soft appearance to match his soft personality with messy teddy bear brown hair that compliment his fair skin and soft honey-yellow eyes.
He wears his uniform loose and flowy and instead of dress shoes he chooses to wear converse.

Keita has a very 'motherly' personality who enjoys looking out for his friends and teammates. When he found out that Minato Kiyomizu woke up, he cried and hugged him. He shows his emotions on his face and was visibly distraught when Minato could not remember him and the others.


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Koki has shaven hair; that contrast his dark brown eyebrows. He has welcoming gray eyes and pale skin.
He wears his uniform top orderly but slacks slightly too long for his legs which he tucks in his tennis shoes.

Koki is always smiling radiating a large cheerful energy for himself and the people around him.


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Minato originally had an athletic build from his previous years of water polo. However, due to his time spent in the hospital, his muscles became less defined and body became more lean. Alongside this, Minato has a fair complexion with no beauty marks. He has navy blue hair that goes in all directions and soft brown eyes. Often sprouting a happy expression, his face sterns when he's in a game.
He enjoys wearing darker colored swim suits when he plays, and during his middle school days he wore the matching uniform but since Yamanami is a new school he wears his own suit.

People may seem that Minato was a good person but however that was all in the past of his childhood cause he changed for the worse but when he lost his memories.
At the beginning of the series, he was known to be a easy-going, cheerful, sweet, gentle, happy, carefree, and friendly guy. But halfway through, when he got all his memories back, he reverted back to his old personality of being an uptight, aggressive, short-tempered, and self-centered jerk but then he does show some bit of care in for his team though.


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Norimichi has a large build and a wide frame. He has pale skin and a rounded face that is framed by his charcoal hair which is neatly done. He has downturned brown eyes and a relaxed face.


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Riku appears stern with his slicked back midnight black hair and angled eyebrows framing his strong blue eyes.
His uniform is orderly except he leaves the top button open.

Riku often acts rash, when finding out Minato Kiyomizu could not remember him and the others he jumps on him trying to grasp any memory through him, he was visibly distraught when he realized his friend has no memory of him.
He speaks often with his heart and teased for it, by his friends; making him a easy blusher. He cheered Minato up even though seeing him like that is hard for him. He also remained calm when he interacted with his younger brother around others.


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Shugo is of fair complexion with a stern face. His body is lean from his previous years as a swimmer. He has black hair which he parts on the side and bangs that hang over his right eye; in which is the color of water.
He wears his uniform properly without adding any extra detailing or adding too little effort.

Shugo is a level-headed and brilliant young man. Even since his split from swimming he is indecisive of what he wants to do, often switching between many things to find his purpose.
He is very much expressionless in his face and monotoned while talking about topics that are usually not spoken about in a neutral tone. He often is seen with a scowl instead of a smile but he cares for the people he has befriended now.
Knowing that with them he may beat his brother and now having something his brother doesn't have makes him confident.


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Takekazu has a more alternative look to him than Minato . He has a undercut and wild maroon hair. His skin complexion is more of a medium tone which adds to his mainly warm toned self. He has burnt-orange eyes and an intense stare. He keeps his uniform loose and minimum effort.

When it comes to Ejiri he doesn't back down from a fight. He's known to be confident, fiesty, violent and angry.


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Minato has a wide frame but lean build. His complexion is fair with freckles dusting his face. His over-grown cedar hair is shaved on one side and sticks out messily framing his face, with a dyed pale blond strand. His attire is relaxed and comfortable.

Takeshi is very high strong and prideful, he doesn't always listen but he has high respect for his friends.


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Yoshiharu is of fair skin and messily long plum hair that frame his face. He has purple eyes which often lack eye contact. He wears his uniform properly.

Yoshiharu is very withdrawn and keeps to himself. His timid nature makes it hard to communicate with other classmates and putting himself out there.
He has trouble expressing himself to others which keeps him somewhat recluse.
He often gets bullied which was the reason he joined the water polo team out of a dare but later learned to love it and the friends he had made.


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Yutaka is half Nigerian half Japanese and is brown complexion. He has natural hair and a relaxed face. His uniform is proper and his build is lean. His eyes are warm toned cooper.

Yutaka is of gentle nature; and extremely kind-hearted.


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Adam was a tall Faunus with a lean built and auburn hair that spikes backward in a windswept way. While most of his hair was red, he had streaks of brown. A noticeable trait of his appearance was the mask he wore, which obscured his entire upper face above his nose. Behind his mask was a scarred Schnee Dust Company brandmark across his left eye, which was bloodied with a gray iris and a singed eyebrow, as opposed to his remaining blue eye and brown eyebrow. His Faunus heritage was a bull, [3] as he had two reddish-black horns, one on each side of his head, also seemingly slanted back.

Fueled by the inhumane treatment he received when he still worked for the Schnee Dust Company and his growing personal vendetta, a young Adam found the home he was looking for in the White Fang, where he was accepted and loved; his happily ever after. During his time as a part of the White Fang, Adam realized his comparative strength to everyone else and began to make use of it. [4]
In the " Volume 6 Adam Character Short ", Adam was initially not nearly as antagonistic as he was in the present. He did not begin killing Humans until he was forced to do so to protect Ghira Belladonna . He showed a brief conflict over this action when the latter reprimanded him for it, though after Sienna Khan praises his actions, he began to kill more frequently. Adam's manipulation of Blake Belladonna was also shown; after being confronted by Blake for his violence, he lashed out at her by mentioning her parents' abandonment of their cause, and then apologized and professed his fear of losing her support, emotionally shackling her to himself. By the time of the "Black" Trailer , he shows little regard for the lives of the Humans on the train when he planned on destroying it.
Blake described him as feeling completely justified in how he went about making the world a better place. However, his vision for a perfect future did not include everyone, and Blake began to believe that Adam himself was becoming a monster in the process of trying to obtain it. In " Necessary Sacrifice ", Blake explained that her description of Adam changed over time, believing at first Adam was the embodiment of 'justice', then 'passion,' until she realized he was 'spite'. Adam had also proven to be highly ambitious, as shown when he disclosed to Sienna, the White Fang's High Leader, that he wished to start a war with Humanity and enslave them, before usurping and killing her within the same moment.
In " Beginning of the End ", he took his cause and the lives of his underlings seriously, rejecting Cinder Fall's initial offer of an alliance, citing the unnecessary risk of dying for a Human cause. It was also hinted that he dislikes Huntsmen , sardonically stating she could have gone to one who strayed from their "righteous path". However, after Cinder arrived a second time, this time with an offer of Dust and Lien as well as a death threat, Adam begrudgingly accepted her terms. By the time of " The Next Step ", he continued to be loyal, as stated by Salem .
In " Heroes and Monsters ", Adam's true personality came to light. He was revealed to be an embittered, ruthless, sadistic and vengeful man, willing to cut down any opposition towards his twisted ideas of justice being dispensed upon Humanity. He took great pleasure in tormenting Blake, ultimately promising to destroy everything she loves as punishment for her betrayal of the White Fang and, by extension, him. He exhibited extremely possessive, violent, and abusive behavior.
Fennec Albain had noted that Adam's behavior had become increasingly impulsive both because of the stress of leading the White Fang and his obsession to punish Blake for her perceived betrayal. This becomes increasingly clear in " Downfall ", where he began to lose his composure in the face of inevitable defeat and he was so desperate after being surrounded that he pressed the switch to detonate the bombs without a second thought as to the safety of his soldiers or himself. This was a clear indication that Adam had changed from a justice-seeking revolutionary to a murderous and spiteful person, as he had previously refused to risk the lives of his followers for anyone only to be willing to sacrifice them when he thought victory was out of reach. While once desiring freedom for all Faunus, by the end Adam only sought to fulfill his desires.
Following his defeat at Haven, Adam became even more aggressive. Upon his return to the White Fang base in " Argus Limited ", he lashed out and killed his fellow White Fang members when they refused to take orders from him. He was unable to control his rage to point where he vandalized his throne, showing disregard for his own symbol of authority. With the loss of his leadership of the White Fang, Adam was left only with his hatred of Blake, coming up with excuses and deflecting blame onto others. [5]
His hatred for Blake was to the point where he hunted her for weeks just to get a chance to attack her. In " The Lady in the Shoe ", he states that the reason he was so bent on killing her is that she left him alone, her act of abandonment hurting him far more than any physical abuse Humanity had subjected him to.
In "Seeing Red", Adam was clearly jealous of Blake's close relationship with Yang Xiao Long , wondering what she saw in her, and claimed that Blake promised she would stay be his side. However, Yang believed she only promised that to the person he was pretending to be, implying that he never truly loved or cared about Blake and was only manipulating her. Eventually, his anger reached the boiling point where he failed to notice Yang used her Semblance to absorb his own, much to his shock. After being fatally stabbed by Blake and Yang, Adam dropped to his knees, dumbfounded before falling into the river to his death.


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Adrian is an infant with short black hair and brown eyes. He wears a white and blue long-sleeved shirt with denim overalls and white socks.

Not much is known about his personality, but similar to any other infant, he seems to be very cheerful and playful. However, he seems to have some level of understanding advanced for a toddler, as shown when he pouts and crosses his arms when Jaune points at him and states, "That is a baby" and was seen later giggling when Jaune made his suggestion to hijack an Atlas Airship. He also understands Saphron's instructions and appears to know how to cry on command.


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Alyx was a young girl with dark brown skin, long dark brown wavy hair and hazel eyes. She wore a baby blue collar shirt with short puffy sleeves, and a navy blue dress that fades lighter towards the skirt with golden trimmed design and off-white tulle underneath, and black leather boots. In addition, she wore a dark blue headband with two knots resembling rabbit ears, a colorful waist sash that consisted of navy, red, cyan, gold, and magenta strings with a golden rabbit pin, and bandages wrapped around her right leg.

