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Sun is a tan-skinned boy with short spiky light-blonde hair and dark-gray eyes in Volumes 1-3, but as of Volume 4, his eyes are blue. He wears two red wrist bracers over black fingerless gloves and an open loose-collared white jacket with no shirt underneath, displaying his muscular physique. He also wears blue cargo pants tied up with a white belt. He wears white bandages on his legs and has a chain hanging from the belt loop on the right side of his pants.
He sports black and yellow sneakers and wears a twisted golden necklace around his neck, replaced by a black cord in Volume 2, with a round pendant bearing his monkey emblem . As a result of his Faunus lineage, he has a long prehensile monkey tail with the same color as his hair. Sun hides his weapon under the back of his shirt.

In his first appearance, Sun is shown to be fun-loving and mischievous, with little regard for the law – stowing away on a ship, thanking the crew for the ride during his escape, throwing a banana peel in a detective's face, and stealing apples. He has a lot of self-confidence, referring to himself as a "great stowaway". He also has a strong crush on Blake.
In conversation, Sun is very laid-back and casual. This translates to his choice of clothing – he heavily dislikes wearing formal attire. He is also very kind and patient and – in great contrast with his usual comedic demeanor – often demonstrates wisdom beyond his years, readily offering good advice when needed. When first meeting Blake, he is willing to listen to her story and waiting for her to open up for nearly two days, bearing with her "small talk and weird looks". He is not afraid to give his opinion and has a dislike for those who regard themselves as "holier than thou" or "use force to get whatever they want", such as the White Fang viewing them as nothing but a bunch of bullies.
Sun also seems to be willing to help others, regardless of whether he is asked or not, even if he barely knows them. In " Black and White ", he goes out of his way to help Blake, whom he had just met and barely knew. This quality is further demonstrated when he readily volunteers to help Team RWBY with their investigation, despite both Blake and Ruby Rose stating their opposition to his involvement. In a Cameo interview, writer Miles Luna has stated that he thinks Sun is "a good guy with a good heart". He admits that although Sun "sometimes doesn't always think things through and is very reactionary with his feelings and actions... he's a well-meaning character". [3]
He also does not like it when people dear to him have to risk their lives; he shows great opposition to Ruby and Weiss Schnee endangering themselves to search for Jaune Arc and Pyrrha Nikos during the Grimm attack on Beacon Academy. However, Sun is willing to put himself in harm's way for those he cares for.
In Volumes 4 and 5, Sun persistently remains at Blake's side and continues to try to help her in any way he can. He expresses wisdom in pointing out that Blake's friends want to fight for her, and that she should not try to distance her friends because she feels responsible for bringing harm to them. He begins to personally take Blake's campaign against the White Fang to heart, believing it's the right thing to do and wholeheartedly pursuing the same ends. In that respect, Blake believes Sun to be the embodiment of the word "earnest".
Sun is shown to be a poor leader to his team, as noted by both Scarlet David and Coco Adel , he is often shown to be easily distracted and has a chaotic and unpredictable nature. Even Sun himself appears to be fully aware of this flaw, as he, in his own words, admits to Blake that he's " the worst team leader ever ". Following the events of Volumes 4 and 5, Team SSSN is shown to have strained their relationship with Sun, angry at him for leaving them behind yet again. [4] Scarlet also criticizes Sun for being both " noble and selfish at the same time, " as seen when he abandoned his team in pursuit of Blake.
Unlike others, Sun likes to move around often so that he doesn't get too attached to people or places. To him, long periods of sitting around and stretching have been more punishing than relaxing for a long time. In part, this is why he had moved to Mistral, due to being tired of Vacuo. Sun himself claims to enjoy being bossed around by strong women.


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As a teenager, Superman's appearance is based off on his Remnant counterpart from RWBY x Justice League with some minor changes. He is a young man with short wavy black hair and blue eyes.
As an adult, Superman still retains his original outfit but has been more buffed than the comic counterparts of him in various variants, or as DC Comics likes to call them Elseworlds.

Like the rest of the Justice League, Superman's natural Kryptonian powers were translated into a Semblance while on Remnant. Superman's Semblance is Solar Power (unofficial) . He retains his powers such as flight, super strength, increased endurance, and heat vision, however he must be in direct sunlight to do so. Being cast in shadow will immediately remove any special abilities he is currently tapping into, as shown when he was unable to fly while in the shade or promptly collapsing whilst fighting the Wyvern when its large body blocked the sun.


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Taiyang is a man with blond hair that has two small strands sticking out from the top and blue eyes. His facial hair consists of a soul patch and small stubble along his jawline. On his right arm is a tattoo of his emblem , which resembles a heart. His hair was once a bright shade of gold, but in his older age, it has notably grayed somewhat - still blond, but far more subdued.
He wears brown cargo shorts with a dark brown belt, black shoes, a red bandana on his left arm and a brown leather vest over a tan dress shirt with the right sleeve cut off. For armor, he wears a metal spaulder, leather vambrace and a brown fingerless glove all on his right arm.
In his younger days, he did not have his facial hair or his tattoo, he wore an orange bandana around his left arm rather than a red one and wore brown cargo pants rather than shorts.
He possesses a rather muscular build, which compliments his close-quarters style of combat.

Taiyang is shown to be a bit protective toward both of his daughters, yet still open and caring. His attitude towards helping others in need was passed along to his children too. He appears to have an eccentric side, for he is stated to do things like sending the family pet, Zwei , through the mail all the time.
During his period of mourning the disappearance and possible passing of Summer, Yang said he "shut down", showing that he loved her greatly and was devastated by her loss. His over-protectiveness of his daughters likely stems from both this and the incident where they were almost slaughtered by Beowolves , had their uncle Qrow not been around to save them.
Despite being overprotective, he allowed both of his daughters to become Huntresses .
In " Family ", he is shown to be very sociable as he talks and laughs with Peter Port and Bartholomew Oobleck at his house . Taiyang can also be blunt, albeit in a good-natured way, toward his daughters. This trait is shown further in " Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back " when he discusses the flaws in Yang's fighting style during a sparring session and suggests an alternative approach.
Despite his dangerous and combative profession as a Huntsman, Taiyang also appears to appreciate the simple pleasures of life, such as gardening. This can be seen by his tending to the flower beds along the side of his house in Patch before beginning Yang's physical rehabilitation with her arm and when he notices Raven arriving at his house.


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Terra is a young woman with short dark brown hair and eyes. She has a single smooth bang that goes down her forehead and in between her eyes. She wears a dark navy collar shirt with a light-blue cardigan, dark-gray jeans and red sneakers. She also wears red glasses and a wedding ring.

Terra appears to be a hard-working, serious and kind person. She loves her family greatly, even though she rarely comes home due to her work.


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As a teenager, the Flash appears to be a young man with stylish platinum blond hair and blue eyes. He wears a completely different outfit compared to his Remnant counterpart. He wears a red and white tracksuit with zig zag zipper, red and orange fingerless gloves, and red sneakers. In additional, he wears a light orange scarf and red visor.
As an adult, his design is more in tone from his original counterpart with some buffness added around him.

The Flash without his mask.

He appears to be a friendly and goofy guy. He can be seen teasing Ren and Jaune after he got used to his Semblance during the training session at Beacon Academy.


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The Hound was a large Grimm who had a short, wide snout with its teeth overlapping over its jaw. The Grimm lacked eyes, but had canine ears and quill-like spines on its back, one of the former notably having been seemingly sliced off. It had a tar-like body, often dripping Grimm Liquid from its primary mouth and body.
The Hound had two mouths in its body, the primary jaws and a second pair of jaws located on the back of its neck. [4]
It appeared in the background of various shots in the episode "Refuge", where its physical form resembled that of a large canine, stalking its prey before making an approach. Upon attack, the Grimm transformed into a humanoid form, resembling a werewolf. Its legs were rearranged to allow the Hound to be bipedal.
Finally, the Grimm further transformed by using its host's vocal cords and sprouting red, bat-like wings in its back, the creature taking on the appearance resembling a gargoyle. It was also able to extend its limbs and even grow and additional arm.
When Ruby Rose used her Silver Eyes and exposed the core, The Hound was revealed to have once been a pale Silver-Eyed Faunus with canine ears as his trait. He was horribly scarred, his face warped and contorted, resembling a severe burn. His right eye was covered by a vein-like mass of white flesh, which faded and extended beyond his eye. White boils bubbled in patches of his skin, and he appeared to have been rotting, as pieces of torn skin exposed his muscle. Black liquids leaked from his remaining eye and ears. Beneath the Grimm mass, it appears the man's flesh had since withered away as his arm had been reduced to its skeleton and blackened.

Like all Grimm , The Hound was loyal to Salem and followed her commands without question. However, unlike a majority of Grimm, The Hound was the first one to show genuine Human-like intelligence and cunning. This was seen where it was smart enough to use Oscar Pine as a shield when combating Yang, Jaune, and Ren to prevent them from attacking it or using their firearms against it. Also, prior to its confrontation with them, it showed enough cunning, patience and stealth to first observe the group before attacking in order to find any weaknesses it can exploit. It was through this that it had gained the needed information to use so it could kidnap Oscar. During the attack, The Hound showed enough self-control to break Oscar's Aura without seriously injuring him.
Later during its flight back to Monstra , The Hound showcased enough analytical ability to know it had no time to waste fighting off its pursuers, instead calling for reinforcements to slow them down.
Because The Hound had a Faunus at its core, it showed the capacity to talk and answer when spoken to. When Ren demanded it return Oscar, it uttered the word "No", showing that it understood Human language.
The Hound was shown to display personality traits equivalent of a loyal pet. It followed Salem around, enjoyed being petted by her and would react to her emotions, seen when it snarled and jumped to threaten Cinder when her attempts to force the issue regarding the Winter Maiden was beginning to irritate Salem.
At the Schnee Manor, while hunting for Penny Polendina , The Hound displayed an instance of sadism, letting Whitley Schnee know it knew he was there in the room for no other reason than to terrify him. When The Hound was struck by Ruby's Silver Eyes, exposing the Faunus inside, the man expressed a tortured and single-minded fury in his goal, continuously repeating "take the girl", referring to Penny. He displayed no other cognitive thought or indication, as the Grimm flesh swallowed him back up.


