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Dee was a tall, broad man with a pale complexion. He wore a purple jacket with silver buttons over a black shirt, and light-gray pants. Dee had long, wavy brown hair and yellow eyes.


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Deery is a young girl with orange-brown hair and small deer antlers growing from her head. At the White Fang Faction Meeting, she wore casual clothes including a turquoise shirt. After she joined the White Fang she wore their uniform.

Not much is known about Deery's personality, although she was shown to hold a hatred towards humans, becoming angry when she saw Roman Torchwick at the White Fang Faction Meeting .


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Dew is a young woman with lightly-tanned skin, dirty blonde hair swept to the left, and violet eyes.
She wears a sleeveless green dress with an asymmetrical hem, what appears to be golden scale one-sleeved high neck top underneath her dress, a lighter green sarong tied around her hips, and a golden spaulder. Two thin chain loops run from the front of her spaulder and around her torso to the back.
She also wears a pair of over-the-knee scale stockings, armoured calf-high boots that match her spaulder though the rear of her calves is exposed and a simple chain bracelet with a ring connected to it on her right hand as well as a brown band around her left wrist with two beaded bracelets.

As one of Shade's Vacuan students, Dew is mentioned as being one of the greatest critics of the other schools , unimpressed by their failures to protect Haven Academy and Beacon Academy , thus choosing to torment and harass them about it. [2]


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She is a young girl who has blue eyes and short black hair with bangs covering her left eye. She wears a traditional red and blue leotard with star patterns from top to bottom with red cape attached. A golden eagle with wings and stars sits over her leotard with an attached golden-trimmed, long red sash with two stars on it alongside a golden eagle design near the bottom. It also appears to connect to two silver bands, one each on the upper arms. She also sports silver metal bands covering her forearms and legs and gold-armored under the knee boots, one with a crescent moon decoration (right) and the other a star decoration (left). In addition, she wears a gold tiara that resembles two crescent moons with a star in the center, vambraces and a band choker with three stars hanging from it and carries her lasso on a golden band like belt around her waist.
Before her transformation, she wore a white sleeveless maxi dress and was barefooted.

She is a bright, prideful and courageous young girl. She loves and cares for nature, animals and Faunus mothers deeply. She is capable of expressing human emotions despite being an Automaton created by her mothers, such as curiosity when first meeting Bruce Wayne and wondering what he was. Though she would admit to being lonely to Weiss when asked what it was like to be an Automaton, but didn't entirely mind as she made many friends. When meeting Victor Stone , Diana would even attempt to make him feel comfortable by revealing her status as an Automaton as she knew he was different.
She is also protective of her friends when they are in danger, and willing to fight for them.


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Dove has light-brown hair that is combed to the left. He keeps his eyes nearly closed, at a very noticeable squint, though it is unknown why he does so. He wears tan-colored chest and back armour with shoulder armor alongside a belt that bears a dove on its buckle with four sections of tanned fabric attached to it. He is described as being pudgy. He also wears tan knee-high boots.
He also wears vambraces on his arms that are the same color as the rest of his armor. Underneath the armor, he wears a black shirt and black pants with a black scarf around his neck.

Although he has not had any speaking lines, Dove appears to be a serious person. Like the rest of his team, he has shown himself to be a bully, as he was laughing when Cardin Winchester pulls Velvet Scarlatina's ears.
Dove seems to get annoyed easily, quickly brushing off Sky when he puts his hand on Dove's shoulder. Dove is seen to be a coward as he flees from an Ursa with Sky Lark and Russel Thrush , leaving Cardin to fend for himself.


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Dudley is a tall, muscular man with a goatee beard. His brown hair is tied to a bun, with a small fringe hanging over his right eye. Dudley wears a beige shirt with a blue and yellow sleeveless, unbuttoned tailcoat over it. He wears black fingerless gloves with leather paddings on them and gray pants.


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Edward is a slender, old man in his early 70s who is described as being surprisingly fit for someone his age. His hair is silver and is tied into a ponytail.

Edward can best be described as a person who is proud of their past. He is highly attached to his occupation as an active Huntsman, even though most other Huntsmen don't ever live to be that age. He is welcoming and confident of his abilities despite his age, showing offense at Fox referring to him as "defenseless".
Edward cares deeply for his grandson August, pretending the latter's Semblance was his own to keep him from being blamed for Grimm attacks. However, Edward can be somewhat defensive of Gus, due to the feeling of wanting to protect him, given August's parents passed away recently. Additionally, due to his age, Ed can occasionally have flashes of foggy memory, resulting in him sleepwalking on the occasion.
As of RWBY: Before the Dawn , his mental illness which causes memory loss is healed.


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Elm is a tall young muscular woman with medium brown hair in a short ponytail, light brown skin, and brown eyes. She wears an Atlesian Specialist uniform that consists of an open white, one-sleeved crop jacket with dark blue accents, shoulder flaps and collar and a dark gray armor shirt. She has silver vambraces over her forearms. On her back, she has a magnet used to carry her weapon.
She has a red belt around her white pants and goes barefoot save for some martial arts footwraps alongside dark blue calf plates that cover the tops of her feet, the plates have three red straps tied around them; the soles of her feet are appropriately dirty as a result. She also has a silver hoop earring on her right ear.

Elm is described by her voice actress, Dawn M. Bennett , as being a "big buff lady with a heart of gold", illustrating she has a very kind and good nature. She also shows to be a tough and loud person who is not afraid to let someone know what is on her mind.
She appears to be somewhat overzealous, such as when she rushed to Ruby and stated how bad she felt not knowing who she was when her team arrested her and her friends, all while shaking the girl's hand with great force. She is stated to not have a filter.
Elm, like other members of the Ace-Ops team, originally did not consider her teammates to be friends, laughing the idea off. Additionally, despite being fairly loud herself, Elm is confused by other over-the-top behavior of people such as Nora Valkyrie .
Elm was originally intensely loyal to James Ironwood , not questioning any of his orders, citing she only needs to follow them. When Team RWBY reveals they told about the Amity Communications Tower to Robyn Hill , she is disheartened at their apparent betrayal and became hostile towards the four girls, deeming them traitors. This extends to the subsequent fight, where she disagreed with Vine's claim they won't be hurt if they surrender. She was, however, shocked after Yang stated that she and the other Ace-Ops were only 'following orders', before furiously shoving Blake aside to go after Yang, hinting to her hidden conflicted feelings on the matter.
Despite everything, Elm was shown to be conflicted at having to fight Team RWBY, which was noted by Vine, who concluded that Elm was in truth reassuring herself she was making the right choice in trying to apprehend the girls. However, she became increasingly aggressive and violent as the fight progressed, and was willing to use brutal force against them due to Yang's taunts.
Elm is said to be the pillar of her team, despite not being the leader like Clover Ebi . [5]
Like the rest of her teammates, she originally was constantly repressing her true emotions. After Robyn Hill asks them in " Worthy " what was more important, the people or the land they lived on, she stops suppressing them when Harriet decides to bomb Mantle herself and manages to talk her out of doing it by telling her that they are friends. She is also saddened when she is forced to watch Vine sacrifice himself to save them from the bomb.


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Emerald is a young woman with medium-brown skin and dark-red eyes. Her hair is a light, mint-green with a straight fringe and bangs as well as two long locks on each side in the back.