Alyx, in the fairytale The Girl Who Fell Through the World , was described as a petulant, cunning, intelligent, innocent and adventurous girl who strived to return home after arriving in the Ever After . In order to navigate through the foreign world she managed to manipulate, lie and cheat the natives of the world into helping her in her quest, with the story ultimately painting her as both a desperate little girl who had done everything to survive in a foreign world and as someone "mean" due to her methods. Alyx was also described to have had difficulty in understanding the customs of the Ever After and unknowingly ignited a war by accident due to her ignorance.
As depicted in the story, she was described by Yang Xiao Long to not be the nicest person, due to her actions of lying and cheating her way through all of the challenges in the Ever After. According to Ozpin , she entered the Ever After after fleeing from the consequences of a choice, and rather than learning from her mistake, she ends up spreading her failure. Weiss Schnee argues that instead, she was merely trying to survive in the perilous land and her actions are due to the simple morals of old fairy tales.
In reality, as revealed by Jaune in " Confessions Within Cumulonimbus Clouds ", Alyx was, selfish and even outright cruel, believing that the Ever After was imaginary and the rules didn’t apply to her. After meeting the Herbalist , something changed in her, as she turned on Jaune, the Curious Cat and even her brother Lewis and questioned them on everything. She become completely fixated in returning home to Remnant, going as far as tricking and poisoning Jaune, as she believed that he was against her.
The Curious Cat claimed that Alyx lied and manipulated them with false promises to continue helping her and Lewis. Her selfish personality was intense enough that Jaune suspected she would get rid of her own brother by sacrificing him to the Tree just to escape, though this was proven false. In reality, once Alyx arrived at the Great Tree , she had a crisis of faith that led to a change of heart, and she decided to remain in the Ever After to fix all the problems she caused, so Lewis ended up being the one to leave. However, the Curious Cat saw her choice as betrayal which led to them killing her, debunking the Cat's earlier claim as nothing more than their own fury towards her.
It was revealed in " A Knight's Journal " that before her strained relationship with the others, Alyx had enjoyed the Ever After. Jaune noted that she had fun hearing all of his stories alongside her brother, showing delight as she explored the land with them and smiling at all the wonders.


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Amber had a light brown complexion, with shoulder-length, straight brown hair. She had a beauty mark below her left eye. She used to wear a long, green hooded cloak on top of an off-white blouse with frill detailing on the shoulders, pleated lower half with a central split, alongside a brown vest that had three straps and golden lining around the collar. She had a dark brown corset with matching pants, as well as a pair of brown thigh-high boots with large cuffs and golden armour plating covering the boots up to her knees.
She also had an amber pendant on her vest, a gold bracer on her left arm, and two gold bracelets on her right wrist. Finally, she had a golden spaulder on her right shoulder as well as a brown shoulder strap with some pouches slung diagonally across her body.
After she was attacked, she was left with extensive facial scarring. When housed inside her life support pod, she was seen wearing a white tube top and a white skirt.

Not much is known about Amber's personality, but when she came across an illusion of a young girl crying she went to check on her and offered her an apple, showing her to be very kind.
Also, Qrow described her as "inexperienced," implying that she was somewhat naïve and easily fooled due to her kindness.
This assessment is given further credence by that fact that she was easily fooled by Emerald's illusion of an innocent little girl wounded in the roadside, despite the obvious suspicious circumstances concerning why a child would be alone in the middle of nowhere.
However despite her naivety due to her inexperience and compassion, it is shown that Amber at least had enough combat experience and instinct to be able to detect Emerald despite her illusion still rendering her invisible.
However, Amber could also become cold and ruthless when pushed to the edge, such as where she was fully prepared to kill Emerald after successfully disarming her and putting her at her mercy.


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Similar to Jinn , Ambrosius' appearance is that of a Human, but much larger. His skin is blue that glows and gives off smoke, similarly to the Relic of Creation. He has elongated, pointed ears, and lacks some Human anatomy. He also has short, spiky light blue hair with a long ponytail leading down to his thighs. His eyes are dark blue in the sclerae and pupils and a lighter blue in the irises.
Ambrosius appears nude-like and wears only various accessories, all of which are gold: stud earrings, gold ring for his ponytail, arm ring on his left upper arm, bracers on his wrists with chains dangling from them like broken shackles, vine like ornaments on his right thigh and left lower leg and a ankle bracelet on his right and chains around his torso crossing his chest and terminating in point resembling the Relic of Creation.

Described by Ozpin as quite a character, Ambrosisus is an extremely enthusiastic and boisterous being, being very loud and animated in his mannerisms and having an unparalleled passion for creation and design. However, he is quite prideful and temperamental, making it clear that he doesn't want to hear any complaints about what he creates if it isn't exactly what the user wanted. As seen from how he created the portal doorways, he is extremely detail oriented.
Ambrosius seems to enjoy subverting the person who uses him as seen in " Worthy ", where he purposefully made the portals from Atlas to Vacuo inaccessible after exiting by taking advantage of Weiss Schnee's metaphor of making the portals a "One-way ticket", even though he warned them prior that he will give exactly what they asked for.
Despite this, if presented with genuine creativity from someone he is much more lenient. When Team RWBY explained to him their plan on saving Penny Polendina , he was so impressed that he allowed them to "cheat" a bit regarding his rules in order to achieve it. [1]
He has an appreciation for the work of fellow craftsmen, as he complimented whoever created Penny and stated that he would have loved to meet them.
Like Jinn, Ambrosius is supposed to be impartial to whoever uses his Relic, and will accept any request given to him that does not directly violate the rules of the Staff. Despite this, the God of Light gave him a benevolent nature and he ultimately wants Humanity to succeed. [2]


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Glass is an overweight middle-aged man with light brown slicker hair, mustache, and copper eyes. He wears a black business suit with a white-collar shirt and bright yellow tie. In additional, he carries a matching color handkerchief in his left breast pocket, a pair of black glasses, and overcoat on his shoulders.

Amoncio Glass' in-game portrait

Glass is an arrogant Atlesian elitest who has ties to the conspiracy led by Bram Thornmane against General James Ironwood . According to Weiss Schnee , even someone like her father Jacques Schnee wouldn't do business with Glass.
When Team RWBY confront him, he boasts about his reputation and is annoyed when Ruby Rose doesn't really know who he is. After challenging the team to battle, he runs away in fear after seeing them arm themselves before returning with his "Glass Cannon Mk. II", a mechanical suit to fight them.


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An had dusky rose hair held in a bun by a gray band and pink eyes. She wore a long green dress with dark green around the shoulders. It has long flared sleeves that have cut-outs on the shoulders with a large band of plum purple on the cuffs. She wears a pair of black ballet flats and a pink sash around her waist.
It can be surmised that Lie got his pink eyes and hairstreak from her. Her outfit is of a similar style to those of her son and husband.


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Argento is a lanky man who wore a brown jumpsuit and combat boots, with a brown patterned bandana covering his hair and eyes, as well as a silver armband on his right arm and a gas mask. He is a pig Faunus , having ears as a trait.

Argento is shown to be supportive of the Crown's plans and goals, serving under his former teammate without hesitation. He has no qualms with kidnapping others and wishes for the Asturias to rule over Vacuo.


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Arrastra is a young woman with a blue eyes and hair which is tied to a ponytail. Her skin is shown to have blemishes on it, similar to that of Ilia Amitola . Arrastra wears a short, brown leather jacket over a black and blue shirt. This outfit serves as leather armor. In addition, she wears glasses.
Her Faunus trait is a pair of blue serval cat legs with three claws each.

Arrastra is slow to trust and quick to spring into action, thanks in part to her Faunus talent. She doesn't often work with others, but thinks they'd better follow her lead if she graces them with her presence. She is something of a loner, but nonetheless is still a sociable person. Arrastra has a strategic mind.
Unlike her teammates Pyke and Fenix, both Arrastra and Asher are more than willing to kill hostages and enemies if needed.
After getting to know her teammates more however, she was willing to use her Equilibrium Semblance on them to help heal them whenever they got hurt despite the negative effects it has on her.
Once she and her team were introduced to Lemon , Arrastra was the one that gave her their Team's name. After getting a call from Taupe following the Wave gang taking over the city, she mobilised her team to help them stop the Wave and retake the city.
After finding Alabaster was still alive and the rest of her teammates didn't trust him due to his last actions against the team, Arrastra was the only member to stand up for him and was originally against them locking him up while earning Alabaster's respect in the process.
Later when she and her team met Abigail Pyre and the rest of her teammates were silent following Pyke Rite trying to converse with her despite her threats, Arrastra was the first to immediately go towards where Abigail told them to due to finding it idiotic. After she and Asher Mora attempt to infiltrate the Wave's stolen Airship with Abigail and she began to fall, Arrastra used her Equilibrium Semblance to save her and earned her respect.


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Arslan has a dark complexion, platinum blonde hair and olive green eyes. She wears a yellow robe with only one wide, loose-fitting sleeve over a black tube top. She also has black pants and shoes and a red sash embroidered with a white "endless knot" on it.
She has bandages on both her legs and arms as well as a red necklace and what appears to be two matching red sticks on the back left side of her head.
In her concept art, she wore both sleeves, which hung loosely at her side, exposing her shoulders. Her tank top also had straps. She wore boots instead of shoes and lacked the pins in her hair and necklace. In their place, she had red bands in her hair.

Arslan is a no-nonsense and serious girl who is motivated to prove herself as a leader and a capable Huntress . She is highly protective of her teammates, showing a deeply caring nature towards them, as shown when she defends Velvet Scarlatina from Xanthe Rumpole . Arslan is described as an amazing natural leader by Scarlet David , who deserves better.
Arslan is also highly courageous, as shown by being amongst the first to step to defend Shade Academy, and is more patient than her teammates in ABRN.


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He is a young Faunus man who has shoulder-length blond hair with a lavender streak that matches his eyes and a goatee. Arthur's Faunus trait is shark fins on his elbows and back. He wears an orange top, bronze metal bands on his upperarms and wrists, baggy green pants and brown boots with gold trim.

He cares for for sea creatures and his people in the sea deeply. He seems to distrust and hate all humans for kidnapping his Faunus people from the sea. He is willing to orders his sea companions to kill Yang by drowning her without hesitation. He once saved Clark Kent in the past despite his hatred towards humans since he disliked how they treated him like a machine and bullied the weak. However, when Blake and Clark explain the situations to him, Arthur slowly starts to trust humans.
While Arthur distrusts humans, he even shows distrust towards Faunus if he believes them to be working for humans.