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Theodore is described as “putting everything out there,” having worked hard to get his body into peak physical condition and wanting to show it off. He has dark, close cut hair which is almost shaved off, and a checkered vest shows off his wiry frame, thin but with sharp lines of muscle, like he had been chiseled from stone.
Theodore wears an ankle length, grey-blue cape likened to the color of a storm sky which is clasped onto his shoulders with a silver chain, a silver belt with a round buckle, matching boots, and bright white slacks with deep side pockets. Theodore also wears red gloves which are decorated in Dust crystals; his weapon of choice.
This outfit is designed to draw attention to himself, which he manages to make work despite being conceptually ridiculous for a man in his forties to pull off.

Theodore is perhaps best described by his youthful and high-spirited personality. Represented by his energy and enthusiasm, he is extremely popular amongst Shade Academy’s students due to his strength and show-offish nature. Due to his youthful spirit, he acts as though he were younger than Ozpin when he is in fact older. Furthermore, he is fine with making controversial choices, keeping other Headmasters in the dark and shaking up Shade Academy’s teams despite student protest.
As an actions over words type of person, he also makes it a point to respect local authorities, declaring a school-wide curfew once Grimm Watch reports students conducting unofficial Huntsmen business after hours.
Despite this, Theodore is much more cautious than Ozpin or James Ironwood , referring to his fellow Headmasters as reckless. He puts his priority in protecting his students, making questionable choices for their sake; as seen with the team shakeup and re-initiation to get them on equal footing. His protective nature of the students goes so far to even conduct research on students from all other Academies, as shown by his introduction to Team CFVY , where he explains he had been making files on them since before the Vytal Festival . Theodore makes it so that the students of Shade Academy are all rightfully powerful individually.
Theodore can get over-enthusiastic at the prospect of combat, and has to be reminded by Xanthe Rumpole not to enter brawls.
Theodore detests being called “Professor” or “Theo,” preferring his normal name. Amongst his oddities, he also refers to Haven Academy as "Mistral Academy" and calls Salem "the big one."
He appears to be easily stressed by the prospect of Salem's arrival, as well as Shade Academy falling like Beacon Academy did, entering a rage at the idea.


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Tock was a Crocodile Faunus with a shaved head, greyish-green skin, a messy dark greyish-green mohawk and yellow eyes. She wore a dark green collared shirt with a dark brown corset that has a strap attached to a narrow belt around her thigh, black and gray striped trousers and black shoes. In addition, she wore dark brown fingerless gloves and carried a large stopwatch with her.
Her Faunus trait was patchy shady green scales all over her body and face. She had an x-shaped scar on the left side of her head, black polish on her nails and sharp metal teeth with two screws in them.

Tock was cruel, sadistic and brutal. She had no problem using dirty tricks to defeat her opponents. She was also rather arrogant, possibly due to her limited invulnerability. She claimed to be merciful, offering to spare Maria's life if she begged for it. In a dismissive way, she claimed she respected those who fight to the end.
Tock is described as having been proud of herself, especially of her Faunus heritage, to the point of having replaced her original teeth with a set of metallic crocodile teeth to enhance her imagery. Additionally, despite warnings from her master, Salem, Tock never grew to be cautious in regards to using her Semblance before her invulnerability wore off, instead choosing to play with her victims. [4]


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Trifa is a young girl with gray-blue eyes and medium length gray-blue hair covering her right eye. She has pale skin and pronounced gray veins on her chest and arms. These lead to her gray hands, where her spinnerets are located.
She wears a black and dark gray uniform with gold buttons and zipper like the rest of her enforcers, but unlike her male teammates, her front zipper is left open, revealing her upper chest.
Trifa is a spider Faunus , which is considered a rare type. [1] Her biology takes form in the spinnerets on the palms of her hands, which give her the ability to shoot webbing.

Trifa appears to be extremely devoted to her White Fang faction, and heavily believes in their cause. Her mannerism is serious and professional, as seen on the mission she had been sent on to capture Blake Belladonna .


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Trish has olive skin. She has long blonde hair and brown eyes, and wears a white and mauve dress with long sleeves. She also wears white and mauve boots and a dark purple jacket.

Trish is an impressionable woman with a severe temper. She's very action-oriented, and everything big and small, from the Saints' route to the dinner menu, are all decided by her. [1]


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Tukson appeared much like any other person in Vale . He wore a short-sleeved quarter-zip burgundy and black shirt with a visible white undershirt. His hair was cleanly cut, and he had noticeable sideburns, along with hairy, muscular arms. He also had protractable claws in place of nails. When he underwent his Faunus transformation, his fangs extended and his features became more feral.

Tukson appeared to be very professional and polite, having a great deal of knowledge about which books he was in possession of.
He even greeted Emerald and Mercury warmly when they entered the store and answered all of their questions, in spite of the fact that he knew who they were and why they were there. As the pair became more confrontational, criticizing his store's catchphrase of having "every book under the sun" as being "false advertising", he replied calmly, without anger.
However his sternness was shown when Emerald further questions him about leaving the White Fang and about his knowledge of them, to which he coldly replied with "Yes" to every question they asked, including whether he would fight back. He also only appeared to use violence as a last resort.


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Tyrian is a pale man with gold eyes and long, dark brown hair worn in a ponytail braided to resemble a scorpion's tail. His chest is crisscrossed with prominent scars.
He wears a white sleeveless jacket, left open to expose his bare chest, and white pants. Over his jacket are two buckled, dark gray leather suspenders supporting a black cummerbund, with a third strap running across his chest perpendicular to the suspenders and joining with them on his back. There is also a dark brown leather belt slanted across his hips.
His arms are covered with cream-colored bandages and elbow-length, brown fingerless gloves with only a middle finger loop. Over these are dark brown leather, lace-up vambraces capped with small, silver couters. He also wears knee-high, dark brown leather boots with strips of black up the shins and buckled straps around the ankles, and silver poleyns strapped to his knees.
On each earlobe is a silver, ring-shaped earring, with a third near the top of his left ear.

Tyrian's new mechanical tail

In " Tipping Point ", it is revealed that his animal trait as a Faunus is a scorpion stinger that protrudes from his back. When not in use, he disguises it as a belt by wrapping it around his cummerbund. His eyes can also change color from gold to purple. The stinger is separated from the tail after Ruby Rose cuts it off with Crescent Rose . The remaining stump itself was temporarily attached to a metallic cap before the entire tail was covered with metallic plates and a prosthetic stinger was added at the end.

Tyrian's duster jacket

Occasionally, he appears in a two-tone dark brown, short-sleeved duster jacket worn open at the front. In Volume 7, a hood was added to it.

Tyrian was described by his original voice actor, Jessie Grelle , as psychotic incarnate and someone who wants to see the world burn. [4] Tyrian appears to be a highly unstable, disturbed, maladjusted, manipulative, and outright sadistic individual. He frequently bursts into fits of uncontrollable, maniacal laughter and relishes in gruesome thoughts, such as the idea of removing one of Ruby's eyes in payment for her taking one of Cinder Fall's . His depravity is described in The World of RWBY: The Official Companion as someone who is irredeemable, fitting his fairy tale inspiration.
When Tyrian appears to have the upper hand in a fight he becomes overconfident and careless, letting himself take hits as long as he can continue to press the advantage. He also has a flair for the dramatic, wildly posturing and gesturing with deliberate dramatic pauses as if he were giving a stage performance. Another one of his eccentricities is sitting in a crouching position in his chair. Additionally, he is shown to be somewhat masochistic in nature, showing taking pleasure in cutting his own cheek with Thief's Respite .
Tyrian's instability is evident when he experiences an apparent mental breakdown after hearing he disappointed Salem in " Taking Control ." Tyrian proceeds to cry in despair before viciously retaliating against a Beowolf that lunges at him, gaining a sadistic joy as he repeatedly strikes it dead. At times in Atlas , he displayed signs of paranoia, fearing people would be watching him until Arthur Watts assured him it wouldn't be a problem.
Tyrian is also observant and insightful regarding the character of others. He was able to deduce Mercury Black's predicament regarding joining Salem rather easily. He also has a good tactical mind during a fight. Notably, he used Qrow Branwen's anger against Clover Ebi to his advantage before killing the latter and framing Qrow in the process.
Tyrian's unbalanced, erratic and psychotic mindset also give him a great deal of tolerance to pain, as seen in " With Friends Like These " where he was able to dislocate/break his own thumb from its joint in order to slip out of his Gravity Bolas and then just as easily force it back into place without batting an eye; if anything, Tyrian seems to display sadomasochism and enjoys the pain. However, he is by no means immune to pain, something shown when he cries out in agony after his tail is severed in " Punished ."
In " War ", Tyrian is shown to be a nihilist as he gladly supports Salem's plan to destroy Remnant even if it means his own death, finding it a beautiful ideal to follow. In The World of RWBY: The Official Companion , Miles Luna adds that Salem is everything Tyrian yearns for, as his obsession with destruction is entirely personified in Salem.


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Umber is described as being a young woman, fashioning her hair into dreads and wearing dark mirrored glasses to prevent her Semblance from going haywire.

Umber has a cool and nonchalant personality. She is also eager for a challenge, prompting a battle with Theodore, and is shown to have some attraction towards him as shown when she blushed when he high fives her. She is also one to go to parties, frequenting The Mirage often.
However, she does not take well to advances by others, as shown by when she freezes the Mirage's announcer after he makes a suggestive remark towards her or when Yatsuhashi Daichi grabs her wrist. Umber also sees little issues with killing, joining the Crown for her own gain and having no guilt over leading classmates and victims to their deaths at the hands of Carmine Esclados .