Emerald initially appears to be affable and disarmingly friendly. However, this belies a darker side of her character. On the whole, she seems to be genuinely outgoing and quick-witted, if a little short-fused. She can also act a little childish or petty, such as when she stuck her tongue out at Roman Torchwick after she stole his lighter to mock him.
In " Best Day Ever ", when she talks to Tukson about books , she seems to be knowledgeable about books and enjoys reading, as she lists off several titles. She also likes Vale , complimenting the city for its "tall buildings and diverse culture".
Emerald has a tendency to maintain a pretense of friendliness around people in order to gain their trust, doing so around Tukson before threatening and killing him. In " Round One ", she states that she dislikes Team RWBY for their cheery and positive attitude, regardless of her acting as their friend for the time being.
According to Emerald, her loyalty is exclusive to Cinder, rather than to Salem , and only complies to her plans and wishes due to owing Cinder "everything". Accordingly, she is willing to take the initiative to impress her, such as tracking down Tukson and killing him. When Cinder rebukes her for doing so, she defers to Cinder's judgment, quickly apologizing.
Although she has no qualms about killing, judging from the nonchalant way she talked about killing Tukson and even lightheartedly joking about it afterward with Mercury, she does get a bit seems to be overwhelmed at the sheer scale of the destruction and violence being caused during the Fall of Beacon . Nevertheless, Emerald continues to demonstrate loyalty to Cinder, such as in the " The Next Step " in which she speaks for Cinder, who has lost her voice.
Upon Cinder being supposedly killed during their failed mission to destroy Haven and retrieve the Relic of Knowledge and narrowly escaping punishment from Salem, Emerald showcased increased frustration in her situation. Her resolve is later shaken by Cinder's callous ingratitude toward her in " Midnight ", and by overhearing Ozpin's revelation of Salem's plans to destroy Remnant in " War ".
In " Witch ", Emerald and Hazel Rainart both decide to help Oscar Pine escape from Monstra , after confirming that he was telling the truth. She shows grief when Hazel is killed buying them time to escape Salem, as he was the only one besides Mercury or Cinder who showed any concern for her.
In " Ultimatum ", Emerald is unapologetic and sarcastic toward Yang's team, making no effort to defend herself for her actions and saying that she would prefer to go on her own way than go with them. However she later showed pity for the citizens of Atlas that were cowering in the subways, especially upon seeing children, and continued to walk with Yang, Oscar, Ren and Jaune even after Yang stopped holding her at gunpoint.
In " Risk ", Emerald joined Ruby's Group in an effort to save both the people of Mantle and Atlas , and begins to put her past dislike for them behind her.


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Fall was a young girl with short ochre hair and matching eyes. She wore a white shirt with a brown scarf and a long brown skirt.

Fall was a soft spoken and kind-hearted young woman who was wise and caring towards the Wizard. She gave the Wizard the advice to be grateful for what he had.


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Fenix is a lion Faunus with red hair that cuts around his shoulders. He has a growing beard, and wears a red cape trimmed with yellow marks and fur that covers a brown, sleeveless shirt. His outfit serves as armor.

Fenix is described as having a foolhardy sense of courage and a deep-running sense of honor. However deep his good graces may run, however, he's said to be a bit different when he's angry. Fenix is a charismatic leader, having been raised in the western regions of Vacuo, but is quick to anger. He is a food person, being easily enthralled by it. He is prone to get emotional if someone offers him food. He believes in the values of teamwork and is protective of his partners.
He is also shown attempting to be friendly with Team SMMK when they first met and Sil put their tab on Fenix. After learning that Sil only did this to avoid paying himself and rudely told Fenix to leave them, he got angry and started a fight between the two teams. He was also shown to be reluctantly okay with Asher Mora using his Scroll to pay for the team and use it to keep contact info from their contacts.
Fenix is also shown to be good at convincing people, such as when he convinced Daff not to report them at Pastel Manor due to breaking the rules about eating on the job. He showed this again when he learned that Daff had joined the Wave and successfully convinced him to help them stop the crime syndicate instead. Fenix was also able to fool Khaki while he was disguised as Tacco delivery man and avoided her suspicions.
While not as prone to using violence as his teammates Asher and Arrastra Skye , Fenix is willing to use lethal force opponents if he feels that it is necessary or that they deserve it, as shown when he used a turret to shoot at Sil in attempt to kill him.
When his team later found Lemon bleeding to death after she was attacked by Abigail Pyre , Fenix decided to place her on the bed in her private quarters despite her having been their enemy. He and the rest of his team left her to bleed to death to go after Abigail when she took control of the ship.


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Fennec was a dark-skinned man who wore his hair styled in a mohawk with shaved sides. He was a fox Faunus whose trait was a pair of fox ears, and was noticeably shorter than his brother.
Fennec wore a red hood that functioned partially as a cloak made of two pieces of cloth held together by buttons and string. Holes were cut in the top for his fox ears. He wore a black tunic with two sections extending farther down than the rest at his front. White trimming defined the shape of the hood and tunic. He also wore detached white sleeves, bound at the mid-bicep and the wrists. Black gloves served that function and were attached to his middle fingers. His white pants were pleated. He wore black open-toed sandals with fabric extending up to his knees.

Fennec was not too dissimilar from his brother personality-wise. He was a rather soft-spoken individual, but this belied the lengths he was willing to go to promote the White Fang's beliefs in what was best for the Faunus. However, unlike Corsac, Fennec was more hesitant of Adam Taurus' leadership due to having acknowledged the questionable state of Adam's mental health and drastic measures he is willing to take. He was willing to follow Adam's leadership regardless but overall questioned if it was truly beneficial to the White Fang. This doubt, however, was alleviated at Corsac's assurances due to them only seeing him as a means to an end with his faults and were willing to discard him if necessary. [2] He also showed concern for his brother when he is attacked by Ghira twice.
Like Corsac, Fennec appeared to be manipulative, convincing Ilia Amitola that assassinating Ghira and Kali Belladonna was necessary and that Ilia should have used her former friendship with Blake to help accomplish this.


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Fiona is a young woman with short and messy swept styled white hair and olive eyes. She has sheep ears as her Faunus trait with a small hoop earring on her left ear and a small bell earring on her right ear.
Fiona wears an olive green sleeveless coat with dark brown lapels with the Happy Huntress' Brooch on the left lapel. She sports a green long-sleeved shirt with a white orange trimmed breastplate over it. She wears an orange belt, which holds her coat tightly around her waist. She also wears dark brown pants tucked into gray under the knee boots with the tops folded over revealing the white lining. The soles and toes of the boots are a darker gray.
She also wears dark fingerless gloves accompanied by white and gray forearm leather armored pads with the left arm covering up to her upper arm whilst the right only partially covers her forearm.

Fiona appears to be extremely loyal to Robyn Hill, being one of her trusted companions. She has a bleeding heart, opting to help her people in Mantle rather than pursuing glory in the Atlesian military .
In " A Night Off ", Fiona shows she's easily flustered by crowds, eagerly cheering them on. She appears to have a bright outlook on life, seeing Robyn's campaign in an optimistic view under the belief it will help Mantle get out of its situations.
Fiona is protective of Robyn and tries to shrug off injuries caused by Tyrian Callows to avoid worrying her.


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The First Mate has brown skin, light brown eyes and short, chocolate brown hair parted on the left. Their ship uniform consists of three-quarter length blue sailor pants with gold buttons at the pockets, a blue and white striped T-shirt, orange neck scarf, brown knee-high boots and brown gloves. In addition to the uniform, they also wear gold stud earrings.

In their first appearance, the First Mate is shown to be worried over fighting a Sea Feilong , claiming to have never fought a Grimm that size before. They are shown to be competent under stress. After Yang's trip aboard the ship, the First Mate is shown to be friendly to the passengers.


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Flynt is a young, dark-skinned man with dark brown eyes. He wears rectangular sunglasses and a dark fedora with a blue trim on his head as well as an earring on his right ear.

Compared to the rather excitable nature of his teammate Neon Katt , Flynt exhibits a more serious, placid nature.
He used to harbor some animosity towards Weiss due to the Schnee Dust Company forcing his father to close his own Dust shop. This is particularly apparent in his taunts towards Weiss, insulting her family and questioning her skill. However, when she risks her life to save Yang from his attack, he ends up respecting her determination and says that he "digs it."
Flynt is also brave as he was one of the students that chose to stay and fight in the Battle of Beacon and later was on the front lines of the Battle of Atlas .