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Watts was a tall middle-aged man with a slim build and slightly tanned skin. He had short black and gray hair as well as a thick mustache and eyebrows, and green eyes.
Originally, Arthur wore a gray overcoat with yellow linings, a yellow dress shirt, and a black necktie. His pants were the same color as his overcoat. His yellow-buttoned undercoat and fingerless gloves matched his cordovan shoes, under which he wore yellow socks.

Watts' coat and rings

Following his arrival in Atlas, Watts began to wear a three-tone purple and lavender coat with a fur-lined hood and a gold buckle at the waist, and that had an upside-down pentagonal, dark gray strip of material below the collar. Additionally, he wore four rings on each hand, which he could use to hack Atlesian technology.

The burn around Watts' eye

After his battle with James Ironwood , the right side of Arthur's face was left with friction burns after being dragged across the floor by his opponent, where he was defeated. His right eye was somewhat damaged by this.

Watts was a formal and sophisticated man. He spoke in a refined accent, yet he could be arrogant and condescending, even to his allies. However, he was humble enough to not take credit for things he didn't achieve by himself, for when Salem initially thought he found out where the Spring Maiden was, he revealed it was Qrow Branwen when he spoke to Leonardo Lionheart .
Watts stated that he had a very low opinion of failure, which extended to Cinder Fall after she was defeated by Ruby Rose . He criticized and belittled Cinder and enjoyed provoking her every chance he got, especially since she couldn't talk back. He also looked down upon her underlings, Emerald Sustrai and Mercury Black . However, Salem chastised him for his needless "malignance", and he avoided speaking out of line in her presence. When not in Salem's presence he would accurately point to why the person failed and how they could improve very bluntly and very rarely showed regret for what he said. However, his tendency to insult people ended up backfiring and got him harmed as seen with individuals like Cinder and Ironwood.
Arthur also had a tendency to become interested in new topics of study. Case in point, when he and Lionheart reported to Salem about the location of the Spring Maiden, Arthur showed immense interest in the Seer . Because of this habit, he showed no interest in unlocking his own Semblance due to believing that the time needed would be better used for his research.
Even before his apparent fall from grace in his field, Arthur had a self-serving and strategic mindset, creating a backdoor in Mantle's security network for his own personal use and potential exploitation. He was shown to be spiteful and vengeful, with his apparent motive behind joining Salem being rage against Ironwood and Pietro Polendina, claiming Ironwood never appreciated his genius and made an effort to spite James after he managing to get Jacques Schnee on his side.
This grudge against Ironwood and Pietro also heavily emphasized that Watts, similar to his associate Cinder, possessed a massive ego and intense pride in his abilities and talents, and took great offense when Ironwood refused to acknowledge the greatness of his genius and felt a severe blow to his pride when the General selected Pietro's work over his own. An aspect of this is the fact that Watts was never able to wrap his head around the idea of a soul transfer, and he greatly underestimated Penny's cognitive capabilities because of this. [4]
Watts was rather sadistic, as shown in his evident satisfaction in trapping James Ironwood's organic left arm during their fight within Amity Tower, and when he laughed when he armed Ironwood's bomb after Harriet failed too. In " The Enemy of Trust ", Watts contently smiled when he saw Salem and her incoming army finally arrived in Atlas due to believing she would destroy the Kingdom. However, he didn't relish in the pain and fear of his enemies to the same extent as his colleagues, Cinder Fall and Tyrian Callows .
He was also a cunning and opportunistic individual as when he was coerced into working for Ironwood with the threat of being shot if he didn't comply, Watts was able to take advantage of a moment of distraction from Ironwood and his subordinates to discretely hack into Penny and caused her to fall to the ground before managing to make it look like it wasn't his fault, and taunted Ironwood into throwing a Scroll at him which he hid and took with him when Ironwood's soldiers escorted him back to his cell, allowing him to contact Salem while in prison.
When threatened by Cinder in " Ultimatum ", Watts showed no fear of dying. Notably, instead of freaking out when she held him by the edge of building, he harshly called her out on all of her failures. However, in "The Final Word", he was shown screaming out in fear after he was trapped in the burning control room, suggesting he did fear dying, just not by Cinder's hand.


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Arthur Watts' digital copy initially had no body, but he was later able to create one by using Star Labs technology. Giving himself an armored grey body with yellow highlights with a strong build. Having two additional arms behind his back and is equipped with two revolver guns. His face remains the same though he has given himself a beard.

This version of Arthur Watts is the same as his original self in virtually every way, being able to remember the demise of his original self. This experience appeared to have changed Watts and given him a new resolve. No longer would he obey and be manipulated by anyone and would instead take his own stance with his own subordinates. He appeared to have the same lust for power his original self had, only much greater than before, seeking to remake Earth in his own image. He also showed little to no respect for the inhabitants of either world, manipulating Kilg%re and not even siding with or enlisting the help of other DC supervillains.
Watts was cautious in his invasion on Earth, and strategically took out Batman to ensure the League didn't realize his plans. He also listened to Kilg%re's suggestions in creating Grimm that could counter the heroes and was careful in his approach despite Kilg%re's insistence they could win by being more bold. However, Watts was also more confident than his original, having shown himself to the Justice League and Team RWBY instead of staying in the background, self-assured he could win with his new abilities. Coming to the belief that Salem lacked vision as he did and cut off any ties he had towards her including Remnant. Because of this, he was very arrogant as he continued to believe he was the smartest man around and was tricked into revealing that he had fooled and manipulated Kilg%re, enraging the A.I.


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Asher is a light-skinned man with an undercut and a goatee. He has a scar across his left eye that he obtained after being set up by Abigail Pyre and attacked by agents of the Hana Guild , and wears a black and grey long-sleeved shirt that is covered by grey armor. He wears a pauldron over his right shoulder.

Asher is described as a loner who has a penchant for getting himself into trouble, being rough around the edges and willing to fight dirty. He is a bit older than the rest of the main cast, having been a Huntsman for a few years now, and is shown to be primarily monetarily driven, always on the lookout to make money. He also used Fenix's scroll to pay for a drink, showing he is willing to steal from others in order to save money. Despite being hard to get close to, Asher will do anything for those he’s loyal to. While he only did normal Huntsman jobs at first, he later preformed shadier jobs and even assassinations, but only if he thought that the person deserved it.
Asher is something of a kleptomaniac and a thief by impulse, having been nearly banned from The Skillful for it at one point. Asher is a light sleeper, easily startled awake. Unlike his teammates Pyke and Fenix, both Arrastra and Asher are more than willing to kill hostages and enemies if needed.
After learning that Abigail Pyre had returned to Kuchinashi however, he was shown to be in a startled state due to her betraying him in the past. When they met again and Abigail later apologized to the group for making them to through so much just to recruit her and The Hearth, Asher found it strange that she did so since that wasn't like her. Once he learned that she had killed Lemon and stole her Magic Necklace , he knew her well enough that she would try giving them a fake and asked her for the real one. Asher asked her why she was taking control of the Wave gang's airship until she prepared to attack them when she revealed that Vermillion Raddock promised her a great reward if she gave him all of the Magic artifacts onboard. Asher later asked her if she decided to drop her grudge against the Hana Guild just so she could get paid before defeating her.


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He wore a white uniform with black gloves, vest and black chaps over white pants. He wore a white helmet with a black visor that concealed his eyes and hair.

His demeanor was pleasant, and the two of them conversed on his cargo plane easily. However, he was capable of drawing a hard line when he must. He also admitted to smuggling Dust from Atlas.


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August is described as a young man of around 11 or 12. He has short, curly black hair and a tan complexion. When Gus met Team CFVY he wore a T-shirt from the 38th Vytal Festival and jeans.
Upon enrolling in Oscuro Academy he was given the standard male uniform. Which consists of a thin vest worn over an athletic shirt and spandex leggings.

At first, Gus was a timid and shy young boy, who had a tendency to be defensive and secretive due to self-consciousness about his own Semblance and its negative effects. He is a convincing liar who uses his Semblance's effects to indirectly try to do good, as he does not like fighting.
August initially has strong adversities to becoming a Huntsman , but by the end of the novel, is somewhat more confident and less against the aforementioned field of work.


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Barry is a young Tortoise Faunus with short blond hair and blue eyes. Barry's Faunus trait is lime green scales on his elbows. He wears a red short-sleeved turtleneck with a yellow sash that has an attached golden lighting symbol. Barry also wears brown leather gloves over white bandages, green pants, red boots, and a brown turtle shell backpack. To hide his identity, he wears a red mask with lightning designs on each side and lighting-styled tails.

He appears to be a heroic, kind and caring person. He is willing to welcome Ruby and Bruce to his home because he can trust them and he can tell they aren't bad people. He cares for his mother and friend Jesse deeply.
Later when Jessica Cruz was brainwashed by Starro and showed the group their traumas, Barry's trauma was revealed to be him being unable to help his mother and Jesse from being attacked by Starro's army.


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Oobleck is a man with messy green hair. In Volumes 1 and 2, he has brown eyes, but in Volume 3, his eyes are a sapphire blue. His eyes changed back to brown in Volume 4. His attire is disheveled: his white shirt partially tucked into his dark-green pants and its collar raised, showing a slack yellow tie, along with mismatched brown and black shoes. He also has round glasses that appear to be opaque.
When assigned to lead Team RWBY on a search and destroy mission located in southeast Vale during the events of " Field Trip ", Oobleck wears a long brown great coat, a khaki buttoned safari shirt and a pith helmet ; this is presumably his combat outfit, all of which appear to be properly worn and tucked in and such, unlike his earlier attire. He also carries a rather large backpack.