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Velvet has long, brown hair and brown eyes. She also has a pair of brown rabbit ears, identifying her as a Faunus.
Velvet is first seen wearing the Beacon Academy uniform, which consists of a maroon blazer with golden brown lining and twin buttons over a brown button-up vest and white blouse with pleated looking neckline and a red ribbon tied around her black-lined collar. She also wears the traditional red checked with black stripes with golden brown outlining alongside white tulle. She also wears a pair of black tights accompanied by a pair of brown lace-up wedged sole boots.
Her combat gear is made up of a cropped brown jacket with a thin gold zipper and her emblem on the right of the chest, over a thin black top and tight brown spandex compression shorts that reach her upper thighs with decorated metal trim alongside black tights with golden metal flats. Accenting her outfit are a pair of gold spaulders, cuffs, a belt, that have decorative patterns. The box containing her weapon attaches to the belt. [4]

Velvet is very shy and quiet and tends to keep to herself, either by choice or because she is isolated by others for being a Faunus. Even when being picked on by others, she tends to act very reservedly and refuses to fight back. She could even be described as timid. However, when around her team, Velvet displays much more sassiness in comparison to her usual shyness around others.
Later, when Bartholomew Oobleck asked if anyone had been discriminated against for being Faunus, she was hesitant to even raise her hand and only did so after seeing another classmate raise their hand first. Monty Oum describes her as having modest fashion tastes. [5] Due to tormentors in Pharos and Beacon, she has a deep-seated hatred towards the kingdom of Mistral , generalizing people from the kingdom in a negative light due to being one of the most racist kingdoms towards the Faunus. Additionally, she dislikes Vacuo at first due to the lack of comfort in the kingdom and people like Team NDGO continually tormenting her, but slowly grows an attachment to it.
However, despite her shy personality, she seems to get along with others, as seen with Team RWBY , and being a second-year student, she wishes them safety on their mission.
In battle, shown in " Breach ", Velvet continues to display her timid nature. When not attacking or finishing an attack, her stance is much more closed than the others, even hiding under Yatsuhashi Daichi when Fox Alistair destroys an Ursa with Sharp Retribution , sending its spikes flying everywhere within the vicinity of the area.
In addition to this, she unquestioningly obeyed Coco Adel's suggestion to avoid using Anesidora in the fight against the hordes of Grimm, though she seemed a little disappointed. When Coco tells her to use it during " Heroes and Monsters ", she immediately gets excited.


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Vermillion is a tall, dark skinned man with red hair.
He wears a dark grey pig mask, and a red leather jacket and pants. Further, he wears fingerless gloves. Vermillion is described as speaking with a deep accent.

Vermillion appears to be a threatening man, shown when he first made an appearance in the Pastel estate with the audience frightened by him. Once Vermillion took over the Hana Guild, he stopped the production of narcotics and instead began dealing with weapons. He also took an interest in the magical artifacts of Kuchinashi , under orders from his master to retrieve them.
He has no qualms with taking people hostage, as he did with Taupe after he began looking into the actions of his undercover agents Razz and Fuchsia .
He later used him to lure Team SAFR to the Hana Guild's main compound in order to steal their magic artifacts for himself. While engaging them and using his Semblance on Pyke Rite , he takes an interest in his Fate's Hand .
He also managed to hire Abigail Pyre , the leader of The Hearth, and convinced her to work for him despite her having a grudge against them. After she killed Lemon , stole her Magic Necklace and hijacked the ship to give him all of the magic artifacts, Vermillion decided to contact the ship himself after she was defeated by Team SAFR and threatened to destroy the ship with them still inside unless they gave him the artifacts. He was also shown to take what Pyke asked him about wanting their Manticore back seriously.
After being driven off by Huntsmen reinforcements sent by Leonardo Lionheart , he swore that he would personally hunt down Team SAFR himself.


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Vernal was a young woman with tan-colored skin, short brown hair and icy blue eyes. She had a tattoo of a bird rising from flowers on her left arm. She wore a light brown vest with dark brown panels on the top and a dark brown buckled strap on the back, over a torn white shirt that was partially unbuttoned revealing what appeared to be a black bra, alongside a collar that appears to be slightly turned up behind her neck.
Vernal wore maroon-colored jeans with the right side rolled up to her thigh revealing the dark pink lining alongside a brown belt with a pouch attached to the right side. She also wore dark brown calf guards with one having a garter styled strap that went under her rolled-up pant leg. She wore a pair of beige and dark brown lace-up boots with folded over sides, showing over the white lining accompanied by a pair of maroon socks that partially covered her calf guards.
She wore dark brown fingerless gloves of different sizes, with the right being wrist length with a large cuff whilst the other was elbow length and covered with a dark brown vambrace. Lastly, she wore a narrow dark brown choker strap around her neck.

Vernal was shown to be highly confident, and takes pride in being a member of the Branwen Tribe. She was visibly irritated by Weiss Schnee's comments about her and her fellow bandits. She enjoyed teasing hostages, indicating she possesses a substantial cruel streak. She liked Myrtenaster , for she showed hesitation in giving it up. She only relinquished the weapon at Raven's request, showing she holds her in high regards, like the other tribe members. She was loyal enough to be Raven's decoy, despite the target it put on her back.
As a member of the Branwen Tribe, she had a history of partaking in raids on villages and caravans.


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He is a young man with black shaved hair and brown eyes. He wears no shirt, one black arm band with a few cyan cross designs on his right arm, black bagged pants and boots. He has several prostheses on left side of his head with red metallic left eye, left arm and right leg.

He seems to be wise, good with tech, and a smart guy. Victor has a deep grudge towards the Schnee Family. After Weiss saves his life with her Glyphs , Victor becomes kinder and respects Weiss. This changes his view of the Schnee Family.
When Jessica Cruz was brainwashed by Starro and showed the group their traumas, Victor's trauma was revealed to be the explosion that caused him to lose most of his Human body parts.


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Vine was a tall man with short shaved gray hair, deathly pale skin and light blue eyes. He had several tattoos, including a third eye tattoo along the center of his forehead and chin. He wore an Atlesian Specialist uniform that consisted of a white double-breasted, partially unbuttoned coat with a broad tail, navy blue accents, collar and shoulder flaps, a red sash running diagonally over his left shoulder meeting a second red sash around his waist under a large blue belt, and navy blue fingerless gloves that go up to his brachium. He wore navy blue pants tucked into a pair of navy blue thigh-high boots with steel toe and heel plating, a small pouch on the sides and kneepad detailing. He wore beaded necklaces around his neck and beaded bracelets around his right arm alongside two silver bands, one small, one large on his left forearm.

Vine was described as calm and tranquil in both speech and temperament. He was shown to be in control of himself, especially when compared to the rest of Ace-Ops. He was also shown to be easily exasperated by their comparatively more gung-ho approach. Vine believed self-improvement was the highest pursuit.
At first, Vine, like other members of the Ace-Ops team, seemingly didn't consider his teammates to be friends.
Vine didn't seem to be very humorous. In " Pomp and Circumstance ", when Marrow Amin joked about the new Huntsmen and Huntresses being fresh meat, Vine responded that he didn't smell any meat.
Vine, like the rest of his teammates, was originally intensely loyal to James Ironwood . He was wiling to follow through and support his decision to abandon Mantle in order to save who they could.
Despite his loyalty, Vine was shown to be similar to Marrow as he didn't wish to fight Team RWBY in " With Friends Like These ". He attempted to stop his teammates and them fighting each other by begging the group not to force them and later attempted to talk down Blake and Yang from fighting his team. Even when the situation had became more dire, Vine still attempted to try and resolve things peacefully, expressing understanding that what the group did was based on what they believed to be right and attempting to get them to see things in Ironwood's way.
When Ironwood killed Councilmen Sleet in " Divide ", Vine was the only one to not visibly react.
In " War ", when Lie Ren used his newly evolved Semblance to see the true emotions of the Ace-Ops, Vine's emotions remained calm and restrained, a stark contrast to his teammates. Of the Ace Ops, Vine was the most receptive to Ren's words, and realized that one person ignoring their feelings was detrimental to the team as a whole, learning that being emotionally intelligent was an invaluable asset. [4]
Vine's composure was broken for the first time in " Risk ", where he was visibly horrified at Ironwood nearly killing Marrow.
After hearing Robyn Hill ask them in " Worthy " what was more important, the people or the land they lived on, Vine began to question if they had really been doing the right thing up until that point.
Once Harriet decided to bomb Mantle herself, Vine attempted to talk her out of it since he believed it was pointless after the citizens of Atlas and Mantle were being evacuated. He believed that Harriet was doing it just as a way to hide her grief at Clover's and that she shouldn't let it control her. After he and the other Ace-Ops convinced her to stop and Arthur Watts armed the bomb himself, Vine decided to sacrifice his own life to save his friends from the bomb, using his Semblance to contain the blast.


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As a Teenager, Vixen appears to be a young teen woman with short black dreads with gradient brown and light brown eyes. She has a dark complexion. Vixen’s Faunus trait is an orange fox tail. She wears a zipper dark orange shirt with dark gray short sleeves, black arm warmers, black buddle belt, dark brown pants with three orange stripes, one on the middle and the other on the bottom, and black boots.
As an adult, her design is based off her original counterpart from the comics but has buffered up like the others.

Not much about her personality, but she expresses relief to see Superman and Wonder Woman again.  She seems to dislike being a teen again. After becoming a Faunus, she expressed annoyance to her tail as she kept on sitting on it.


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Weiss is a pale-skinned young woman with pale blue eyes and long white hair that is often pulled back into an off-center ponytail or braid on the right side and pinned with a silver, icicle-shaped tiara. She stands at 4' 11" (1.5 meters), but typically wears heels that raise her height to 5' 3" (1.6 meters).  Weiss has a scar which runs vertically down her left eye and face, gained during her battle against an Arma Gigas in the "White" Trailer.
In Ice Queendom , she wears pale pink lipstick.