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Forest was a man with blonde hair tied back to a loose ponytail with strands hanging over his forehead. He had a goatee which faded into a stubble on his cheeks and wore a green scarf combined with a dusty brown jacket and old clothes.

Forest was an avid supporter of Robyn Hill and a protester against Atlas' exploitation of Mantle . He was willing to resort to damaging Atlas military equipment to promote their cause.
He apparently had somewhat of a tendency to over-exaggerate matters, calling James Ironwood's rule over Mantle "tyranny".


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Fort Lee was a bearded middle-aged man wearing a business suit with a half-black and half-white shirt and a cybernetic left eye. He has a large cannon equipped on his left arm with has a large, spatula-like shoulder guard and a rake-like set of claws. Whether this weapon was also a prosthetic or if Fort Lee was simply wearing it is unknown.

Fort Lee was a proud and theatric individual who enjoyed giving dramatic flair to everything he does, having introduced himself with a song and dance number courtesy of his drones and had them accompany him and provide background music or for use as makeshift stairs for most of the novel. When not in the presence of enemies and Faunus, he would generally act affable and approachable to other people, even giving Ruby leadership advice in response to learning about issues she had running her team and sharing her interest in weapons . He attempted to maintain this approach even to his enemies, having offered Team RWBY to join him after they learned of his true colors.
Despite this, Fort Lee was very hateful towards Faunus , who he believed should be enslaved or exterminated and openly referred to as "beasts" and "animals". After learning Blake Belladonna was a Faunus, he immediately stopped being friendly towards her and began to repeatedly demand that she remain silent whenever she tried to speak during his battle with her team. He similarly made a final attempt to kill Blake at the expense of his own life after Team RWBY already defeated him and were about to escape his mine. According to his daughter, the only person Fort Lee completely trusted in was his AI companion MIA, who was programmed to be absolutely loyal to him.


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Fox is a teenage boy with dark skin and dark, messy copper hair that has a long fringe and a cowlick.
He wears a sleeveless, muted orange zipper vest with black lining and a high collar, a pair of black jeans, and brown, laced shoes. His eyes are pure white, showing that he is physically blind. His arms are covered in scars, and he has a vertical scar on his lips.
He also wears a pair of long black gloves and has several pouches attached to his belt.

Fox is sarcastic and laid back in personality. Though he is reserved in new social situations, he is lively in familiar ones to the point where he considers himself the comedic relief of Team CFVY. He is comfortable enough on the subject of his own blindness to make jokes about it himself. Fox thinks of himself as a prankster; he has a tendency to make practical jokes and poke fun of his friends. He holds himself in high esteem and directs himself with confidence, having no qualms being blunt about people if need be. In battle, he often banters with opponents or plays around with Grimm or wildlife, dancing around mole crabs during his encounter with them in Vacuo .
As a young boy, Fox's parents would treat him as though he were weak and helpless due to his blindness, which he resented. Oddly, the death of his family wasn't what affected Fox the most. It was that their deaths were meaningless and impersonal. After having grieved, a young Fox decided he'd protect people who couldn't protect themselves and that his death would have a purpose.
Fox has exhibited a caring personality, consoling his teammate Velvet Scarlatina when Coco Adel and Yatsuhashi Daichi lose their Vytal Festival tournament match .
However, Fox is not above torture, as seen when he uses Neptune Vasilias' hydrophobia against him to pressure Neptune into telling him things, even having been aware of the trauma Neptune had with water [4] , and is stated to be a bad leader by Umber Gorgoneion . [5]


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Fria was a thin, elderly woman with short, spiky white hair and dark blue eyes. She wore a green and white hospital outfit with a silver bracelet on her right wrist.

Fria appeared to be a friendly woman, politely sharing a conversation with Winter Schnee , implying the two are on good terms. She enjoyed hot tea and painting, decorating part of her room with her art. Fria appeared to miss or have some nostalgia towards the outside world, solemnly asking how the weather is in Atlas .
During her confrontation against Cinder, it was revealed that due to her old age, Fria has become senile, showing traits similar to Alzheimer's disease, rendering her to have patches in her memories, a difficult time remembering things, and keeping conscious track of time.
However, despite her failing memories and frequent sense of confusion, Fria has displayed fierce loyalty and a strong sense of duty and dedication to her role as the Winter Maiden despite her failing health and fading memories. Despite knowing that she would die and her sense of time slowly fading, Fria still held on and remembered her duties to safeguard the power of the Winter Maiden and showed no fear at the prospect of dying as long as she knew her powers would be inherited by a proper successor who would continue on her duties for her.
Other than this Fria has been shown to be soft spoken and kindhearted, as seen during her final moments with Penny before passing on.


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Ghira is a tall, muscular Faunus with black hair, a thick beard and yellow eyes. For his top, he wears an open dark-violet coat with white fur trim, exposing a patch of black fur on his chest. Over his beige pants is a matching sash that wraps around his waist and is secured with a large, silver metal buckle. On the shoulder of his coat is a silver metal spaulder, which through a pair of curved strips across the chest attaches as a clasp on the opposite front panel of the coat. The white toes of his black leather boots have a shape reminiscent of paws with claws at the tips. His physique is in general quite hairy, as what little can be seen of his bare arms and the backs of his wrists are shown to be covered in thick, black fur. He also possesses retractable panther claws in his fingertips.
When preparing for his speech in " Unforeseen Complications ", Ghira is seen wearing a pair of reading glasses with round lenses.
He wears a black band on his right arm which likely his marriage to Kali as incorporating colors on clothes/person in some way is the most common way people express their bonds to others on Remnant . [2]

Ghira's great size contributes to his ability to be intimidating, which he utilizes from time to time. However, Ghira is good-hearted, clearly doting on his family and enjoying a good laugh.
His brusque attitude can be both impulsive and controlled. When he gets angry with himself for forgetting a meeting, he pounds his fist on the table and needs to be soothed by his wife. When being given upsetting information, however, he merely uses words and expression to convey his seriousness. He can also be blunt, such as when he directly tells Sun Wukong that he does not like him.
Ghira is a seasoned leader, knowing when it is wise or advantageous to speak, but also knowing when it is better to let others to take the stage. This can be seen in permitting his daughter to speak on behalf of all Faunus to the entirety of Menagerie following the White Fang's assault on his home .
Following the Battle of Haven , Ghira realizes that he isn't finished fighting against discrimination and decides to begin taking more responsibility again by rebuilding the White Fang into what it used to be. [3]


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Gillian is a fair-skinned woman with black hair braided into a crown braid. She wears a long dress with many sheer layers of blue, white, green, and purple that resembles running water, and a silver chain was wrapped around her waist matching the slim silver diadem that gleams on her head.
She has a crown-shaped brand mark on her wrist.
In the Volume 9 Bonus Ending Animatic , she is shown wearing a prisoner's uniform after her arrest.