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Oobleck's trademark characteristics are his extreme hyperactivity and his love for coffee, tea, or some other stimulant. Not only does he frequently "glide" about in class at incredible speeds, but he also speaks very rapidly. This energy might be a result of him constantly drinking what appears to be coffee. His unkempt look and the mess on and around his desk suggest he has little to no regard for tidiness.
During his class, Oobleck is very enthusiastic and strict about his work, being very happy when inattentive students, such as Jaune Arc , seem ready to contribute to class and punishing students who perform poorly. This is because behind his almost flamboyant behavior, Oobleck is an incredibly deep and compassionate thinker, completely dedicated to and relishing in his roles as a Huntsman and teacher. Oobleck views history as an important way to prevent the repetition of past mistakes, saying the advancement of knowledge is worthy of being referred to as fighting, for it will better prepare Humanity's future in the fight for survival against the Grimm .
Oobleck respects Faunus, shown when he shakes his head disapprovingly at Cardin Winchester's discriminatory remark and his strong disdain when hearing several Faunus students in his class had suffered discrimination based on heritage.
Oobleck also takes into account why Blake Belladonna , Yang Xiao Long and Weiss Schnee chose to become Huntresses. However, none of them gives him a satisfactory answer, though later he finds out the girls' true, more mature and more satisfactory reasons behind training to become Huntresses that night while pretending to be asleep.
Oobleck takes pride in his historical knowledge. In "Mountain Glenn", Oobleck is upset and angry at himself for not remembering the information about Mountain Glenn's underground city. This same pride causes him to snap at people who call him "Professor", demanding they address him properly as "Doctor".
He is not without a sense of humor, however, as shown in " Family " when he laughs at an anecdote about Qrow Branwen being tricked into wearing a skirt to class.


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She appears to be an adult woman with long red hair. Batgirl's attire consists of a purple tracksuit with a bat logo, gloves, and a black cape with a bat mask attached.


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As a teenager, Batman’s appearance appears to be the same as his Remnant counterpart except his scar is on his right eyebrow and his Faunus trait is batwings.
As an adult, his design is more in tone from his original counterpart inspired from the Batman media with a little bit of whiteness on the eyes.
When he disguised himself as one of the noble guests, he wore black suit with a gray collar shirt with a navy tie and trench coat.

Formal attire suit Batman's purple eyes when using his semblance Batman without mask

Like his main counterpart, he is an intelligent and wise hero, except he appears to show more emotion instead of being stoic. He felt being helpless without any powers until he was turned into a Faunus in the simulation of Remnant, where he was considering to stay in the real Remnant with Weiss, until Diana tries to talk some sense into him.


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Bertilak is a tall, broad and muscular man standing at six feet and six inches tall. He is described as having a green mohawk and matching goatee. He wears a brown, hooded cloak and a green chest plate over a black tunic. Bertilak has a long scar along his right forearm.
During his battle with Fox Alistair , Bertilak's nose was broken.

Bertilak's personality is that of a bully - he is shown to be confrontational and hostile towards others, such as Team CFVY , and is easily angered due to his impatience and temperament. Bertilak is demeaning of others, being racist towards the Faunus .
He is very confident of his abilities branding himself as the best Huntsman in Vacuo.
Bertilak harbors resentment towards the Huntsman Academies , stating their ideologies and worldview to be "lofty", and showing nothing but hatred towards his former professor, Theodore , as well as Ozpin .
Despite this, however, Bertilak is not entirely evil in his nature. Ultimately his allegiance to the Crown is purely based on a monetary need and he doesn't have much loyalty towards the group. Bertilak also recognizes how irredeemably evil Carmine is in comparison to himself, and makes it a point to hunt her down. He is also willing to help Sun Wukong and Velvet Scarlatina without holding any resentments, despite having been enemies with them in the past, and claims to have liked Velvet even after they had been enemies. He is still reasonable, unlike the rest of the Crown.


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Bianca has fair skin, short, platinum blonde hair boyishly spiked at the back with center unevenly parted bangs at the front and green eyes. She wears a two-tone white and grey sleeveless tank top and brown studded leather pauldrons that match her brown studded pants. The pauldrons themselves are connected with brass o-ring pieces that the leather wraps over, with brass studded tassels hanging at the bottom of the pauldrons, and a white cape hanging from the back.
The center o-ring that connects the pauldrons together hangs unsuspended on her collarbone, while a second o-ring where her midriff would be is sewn at the bottom hem of her tank top, fastening up a leather strap that holds her studded pants up.
She has a tattoo shared with those of her teammates' on the bottom of her right cheek.
Like the rest of her team, she has golden spikes in her design, having them on her legs, pauldrons as well as on her segmented swords.

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Bianca is a serious and strategic Huntress with a strong sense of duty.


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She is a young adult woman with long wavy blonde hair and sky-blue eyes. She wears a cobalt blue halter top with a black neck strap and black leather jacket, black shorts with fishnet cobalt blue tights, and boots.


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The Blacksmith appears to be mechanical in nature, bearing an almost robotic skeletal appearance. Her eye sockets look to be hollow, and her head is made up of several segmented metallic plates. In back of her exposed spine is a contorted wooden trunk that branches outward to resemble a tree. She is also rather tall, easily towering over Ruby Rose , and has pronounced feminine features.
She wears a leather apron tied behind the neck and cinched with a belt buckle around the waist, a pair of large gloves, and a blue bandana tied around her forehead from which a chain is draped similar to a braid.

The Blacksmith has a very calm and kind personality. She is kind enough to let people lay down their burdens and trade a new weapon for these burdens. She also becomes concerned whenever the people she encounters are alone. Much like the Curious Cat , she possesses a mysterious and enigmatic personality, often giving off a very cryptic demeanor to those she meets. Unlike the Cat, however, who was eventually revealed to be cruel and manipulative, the Blacksmith genuinely has only good intentions and seems to want to help her fellow Afterans and others.
Her doting motherly nature reflects her role in the Ever After, being the one who repairs and transforms those who have ascended or become broken. She always appears to be diligently crafting. In matching her role as a smith, she also appears to be patient, willing to set down her tools and works to make time to assist those in need of counsel. However, she gently expresses that the final choice is ultimately up to her charges and not her, and that she only acts as a guide to help her charges understand who they want or need to be.
The Blacksmith takes great joy in creating, especially the not knowing of what something will turn out to be. Unlike the Gods, the Blacksmith has a different belief towards balance. Rather than two opposing forces in a never-ending conflict, she believes that balance is an ecosystem, a living thing that restores equilibrium on its own without force, manipulation, or calculation. Hence why she rarely intervenes directly in situations, choosing to let things play out on their own.
Despite their differences, the Blacksmith has a great appreciation towards the Gods' creations, stating that their interactions and influence in the Ever After brought forth marvelous changes in the most unexpected ways.


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Blake is a fair-skinned young woman with wavy black hair and amber eyes. Her Faunus trait is a pair of black cat ears on top of her head.

Blake is described by her voice actress Arryn Zech as being "mellow". She displays a cool, reserved and serious personality most of the time but does not lack a humorous side, which is usually in the form of dry wit and sarcasm. Blake is a righteous person, respecting other people's lives regardless of whether they are Faunus or not. She strongly despises those who judge and discriminate based on racial prejudice. Blake is outspoken, going so far as to indirectly insult the Schnee Dust Company in front of its heiress and defend Faunus of any kind. Despite her generally quiet demeanor, she can be surprisingly charismatic, as when she rallied the Faunus to defend Mistral against the White Fang after the attack on her home.
Blake is shown to be an introvert. Although she reads books to distance herself from the discussion at hand, as the series continues, she is shown to be more facetious and friendly. Blake appears most conversant when discussing the history and plight of her people.
As a Faunus, Blake has faced discrimination in the past and wears a bow when around Humans in order to be treated for her character and not her species. However, despite having no hate for Humans, she has seen how the real world works and wonders how she can undo so many years of hate and pain. After the Fall of Beacon, Blake discards her bow and does not cover her ears again, even around the presence of Humans, showing that she is no longer afraid to be seen as a Faunus.
Blake's past negatively influenced her personality, leading to moodiness, stubbornness, sleep deprivation and trust issues at times. She also has self-loathing issues, viewing herself as a criminal hiding in plain sight because of her past with the White Fang until her teammates convinced her that they still trusted and cared for her despite her being a Faunus and a former member of the White Fang. She also viewed herself as a coward who ran from her problems, as her Semblance was a prospect of her tendency to avoid conflict. She had even felt unworthy of her parents' love after leaving them behind for the White Fang's cause. However, her strong sense of righteousness led her to strongly disagree with the White Fang's increasing level of violence and hatred towards Humans, especially Adam's. It was thanks to her realization of seeing how spiteful and uncaring Adam was for Human lives she not only left the group but also decided to fight back after discovering Adam was planning to overthrow Sienna Khan and gain total control over the White Fang.
Thanks to her parents' unconditional love and Sun Wukong's support of her, Blake began to grow out of her self-loathing issues and mistrust for others, with Sun persuading her to let her friends help her as much as she believes she is helping them. She uses this in turn to persuade Ilia Amitola to leave the White Fang and find the courage to confront Adam with others' help and to reunite with her teammates at Haven. After she and Yang kill Adam for good, she vows to keep her promise by never running again, no longer viewing herself as a coward.
During her time at Beacon she learns to open up more and trust her teammates, and became more fun loving while hanging out with her friends, but when the Battle of Beacon happened, and Adam vowing to destroy everything she loved, she was regressed to loneliness and isolation, until Sun's persistence helps straighten out her understanding of the value and importance of having friends. After saving Haven Academy , reconciling with her teammates, and defeated Adam for good, she starts to relearn how to relax and have fun, such as going clubbing with Yang and Team FNKI .
Due to her time in the White Fang, Blake holds a bias against Atlas and its military as a whole. This is most noticeable regarding her double standard in keeping secrets. In " A New Approach ", she goes along with Ruby's decision to lie to James Ironwood and keep Ozpin's disappearance, how many questions left in the Relic of Knowledge , and Salem's immortality a secret. Yet in " Worst Case Scenario ", she and Yang have no trouble spilling information on the Amity Communications Tower to Robyn Hill despite Ironwood's insistence on keeping it secret, due to the former sympathizing with her nature as a vigilante. These acts are one of the reasons why Ironwood eventually loses trust in them.
Her Faunus traits also seem to give her other aspects of a cat, such as climbing up to Ruby's bed to stay away from Ruby and Yang's pet dog, Zwei . Another time, she is distracted by and instinctively decides to follow a laser pointer light to a waiting Yang in " Burning the Candle ". She also has a great love for tuna, as shown in " Round One " where she drools over a bowl of noodles topped with tuna.
In “ A Cat Most Curious “, when Blake’s past self offers Blake an opportunity of changing her form to either a human or a cat in order to fit in and not being discriminated, Blake declines her offer as she is done hiding for who she is and she is proud to be a Faunus. It shows on much Blake has changed and accept her status as a Faunus as she has many people who treated her equally.