Monty Oum had said that everything has been decided for Weiss in her life and because of it, she is a bit of a rebel. This manifests itself in her physical appearance as she wears her ponytail to the side of her head, disrupting the symmetry of the rest of her outfit. When Professor Peter Port states that Weiss has received everything she wanted in life, she responds that it is not entirely true, thinking of her father's attitude. She takes pride in her name and the company, though, as seen when she first meets Blake, when she discusses it with her team in Mountain Glenn and when she confronts her father over it.
Considering the lyrics of her leitmotif " Mirror Mirror ", it is very likely that Weiss has felt lonely throughout her life, which translated into a cold nature. Constant attacks by the White Fang added heavy strain to her life, explaining her often difficult personality. Her strict upbringing has also given her a tendency to keep quiet about her own desires, likely not to be seen as vulnerable. After warming up to people, she places a great deal of trust in her friends and confides in them when she feels the need. While she doesn't abandon her prickly attitude completely, she gradually becomes nicer and more compassionate to people, especially her friends.
According to her voice actress, Kara Eberle , Weiss is "nice but can also be a little bit bitchy." She is irritable and confident in her abilities, though also acknowledges her deficiencies and the need to hone her skills further. Her confidence in her skills and intellect often comes off as arrogance to others. This is also mentioned by Kara, who called her the "know-it-all" type of person who can also become best friends with her acquaintances.
Weiss takes her time at Beacon more seriously than her teammates, taking notes even when the topic is not related to the knowledge she seeks. She equates such dedication in the classroom with dedication in the field. Thus, she is annoyed at those who do not take things seriously, especially when it comes to becoming protectors against the Grimm. Weiss remains calm and tactical during encounters and mentally coaches herself. She is thoughtful and fights with precision and coordination.
After speaking with Professor Port, Weiss' attitude appears to change, as she takes his suggestion to "be the best person [she] can be" to heart. She opens up to Ruby, though she does not halt future criticisms. Weiss' development carries into her whimsical and humorous side as she joins her team in a food fight against Team JNPR and a board game. In "Painting the Town...", Weiss attempts to joke but is met with negative criticism from Yang and Blake. Weiss also enjoys planning and participating in certain events, such as the Beacon Dance.
Weiss vows that as a Huntress, she will elevate the Schnee name from her father's dishonor to it and put her desires behind others' necessities. This solidifies in " Lessons Learned " when Weiss heeds her sister's advice and removes her bindings from the SDC to discover more about herself.
After being retrieved from Beacon and flown home, Weiss is truly affected by the loss that happened during the Fall of Beacon. She becomes increasingly intolerant of the Atlesian lifestyle she grew up in, seeing it as superficial and ignorant. Her change of perspective is demonstrated by her hostility toward Henry Marigold's insensitive and ignorant attitude about the charity event and her public outburst when a couple talks condescendingly about the destruction of Vale .
Weiss has demonstrated the ability to keep a level head in the face of intense and deeply emotional situations. When Ironwood's paranoia begins to spiral in " Gravity " Weiss attempts to regain control of the situation by pointing out that his concerns are not relevant to the current situation. After Neopolitan knocked Yang over the edge in " The Final Word ", Weiss immediately attempts to comfort Blake before the latter lashes back at Neo in rage. While Ruby and Blake are preoccupied with Neopolitan, Weiss quietly resigns herself and does her duty by fighting Cinder and drawing the Fall Maiden's attention to keep as many civilians out of harm's way as possible during the evacuation. [10]
Weiss sometimes flinches when someone raises their voice in anger, regardless of whether this anger is directed toward someone else or coming from a close friend. This is first shown in " Taking Control " when she overhears an argument between her father and General Ironwood. It is also shown in " Known by its Song " when Yang snaps at her mother, Raven Branwen , for mocking Qrow Branwen and Taiyang Xiao Long . The latter incident shows Weiss remaining on edge around Yang even after her anger subsides. This unconscious habit may have been another result of her dysfunctional childhood and strained family life, as it has been implied by Weiss that her father and mother would frequently fight with each other in angry voices.
Despite her good qualities, Weiss holds a double standard regarding others and secrets. In " Sparks ", she is upset on Winter's behalf due to the fact that she believes Ironwood is keeping secrets from her, even though she went along with Ruby's decision to lie to Ironwood and keep Ozpin's disappearance, how many questions left in the Relic of Knowledge , and Salem's immortality a secret. When Winter reveals Fria to Weiss as a gesture of faith to show that Ironwood has trusted her, Weiss keeps what she knows a secret from her sister.
Due to the ongoing violence between the SDC and the White Fang terrorist group, Weiss despises the White Fang and shows a noticeable distrust of Faunus at first. The White Fang's activities seem to have contributed to a difficult childhood for Weiss, for she had close ties with numerous people who were either killed by or disappeared because of the White Fang. This led to her father frequently coming home angry, and this further colored Weiss' views on the White Fang and Faunus.
When Blake defends Sun Wukong's criminal acts, Weiss makes many derogatory comments about him and suggests he would likely join with the White Fang. However, shortly after the fight with Roman Torchwick , Weiss no longer cares about her argument with Blake, stating they are teammates, and it changes nothing. Regardless, she says she remains unsure of how she feels about Sun, but they grow to be on friendlier terms. Weiss and the rest of her team keep Blake's status as a Faunus a secret.
Weiss' hostility toward the Faunus downgrades considerably through her time at Beacon, as seen when she shows concern for Velvet Scarlatina and the rest of Team CFVY . She is even friendlier and empathetic toward Blake, having placed trust in her as well after fighting alongside Blake against the White Fang several times. In " Dead End " when Caroline Cordovin shows blatant racism towards Blake for her Faunus heritage, Weiss immediately snaps "What's that supposed to mean?!" and in " The Greatest Kingdom " when a drunk shows Blake the same prejudice, Weiss uses Myrtenaster to hurl him into a dumpster, saying it was worth it- showing how significantly her views have changed. When Team RWBY explores an abandoned SDC mine, Weiss expresses shame and remorse to Blake for the pain her family has caused the Faunus.
Weiss has been described by Blake as the personification of the word "defiance." This is shown to be true in her various rebellions against those who try to decide things for her, or make assumptions about her; from her father, to Flynt Coal in the Vytal Festival Tournament (who initially believes she is nothing but a spoilt rich kid) to even General Ironwood and her older sister in Volume 7. This defiance culminates in her encounter with Cinder Fall in "The Final Word", when Weiss is left as the last of Team RWBY to face her; Cinder mocks her status as a Schnee, claiming she let "all her friends die first". Despite her Aura being broken, and outmatched by the Fall Maiden's power, Weiss continues to attack Cinder in order to buy her other friends time- showing that she is, indeed, defiant to the end.
In “ A Cat Most Curious ”, when Weiss’ past self offers Weiss opportunity of becoming a nobody and to get rid of her family name, Weiss decline her offer since she is proud to be Schnee. This shows how much she has changed and grown to accept herself as being both the granddaughter of a hero and the daughter of a villain .


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The Lieutenant has a muscular appearance and has short black hair. He wears the standard pants and black gloves of other White Fang members, but his forearms have metal guards. The Lieutenant also has a distinctive top with a collar that sticks up around his neck and lacks the buttoned look of the standard garb.
The Lieutenant also wears a custom Grimm Mask that covers his whole face and has red eyes with thin red streaks streaming to the bottom of the mask. On his left arm, he bears several black tattooed designs, which can also be found in Adam Taurus' mask.
It is unknown what type of Faunus the Lieutenant is. It's possible that his uniform covers his animal trait, or that it is a trait that can be hidden, similar to Tukson's claws.

Not much is known about him, but it appears that not only is he capable of leading many White Fang members, he also harbors a powerful grudge against the Schnee family, expressing his satisfaction at the opportunity to finally kill one.
Additionally, he is shown to be very loyal and determined both to Adam Taurus and to the White Fang itself, pledging to hunt down Blake after her betrayal in the "Black" Trailer .


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Whitley has white hair and light blue eyes with a fair complexion. His hair is mostly pushed to left, although he does have a cowlick. Whitley is fairly tall with a slender build and stands a few inches taller than his older sister Weiss.
His attire consists of a short-sleeved white dress shirt, the sleeves fastened just above his elbows by navy blue cuffs, each with twin gold buttons. Over his untucked shirt, he wears a light blue vest, with a black handkerchief in his right breast pocket. He also wears a black necktie, navy blue trousers and black dress shoes.
He seems very formal about his attire and his posture. He usually has at least one hand behind his back.

Like his sisters and father, Whitley is careful to maintain an appearance of calm and control. He is exceedingly polite in conversation and is very conscientious about what emotions he lets show, usually outwardly projecting a friendly and agreeable demeanor. His personality is still somewhat of a mystery, but he has shown the capacity to be arrogant, cold and pitiless. On Weiss' return, Whitley initially only showed his sister kindness and respect, which she found peculiar. He also claims to have respect for Winter's resolve, despite admitting that he was never particularly fond of her. However, upon being given the title of Heir to the Schnee Dust Company, he reveals feelings of anger and contempt towards Weiss, momentarily dropping his polite and amiable facade. His personality is described as typical for Atlas elites like his father. [2]
The extent of his true feelings towards his sisters and his family are still unexplored, but according to Weiss, his relationship with his sisters has never been close. Out of everyone in the family, Whitley seems the closest to his father.
While both Weiss and Whitley have an interest in the future of the Schnee Dust Company and family name, Whitley appears to have taken more after his father in his approach. While Weiss has shown little interest in the day to day operations of the SDC or cultivating her father's connections to the high-society of Atlas , Whitley attends board meetings with his father, readily schmoozes with the Atlesian upper-class, and appears to be taking a more active role in the company overall and was trustworthy enough in his father's perspective to be made the new heir, although Willow did say Whitley latched onto Jacques only because Weiss and Winter had left the family, and Willow herself was unable to be there for her son, hinting that Jacques' hold on Whitley is not as strong as he may think.
Unlike his sisters, Whitley sees personal combat as beneath him. It is implied that he has little to no martial skill and even less interest in learning. When it comes to Huntsmen , Whitley views them as barbaric and unnecessary, as he feels Atlas' sizable military forces can do any Huntsman's job just as well.
When speaking, Whitley is expressive through his body movement, frequently shifting positions. He is described as ruthlessly ambitious in The World of RWBY: The Official Companion .
In " As Above, So Below ", a more vulnerable side to Whitley is shown. As seen when his father was being roughly escorted by the Atlas Authorities into his prison transport due to his part in helping Arthur Watts and illegally winning the council elections was revealed, Whitley showed clear grief and sadness to his father's arrest, showing that despite Jacques' faults and controlling attitude, Whitley still genuinely loved and idolized him as his father. Miles Luna implied that his personality would soon change after these events. [3] This is shown during the events of volume 8.
After meeting Weiss and her friends again after they infiltrated the Atlas Command Center , Whitley was annoyed to see them again after they got his father arrested before he is reluctantly forced to help them. While he was already scared from the situation in Atlas, he simply hid his uneasiness about it behind his typical behavior. [4]
After overhearing May Marigold about why she left her family in " War ", ultimately stating that Whitley himself was just another self-serving individual among the hundreds in Atlas, he decides to call Klein Sieben back to the manor to help Nora Valkyrie out, showing that despite trying to copy his father, he still retains a sense of empathy and selflessness for others. This is also shown in " Dark " and " Creation ", as he uses his position as heir to the Schnee Dust Company to help evacuate the people of Mantle to safety and offered to help with anything to save them.
In the " Volume 9 Bonus Ending Animatic ", Whitely has notably grown emotionally, not only helping with the refugee crisis in Vacuo , but also being more confident in himself. He also states to his mother that he refuses to hide who he is by wearing a hood, showing that Whitely is resolved to face the people and their resentment and do his best to help them regardless.