Gillian is an extremely cunning individual, said to have been highly ambitious in her goals, being the top of her class in Shade Academy. Gillian had an extreme obsession with the history of Vacuo, and delusions of grandeur, believing herself to be the descendent of royalty (despite it being an untraceable lineage), and thus having the right to rule. Coco noted that the crown-shaped mark on her wrist (said to be a birthmark proving royal lineage by her father, who showed Coco his own prior, and claimed both his children inherited it) appeared to be a brand rather than a birthmark. While Coco questions whether it was Finn or Gillian herself who branded her, Finn's insistence that both Gillian and Jax have it and Gillian's reaction to Coco asking implies that it was her father, and she was unaware.
Gillian's obsession with the Vacuan monarchy and her perceived place within it has dragged her and the rest of her team over the edge into madness as they are driven further and further into committing more extreme criminal acts.
Gillian is shown to have a very royal attitude, being very demanding and somewhat short-tempered, but still keeping a cool head. She is shown to despise Atlas and its technology like her father, to the point of being unable to stand the sight of a Scroll . She also refused to use Dust in combat and fought without it.
Despite this, Gillian's main loyalty is to her brother, truly loving him above all else to the point of helping him form The Crown and abandoning her ambitions for it. Still, she had a greater fear of death than love for her brother and was willing to betray him if it meant saving herself.
As implied by Theodore , Gillian was said to have been "corrupted" by her brother Jax's influence, meaning that Gillian might not have always been the way she was. Also, her own attempts to stop The Crown and her brother upon learning of the severe threat it was becoming to their lives, shows that Gillian was nowhere near as fanatic or obsessed with their crusade as Jax was.


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Glynda appears to be a middle-aged woman that has very light-blonde hair tied back in a bun with a curl hanging down the right side of her face. Her eyes are bright green and she wears thin ovular glasses. She has dangling teal earrings that match the hanging pendant on her collar.
She wears a white long-sleeved, pleated blouse that has a wide keyhole neckline and gauntlet cuffs that flare in pleats at the wrist. Her lower body is covered by a black high-waisted pencil skirt with bronze buttons and black fading into brown stockings.
She wears black boots with bronze heels and a cape that is purple inside and black on the outside. The cut of the cape is stylized to end in flames and arrows, with a row of diamond-shaped bronze beads on the back. Above this line of beads appears to be an emblem of a tiara that is her personal symbol.
When not in use, The Disciplinarian appears to be collapsed and attached to the top of her right boot. At one point she also wore a golden wristwatch.

It seems that Glynda has a very stern and sharp personality - one that does not tolerate mischief or needlessly getting into dangerous situations. This is apparent when she berates Ruby for fighting Roman Torchwick and his group in the first episode. She does, however, admit that Ruby might have done the right thing, despite the fact that she put her own life and the lives of others in great danger. Glynda is mainly seen as cool and business-like; even her fighting is very systematic.
Her stern behavior is not absolute, however. After cleaning up after the food fight, she sighs with weariness and takes Ozpin's advice to go easy on Teams RWBY and JNPR . Her concern at the moment reveals that she's driven by her desire to guide her students into being defenders of the world. Glynda also shows compassion toward James Ironwood on multiple occasions despite being vocal about her disapproval of him and some of his methods.
Glynda is fond of her students, being particularly proud of Team CFVY . She shares Ozpin's ideals about what embodies the perfect Huntsman, and hates goodbyes.


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In his humanoid form, the God of Darkness appears as a slim male with curved, segmented horns on his head that arc back and curve upward. His form is a deep purple that seems to draw in surrounding light. Like his brother, the Dark God's face is utterly devoid of features, though humanoid contours are present.
In his draconic form, he appears as a large, real-world Western traditional, four-legged dragon with two wings whose membranes are frayed and dotted with multiple holes in them, and even more ornately spiraled horns. His overall body is skeletal, with a face like a skull with empty eye sockets, and a row of bone-like spines that run the length of his body.
As shown in “ Of Solitude and Self ”, the younger form of the God of Darkness appeared as a purple lamb. As he grew in size, his form gradually became more and more draconic until he reached his current appearance.

The God of Darkness is a proud, unforgiving, and temperamental entity. When Salem lead an army against him and his brother, he wiped them out without a second thought, showing that although he is attached to his creations, he will not hesitate to put them in their place. In spite of his pride, he is not above apologizing, such as when he retaliated against his brother for a perceived attack upon his authority within his own home. This instance of humility shows his more reasonable and diplomatic side.
He seems to have more of a taste for the theatrical, in contrast to his much more straightforward brother. This is shown when they were both killing Ozma, the God of Darkness used a massive dragon breath while his brother simply waved his hand and made him disintegrate. Similarly, as they were leaving Remnant, the God of Light teleported away while the God of Darkness chose to fly away in a ball of energy, crashing through the moon in the process despite it being one of his past creations.
He is somewhat jaded and cynical, basking in the pleas of Salem, who came to his domain in her quest to bring Ozma back to life. He graciously resurrected the hero twice against his brother's wishes. However, when made aware of Salem's manipulations, he killed the young man, showing his contempt for being controlled by others.
In addition to this, he appears to be somewhat jealous of his elder brother and all of the positive attention that Humanity constantly gives him and has implied that he would also like to receive similar worship and faith. This simple sibling rivalry was likely the reason why he was so quick to agree with resurrecting Ozma for Salem, as he felt that she was the first person who wasn't afraid of him.
He can be casually destructive; when he departed Remnant with his brother, his exit shattered the moon and caused massive devastation by way of a meteor shower.
In spite of his darker nature and jealousy towards him, he is still loyal to his brother, coming to the God of Light's side during Salem's rebellion in order to defend him.
He was also shown to be very caring and protective when it came to his own creations, the Creatures of Grimm . After his truce with his brother, the God of Darkness chose to live in the Land of Darkness among his own creations as opposed to anywhere else. When Salem arrives at his temple, a pack of Beowolves can be seen living peacefully in the main chambers. Later, after wiping out all Humans on the planet except for Salem, the God of Darkness notably leaves the Grimm alive.
This genuine love for the Grimm may be a result of his previous creation, the Jabberwalker , which he would always resurrect every time his brother destroyed it due to his beliefs on balance. However, when the two created Remnant and his brother created abundant life on the planet, he responded by creating creatures with a desire for pure destruction and gave them forms similar to the Jabberwalker, as if to honor it.
In " Of Solitude and Self ", it revealed the origin of his feud with his brother. After creating the Jabberwalker, the God of Light believed that it disrupted the balance and wished to destroy it, while the God of Darkness did not think their creation should be punished for their mistakes, ironically reversing the their positions as beings of creation and destruction. The two could not find a compromise; making them resent one another. Though this feud later seemingly came to an end when they created Humanity.


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In his humanoid form, the God of Light appears as a tall male with a crown of branching antlers upon his head. His complexion is a softly glowing light gold, and his build is muscular with his face devoid of features.
In his draconic form, while his complexion remains the same, his horns become whiter, longer, and more streamlined and his voice deepens considerably. His body is long and serpentine, like that of a real-world Eastern traditional dragon. He possesses a long mane of golden hair that runs the length of his body, forming a plume at the tip of his tail as well as rather extensive facial hair that terminates in two feathery tipped whiskers. In this form, his eyes appear to emanate a pure, white glow.
As shown in “ Of Solitude and Self ”, the younger form of the God of Light appeared as a golden fawn. As he grew in size, his form gradually became more and more draconic until he reached his current appearance.