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Bolin has lightly-tanned skin, amber eyes, and black hair. He wears two yellow sashes, one around his waist the other over his shoulder alongside a dark blue vest and gray pants with yellow lacing up the sides. He also wears black boots and black fingerless gloves, and a dark gray beaded necklace.

Bolin is shown to be a perceptive person, and is able to take initiative as shown by being the one to break the silence and kick off the Beacon Brigade meeting in RWBY: Before the Dawn . He and Reese are uncomfortable at the mention of the Fall of Beacon , but are still brave enough to be amongst the first students to come to Shade Academy's aid.


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Thornmane shares the red and white color scheme of many Atlas operatives such as the Ace-Ops , though rather than a primary color of white, his outfit is primarily red. He has a very formal appearance, wearing a red jacket with golden accents, and golden brooches on his shoulders. The left brooch holds a golden chain connected the lapel of his jacket. Beneath the jacket is a black vest with gold accents tucked in beneath his beige slacks. Under the vest is a white dress shirt and a darker red tie.

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When Team RWBY first encounter him, Thornmane is initially shown to act noble and caring towards the people of Essen, telling Team BRIR to leave since they were done with paying them for protection. He was also helpful towards Team RWBY since he took the mysterious device off their hands and recommended they consult with Atlas Military Lieutenant Colonel Olive Harper to learn more about it.
In truth however, Thornmane is the leader of a conspiracy against General James Ironwood due to him not being chosen as a member of the Ace Operatives. Thornmane was revealed to be a manipulative individual due to threatening Hanlon Fifestone to work with him and tricking Team BRIR into believing that Team RWBY were the ones actually behind stealing the orbs from Fort Arrowfell . He is also shown to laugh after attacking and let's his guard down, something Team RWBY take advantage of in order to defeat him. Right before he is defeated by the team, he revealed that he wanted to join the Ace Operatives so he could be seen as a hero and admired by the people, revealing that he is a glory seeker in the process.
Thornmane was also an observant judge of character, as he seemingly noticed Ironwood's deteriorating mental state before anyone else, stating that it would only be a matter of time before the rest would notice as well. Though due to his hatred towards Ironwood, it is unknown if he truly noticed or simply stated it in anger due to being captured and arrested, but his words later became true when Ironwood decided to abandon Mantle and later planned on destroying it.


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Brawnz was a young man with dark purple eyes and short black hair that graduated to gray with his hair slicked toward his left.
He wore a sleeveless top that graduated from gray to purple, a purple scarf, black pants with bronze kneecaps and a bronze buckled black belt and a dark purple scarf that wrapped around his right leg and black boots with studded strap detailing. He also had three black straps, one studded, on his left arm


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He is a young Bat Faunus with bat ears, short, slicked back black hair and blue eyes. He has a x-shaped scar on the lower right side of his face, and one diagonal scar on his left eyebrow.
When he first appears, he is where smart black blazer, waistcoat and trousers alongside a white shirt and orange bow tie. His bat ears are hidden under a black top hat with golden trim. He also wears a pair of black slip-on brogues and a long blue coat with golden decorated lapels, hem and cuffs.
After leaving Atlas he wears a dark grey (appears navy blue sometimes) long coat with a light grey t-shirt that has golden trim and small lace up V section near the top as well as a pair of grey trousers and black shoes
In the concept art and cover art he wears a black jumpsuit and boots with gray sectioned gauntlets that have three black scallops on them and calf armor alongside armor over his boots. He also sports a matching gray chest plate with the Bat Symbol in the center of it. In additional, he wears a gray scarf cape that covers half of his bottom face along with black fingerless gloves. He also sports a utility belt with an attached sash. This concept was fully introduced during Issue 5 (Digital) Issue 3 (Print).

He is mature, wise and patient young man. He seems to tolerate people from Atlas's hatred toward Faunus despite of him being rich. He is also shown to be a bit of a romantic as shown when he meets Diana for the first time.
When Starro brainwashed Jessica Cruz and made her project the traumas of the Group, Bruce's trauma was revealed to be the deaths of his parents.


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Camilla has a dark complexion, styling her gray hair with a curly style. She wears purple eyeshadow and a black shirt with a wine-red coat over the top. Camilla wears a golden necklace around her neck and matching earrings. She wears black pants and a black belt with a golden circular buckle.

Camilla is a cordial woman who put her concerns for the Kingdom of Atlas before other priorities. Like the other councilmen of the Kingdom, she appeared to be frustrated with James Ironwood's practices as General and Headmaster of Atlas Academy and had begun expressing expiration and worry for the Kingdom due to the Dust Embargo and closing of its borders from the rest of the world implemented by him, showing that she valued her Kingdom's prosperity and diplomatic relations greatly and desired to restore it before it was too late.
After trying to confront Ironwood about declaring martial law and watching him kill councilman Sleet, Camilla was horrified by Ironwood's actions and presumably was scared to act against him again.


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The Captain is a pale man with a white beard. He wears a black uniform with yellow trimmings, and a white hat showing the logo of his ship.

The Captain has the decency to be amused by Blake and back off when he realizes her need for solitude. He shows determination and resourcefulness when the ship gets attacked by a Sea Feilong , and is willing to work with others to achieve goals and defend his ship.
He is shown to be friendly and willing to help, as seen when he aids the Faunus in Menagerie reach Mistral when they hear of the attack Adam Taurus has planned for Haven Academy .


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Cardin has burnt-orange hair that is combed backward with a slight peak at the front and indigo eyes. He wears silver-gray armor with gold trim.
His chestplate sports a bird with its wings outstretched. Underneath the armor, he wears a black shirt with red trimmings and black pants with a red sash tied around his waist. He also wears silver-gray armoured under the knee boots that match the rest of his armor.
It should also be noted that Cardin is very tall. He stands at least a head above the rest of his teammates.
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Cardin's personality can be compared to the classic stereotype of the "school bully", with some minor exceptions. Such characters are often found in school dramas and teen movies. He and his team enjoy hurting and picking on others. This is shown when he makes fun of Velvet Scarlatina for being a Faunus , which could also reflect some prejudice and hate towards the humanoid species.
He is also shown to excessively bully Jaune Arc . In " Jaunedice, Pt.2 ", Cardin further showed his racism and discrimination towards the Faunus by saying it is easier to train an animal than a soldier, which reflects on how he sees the Faunus as nothing but complete animals, leaving Bartholomew Oobleck disappointed.
Cardin has shown to get offended quite easily, such as when he clenched his fists in anger when Blake Belladonna commented on General Lagune's failure, which is how he will be remembered by. This implies that Cardin may have looked up to, or approved of, General Lagune. However, it is possible that he was angered by Blake's remark about General Lagune not paying attention in class, a trait which he and Cardin have in common, being the cause of him being remembered as a failure.
Cardin is shown to be quite manipulative and exploitative, as seen when he blackmails Jaune in order to have Jaune do his work. Cardin himself has proven to be quite deceptive, shown when he calls Jaune a "friend", stating he would not reveal his secret.
However, this may have been Cardin's way of getting Jaune to do everything for him, in return to not tell the secret, or a trick in fooling Jaune long enough until the secret is revealed. He also seems to be very lazy, as are his teammates. Shown by how they frequently ask Jaune for favors while blackmailing him.
He is also shown to hold a grudge and may have a tendency to exact revenge on others by whatever means necessary, not caring about the consequences for the target. In " Forever Fall ", he asks that Jaune bring him some Rapier Wasps the night before the field trip. He then has Jaune find some extra red sap while in the forest.
He plans to use both of these to get revenge on Pyrrha Nikos for humiliating him in a class by answering a question he could not. This may also show that he finds pleasure in hurting others, or having others hurt people they are close to. This can be seen with his constant teasing of Jaune, Velvet, and many others at Beacon. Cardin is also seen to be somewhat of a coward, almost just like the rest of his team.
It is shown during his battle with Pyrrha that if driven to a certain point, he will ignore his surroundings and do whatever he can to hit the opponent, as shown when Cardin nonchalantly hits his teammates to get leverage for his next strike against Pyrrha.
Despite his negative traits Cardin has displayed some positive qualities. Choosing to back off and stop blackmailing Jaune after the latter saved his life. While many other students fled in panic once the Vytal Festival was attacked, Cardin stayed to join the defense.


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Carmel was a pale-skinned woman with brown eyes who wore her light brown hair in a bun. She frequently wore a white dress with a matching white pearl necklace and a triskelion pin.