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Unlike most other Dream Actors, Whitley wasn’t  a human, but rather a bat. He had blue skin, long tufted ears, large gray wings, and clawed feet. His outfit however was almost the exact same as his original counterpart, with the main differences being a red button in the middle of his suit rather than three black ones, and white cuffs at the bottom of his pants. Due to his clawed feet, he did not wear shoes. His hair was also less neat and more messy than the original.

He had an exaggerated version of the original Whitley's personality, acting more as a childish pest compared to Whitley's calculated facade. It was a reflection of Weiss' disdain towards him at that point in time, believing him to act this way. Interestingly, he showed some form of care towards Weiss, claiming that he took the initiative to find rulebreakers so Weiss doesn't get in trouble.


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Willow is a fair-skinned woman with slate-blue eyes. She wears her white hair tied up in a bun, low on the right side of the back of her head, while her bangs are shaped around the left side of her face and a small, curled lock of hair reaching almost to her shoulders.
Her attire is colored navy blue, white and gray, consisting of a white coat with sleeves that expose her upper arms, a red-lined high collar and a red brooch.

From Weiss' own words, it can be implied that Willow was once a caring, loving and affectionate parent, as stated by Weiss when she immediately felt anger at the fact her husband had forgotten to attend their second daughter's tenth birthday, implying that she cared for her daughter greatly and was frustrated at her husband's lack of attentiveness to their children's emotional needs. Willow was also noted to have loved her husband during the first few years of their marriage as despite having suspicions regarding the true reason as to why Jacques married her, she still attempted to make their relationship work and stayed with him.
However upon her husband angrily revealing the true reason as to why he married her and the subsequent realization of her sham marriage, Willow's mental and emotional health seemed to have greatly plummeted, with the end result of her entering into a deep state of depressive compliance in her unhappy marriage, having not bothered to do anything to better her life with Jacques and has turned a completely blind and indifferent eye towards all of his amoral actions in the SDC and has instead fallen into alcoholism to cope with her misery.
In "Cordially Invited", Willow has displayed herself to possess a depressive, melancholic aura due to having long since given up on fighting back against her husband and has become content on simply standing back and turning a blind eye to his amoral actions in running the SDC and other affairs. Willow having realized this, has also displayed signs of severe self-loathing due to her miserable marriage and her compliance to simply ignore her husband's actions. As seen in her conversation with her second daughter, who bitterly called her out on how she has done nothing to stop Jacques and how she was simply content in assuming he was doing something wrong and doing nothing against it, causing her to feel anger at both her and Weiss and drink an entire bottle of Vodka to soothe herself of these feelings.
As seen in " Dark ", due to her emotional issues, Willow has been shown to be easily prone to panic attacks and hysteria when she loses her cool. This is seen during the Invasion of Atlas by Salem's forces and the Hound attack to the Schnee Manor, where while Willow managed to initially keep herself calm, she gradually began losing control of herself and began shaking and trembling uncontrollably due to the tension and fear rising and beginning to get to her. Eventually when it became too much for her to handle, Willow immediately ran away in a panic and screamed in a hysteric fit that she "Couldn't do this!" and ran away to her room in order to isolate herself and cope with more alcohol.
Willow has also displayed severe paranoia and fear of her husband, as seen when she placed hidden cameras all over the Schnee Manor due to fearing that Jacques would do something to her and their children.
However, despite her issues, Willow has still showcased her strong maternal love for her children, as seen in "Cordially Invited" and " Pomp and Circumstance " where Willow had gone into a deep possibly fatal depressional episode upon learning that her second daughter had left her as well. Willow later again displayed her strong maternal love for her children when she revealed to Weiss on how she placed hidden camera's all over the Schnee Manor to have some protection for her children against her abusive husband should he do something against them and later came to the bitter realization that both Jacques and herself were the true sources of their children's misery and was bitterly happy on learning that Weiss did not come back to stay with them despite clearly missing her. And when Weiss reveals that she will now begin actively investigating her father's activities and do something about his amorality and put a stop to it, Willow knowing her son would side with and help his father, pleaded with her not to forget about her younger brother and try and help him as well despite their strained relationship, showing that she loves them equally.
Later in " As Above, So Below ", Willow again displayed her love for her children as seen in her obvious self-guilt and disappointment in herself due to the emotionally distant relationship she has with her children, as seen when she looked saddened and disappointed in herself due to her inability to comfort her son upon his father's arrest.
As seen in "Dark", while being emotionally fragile and prone to panic, Willow has shown that she is more than capable of getting a grip on herself and overcomes her fear in order to protect her children. This is seen where after the Hound had managed to successfully enter into the Schnee Manor, Willow managed to successfully regain her grip on the situation and use her surveillance cameras around the Manor to help Weiss track down the Hound and kill it. Later after realizing that the Hound had cornered Whitley in his father's study, Willow immediately rushed to his aid to protect him despite her fear for her own life.
As seen during the events of " Risk " and " Creation ", Willow was shown to have become noticeably healthier emotionally and psychologically. This is seen where unlike before, she no longer constantly carries a bottle of alcohol wherever she goes, a clear sign of her beginning to get over her dependence on alcohol to cope with her unhappiness. Willow is also shown to have developed a closer, more familial closeness with her two children, Whitely and Weiss, this is seen where she is shown to interact with them in a much healthier manner. As seen where she fully supports Weiss in her efforts to save the people of Mantle and Atlas and showed visible pride at her daughter. Willow would also now interact with her son in a healthier-motherly manner, as seen where she would be seen frequently holding his shoulders maternally.
In the " Volume 9 Bonus Ending Animatic ", Willow has seemingly recovered from her depression following the destruction of Atlas . Despite the anger and resentment of many of the refugees in Vacuo towards her, Willow has resolved herself to face them regardless and do what she can to help them, giving out food and water despite the hostility.


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Winter was a young girl with long white hair tied up and light blue eyes. She wore a blue coat with a white trim, hoodie and sash.

Winter was said to be very calm and collected. She was also shown to be kind much like her three sisters, setting the table in preparation for a feast for them and the old wizard. She had a tendency to meditate to herself outside, even in rigid conditions.


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Winter is a tall and fair-skinned young woman with slate-blue eyes, black eyebrows, and long white hair. The latter of which tied back in a bun that is high on the left side of the back of her head, along with bangs along right side of her face and a small, curled lock of hair down the left just above her shoulder. From the Volume 5 Weiss Character Short onwards, her eyes are given a light blue shade.

At first glance, Winter appears to be a cold, serious and distant person who prefers to keep her emotions subdued, speaking in a very stoic way. She is fiercely committed and loyal to the military and acts as Ironwood's second-in-command. She does whatever it takes to protect her kingdom, even going so far as to detonate a bomb with Yang's group still inside.
However, when interacting with Weiss, she smiles and shows that she cares about her younger sister's life and well-being, based on how she inquires if Weiss has been eating properly, gained any new hobbies and made any new friends in "It's Brawl in the Family".
Winter is very intuitive towards her younger sister's emotions. With that said, she is not afraid to raise her hand at her younger sister whenever she is annoyed or act cold towards her as shown in Weiss's Volume 5 character short.
Overall, she truly loves Weiss and wants her to succeed in life. Later, it was revealed that due to the Schnee Family's broken family life and their mother's descent into alcoholism and their father's controlling personality, Winter had to effectively take a maternal role in her sister's upbringing, as seen in " A New Approach ", when she momentarily lost her composure and began reprimanding her sister and expressed clear worry for her when she learned about her willingly putting herself in danger, where she genuinely panicked and worried for Weiss and her safety when learning about her escapades in stealing a Manta airship in Argus .
Winter can be very harsh as well, as shown in " Lessons Learned ". When she attempts to teach Weiss how to Summon old foes with her Semblance, only for her sister to fail. Winter fiercely rebukes her younger sibling's excuses, citing her lack of resolve will not help her in the tournament, or as a Huntress.
Although she strives to keep her emotions in check, she can be rather hot-headed at times. Once she becomes angry, she drops her military bearing and dignified demeanor and loses all restraint.
This is shown when she attempts to attack Qrow Branwen when provoked. She also snapped at her father during the dinner he held, saying that trust has to be earned, not bought.
She is initially fiercely loyal to her superior, James Ironwood , and would become infuriated whenever his judgment was questioned. She was also equally faithful to his authority, however, and respectfully deferred to him when at odds with an order. This loyalty caused her to go along with many of his actions, even sometimes suggesting her own, such as wanting to declare martial law when the Amity Project was stalled.
After Winter learned her career had been chosen by Ironwood to make her the next Winter Maiden, she was upset at first, but eventually came to accept the destiny which had been chosen for her, making it her own and taking great pride in it. She is gentle and caring with Fria , patiently waiting for her time to pass and grant Winter strength. Winter was waiting her whole life to become the Winter Maiden, but in a split second she ended up giving it all up when Penny Polendina becomes the one to take Fria's powers instead. [8]
Winter consistently wrestles with her emotions, never letting them overpower her. While she feels guilt over having to end Fria's life before her natural passing to obtain the Maiden's powers, her dedication to the Atlas Military is greater than her feelings on the subject. She was upset when she saw that Ironwood had declared Team RWBY and Team JNPR fugitives. When Penny unexpectedly inherited Fria's powers, despite knowing the Winter Maiden was vital to Ironwood's plans, Winter "suggested" that Penny leave with Weiss and Ruby, telling them she was giving them a head start. She later appears visibly disturbed when Ironwood shoots Councilman Sleet dead.
Later when Lie Ren uses his newly evolved Semblance, it is shown that she is repressing her true emotions just like the other Ace-Ops. When Ironwood orders her and the Ace-Ops to deliver a bomb to Monstra , she instead allows Yang's Group to try and rescue Oscar Pine , stating that they will still detonate it whether they are still inside or not. After Marrow Amin asks her if she would really detonate the bomb with her sister's friends still inside, she is hesitant, but ultimately steels herself and replies that she will do so as her duty as a soldier. While she first replied with a cold "yes" like Ironwood would have done, she makes the choice to turn around and address Marrow with more warmth to show him that she wasn't thinking like Ironwood was which delays his betrayal against the military for a little longer. [9]
By the time of " Creation " however, she realizes that Ironwood needs to be stopped after he threatens to destroy Mantle unless Penny returns to him, saving Marrow from being killed by him by acting like she was arresting him for treason and then collaborating with Ruby's Group to ambush him, saying she should have done it from the beginning. Later in " Worthy " when Ironwood confronts her in the Vault, she tells him that she has never hesitated fighting against the enemies of the Kingdom and now sees him as one of them.
Once she realizes what has happened to Penny in " The Final Word " when she receives the powers of the Winter Maiden, she is saddened that Penny has died and states that Penny was the actual Maiden while she was just a machine following Ironwood's orders. She regains her composure after Penny states that she won't be gone, but now a part of Winter. Because of this, she considered the powers she received as a gift and used them to defeat Ironwood in the process.
Even when Weiss is thrown into the void by Cinder, Winter refuses to let her emotions overcome her sense of duty; despite her visible rage and grief, she does not waste time attacking Cinder, knowing that her priority is to reach Vacuo and protect the civilians. Once she arrives, she channels her feelings into a violent attack against the Grimm.