The God of Light is a soft-spoken yet strict and temperamental being, utterly committed to maintaining the balance that he and his brother established when they created Humanity together. However, while he attempts to show kindness and empathy to those who come before him, he ultimately remains firm in his resolve to uphold order above all else, such as when he kills Ozma upon the hero's resurrection at the hands of his brother and shows anger at his sibling for breaking the rules they both agreed upon.
When pushed, he is not above dispensing what he considers to be poetic justice, such as cursing Salem with immortality for her perceived arrogance and disregard for the balance between life and death. Despite this, he remains predisposed to diplomacy, preferring to talk things out rather than resort to violence as a first resort when faced with conflict. However, he does have his limits, as he did not prevent his brother from wiping out of all Humanity when they rebelled against them, although he did turn away to avoid looking at the process, suggesting great reluctance at his brother's cataclysmic attack.
He respects the finite limits of life, refusing to revive Ozma, beseeching Salem to let him rest. The God of Light also loved Remnant, considering it to be a "beautiful experiment", granting Ozma the chance to reincarnate in a mission to redeem Humanity, showing the deity's inability to detach himself from his creation.
Much like his creations, he is prone to using body language when conversing in his humanoid form such as hand gestures and cocking his brows during his conversation with Ozma when he first proposed the offer of reincarnation to the hero. This is likely an attempt to better communicate, as he has been shown to be less than objective regarding his interactions with Humanity.
At his core, however, the God of Light is willing to drop all mannerisms of patience and "justice" to ultimately uphold balance and order, no matter how cruel he has to be to accomplish this and will even take it to the extreme, such as cursing Salem to spite her even further despite having already killed her beloved and restored "balance". Also, despite the care he shows for his creations, he has no problem with wiping out Humanity for the second and last time if they don't live up to his expectations.
Although he has a firm stance on maintaining order, the God of Light is not above bending his own rules if he feels the need to, as was the case with returning Ozma to Remnant. Even then, he merely had his soul reincarnate into existing bodies instead of fully resurrecting him.
In " Of Solitude and Self ", it revealed the origin of his feud with his brother. After creating the Jabberwalker , he believed that it disrupted the balance of the Ever After and wished to destroy it, while the God of Darkness did not think their creation should be punished for their own mistakes. The two could not find a compromise; making them resent one another. Though this feud later seemingly came to an end when they created Humanity.


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Green is a tall man with a broad build who wore a green muscle shirt, along with a silver armband and gas mask that matches his partners.


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As a teenager, she is shown as a young pre-teen girl with lightly tanned skin, green eyes, a large green streak running from the front center to the right side, and short brown hair with green coloring underneath her hair and a cowlick sticking out at the top, closely to Yang or Raven . She wears a black and white turtleneck shirt with green lantern design in the center, sage green jacket with black and green belts on each side, sage green short shorts with black leggings, and black and white sneakers with green trimmed.
As an Adult, her design and outfit are loosely based on her RWBY x Justice League counterpart and more closely like her original counterpart.

It is implied that this version of Jessica has a similar backstory to her comic book counterpart before inheriting her Power Ring . As such, since she has been reverted to a teenager, her previously conquered anxiety and agoraphobia has come back to the surface. This is magnified by the fact that she has also lost her Power Ring, which she attributes her confidence to.
Jessica is timid and lacking in confidence due to the loss of her power. Even as Jaune tries to talk her up, she is self-depreciating and has no belief in herself and her abilities. However, once Jaune manages to get her to remember how it felt to have her ring and she begins to unlock her Semblance , Jessica's confidence starts to return. Upon escape from the fake Pyrrha's trap, Jessica is back in true hero form, able to confidently face down Grimm without hesitation, even without her ring.


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Gwen is a young female with lightly tanned skin, curly black hair pulled back from her face into ringlets, and brown eyes with purple eye shadow.
She wears a black corset dress with a dark gray front, purple hem and purple laces on the back. She wears a light gray top with short sleeves and black cuffs. Her top also has a high gray collar that appears to be armored. Her belt is a long purple ribbon edged in gray, with a bow in the back and tied in the front and connected to the belt are a pair of armor tassets that also act as storage for her weapon. She also wears light gray stockings and pale gray ballet flats, [2] with ribbons around her lower legs.

As one of Shade's Vacuan students, Gwen is mentioned as being one of the greatest critics of the other schools , unimpressed by their failures to protect Haven Academy and Beacon Academy , thus choosing to torment and harass them about it. [3]


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Halon is a tall man with short messy black hair, short beard, sky gray eyes and has a vertical scar on his left eye. He wears a torn white plain button shirt with a dark gray coat, bright red gloves, light brown belt, and black pants. In additional, he wears a red banana covering his forehead.
Fifestone's in-game portrait

Prior to the game’s beginning, Hanlon Fifestone was the most well-respected leader of the Mantle Union, fighting for better conditions for the City of Mantle and the Faunus workers as well.
However, by the time the events of the game occur, Fifestone has become a pawn in Bram Thornmane 's conspiracy against General James Ironwood . Because of this, he started to use his Semblance on the other workers in Mantle including the very Faunus he used to fight for to extract their emotions like fear and turn them into orb weapons that have the ability to attract the Grimm . Once the plan was finished, he planned on killing the workers who he stole the emotions from, showing he has thrown away his original ideals in the process.


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Harley Quinn is a Caucasian young woman with bleached white skin and blue eyes. She has an athletic body type, coming from her past as an acrobat. She has long blonde hair, usually in a pigtails style, which is dyed at the ends in blue and pink shades.


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Harriet is a dark-skinned young woman with platinum blonde and brown hair shaved on the sides and dark pink eyes. While actively using her Semblance , her eyes glow gold.
She wears a very short-sleeved Atlesian Specialist uniform that consists of a sleeveless white double-breasted vest with silver buttons and dark blue accents. It has a white and dark blue-collar, a dark blue short-sleeved t-shirt, a red tie and white shorts. She wears dark blue chaps that presumably connect to the tops of her shorts. The chaps expose the inner part of the thighs and the backs of her calves. She also wears blue fingerless gloves and dark gray trainers with black accents and a white stripe accompanied with red socks. She also has white calf pads and dark blue knee pads as well. There are also dark blue straps fastened around the top of her vest. The blond portions of her hair are styled in a way that resembles a rabbit's ears.

Harriet is competitive and quick-witted in nature. This personality causes her to only be loyal to those who earn her respect, as seen with her interactions with Ruby Rose and the similarities in their Semblances. However, she is still cordial and well-mannered. Harriet also displays great confidence in her skills, bordering on arrogance, looking down on Team RWBY's attempt to challenge the best Huntsmen in Atlas.
Harriet also enjoys teasing others, particularly poking fun at Marrow Amin and his antics. She is quick to rush into action. She also appears exasperated at Nora's antics in " Pomp and Circumstance ".
Harriet, like other members of the Ace-Ops team, originally did not consider her teammates to be friends. She trusts them to do their job and to keep them alive, though she doesn't confuse work with friendship.
She proves to be aggressive in nature, glaring angrily at Team RWBY once James Ironwood revealed that he knew the group told Robyn Hill about Amity Communications Tower and even angrily argued with Blake and Yang on their loyalty once she learned that they purposefully let Robyn escape.
Later Harriet displays her stubborn side while fighting Ruby, claiming she had the group pegged since the beginning in an attempt to bury her feelings of unease due to having grown fond of the group during their time in Atlas working and training together.
Harriet, like her teammates, was originally shown to be intensely loyal to Ironwood, having been willing to follow through and support his decision to abandon Mantle in order to save who they could. She was also willing to arrest Team RWBY with excessive force despite having grown close to the girls due to having been ordered by the General.
Harriet has the tendency to unconsciously take out her anger at anyone she deems responsible or guilty of said anger to vent out her feelings. In " Fault ", she goes after Qrow Branwen for killing Clover Ebi after she notices him holding his pin.
Although Harriet stated that she believes that when a team loses somebody that they should be replaced with someone else, it is revealed by Lie Ren to not be true, as like the rest of her teammates, she was constantly suppressing her true emotions.
After Ironwood declared his ultimatum to Penny and her friends and he confirmed that it wasn't a bluff, Harriet was shown to be fine with destroying Mantle by bombing it, so much so that she strived to do the job personally in " Worthy " after word of Ironwood's defeat reached her.
Once Vine confronted her about doing this after he believed that it wasn't necessary anymore, he believed that Harriet was just doing it as a way of holding back her grief at Clover's death. Once the other Ace-Ops convince her to stop with her plan, she agrees with them that they really are friends and is saddened at Vine's sacrifice.


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Hazel was a tall and muscular middle-aged man. He was also unusually large and broad, as he was shown to tower over Adam Taurus who stood 6'4". He had short dark brown hair, a beard and hazel eyes. His hairy arms had large scars running up them, a result of using Dust infusions.