Like her husband, Carmel presented herself as a high-class socialite. Beneath her quiet but pleasant exterior, however, Carmel was a manipulative and ambitious woman who, much like her husband, was obsessed with appearances.
The appearance of a normal daughter was more important to Carmel and Jimmy than raising a healthy one. While Carmel seemed more accepting of her daughter's muteness than her husband, Trivia's mismatched eyes were an early source of resentment. When speaking to her daughter Carmel would avoid making direct eye contact; on the rare instances that Carmel would take Trivia shopping she forced the young girl to wear a colored contact lens that made her pink eye appear brown; the family portrait was painted with both of Trivia's eyes brown.
In order to keep the façade of an ordinary family, Carmel and Jimmy kept Trivia largely confined to their private estate and out of public view. When hosting parties or entertaining guests, they ordered Trivia to remain in her bedroom. During one such party Trivia snuck out, and Carmel did not notice until her daughter was brought back by the police.
Carmel seems to have a distaste for Semblances , or at least the " Overactive Imagination " of her daughter.  After Trivia used her Semblance to ruin a party that Carmel and Jimmy were hosting, they eventually hired a former Combat School Professor as a personal tutor; this was done so that they could keep Trivia out of a public school and right where they could keep a watchful eye on her. When Jimmy became increasingly afraid of Trivia's capabilities, Carmel did not intervene and allowed him to install increasingly complex locks on their daughter's bedroom door, which eventually resulted in Trivia setting the estate on fire. Instead of recognizing how their actions as parents had led Trivia to doing this, Carmel blamed Trivia's Semblance and attacked Neo's image, which broke Trivia's Aura . Realizing that they would not be able to contain Trivia anymore, Carmel had her sent to Lady Browning's Preparatory Academy for Girls in hopes that they could turn her into the kind of person Carmel was, and teach her how to "control" her Semblance.
Carmel was a skilled manipulator, which can be attributed to her time at Lady Browning's, the teachings of which she has taken to heart. She married Jimmy so that she could take advantage of his political power. Carmel assisted with Lady Beat's spy network in the hopes that the Xiong Family would be ousted, allowing her husband to take control of all the Dust trade in the city of Vale. She never told him of this plan, and Carmel intended to manipulate Jimmy to control Vale's criminal underworld through him, creating an empire for herself and her daughter.
While it was not obvious to Trivia, Carmel still cared deeply for her daughter. When Trivia was young, Carmel and Jimmy hired a psychiatrist in an attempt to diagnose and understand her condition, though they would ultimately ignore the doctor's advice. She was frustrated with Jimmy's incompetence as a father and was greatly displeased with the effects Roman Torchwick had had on Trivia. She never intervened, however, due to her training and her manipulative nature.
Despite all of her best efforts, Carmel proved to be rather unstable at her core. When she believed that she had overpowered Roman Torchwick she explained her plans and aired her frustrations to her enemy, entirely unprompted and against her best interests. She had lost touch with reality, which is likely the result of her years at Lady Browning's and the decade she spent obsessing with appearances after that.


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Carmine is a young woman with long back length wavy auburn hair with a single silver streak. She also has golden eyes, freckles and a black stylish tattoo on the right side of torso running down to her upper leg. She wears a dark navy cropped long-sleeved shirt with a metal chain-like top attached, a silver shoulder cape with crimson trimmed and her emblem on it, crimson torn off booty shorts that match her tatter scarf and thigh-high black leather boots with folded over tops and small lace-up detailing.
In addition, she wears goggles on top of her head, a black belt with sheaths for her Sai weapons, a single belt on the right sleeve and her left leg. She also wears worn bandages wrapped around her wrists.
Carmine claims she obtained her outfit in Mistral .

Carmine is an extremely skillful, cunning individual, living up to her reputation as a rattlesnake of the sands. To Coco, every fiber of her being oozes stylish and cool Huntress-in-training because it is the first time Coco Adel finds another individual as chic and fashionable, if not more so, than herself. [1]
Her true nature is revealed to be that of a cold and ruthless person who is perfectly fine with actively participating in human and child trafficking, as long as she was paid by an unknown client. She is perfectly willing to kill people, sometimes in brutal manners as when she tries to use Coco's claustrophobia against her by burying her alive in sand.
Unlike her partner Bertilak Celadon , Carmine is cordial and approachable, often picking up after him. Additionally, she is not discriminatory against the Faunus and is quickly exasperated by his brutish behavior.
Carmine is also loyal to Gillian Asturias , being playful with her and teasing her with the nickname "Queenie." Carmine joined The Crown under the belief that Gillian was the rightful ruler of Vacuo. Despite this, Bertilak states her to be a coward who cuts her losses and runs when she's out of her element and describes her to be an awful excuse for a human being even in comparison to himself.
However despite her actions and her apparent selfish disposition, Carmine has been shown to show hints of more positive traits underneath her more malicious ones. This is seen during her statement that uniting Vacuo under a single unified government monarchy would better help the Kingdom, showing a level of concern for Vacuo's future. Carmine also possesses a genuine sense of loyalty towards Gillian and greatly prioritized her safety over even her own life, as seen where she prioritized using her Semblance to fling her to a safe location when Octavia triggered a Dust explosion, instead of using it to protect herself.
Another aspect to Carmine is her apparent importance placed on individual freedom, having revealed that the true reason why she left Atlas and refused to enroll in Atlas Academy was due to the fact that she recognized that graduates were often pressured into enlisting into its military.


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Cordovin is a short, elderly woman with short silver hair and brown eyes. She wears an Atlesian uniform with black gloves and a dark gray belt.
A much younger Cordovin makes a brief cameo in a poster advertising the Atlas Military and the Colossus in " Ultimatum ", sporting dark brown hair prior to it greying.

Caroline is a prideful, condescending and arrogant woman who deeply venerates the Kingdom of Atlas , to the point where she overly exaggerates Atlas' greatness, denies any weaknesses that her Kingdom or James Ironwood has, and believes that Atlas could take on the world and win. She is shown to look down on non-Atlesians, having a low opinion of Argus' citizens and the rest of the world, who became hostile towards Atlas due to the events of the 40th Vytal Festival .
She takes her job extremely seriously, such as putting Maria Calavera on the additional screening list for life for bringing contraband one time. She is so strict on following Ironwood's order to close Atlas' borders that she refuses to let anyone in, only willing to allow Weiss Schnee to return home to her family if she goes alone.
She also shows contempt towards Blake Belladonna , indicating that she may be discriminatory against Faunus .
Caroline has been shown to be quite unstable and merciless when crossed, as she unleashed the might of an Atlesian Colossus in a display of power despite the risk that such a weapon could pose to Argus and the extremely negative emotions of fear brought out by the massive weapon on the populace of Argus.
However, despite her extremely nationalist and bitter attitude, she does have a sense of responsibility towards defending Argus, as she was able to put aside her anger and help Ruby's group kill the Leviathan , even allowing them to travel to Atlas afterward on a "missing" Manta transport.
This shows that despite letting her emotions get the better of her and her own bitter attitude clouding her judgment, Cordovin is also mature and sensible enough to acknowledge her mistakes and put aside her own negative feelings for both the sake of others and her duties.


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Ciel has dark skin, straight dark teal hair in an asymmetrical bob style, and blue eyes. She also has a gold marking consisting of an oval shape surrounded by four smaller circles in the center of her forehead.
She wore a blue beret, a plain off white golden button-down shirt with an asymmetrical collar and gold trims at the sleeves, a blue pleated combat skirt with a black waistband and matching black fingerless, elbow-length gloves with a silver wristwatch on her left hand and black shoes alongside white, golden buttoned boot chaps.

She appeared to be very regimented and by-the-book and spoke with a near-monotone, matter-of-fact voice. When Ruby Rose asked if Penny considered Ciel to be her friend, Penny replied that Ciel was merely ordered to spend time with her. Ciel is often seen to be conscious of the time, looking at her wristwatch and literally timing a minute when Penny asked for a minute to herself.


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Cinder is a fair-skinned young woman with ashen-black hair that covers her left eye. She has bright amber eyes and is described to be very young.