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He has only appeared through the fairy tale, so his appearance is likely symbolic.
The Wizard was a frail elderly man who wore a long, bushy beard alongside scruffy white hair covered by a wide brimmed hat. He wore a sleeveless, dark green vest over a long sleeved pale green shirt, as well as pants and shoes which patched the color of his vest. The Wizard was shown to walk with a cane and a hunched back, implying he needed the cane to traverse.

In the fairy tale, the Wizard was described as a recluse, lonely man who was cold and frail. The Wizard was also jaded, having lived for centuries. However, after meeting four sisters who would become the first Maidens, he became much happier in life, having opened up to the four at finally having found friends to share his time with.
The Wizard was shown to be so depressed that even the animals and the Grimm steered clear of him.


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As a teenager, Wonder Woman is a slightly muscular woman with long black hair tied into a ponytail and azure eyes.  She wears a completely different outfit compared to her Remnant counterpart.  She wears a red and black top with golden eagle design, a black arm warmer,  navy skirt with a red with golden trimmed in the middle, black tight leggings, and red high heel boots with golden trimmed. In additional, she wears baby blue handkerchief on her left upper arm, and  a golden tiara with red star design.
As an adult, she still retains the same outfit she wore from the original comics but has buffen up than her other variants in the Elseworlds.

Diana is an extremely compassionate person. She cares much about her friends, being happy to see Vixen again. However, she often feels as if they can't understand her, not having undergone the same amount of warfare as her.


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Rumpole is described as a woman with a deep tan, whose age is hard to tell due to her short stature, standing at about four feet tall, and of her fine features and mischievous expression. Rumpole's sandy brown hair reaches her ankles, in a long braid bound by a golden cord. She has a wide, squarish frame that exaggerates her shortness, and she wears brown pants with a loose, dark green tunic cinched with a brown leather belt at her waist.
The most notable part of Rumpole's outfit is a sleeveless long coat, dark brown and coarse on the outside with glittering flecks, speculated by Coco Adel to be pyrite-infused rocks or cloth studded with Dust and a silky, gold lining. Coco describes it as both rustic and gaudy and likely costing a fortune.

Coco describes Rumpole as somebody who is similar to Glynda Goodwitch , with a stern and harsh personality, though not someone who's overly cruel. She is said to be very stylish and is the only Huntress other than Glynda who Coco seeks approval of. She is trusted by Theodore , serving as his right-hand woman. Furthermore, Rumpole is shown to be the one person who is able to put Theodore in his place, keeping him from challenging students to brawls.
She's also implied to be very skilled when it comes to the art of detective work as she mentions that she'll be doing her own private investigation into The Crown’s criminal activities.
Xanthe is also very secretive, keeping very little traces of her history public, as well as her first name, something not even Theodore knew for years.
Rumpole is a relentless teacher, with the ideology of pushing her students to the breaking point so that they can be vicious enough to survive in Vacuo without needing anybody’s help. This includes having other students beat on their peers until they’re out of Aura, and picking on students she deems to be weak.
Rumpole believes that Remnant is due for another global war, abruptly swapping her class' studies from the foundations of Shade Academy to the Great War . She is aware of Salem’s existence and has taken to being extra cruel to her students after Haven Academy’s fall so that they can be prepared for her inevitable arrival.
Upon being freed of The Crown's influence, Rumpole was horrified at the prospect of her actions putting students in danger, showing that she does care for their well-being, despite her strict methods.


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Yang is a tall, fair-skinned young woman with lilac eyes and long, thick, wavy bright golden hair that fades to pale gold at the tips with a cowlick sticking out at the top, greatly resembling her mother. When her Semblance is active, her eyes become red [6] and her hair gains a fiery glow.

Yang's voice actress, Barbara Dunkelman , has said that when Yang's character was described to her, she was described as "the kind of person who would teach someone how to swim by pushing them in the water". [8] This speaks volumes about how Yang approaches most things in life. She is very straightforward and confident.
Yang is also described as being a cheerful, energetic, and bright young lady. She is arguably the most flippant, carefree, and adventurous member of her team , frequently making sarcastic comments and jokes even in the heat of battle and often taking combat and hostile situations lightly. Yang is very sociable and extroverted, even in unfamiliar situations. Yang's love of adventure is the main reason that she decided to become a Huntress. Blake considers Yang the personification of the word "strength". According to Ruby, she snores loudly. [9]
However, Yang's "brawler" fighting style is evocative of her personality. Her anger, one of her main assets in battle, can lead her to act predictably and has put her into danger repeatedly. She was easily frustrated when she couldn't land a hit on Neopolitan and could not attack precisely because of it, leading to her getting knocked unconscious and almost killed. Yang is also very protective of her hair, becoming enraged when someone touches or rips or cuts even a small portion of her hair, causing her to attack with straight, blunt force the one who did it. However she is comfortable with letting Ruby touch or brush her hair or even use it to toy with her sister by tickling her nose. According to Taiyang, she shares a flaw with her mother: thinking strength is all that matters in a fight. Her thoughtless anger also led to the quick loss of her right arm in a short encounter with Adam Taurus after he angered her by injuring Blake. While recovering from her injuries, her father lectures her about this weakness and guides her in what she needs to do to start overcoming it along with her flaw that she shares with her mother.
Despite this, Yang is quite mature. She is extremely nurturing and motherly, particularly toward her younger sister, Ruby. Yang pushes her into being outgoing and also worries a great deal about her sister across the many battles they fight in. This protective and encouraging nature extends to Blake and Weiss as well. Yang is worried about Blake on several occasions, such as when she runs from her team and when she suffers from sleep and appetite problems, opening Yang to discussing her stubborn past. What Yang does not reveal is that she suffers from abandonment issues, blaming herself for her mother not sticking around. [10]
Yang is also quite guile as she was able to teach Weiss on how to play Remnant: The Game by explaining to her how to use her cards in the game only to better trick Weiss into wasting her armies. She later used a laser to attract Blake so they would be able to talk and even tricked a bandit into revealing the location of Raven's camp. She is also perspicacious as she saw through her mother's facade and attempt to manipulate her into staying with the tribe during their first meeting, recognized her in her corvid form at Haven , and quickly deduced that her mother was the Spring Maiden and had killed the former maiden.
However, after the deaths of Pyrrha Nikos and Penny Polendina , the Fall of Beacon, the losses of her right arm and her partner Blake, Yang sunk into a reclusive depression. The mention of her missing partner agitates her and she gives Ruby the cold shoulder and even outright ignores her sister when she says, "I love you". Over months, Yang rebounds from this reclusive nature. Though she suffers from PTSD, she tries to keep moving forward, partially for her father's sake when feeling she holds him back. After overhearing her father and Bartholomew Oobleck talking about Ruby outside her window, she accepts the earlier wisdom of her father, Oobleck, and Professor Peter Port and dons her new cybernetic arm.
When training with her new limb, she learns how to balance her driven and positive nature without overconfidence or agitation. She paints her arm to match her style, changes to a new outfit, and headed to Mistral although her father believes she has not overcome her personality flaws. Fortunately, she has shown to not be as quick to blind anger in combat anymore and now fights displaying good strategy and intelligence, as seen with her rematch against Adam and when she fought the Ace-Ops. While traveling to Mistral to reunite with Ruby she continues to struggle with her PTSD, which manifests in her left arm shaking when she encounters stress. She, however, appears to have overcome it some time after she and Blake reluctantly killed Adam.
Yang is extremely sensitive about being abandoned and her "simmering anger" stems from these abandonment issues. [11] For the better part of nearly two decades, Yang spent her life searching for her mother, trying to understand her reasons for leaving. Their first reunion in "Lighting the Fire" also demonstrated how low her opinion was of Raven, reacting with anger after Raven said that Yang finally decided to visit her, making it sound like she was the one responsible for her mother not being a part of her life. She even ignored Raven's attempts at lightening the mood and became hostile upon her father, uncle and Team RWBY being insulted in " Known by its Song ". Even after her team's reunion at Haven, Yang was still guarded and kept some distance from Blake, stating in " Argus Limited " that their relationship would need time to heal. After a rematch against Adam in " Seeing Red " however, Yang fully accepted her partner's apologies, understanding that Blake was not like her mother.
Despite her fear of Salem , she was still strongly willing to continue fighting against her and to take the Relic of Knowledge to Atlas, despite knowing that it may put a target on her back. Even after learning about Salem's immortality and knowing that she wasn't a match for her, Yang still went against her in order to allow her friends to escape and did not hesitate to call Salem out on her actions. She also has a good degree of heroism and selflessness, being willing to takes the attacks from an Ursa and from Neo to protect Ruby as seen in the " Volume 5 Yang Character Short " and "Worthy" respectively, and even attacked Salem to save Emerald despite her enmity and distrust for her actions.
She has an opposition to keeping secrets. In " Rest and Resolutions ", she had Ozpin swear not to lie or tell half-truths and later, in " Uncovered ", she is upset with him for keeping the nature of the Relic of Knowledge a secret from the group as well as covering up Leonardo Lionheart 's treachery. In " A New Approach ", she was willing to trust Ruby's judgement in not telling James Ironwood the full truth about Salem and the Lamp, but questioned this decision privately later. When sent to apprehend Robyn Hill in " Worst Case Scenario ", she and Blake instead revealed Ironwood's plans for the Amity Communications Tower to her. Despite her staunchness towards half-truths, she is not above telling some herself. In " Haven's Fate ", Yang told an account of what happened in the Vault without explicitly bringing up how Raven was the Spring Maiden the whole time.
Following the events of Volume 7 , Yang hardens herself in order to prepare for the overwhelming situation that they were in. She was hurt by what had happened to Mantle and wanted to do whatever she could to help them, hinting at her reason for criticizing her younger sister. [12]
Despite her good qualities, Yang has a tendency to deflect. In " Divide ", she deflects blame by criticizing Ruby's leadership, despite the fact that it was due to her and Blake's actions with Robyn that partially led to Ironwood losing faith in them and bringing about the current situation. In " Fault ", when Ren brings up some concern that they were not ready and that their actions will lead to people dying, Yang avoids his direct criticism and tries to deflect by offering counterpoints without addressing his actual arguments. Finally, in “ Tea Amidst Terrible Trouble ”, she sheepishly deflected responsibility for her part in worsening Ruby’s mental decline, simply stating she shouldn’t have expected herself to be perfect.
However, unlike her mother, Yang is capable of admitting her wrongs as well as recognizing the qualities of others even when their opinions are different from hers, admitting to Blake that her obsession to search for her mother nearly got herself and Ruby killed when they were young, and during her discussion with Ruby in " Risk ", she admitted that her own plan didn't work either after Ruby lamented the failure of bringing Amity Tower up and running, even telling Ruby that her blind optimism wasn't a flaw when she believed she wasted time with it, as it was a necessity in life.
In " A Cat Most Curious ", when Yang’s past self offers Yang an opportunity to be whole again by traveling back in time to regain her lost organic arm, Yang declines her offer as losing a part of herself is what makes her a stronger person. It shows that Yang already accepts her losses by learning from her mistakes.
In " Boba ", Yang felt guilty about putting everything on her sisters shoulders along with her teammates, she vows to Ruby, that from now on, the entirety of Team RWBY will share the burden, and even use the word "Boba" as a save word if they ever feel overwhelmed.