Hazel had a calm composure compared to the others of Salem's circle, being reserved and rarely speaking. However, he still criticized Cinder Fall for her defeat, showing he had a low tolerance for acceptance of failure, and he did not let minor obstacles get in his way or stand by convention when there is a goal to be accomplished.
During the meeting with Sienna Khan , Hazel was courteous toward her, showing he had a respectful nature. However, he was not intimidated by Sienna's threats, showing a distinct level of self-confidence.
Despite his low tolerance for failure, Hazel was not cruel or unsympathetic. His reaction to Sienna's murder by Adam was a saddened look and verbal expression of both his frustration at Adam's lack of communication prior to the act and disappointment at how unnecessary the death was. He also had a certain degree of empathy for others. When he returned to Evernight Castle with Mercury Black and Emerald Sustrai, he attempted to take the blame for Cinder's failure in Mistral , presumably to try and save the two from punishment by Salem. Unlike his psychotic colleague, Tyrian Callows , Hazel took no pleasure in casual slaughter, indicating there must be a higher purpose in violence for him to engage in it.
However, these traits changed whenever he encountered Ozpin . When he did, Hazel became filled with rage and killing intent. He initially held Ozpin responsible for the death of his sister Gretchen Rainart and was determined to kill every incarnation of him. He denied Gretchen had any choice in the matter of serving as a Huntress despite it being pointed out that it was her decision to be one, believing her to be seduced by tales of heroism. [2] This shows that despite his typical reluctance to fight, he was quite capable of vengeance and terrifying bouts of rage. Despite this, as revealed in " The More the Merrier ", Hazel was perfectly willing to aid Tyrian in slaughtering Huntsmen across Anima , and he was stated to be completely merciless when a target is found. Additionally, he was stated to believe that the Huntsmen are useless to Remnant as a whole. [3] He also had no qualms with harming children, as he attempted to electrocute and kill Nora Valkyrie for standing between him and Ozpin in " Downfall ". In " Fault ", he brutally tortured Oscar Pine for the password to the Relic of Knowledge despite him being a child, showing how violent Hazel could become when blinded by his grudge.
In " Midnight ", a more vulnerable side to Hazel was revealed. It is shown that he feared Salem, seeing her as an unstoppable force of nature. This is why he usually tried to prevent bloodshed and fighting. It is also why he sought vengeance against Ozpin, seeing him as someone who sends children to their deaths. While he didn't agree with Salem's plans, he followed them as he saw no choice.
During " War " when he was told of Salem's true goal, Hazel originally didn't believe until Oscar told him how to activate the Relic of Knowledge. This honesty from him eventually got Hazel to believe him. [4]
In "Witch", he and Emerald both decided to help Oscar escape from Monstra after learning about Salem's true goal. Ultimately, Hazel was motivated to help Oscar, his friends, and Emerald escape from Salem as way of and ensuring they will not be lost like his sister, leading to his sacrifice. As he knew that he wouldn't survive his fight against Salem, he deliberately overdosed on Dust so he could use as much power as he needed to. [5]


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Henry is a young man with light-brown eyes and dull-blue hair in an undercut hairstyle, with the long unshaven hair swept to his left and hanging slightly in his face.
He wears a maroon dress shirt and black tie with a black vest decorated with a marigold flower design, silver buttons, and a breast pocket containing a red handkerchief. He also wears a pair of black pants and gray dress shoes.
His black belt is worn over his vest and has a silver chain connected to the front of it, with the other end trailing into his left pocket. On his index and ring fingers on each hand, he wears plain silver rings.

At first glance, Henry appears to be a nice, if somewhat uncertain, gentleman, approaching Weiss sweetly in hopes of wooing her. However, his confident persona quickly devolves into a nervous and stuttering young man as Weiss continually rebuffs or ignores his advances.
He is also shown to be somewhat ignorant or self-centered, as he appears to have been unaware that the Schnee-funded party was for a charity until Weiss points out that the art sale is for raising money. He admits that he simply showed up to have a good time and proceeds to take on a dismissive tone as he asks if the charity is for Mantle , ignoring the sign that says that it is for Vale .
Like most of his family and the majority of Atlas , Henry looks down on lower class citizens. Due to the passion his cousin May had for Mantle, he disowned her like the rest of May's family for supporting lower class citizens. [3] This left a negative impression of him on May as a result.


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The Herbalist is a giant indigo caterpillar-butterfly hybrid. The lower half of his body is caterpillar-like, with light blue patterning on the back. Meanwhile, his upper half is more butterfly-like, including light green butterfly wings. He has three glowing light green-blue eyes, and two horns on his head. He has lots of moon -related imagery and symbols scattered throughout his body, including a small plate with a crescent moon engraving that appears to act as his heart.
Upon using his mist ability, his body starts alternating between his normal color palette and a dull green color scheme. Upon being gifted a piece of the Curious Cat's heart, he reverts to his normal appearance.
After going through Ascension , the Herbalist’s new form was shown to take the form of a humanoid appearance, with two legs taking the place of their caterpillar lower body and them now possessing a pair of large butterfly wings.

The Herbalist is very interested in knowing what his clients' roles and professions are, focusing on ensuring they are resolute in their positions. He describes himself as a workaholic, and tries to fix the problems of his clients without their permission. He grows irritated easily, especially when he encounters someone who isn't sure of their role.


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The waitress is a fair-skinned woman with black hair and brown eyes. She wears a sleeveless red dress with a gold trim and a white apron. She wears her hair tied in a loop, and wears armbands on both wrists.

In her introduction, the Higanbana Waitress is shown as having a friendly disposition, playfully flirting with Qrow Branwen . She is shown to be scared of Raven Branwen , though whether this is of her Semblance or her status as a bandit leader is unknown.


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Ilia is a young woman and a chameleon Faunus . In her normal appearance, her skin has somewhat darker spots on her arms, legs, stomach and face, resembling chameleon scales. Her brown hair is tied back in a ponytail that curls at the end like a chameleon's tail, and her eyes are a light gray with a faintly bluish tint. Her Faunus trait grants her the ability to change the color of her skin, hair and eyes, allowing her to blend in with her environment. Her colors also appear to change in response to her emotions. As noted by her concept art, her body type gives her a smaller bust and rear.

When she is first introduced, Ilia appears to operate between moral grounds. She was shown to still care for her former friend and colleague Blake Belladonna , hoping at first that she would rejoin the White Fang and later tried to convince her to leave Menagerie, until " True Colors ", although she was not opposed to others attacking Blake or herself harming others, such as Sun Wukong . Until then, she is willing to make personal sacrifices for the betterment of the collective so long as the collective is the Faunus, specifically the White Fang's goals and not people in general. Ilia is a lesbian and was romantically attracted to Blake, but she disregarded her feelings for Blake during the time in favor of what the White Fang demanded.
She used to enjoy blending in with Humans , even playing along with their anti-Faunus beliefs despite the hypocrisy. This stopped after an incident involving the deaths of multiple Faunus, including her parents, in a mining accident. The event served as a catalyst for her joining the White Fang. Ilia was also vindictive enough to assault her former friends in Atlas as they snickered at the losses sustained in the mining accident.
Her loathing of Humans is not merely because of those who mistreat or segregate Faunus; it is also against those who stand by and do nothing to help or improve the Faunus' standing outside of Menagerie, herself included, being unable to forgive herself. [2] She reacted with rage when Blake tried to reach out to her and to make her leave the White Fang, accusing her of being a traitor and showing bitterness about Blake not returning or even noticing her feelings for her. This anger led her to not only attempt to ship Blake to Adam Taurus , but later attack her home alongside the White Fang with the intent to kill her parents.
Ultimately, after Blake finally gets through to her, Ilia realizes her wrongs and seeks redemption, volunteering to stand with Blake and join her side.