Cinder is ruthless and sadistic, as demonstrated when she delivers a killing blow to a clearly defeated Pyrrha Nikos in " End of the Beginning " and when she throws a spear at a defenseless Weiss Schnee in " The More the Merrier ". She is relentlessly driven to gain power and determined to cross any line to obtain it. Cinder demonstrates a cunning that shows in her successful manipulation of events and people throughout the first three volumes. Cinder is also arrogant and egomaniacal and, as such, relishes in dominance and gloating, displaying shameless pleasure in the misery she has caused others. She believes that the power she is after is owed to her, having been promised godlike abilities and the Maiden powers by Salem . [14]
She also seems to be ambitious and demanding in the role of a leader, expecting her subordinates to execute exactly as she wishes with what little she gives them. She does not seem to tolerate failure, preferring for her goals to be successful regardless of the situation. Cinder prefers that such problems be solved quickly, is seen to give very direct orders, and keeps her subordinates on a strictly need-to-know basis, sharing a similar leadership style to Salem. However, she does display a cunning streak, as her allegiance revolves around having Neopolitan kill Ruby Rose so Cinder will not be going against Salem's orders to not kill her.
Usually, she maintains a calm and collected demeanor and is willing to take over a fight if necessary. In the rare occurrence in which she is caught off guard, Cinder's monumental temper surfaces, showing her immense shock and outrage. This is most notable when Jaune Arc just barely nicks the edge of her mask during the Battle of Haven resulting in Cinder flying into a childish rage and start to yell and make threats. This explosive response to even the slightest attack on her shows Cinder's intolerance of fear, leading her to react poorly when others see her feel it. Cinder seeks to be feared and therefore detests being made to feel fear by both her enemies and her superiors alike. Additionally, Cinder is stated to be jealous of those with natural talents. [15]
When Cinder first obtained the Fall Maiden powers, she saw it similarly to a brand-new toy that made her feel like she was the best and strongest. Because of this, she became addicted to the feeling and stopped considering the strengths she had acquired before that moment. [16] Because of this, she was humiliated from her defeat and injury by Ruby atop Beacon Tower. As shown in Volume 4, she did not display her usual confidence, instead appearing sullen and taking insults from the other members of Salem's Inner Circle without reply due to her inability to speak, thus relying on her subordinates.
Even after recovering in Volume 5, her deep desire for vengeance against Ruby clouds her judgement, shown when she negotiates a deal with Raven Branwen to stage an ambush in Haven Academy , despite protest from Arthur Watts . In the end, this results in Raven betraying Cinder, leaving her for dead and taking the Relic of Knowledge . Because of her actions, Salem was forced to change her plans, focusing on attacking Atlas instead of Vacuo due to the Lamp being taken there.
Cinder's thirst and desperation for power stems from a life of powerlessness and having nothing. [17] This desperation has led to a fear of failure and a hatred towards the elite class, who have held power from others forever. She apparently detests being called out on her actions, as shown when Raven cites Cinder's choice to take the arm of a Grimm. Cinder retorts angrily, showing she sees herself as being beyond judgment or the moral codes of others. She is incapable of accepting any sort of criticism from others. However, in " Taking Control ", she is visibly horrified watching as Tyrian Callows maniacally massacres a Beowolf in grief of having displeased Salem, showing that even she has limits with absolute violence. It is implied that Cinder only enjoys the psychological torture she inflicts and dislikes the bloodier brutality of her associates.
Later, the full extent of Cinder's desperation for power is shown in her reaction of again being denied the power of a Maiden, as seen in " The Enemy of Trust ". During her battle with Penny Polendina and Winter Schnee and upon being overpowered by Fria , her anger and frustration reached its boiling point as she began viciously lashing out at Winter, injuring her badly and nearly killing her for deterring Cinder's quest for power.
The World of RWBY: The Official Companion states that Cinder chose to hasten Pyrrha's demise by incinerating her body, sparing her a slow death after being shot in the ribcage. This hints that Cinder might possess a small sense of mercy.
Although Watts' angry rant regarding her arrogance and short-sightedness hinted at Cinder having a change of heart, in reality she does not change at all, merely doubling down on said qualities. [18] In " Worthy ", she murders tons of civilians in the central location during the evacuation to Vacuo , and in " The Final Word ", betrays and murders her allies without a second thought such as pushing Neo into the void and trapping Watts in the Atlas Command Center before setting it on fire to kill him.
Based on her upbringing shown in " Midnight ", Cinder's current personality and desperation for power stems from the abuse she suffered as a child. She faced constant bullying, starvation and abuse from the other children from the home she was raised in, and was later abused even further after being adopted by her step-family, who treated her as nothing more than a servant and abused her regularly.
Despite no longer being under them, Cinder still retains several psychological scars from their abuse. This is seen in Cinder's behavior, where she had apparently unconsciously adopted the cruel traits of her past abusers into her own personality. Though the electrocution she got from the necklace also had an effect on her, making Cinder disdainful of physical torture.
Due to her abusive childhood, Cinder has shown to possess a docile, fearful and submissive side to her personality when dealing with someone who is superior to her. This side of her was most pronounced in her childhood and later after returning to Salem's side after redeeming herself of her past failures. Despite this, Cinder's lust for power ultimately caused her to disobey Salem's order regardless of the consequences when she decided to go to Amity Communications Tower . In " Amity ", Cinder is shown to be a hypocrite, claiming to Penny that she serves no one, yet still serves Salem despite not always following her orders, psychologically projecting herself onto Penny. During their fight, Cinder was shown at her most manic and reckless nature, which would be one of the last times she went way over her head thinking she could achieve her goals through brute strength alone. [19]
As seen during her childhood, Cinder had a more positive and vulnerable side to her personality. This is was partially due to the positive influence of her mentor Rhodes , who attempted to guide Cinder to a better path in life as a Huntress. This is seen when, after being talked down by Rhodes about her wanting revenge on her step-family, Cinder backed down from wishing to hurt them and expressed her true desire of simply wanting to be free and be strong enough to look after herself without relying on them any longer. With Rhodes' influence, Cinder instead chose to focus on becoming a Huntress and becoming old enough to leave. This would later not come to pass after she kills her step-family due to them finally taking their abuse too far. This showed that Cinder initially was hesitant at the prospect of killing and that she was only resorting to it due to seeing it as her only way out, as was seen after Cinder had killed her step-family and was noticeably repulsed by her own actions and did not actively enjoy or take pleasure in having taken their lives.
Cinder was also shown to have developed a genuine friendship with Rhodes, most likely due to his being the first person in her life to have treated her with kindness. She later felt deeply betrayed after Rhodes made his stance clear that he would take her in for killing her step-family, causing her to enter into a rage for him having betrayed her trust. Later after Cinder successfully killed him, she would shed a single tear for her mentor.
Following her experience at the Glass Unicorn, Cinder began hating being "under someone's thumb". She hates it when other people have power over her and even when she works with someone, she is not content to do as she is instructed. She herself always wants to be at the top and can't be anyone's equal. [20]


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He is a young man with short wavy black hair and blue eyes. He wears a black crew neck t-shirt under a golden "S" shield emblem. He also sports a short sleeved blue jacket with yellow cuffs and red trimming and lining as well as a pair of blue jeans and brown calf high boots. Finishing the outfit off with a pair of black fingerless gloves.

He is a helpful, kind and outgoing young man. He helps out people in need and he gets along with the Xiao Long-Rose Family. He is also shown to be scared/nervous around Weiss or the mention of the Schnee name.


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Clover was a man with short brown hair and teal-green eyes. He wore a sleeveless Atlesian Specialist uniform that consisted of a white sleeveless double breasted coat with red and blue accents with ornate detailing shaped to the form of wishbones, broad tail with red lining and a four-leaf clover pin on the lapel. His belt had a rabbit's foot keychain hanging off it. Clover also wore white pants and covered his hands with brown fingerless gloves. He also wears blue calf high boots with four dark blue straps and silver steel toe plating.
Following his death, his four-leaf clover pin was kept by Qrow to remember him.

During his debut, Clover displayed a confident attitude, and leadership skills, easily capturing Teams RWBY and JNR , Oscar Pine and Qrow with assistance from the other Ace-Ops.
He has been described as a total bro character like Captain America who always makes luck puns. He constantly feels like he's in an action movie because things always go right for him, so he doesn't need to look when he's about to jump. This ultimately leads him to be a person that relies too much on his Semblance and causing him to ride the lines between confidence vs arrogance. [4]
He appeared to be cordial and calm, as well as good-humored and easy to get along with. However, Clover was quick to turn back to a task at hand when needed. He was fiercely loyal, and tends to bring out the best in people, and did whatever it took to protect his Kingdom. He was also a bit duplicitous when he encountered Robyn Hill and the Happy Huntresses in " Sparks " and lied to them about where the supplies they were carrying were going. [5]
Clover was highly charismatic and kind hearted to others, even to those he just met. He encouraged Qrow Branwen to open up more and stop beating himself over his Semblance, as well as to be more open to accepting complements. However, he could be somewhat manipulative when seeing windows of opportunity, as seen when he used Robyn's life as a bargaining chip to get Qrow to surrender.
Clover, like other members of the Ace-Ops team, did not consider his teammates to be friends, due to having kept his heart guarded, only letting it down for a select few, in part from having experienced his share of pain in the past. [6] However, when he does open up to people, Clover was shown to be exceptionally trusting and loyal, willing to sacrifice his life for them if need be. If betrayed, Clover would be reluctant and regretful in regards to growing cold towards his friends and loved ones, pleading to find a way to fix things. [7]
Like the rest of his team, he was loyal to James Ironwood , and always followed his orders without question. This later lead to his death, as his insistence on arresting Qrow despite the bigger threat of Tyrian Callows eventually resulted in him being murdered by the latter.
Regardless of his flaws, Clover greatly respected his friends and allies, even if they worked on different sides. While he believed his complete faith in Ironwood was the right choice in his mind, he saw it as difficult and wanted to trust Qrow too, indicating a conflicted side. Even in his dying moments, Clover neither held grudges with nor blamed Qrow for his troubles and wished him good luck with stopping Ironwood.


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Coco is a young woman with fair skin, short dark-brown hair, and dark-brown eyes. She has wavy locks on one side of her face, dyed with a gradient that starts as dark brown and transitions to caramel.
Her clothes consist of a long, cocoa-colored shirt with an upturned layered frill collar with a black single strapped waist cincher. She wears black trousers that have golden lining around the pocket and ribbons attached to the back of a golden zipper seam around her knees. A black golden studded belt is normally hidden by a large cocoa-colored belt with gun cartridges on the left side and a large golden crosshair buckle. A large piece of black fabric is attached to her belt hanging down on her right side. She wears a pair of dark black, high-heeled leather calf-high boots with golden buckles.
Coco also dons a number of accessories, such as a bracelet with black roses as decoration; these are accompanied by black gloves and three beaded necklaces alongside a black scarf tied around her collar. She wears a black beret with a cocoa brown trim and a pair of black, wire-rimmed aviator sunglasses. She is seen holding a black shoulder bag with gold studs, which is held by a bandolier strap; the bag is her weapon, Gianduja, transforming into an oversized black and gold minigun.
In RWBY: Before the Dawn , Coco's sunglasses are upgraded by Velvet Scarlatina with night vision and scoping technology. Coco refers to this tech as "BunnyVision". [3]

Coco appears to be very confident: her self-assurance is expressed in the very way she struts through the battlefield. Her experience with Grimm has been consistent enough that their appearance no longer fazes her. Coco is confident enough in her team that she holds Velvet back from combat when she tries to unleash her weapon. She is also seen slapping Fox Alistair on his bottom as she compliments his performance.
Her confidence is later seen once more in " Lessons Learned " when she states that she likes Emerald Sustrai after her initial taunting of her. There is also a touch of sportsmanship and open-mindedness in showing appreciation for Emerald despite being opponents who sass each other. She claims to love a challenge and being first in things.
However, the confident, self-assured way Coco carries herself can be disrupted. This is first seen during the episode "Lessons Learned" when her hands began trembling after realizing she saw Yatsuhashi Daichi when he was not actually there. Additionally, Coco contemplates the definition of being a leader, looking to others, such as Ozpin or Glynda Goodwitch , as examples of what good leadership means.
Originally, Coco was a very individualistic person, but her time in Beacon taught her to trust and lean on her team for support. Still, she was fairly self-centered in Vacuo , something which angered Velvet at times. Over time, this self-centeredness evolved into a protective nature of her team, defending them from even those who she admires, such as when she defended Velvet from Xanthe Rumpole .
Coco's three favorite things are fashion, explosions, and killing Grimm, thus joining Beacon Academy allowed her to combine all three. Given her attire and her reaction to both the Grimm's destruction of her "favorite clothing store" and her sunglasses getting damaged in the course of her duel with Emerald, fashion is strongly integrated into her personality.
Coco has a habit of using the cover provided by her sunglasses to discreetly evaluate other people. They also mask her own reactions to things. Despite being easily distracted by attractive women, Coco has shown the ability to move on and refocus on the task at hand quickly. She understands that physical appearance is not a person's most important attribute. Instead, character and ability are more valuable traits to her when selecting a romantic or combat partner.
She has claustrophobia due to a childhood incident where she got stuck in a cupboard during a game of hide-and-seek. Following Team CFVY's mission at Lower Cairn , Coco had been off her game, being slightly less capable than usual due to the traumatic incident.
By RWBY: Before the Dawn , Coco's leadership is shown to have immensely improved since the events of the Fall of Beacon and RWBY: After the Fall , now taking her teammates into consideration at every turn, noting how other people had an impact on them whether they realized or not. She is also shown to be demanding of her team, willing to go through with her plans despite her team protesting against them, and is judgmental of other people's leaders. Furthermore, she looks up to great Huntresses such as Rumpole or Glynda Goodwitch as role models for herself.
Nonetheless, Coco's biggest flaw is the belief that she is perfect or close to it, making her stuck up and judgmental. [4]


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Corsac is a dark-skinned man who wears his hair styled in a mohawk with shaved sides. He is a fox Faunus whose trait is a tail, and is noticeably taller than his brother.
Corsac wears a red hood that functions partially as a cloak, made of two pieces held together by yellow buttons and string. He wears a black tunic with two sections extending farther down than the rest at his front, and a hole is cut out for his tail. Both the hood and tunic have white trimming. He also wears detached white sleeves, bound at the mid-bicep and the wrists. Black gloves serve that function and attach to his middle fingers. His white pants are pleated. He wears black open-toed sandals with fabric extending up to his knees.