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Yatsuhashi is a tall and athletic-looking young man with shaved-short black hair and tanned skin, who wears mostly pale-green and brown attire.
He has a long short-sleeved robe, which he wears on one shoulder over a black muscle shirt. The robe is fastened at the waist by a leather armored belt with two pouches on it. He also wears brown pants and black-and-green boots. His left arm bears a 5-layer sode which extends up past his shoulder. In RWBY: Amity Arena , it is shown that the armor's layers are cable of sliding based on the movement of his arm, allowing for more movement and flexibility.
His weapon is affixed to his back with a padded brown strap slung over his shoulder. He also wears a pair of bracers as well as a pair of black gloves with green plates on the backs.

Yatsuhashi is very self-conscious due to his size, strength and Semblance . He demonstrates a protective nature. In the episode "Breach" when Fox Alistair blows up an Ursa and sends the Grimm's spikes flying, Yatsuhashi shields Velvet Scarlatina from the flying spikes. Velvet also mentions him protecting her during their earlier mission in "Field Trip". Also, in the episode " Lessons Learned ", he pushed Coco Adel out of the way when Mercury Black ambushed on them and defended against his attack. When Coco was ensnared and pulled away by Emerald Sustrai , he also desperately called out her name and reached out his hand to her in a futile attempt to save her.
As a result of a fairly traumatizing childhood incident, Yatsuhashi does not like using his Semblance. He frequently meditates to keep his patience in check, having a temperamental nature at times, and opting to stay quiet in contrast to his teammates' hotshot attitudes. Before the match, he is seen meditating in the arena next to Coco. Later he rather bluntly tells Emerald that he can't promise that he won't hurt them during their match.
In " Round One ", he can be seen briefly posing for two girls at the fairgrounds, flexing and showing off his muscles, indicating a more playful side to his personality.
Sometimes he unintentionally says phrases that may be considered derogatory against the Faunus , but these actions are never intentional, after which he is extremely apologetic. Yatsuhashi has asked Velvet to make sure he doesn't let idioms which could be taken the wrong way slip from his mouth.


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Yuma is a tall male bat Faunus with spiky brown hair and a goatee. He wears a black and dark gray uniform with gold buttons and zipper like the rest of his enforcers. He has brown bat wings on his back.

Yuma is a professional and quiet individual that takes his job as White Fang enforcer and assassin seriously. Outside of battle, he presents himself as serious and stoic, but also adds a bit of dry humor to his thoughts.
He genuinely enjoys his missions and is seen smiling when attacking Blake Belladonna and choking the Menagerie Guard. He can also enjoy his job too much as choking the guard distracted him and made him vulnerable to getting knocked out by Kali Belladonna .


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Zwei is a black-headed tricolor Pembroke Welsh Corgi with gray eyes. Like some Pembroke Welsh Corgis, he has a bobbed tail, which is nowhere near the length that would indicate him as being a Cardigan Welsh Corgi . As of " Of Runaways and Stowaways ", he wears a red collar with a gold pendant bearing a vertical black bone and two black dots on either side.

Zwei exhibits a very cheerful and playful personality, as seen when he licks Ruby and barks happily after Weiss Schnee cuddles him. He also playfully imitates Yang's behavior.
Zwei also attempts to make friends with Blake Belladonna , even though her feline Faunus instincts cause her to react with some nervousness to his presence.
Zwei is shown to be very intelligent for a dog. Not only does he react appropriately to Ruby's commands, he also seems to be smart enough to use mechanical tools. When Weiss wonders how Zwei will eat his canned dog food and a can opener drops out of his tube, Yang cheerfully drops the issue, implying that Zwei can use it.
Zwei immediately forms a close relationship with Bartholomew Oobleck , refusing to leave his side during his fight against White Fang soldiers in " No Brakes ".


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The Atlesian Paladin was enormous, able to take up an entire lane on a highway, its armaments notwithstanding. Inside there was a cockpit that houses and secures one pilot, with several holographic displays available to monitor the status of the Paladin and survey the surrounding environment.
The Paladin was equipped with at least two arm-mounted Dust cannons capable of rapid charging and firing, rear-mounted ten-tube rocket launchers, and twin-barreled anti-personnel automatic cannons attached to the aforementioned energy cannons. Under each Dust cannon is a fold-out arm area, which unfolds to form large fists for close quarters combat, presumably for dealing with large Goliath sized Grimm.
The Paladins used by the White Fang had the organization's emblem emblazoned on at least one side of their guns. These models were stolen by Roman Torchwick and redistributed to the White Fang forces in Vale.


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As per Neopolitan's assessment, Browning was extraordinarily tall, easily being six feet tall. She was a thin woman with fair skin and grey-blonde hair swept up in a beehive. She wore gold powder on her skin, dark eyeliner on her lavender eyes, and red lipstick. Neo described Beat as "smart, sexy, and a little dangerous," comparing her to a runway model.
Beatrix wore a dark blue jacket, white blouse, gold scarf, and matching knee-length dress with black tights and high-heeled boots, much like her students. She wore a silver pin over her heart, adorned with her triskelion emblem.

Beatrix's mantra of being seen and not heard extents to a large sum of her personality. She is extremely elusive, largely acting on the notion of not revealing her true self. As per her nature, she'd often make it so that students of her Academy could not break the rules, instead secretly hoping they would learn to bend them. This insight stems from her experiences that women are expected to follow rules, but are only punished when they break them, and she instead learned to get ahead in life by only appearing to follow the rules. Furthermore, she believed Semblances are a reflection of the self, and as such chose to either not discover or hide her own, to follow her worldview. Browning would learn to balance her own personality as to now give away any of it, in truth.
Lady Beat was also a member of Spider, and as such owed her loyalty to Lil' Miss Malachite . She had no problems with killing her former pupils for her leader, holding no ill intent towards Lil' Miss. When first meeting her Trivia/Neoplitan thought of her as charming.


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Beowolves have gone through several redesigns over the course of the series, but all incarnations share certain common traits. Consistently, Beowolves stand on their hind legs, albeit with a slouch, and are extremely muscular.
In the "Red" Trailer, Beowolves appeared like pitch-black, featureless shadows in the shape of wolves, with red eyes and jaws.
The Volume 1 redesign of the creatures added the bone-like mask with red markings characteristic of most Grimm, as well as the bone-like spikes protruding from their arms, back, and knees. Their hands and feet are also tipped with long, sharp, white claws. They can vary greatly in size, with the average specimen being about the size of a human, but with larger Beowolves appearing that can be more than twice as large.
Older Beowolves are known as Alpha Beowolves, first appearing in "Battle of Beacon", are covered in more bone-like armor and spines than the typical specimen. It has a more angular skull, larger teeth and sharp triangular ears.
In the " Volume 4 Character Short ", the Beowolves underwent another visual change, with a more angular head and more prominent ears, somewhat resembling the Alpha. Their glowing eyes also now leave a visible trail of red light as they move and are mostly yellow in color. Black smoke also seems to emanate from their bodies.
Merlot's Mutant Beowolves were similar to the Alpha, standing on their hind legs with massive green spikes on their back. They had white bone spots all over their body with a green tinge to them.
Most likely due to the fact that they inhabit the cold tundras of Solitas , the black skin of the northern variant of the Beowolf appears to be somewhat frozen and has white patches. Additionally, they have more spikes along their backs and arms. This variant is first seen in " Ace Operatives " and is referred to as an Ice Beowolf .