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Ivori is a slim man with a taller-than-average height. He has light brown skin, light brown eyes and short, straight gray hair. He wears black glasses with yellow lenses, a white suit with beige and wheat accents and knee-high beige boots with gold accents. The suit jacket has a very low collar and he wears no shirt underneath, so his chest is exposed. The sleeves of the suit jacket also seem to be detached from the shoulders, showing skin underneath. He also wears a gold choker around his throat. He keeps his weapon, a hybrid between a whip and a pendulum, attached to his right hip using a magnet.

Not much is known of Ivori's personality yet as he is quiet upon introduction, but he appears to be mellow and friendly, smiling as Flynt Coal invites Team JNPR out for food, despite having just lost against them.


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Ivory is boy with white hair and green eyes, due to him being a faunus , he has wolf ears. He wears a white shirt with a black cloak and rust colored pad on the left side, he wears sleeveless gloves, with the right one being black and the left one being armored.


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Ivy is an avocado green eyed, dark brown haired, pale-skinned woman.
Ivy styles her dark brown, bob cut straight hair parted to her left, wearing a one-piece forest green jumpsuit suspended by brown leather straps with golden buckles, exposing her collarbone and cleavage. A khaki asymmetrical corset belt is fastened around her jumpsuit horizontally by a dark brown leather belt studded with gold spikes with matching fastened belt buckle. On top of that, she wears a large, loose two-tone sleeveless avocado green leather jacket with gold spikes studded across a bright tan notch lapel, and a pair of opera length fingerless dark brown gloves with a tan slim strap on the tops. Topping her outfit off are a pair of dark brown knee high boots
She has a tattoo that is shared with her teammates on her left pectoral, right above her left breast. Like the rest of her team, she has golden spikes in her design, having them on her belt, jacket and earrings.

Ivy's in-game portrait

Ivy is a short-tempered Huntress with a sarcastic sense of humor.


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The Jabberwalker is an extremely tall, humanoid creature with a dark purple, almost black body. Its physique appears emaciated with a pronounced spine, collarbone, shoulder-blades, ribcage and pelvis. There are two sets of purple and dark-yellow striped horns sprouting from the back of its cranium and lower skull. There are dark-yellow stripes on its hips and on the forearms. Their hands and feet are the same dark-yellow color as the stripes. It has four digits on each hand and three digits on each foot, each ending with a pointed claw. It has a long tail that starts thin and fans out close to the tip, adorned with more dark-yellow stripes. On its face it appears to wear a grey lupine or reptilian masque with white highlights.
It also moves in an unnervingly quick and jerky manner. Its mouth is sealed shut and does not visibly move when it speaks, though it can break open when it prepares to devour its prey, revealing a set of jagged black teeth.

The Jabberwalker has a peculiar habit of speaking in single-word present participles, nouns and base verbs to actively narrate its actions. Despite existing to be hostile only to the Afterans , it will also attack Humans and Faunus if they show hostile intentions towards it in return.
Despite its terrifying appearance and the fearsome reputation it has amongst the other Afterans, the Jabberwalker itself ironically appears to be rather easy to intimidate or scare off as after realizing that it was outnumbered by Team RWBY, it chose to flee rather than stay and fight and later when it stumbled across Neo , it originally attempted to attack her due to her seemingly being alone and vulnerable, but it later cowered in fear when she ordered her copies to surround and attack it.
The Jabberwalker appears to be constantly searching for something or someone as it often travels from one acre to the next whilst muttering aloud that it is searching. It is unknown what the Jabberwalker was looking for or what they intend to do with it if or when it ever finds it.

Fulfilling its purpose, the Jabberwalker terrorizes the Afterans

Its innate hostility to the Afterans and disturbing habits make it initially appear akin to the Creatures of Grimm . However, unlike them, the Jabberwalker is shown to be sentient and displays intelligence given its ability to speak and not attacking Humans/Faunus on sight unless given a reason, plus seeing as it can show signs of fear and will retreat for its own self-preservation proves that it isn't a soulless killing machine on the same level as them.
As revealed in “ Of Solitude and Self ”, the Jabberwalker was created to be the Curious Cat ’s opposite and was designed to “finish” what the Cat started. This signified that the Jabberwalker was created specifically to be hostile to the Afterans and was made in order for them to have a way to truly die and prevent Ascension. The Jabberwalker was noted by the Blacksmith to be highly efficient and effective in its role despite it displeasing one of its creators.


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Jacques was a fair-skinned elderly man with  white, slicked-back hair. He had a large, thick mustache and light blue eyes.
He was seen wearing a pure white double-breasted blazer with a red handkerchief in the breast pocket. Underneath, he wore a light-blue dress shirt, vest and a white clip-on tie [2] , printed with the same emblem on his shoes and above his study. He had a silver-colored ring on his right hand.
On the back wall behind his desk is a portrait depicted a younger self with black hair and a thinner mustache. Another portrait of Jacques with his family also depicted a younger self with black hair with greying on the bottom.

Jacques was a callous, snide, arrogant, vindictive and overbearing man that was described in The World of RWBY: The Official Companion as being power-hungry and petty. He entered a loveless marriage into the Schnee family in order to take control of the Schnee Dust Company. Weiss stated that it was her father's leadership of the company that saw its reputation sullied by unethical practices. He was an authoritarian and controlling father who was on poor terms with both Winter and Weiss, having disinherited Winter after she decided to join Atlas military against his will, and the nature of his marriage drove his wife into alcoholism. When Weiss refused to answer his calls, he cut her off from the family fortune in order to force her to talk to him. A similar situation was said to have occurred between him and Winter upon her enlistment to the military. Jacques was shown to be sarcastic and egotistical, joking with peers that he was repeatedly the good guy when it came to the Faunus situation when in reality he was apathetic.
Jacques also seemed to be a cold and calculating person, more concerned with reputation and wealth than the people close to him, or the ethics of a situation. However, his cold and calculating façade quickly evaporated to reveal his true short temper when someone questioned his authority or criticized him, as shown when he snapped at his wife and openly revealed the true reasons why he married her after she called him out for missing Weiss' birthday dinner, or when he slapped Weiss after she said that the Schnee family legacy was more hers than his. His wife was suggested to have suspected the true motivations of their marriage long before Jacques admitted to them himself. James Ironwood clearly saw through Jacques' attempts to convince him that the Dust embargo he placed would hurt Atlas and should be removed, only for Jacques to accidentally reveal his altruism to be a front when mentioning that the embargo had caused the SDC to lose millions of lien in exports. When alone, Jacques showed his true contempt for Ironwood and anger over having his business ruined by the Dust embargo ordered by the general, presenting himself to the elections for a seat on Atlas council only to put an end to the embargo and restart his business.
Despite Jacques' poor relationship with his daughters, the fact that he personally fetched Weiss after the Battle of Beacon indicated some sense of worry for her safety. However, his actions during "Remembrance" showed him to be more concerned with the SDC and the Schnee name, rather than Weiss herself. His controlling nature was made clear when he forced Weiss to sing at the SDC charity concert with an implied threat of consequences if she refused, and when he restricted Weiss' freedom of movement after the incident at the fundraiser. He also followed through with consequences for refusing his commands, such as when Weiss challenged him in " Punished ". When Weiss returned to Atlas, he showed signs of frustration when Weiss refused to return with him and when her teammates defended her, showing that despite everything he still genuinely cared for his daughters to a certain degree. However, his own controlling nature caused him to instead try keeping them under his thumb, due to believing that he and only he knew what was truly best for them.
Jacques had also shown himself to be extremely petty and vindictive, as seen in " Pomp and Circumstance " when he unapologetically brought up his wife's diminishing/worsening emotional stability due to their daughter leaving the family to Weiss in order to get back at her. Knowing full well of how guilty his daughter would feel for causing her mother grief, and showing just how far he would go to get back at someone for defying him.
Later, Jacques' true vulnerable and pathetic side was shown when his plans backfired on him. As seen in " As Above, So Below " where Weiss revealed his true character, amorality, and apathy to others by showing videoed evidence of Jacques agreeing to Arthur Watts' proposal to rig the election in his favor in exchange for his high-level clearance as a councilman to the Atlas Council and General Ironwood. Which showed Jacques' extreme arrogance, shortsightedness and contempt for both the people of Atlas and Ironwood. This revelation completely shattered Jacques' typical arrogant and controlling behavior and reduced him to a pathetic coward. Given his attempts to run away from the other councilmen, deny his involvement, and finally pleading to obtain sympathy from both Ironwood and his own daughters despite all of his malicious actions towards them. Showing that Jacques has no shame or regret at the prospect of having to beg to his enemies to save his own skin when faced with the disastrous backlash of his failed schemes.
After he was arrested, he believed that Whitley would gather his legal team to get him out of prison. However, he never realized that Whitley was in no rush to do this or the fact that the staff at the Schnee Manor had all quit working there, implying that the workers in his company didn't actually care about helping him at all. He also admitted to Robyn in prison that while his hands were "dirty", he would never actually resort to something like murder to get what he wanted. Weiss also stated in " RWBY: Arrowfell " that her father would never work with an Atlas mobster like Amoncio Glass . [3]
In "Worthy," it was shown that, despite his prodigious desire to win, Jacques was willing to admit defeat, claiming that he and Ironwood "both lost" due to their actions resulting them in jail. However, this was likely only due to Jacques's desire to comfort himself of his defeat by belittling Ironwood's own failure. After Ironwood escaped his cell, Jacques nervously asked him if he was going to open his as well and was horrified when he realized that Ironwood was going to kill him in the process.