Corsac is not too dissimilar from his brother personality-wise. He is a rather soft-spoken individual, but this belies the lengths he is willing to go to promote the White Fang's beliefs in what is best for the Faunus, which includes assassination. Unlike Fennec, Corsac appears more readily willing to follow Adam Taurus' leadership, despite acknowledging the questionable state of Adam's mental health. He acknowledges that Adam's leadership may not last very long, but believes it to be the best course of action for the time being. However, this was because he and his brother only saw Adam as a means to an end who had his faults and were willing to discard him if necessary. [2]
Like Fennec, Corsac is shown to be manipulative, convincing Ilia Amitola that assassinating Ghira and Kali Belladonna is necessary, and that Ilia should use her former friendship with Blake Belladonna to help accomplish this.
However, after his brother's death, being asked by Saber Rodentia if what he did was really worth it and Blake's rallying speech, Corsac starts to show regret, and to a degree, remorse towards his actions.


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They were a purple glowing quadrupedal cat. They had cyan-colored eyes with white pupils and cyan markings on their face. Their torso was patterned with a cyan checkerboard pattern. Their legs and tail gradually turned into the same light blue color near their ends. They had white whiskers on their face, and purple digital pads on their paws.
They were capable of growing three times as large, gaining a monochrome color scheme. Their main body became pure white, and their checkerboard patterning became pure black. Their sclera/irises turn black while their pupils turned white. The inside of their mouth turned red, as their teeth became sharp, long, and jagged. They also gained an anaglyph filter in this form, making them seem more unnatural.

The Cat possessing Neo

Upon possessing Neopolitan, they gained her form with a few minor differences. Her eyes became those of the Cat's in their normal form, with a light blue sclera and white pupils. Neo's teeth also became much more jagged and sharp. Later, her arms were replaced with large light blue claws, further showing the influence they had over her form.

The "Furious Cat"

After being ejected from Neo, the Cat grew much larger than their previous enlarged form, now looking much more intimidating. Maintaining the black and white color scheme, the "Furious Cat" [4] stood on their hind legs and had a much closer appearance to a lynx. Their claws grew very large and sharp, and rather than polygonal checkerboard patterning, they gained black stripes much more similar to other cats.

The Cat was very curious and asked questions about whatever they can. They at first exhibited a very mysterious, enigmatic and mischievous personality, and they took delight in speaking in various riddles and rhymes to confuse friend and foe alike. Unlike most of the other Afterans shown so far, who seem to be mostly content with staying in their own respective acres, the Curious Cat instead chose to wander freely across any and all of the acres and would explore wherever they please. The Cat later revealed that their curiosity-defined personality was apparently a fault in their nature that they're "cursed" with: they're driven to insatiably to seek new knowledge, and they couldn't stand not being able to find new answers. This curse, along with their inability to fix their own heart's mounting wariness via Ascension and trauma over their former companion Alyx 's betrayal, twisted them into an extremely manipulative, bitter, and sadistic being with a strong disdain for humans, who became obsessed with escaping the Ever After to find out why their makers abandoned them.
Befitting the Cat's curious core nature, when they're manipulating Team RWBY , they enjoyed listening to other people's stories and asked a wide range of questions, some of which were seemingly minor and inconsequential ("What happened to Ciel ?") to very serious ones that nobody had any answers to ("How will you save Remnant now that Atlas is gone?"). However, the Cat also revealed that they maddeningly loathe repetition and routine stimuli which isn't new to them anymore, further fueling their need to escape their native realm and find new answers. They quip that they've grown "tired of [Jaune's] little sob story" after watching him refuse to move past his failures for decades, and they rant at Jaune that he's "just more fairy-tale nonsense" in the heat of battle.
The Cat's modus operandi with both Alyx 's party and Team RWBY was to approach and aid them as a companion, helping them to reach the Tree so that the Cat could ultimately leave for Remnant with them. The Cat was apparently honest with Alyx about their intention to leave for Remnant and struck up a bargain where she would aid them; but Alyx going back on the deal left the Cat disillusioned, convincing them that the natives of Remnant they interact with only ever want to use the Cat as a means to their own ends, and the Cat in turn treated them the same way. By the Cat's account, they were notably more deceptive with Team RWBY than they'd previously been with Alyx, hiding more of their true intentions from them, while subtly working to wear down Ruby 's mental state so they could prey on Ruby's resulting fragility to forcibly possess her.
The Cat was intelligent, cunning and willing to use underhanded techniques to gain the advantage; using Neo 's Semblance to take on the appearance of a frightened Penny Polendina in battle when Jaune was about to stab them, triggering a PTSD attack in Jaune which prevented him from striking. The Cat's method of wearing down Ruby was to ask seemingly innocent questions regarding Ruby and her team's defeats and failures which were, in truth, subtle jabs meant to slowly whittle away Ruby's psyche and increase her guilt and self-loathing. Furthermore, this implied that Team RWBY’s encounter with the Herbalist , the Punderstorm and even the early stages of Ruby’s duel with Neo were, in truth, set up by them in order to carefully cause Ruby’s mental decline but, at the same time, ensuring that she did not go through Ascension .
Alyx's "betrayal" was a sore spot for the Cat. The Cat before revealing their true colors turned solemn and depressed (to the point where their color scheme changes) when they vaguely recounted Alyx "betraying" them to Team RWBY. The Cat after revealing their true colors was spitting with rage when they recounted the event in further detail. The Cat displayed nothing but contempt and anger when describing Alyx's crisis of conscience that drove her to decide to atone for all the harm she'd caused through the Ever After, at the price of the Cat losing their chance to leave, highlighting how the Cat only looked out for themself.
The Cat was also sadistic when the need for deception has disappeared. They gone out of their way to taunt Jaune about his past failures, and to project an illusion of Pyrrha Nikos - which smirks throughout the deed - to strike Jaune down in battle. They also tortured Ruby by digging their claws into her chest when she's at her breaking point, and they had no reservations against musing aloud on what they're going to do to Neo while the latter was just cognizant enough to react with horror.
The Cat showed a desperate side in their maddening need to escape the Ever After and find new knowledge: they frantically cried out and panic when the Tree took Ruby before the Cat could possess her, and when the Cat reached the Tree's gate but found out that the host they've claimed can't go through, they spended an indeterminate length of time repeatedly throwing themselves into the portal only to get churned back out over and over again, crying out in anger and desperation all the while, until the heroes' arrival drawed the Cat's attention.
As revealed in “ Of Solitude and Self ”, after being created by The Gods , the Cat during the early days of the Ever After had a much kinder and noble personality, as seen where they were initially very empathetic and caring towards their fellow Afterans and strived to help them when their hearts were broken and they lost their way. However their nature of being cursed with curiosity, alongside Alyx's small act of dishonesty (and, perhaps, the fact that their creators left them behind in the Ever After with no explanation) eventually caused the Cat to undergo such a dark change in their attitude.
The Blacksmith suggested that if someone had been able to guide the Cat back to the tree for repair of their broken heart, then they wouldn't have gone insane. However, as that was the Cat's own job, there was no one to do it for them. It's also implied that they were fully aware of the fact that they were broken and in desperate need of Ascension but couldn't. This knowledge that they needed to be healed but unable to Ascend likely drove them even deeper into insanity and only made them even more dangerous.
Furthermore, likely due to their past experience with Alyx and Jaune, the Cat had developed a low and spiteful opinion of humans in general. After being beaten by Team RWBY , they spitefully stated to Ruby that she was weak, broken, confused and incomplete like all humans in a failed attempt to break her by reminding Ruby of her failures. This opinion was likely due to Alyx's broken promise to them to take them to Remnant. That, combined with their feelings of abandonment by their creators, who left the Ever After to create new worlds such as Remnant and new creations such as Humanity, only increased the Cat’s hostility and resentment to humanity in general.


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As a teenager, Cyborg closely resembles to his Remnant counterpart but with a few changes and red lighting added to his eye and his chest much like the original.  He has dread locks hair tied into a pony and wears a customized black tank top, lime green belt with matching shoes. He also has a scar on his right side of his face.
As an adult, his design is more in tone from his original counterpart and closely more like Zack Synder's Justice League design.

Cyborg is very intelligent having been the main technological expert of both his previous team the Teen Titans and the Justice League. He is very loyal and gets along well with all of his friends and allies.
He is one of the few Justice League members who quickly adjusted to being transformed back into a teenager after getting sent to Remnant though he understandably was freaked out at first according to Ren. Cyborg also finds it rather difficult to understand what the differences are between Dust and Semblances at first believing them to be one and the same or that one allows control over the other.
Cyborg is also attracted to Nora having developed a crush on her when they first met and attempts to flirt with her.


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Dark has black hair tied in a braid and black eyes. Her clothing consists of a red bow on her head, a red sleeveless qipao with a window that exposes her cleavage, and gray shoulder less sleeves and black gloves. She also wears a black armband with green on her left arm, as well as a bandage on her right thigh and a gray and black cuff on her left thigh.