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According to DC/RWBY #5, a Chill without a host appears like a jet of ink-like black mass . When possessing a human, a Chill is indistinguishable from its host, other than their inability to speak more than the victim's last words.
In some versions of the story, when a Chill possesses a person, their skin and hair turn bone white with red veins and their eyes become pitch black, echoing Salem's appearance. This version has become so popular amongst people it has almost become the "canon" version of the fairy tale.


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Nightmares are small flying Grimm that possesses multiple thorn-like appendages toward its back, with a white bony mask that protrudes a red eye. When it is captured in a container, it takes on a seed-like form.


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The Nuckelavee was a horse-like creature with an equine main body and a skinless humanoid creature that was fused with it. Its forelegs were shaped like claws and it had hooved hind legs that left a characteristic hoofprint. The humanoid body had long curved horns on its head, a mouth that looked almost sewn shut, and two long elastic arms each with two clawed fingers. On the back of the human torso were boney spikes along its spine and a variety of weapons from previous battles stuck in it.
When walking on its equine legs, its attached humanoid portion hung limply to one side, making its arms drag along the ground. Once the equine portion stopped to stand still, only then did the humanoid portion of the creature become active, doing so with a spasmodic twitching movement. When enraged, the spikes on its spine lengthened, as did its horns, its pupils became vertical slits, and its mouth opened completely.


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The Apathy is humanoid in shape, somewhat similar to the Imp , but are very tall, with long arms that reach down as far as the ground and extremely long fingers. They have hideous faces, resembling skulls, some even lacking nostrils, and low-hanging jaws.
There are at least four variants to the Apathy's appearance, two being extremely hunched back, whereas the others stand taller.


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These soldiers wear body armor that covers their upper bodies. It is a white-gray color, with several different highlights along the helmet and arms depending on the individual. Their helmets cover their faces almost entirely, barring their mouths. Their pants are black, with some gray areas on them, and they have a belt with a few pouches, a handgun strapped to their hips and a sword in collapsed mode strapped to their lower backs. They are also seen with rifles strapped across their backs.

Soldier types Blue and Red Yellow Green 1/3

Four Atlas Soldiers variations have been seen so far, with red, blue, yellow and green markings. It is not known if those represent ranks or different assignments, though each have been shown in varying roles in the show so far:

Yellow seems to act as security, as they were the ones in charge of guarding the CCT tower Red and blue both seem to act as infantry personnel, as they are the ones guarding Beacon from Grimm during the Vytal Festival and working directly with James Ironwood in various shots, as well as guarding Penny Polendina Green seem to act as airship personnel, as so far they have only been seen working aboard the Atlas Airships

Argus variants of the soldiers wear white and slate broad-shouldered uniforms which include caps with two visors, pulled down so as to cover their eyes.
Those in Solitas wore uniforms identical to that of Marrow Amin's ; a white coat with red and blue accents with the addition of a blue pilot's hat.


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The AK-130's body is humanoid in shape and a metallic dark-gray in color, with red highlights on certain parts of its body, particularly its "face" and chestplate. They possess wrist-mounted blades that also have red lines along their length.
A retractable visor-mask covers its face when it is activated. The "face" has a lower jaw but is otherwise completely blank, with a smooth, bright-red surface and no facial features. The inside of the android does not seem to have any discernible mechanical configuration, comprised completely of a bright-red color.
The AK-130 shares the same color scheme as the Spider Droid , implying that they are made by the same manufacturer and/or are of the same line of products.
RWBY: Amity Arena revealed an upgraded version of the robots, the AK-135. AK-135s were variants to the AK-130s with added durability by ways of a riot shield on its arm.


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These androids possessed a more slender, humanoid appearance than their predecessors. They were clad in white armor, with their black robotic workings visible underneath. Their armor was thin at the midsection, neck and joints, but their chest and legs appeared well-protected. They were often seen with their rifles slung diagonally across their backs.
When under the control of Cinder Fall's computer virus, their helmets and bodies lit up with a red glow.
In their next appearance in Volume 7 , the AK-200's helmets began to glow a blue light over the black visors. In Volume 8 , the AK-200's that worked for the Schnee Dust Company have the company's logo on their backs.
In RWBY 3 , they were seen wearing white tuxedos.


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Beetles are a small black insect with white carapace, elytron containing typical red Grimm markings, and four red eyes. They are smaller than Cinder's palm and is the smallest Grimm seen so far.
Its pincers are shaped like Cinder's tattoo . [3]


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Like many Grimm, Beringels are covered in black skin, with bone-like plates covering their bodies at certain places like armor. A red pattern or symbol resembling an eye is present on their back. The one Ruby fights in the Character Short appears to have "burnt" skin, with an internal red glow visible from within, where the skin is thinnest. They have well-developed hands with opposable thumbs. They are quite large, at almost twice the height of a Human on all fours.
In the post-credits scene of "Our Way", dozens of Beringels are given feathered wings by Salem.


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The Boarbatusk is a quadruped with many features associated with a real-world boar, including cloven-feet, a line of hair sprouting from its spine, snub snout and tusks.
The Boarbatusk has four eyes and a bone-like mask that seems to be strapped to its face by a black vein-like organic tether. It has a series of plates along its back and on its thighs, and two extra sets of tusks, including two large curving tusks. However, their underside is comparatively under-protected and vulnerable, with little to no body armor or shielding.


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The Cenitaur has a long, black segmented body. Each segment has a pair of clawed legs and is covered by a protective shell, like the Centinel. The Grimm's head is shown to have additional mandibles on the sides of its jaws.
According to Miles Luna , if a Centinel isn't killed quick enough, then it will evolve into a Cenitaur. [3]
It has an insect-like thorax with bone spikes protruding out of it, at the center of the thorax is a green tube which connects to a large, bulbous sac on the creature's underbelly. Using this, it is able to spit out green acid, which travels up the tube and out the Cenitaur's mouth. The Grimm has a pair of arms on the thorax, whose forearms and hands are replaced with praying mantis-like blades.


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Centinels have long, black segmented bodies. Each segment has a pair of clawed legs and are covered by a protective shell. Their heads have no eyes but possess large jaws. Inside their jaws, they have four small claws.
When injured, they sometimes "bleed" their bright green acid.
The Centinels are shown being able to grow into monstrous sizes as seen in " Midnight ", where they were comparable in length to the base of Atlas' shield generators which are massive in size.


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Creeps lack any animal equivalent. These Grimm have no forelimbs, only hindlimbs. Said hindlimbs are dual-clawed and are inverted at the knee joints. They also possess tails, which are used for combat.
Their skulls are rather stubby and have four eye sockets. Like all Grimm, they feature a dark black color, with white external bone all over the body, alongside deep red eyes and accents.
Alpha Creeps appear almost identical to normal Creeps, only with larger spikes coming out of their back and more bone plating over their bodies.
Mutant Creeps' bone plating on their faces covered the entirety of their upper jaw, showing no red makings. They grew green spikes in their bodies and gained three pairs of white eyes.
While usually fairly short, Creeps are capable of dwarfing Ursai in size.


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As opposed to most Creatures of Grimm, which have black fur or feathers, a Death Stalker has a jet-black exoskeleton underneath several large, white, bonelike plates upon its back, which are adorned with red markings.
One of the more prominent attributes of this Grimm is the glowing golden stinger on its tail that it uses as a lure. It also has a pair of large pincers that it uses to defend itself and grab or cut into its prey. The Death Stalker's ten red eyes and markings can also glow in the dark when it chooses to reveal itself to its prey.
The Giant Death Stalker [1] encountered in the Emerald Forest has what appears to be moss or grass growing on its claws and torso, indicating that it had been lying dormant in the cave for a long time. It also has visible scars on its carapace, signifying its advanced age. This is further reinforced by the crude drawings made on the entrance to the cave.
Baby Death Stalkers, as described the young variant for the Death Stalker in RWBY: Amity Arena , are minuscule in comparison to their adult counterpart. They are much weaker than in comparison to the fully grown Death Stalker, taking a long time to grow. As a result, they tend to stay in large groups amongst themselves, hiding in dens or underground.


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A Geist's base form is a black figure that has bone-like spikes on its back and ribs on its upper body, with long, skeletal forearms and sharp fingernails. It lacks a lower body, instead floating through the air while leaving behind a black smoke trail. Its face consists of Grimm markings on a mask-like bone plate with a single eye.
Geists appear to have variation in their looks as the one encountered in "The Next Step" has a very tattered appearance while the one in " Ace Operatives " is much more whole.


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These Grimm bear much resemblance to modern day African Elephants. They have a primarily black body, with giant, white tusks and a white and red patch on their foreheads. Like most Grimm, they have bony, white protrusions on their bodies, with a massive row of them going down their spines.
The Goliath is one of the largest land-based Grimm seen yet, standing at 20 stories tall at the shoulders. [2] They also seem to travel in herds, as seen in " Search and Destroy ".


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The Griffon has the head, wings and talons of a large predatory bird and the rear legs, tail and body of a lion or tiger. It has black fur and feathers, with white bone-like spines on its body, including a row of bony spikes on its wings, as well as a white birdlike skull. On its head, it has a bone-white beak and four red eyes, along with gray webbing on the sides of its beak.


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The Horse Grimm looks like a large black horse with a mane of black smoke. They have the typical white bone-like features of the Creatures of Grimm around their face, ribcage and legs. Their forelegs have two-fingered claws and have hooved hind legs that leave a distinctive hoofprint.


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The Imp has an emaciated, somewhat humanoid torso with rib-like protrusions and pectoral-like bone plates on its chest, as well as a series of bone spikes along its upper spine. Its two long, thin arms end in a hand with only two fingers. The shape of its head is similar to that of a Human head but with a longer, pointier chin.
Its mask bears some resemblance to a Human skull, but the holes that serve as the eye sockets are elongated and slope downward. On its forehead, at the top of its mask, are two long, curved horns. Strips of flesh connect its upper and bottom lips, but it is able to tear these strips to fully open its mouth.