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He appeared exactly the same as the original Jacques Schnee.
As Arma Gigas, he was given armor similar to the Arma Gigas that Weiss fought except he wore a mask with a mustache.

His personality was the same as the original Jacques, being very controlling while reminding Weiss to live up to the legacy of the Schnee family left by " Big Nicholas ". After Negative Weiss placed him in a suit of armor, his personality changed and he became very loyal to both Negative Weiss and the Nightmare .


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Ironwood was a tall and muscular middle-aged man that wears  a white overcoat, with a gray undercoat, black sweater, a red necktie and a white glove on his right hand. His suit pants shared the same color as his overcoat and were tucked into silver boots accented in gray.
In " Mountain Glenn ", Ironwood mentioned that his left arm was acting up. In " Heroes and Monsters ", it was revealed that his entire right side was cybernetic .
His hair was black, with some gray areas, while his eyebrows were solid black. He had a strip of silver metal above his right eyebrow, a neurotransmitter that helped him operate the robotic parts of his body. [6]
In both concept art and the Volume 3 Opening , Ironwood was shown wearing battle armor on his shoulder, with straps forming an 'x' over his overcoat. He was also shown wearing two large belts over his coat. Interestingly, this design was never used in the show.

Ironwood was courteous and cordial to his allies, as shown by his first onscreen interaction with Ozpin and Glynda Goodwitch . He was also far-thinking and anxiously tactical, wondering and worrying about the future, as seen when he spoke to Ozpin about Qrow Branwen's message. He had a jovial, friendly, humorous and proud public persona, which he used as a spokesman for the weapon manufacturers of Atlas. He also respected courage, loyalty, selflessness, and duty above all else in people and displayed a generous personality to those under his command. This was evident in him compensating Yang Xiao Long with an Atlas-tech prosthesis long before her father, Taiyang Xiao Long , came to ask him for one. Consistent with this was his disdain for people who were apathetic to the problems and safety of the world's populace and contempt for the apathetic upper classes of Atlas who ignored the Remnant's tragedies. When a socialite demanded that Weiss Schnee be arrested for lashing out over the former’s blatant disregard for the Fall of Beacon during a fundraising event, he instead commented that she was the only one making sense.
Ironwood took great pride in his role as a protector of Atlas and believed the Kingdom had the responsibility to protect Remnant. As a result, he often employed shows of force as a way of projecting a sense of strength and safety he felt was necessary to ward off enemies.
However, as courteous as Ironwood appeared, he could also be incredibly blunt and bullheaded, often preferring the direct and brazen approach. When he felt necessary, Ironwood was not afraid to bring the full might of his military command to bear, which sparked disagreements with both Glynda and Ozpin. Nevertheless, Ironwood was extremely loyal to his comrades, and however questionable his methods were, he seemed to have genuinely good intentions behind them.
Though courageous yet bullheaded, Ironwood was rather sympathetic towards those who abstained from combat in dire circumstances, as was shown when he gave the students at Amity Colosseum the choice to fight or flee to safety during the Fall of Beacon. This showed that while he valued the dutiful and strong of will, he remained mindful that not everyone was suited to a life on the front lines of war and the dangers of the battlefield.
For all his good intentions, he did have a number of flaws. Ironwood consistently believed only his ideas were justified, something he did not deny. This lead to a more proactive yet headstrong approach to problems and attempting more strict preemptive measures, as opposed to Ozpin's more subtle, reactive and analytical methods. Ironwood also didn't care about Ozpin's rules and ideology which was shown when he created the Ace Operatives, a five person team that lacked a individualistic color theme because he preferred an efficient collective team instead. [7]
Another flaw was the double-standards he had that others noticed; In "Mountain Glenn", Glynda mentioned that Ironwood was always asking people to trust him, but had shown to very hesitant to trust others in return over indulging in his own authority. In " Worst Case Scenario ", he attempted to rebuke Nora Valkyrie's criticisms on the negative effect his regime was having on Mantle by claiming that everyone was making sacrifices, but Nora retorted that so far Mantle was bearing all of the burden. In " Breach ", Ironwood secretly went behind Ozpin's back by reporting his actions to the Vale Council after he refused his requests for heightened security, thus having authority over the Vytal Festival's security transferred to him, which he felt was necessary to ensure the protection of Vale. But in "Gravity", his reaction to finding out that Yang and Blake Belladonna went behind his back to tell Robyn Hill about the Amity project and helped her escape capture was that of outrage over their breach of his trust, screaming that "Loyalty ALWAYS matters!".
Due to the events of the Fall of Beacon, Ironwood suffered from a degree of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and an increased desperation to stop Salem by any means. This, while coupled with his typical bullheadedness and bluntness made him make several decisions that led to many of his own people from Atlas to see him in a bad light due to the countermeasures he had implemented. Of those, Jacques , Robyn, Pietro Polendina and Councilmen Sleet and Camilla began doubting his state of mind and the honesty of his intentions.
Ironwood's military status resulted in his oversight of all scientific and research-based endeavors under his jurisdiction, such as the unethical Aura experiments by the Atlas Military in Aura transference and life supports used to prevent the Fall Maiden's powers from being assimilated by Cinder Fall . Ironwood knew he was treading into ethical gray areas, but bitterly swallowed any of his possible discomforts and criticisms from others for the sake of global safety and his loyalty to Ozpin's Group. Ironwood was also well aware of his bad reputation, but was willing to sacrifice what it took if it meant both protecting his Kingdom and stopping Salem. He also chose to trust Ruby's Group with his secrets, claiming that in order to defeat Salem they needed to trust one another. In " As Above, So Below ", he began to start expressing doubt about his actions and believed that he had only helped Salem's plans move forward. [8] Upon learning the truth about Salem, he was shocked at being lied to by Ozpin for so long. However, he was willing to focus on saving Mantle and at first seemed to have taken the truth well after advice from Oscar Pine . He was also willing to finally tell the truth about Salem and work with Robyn despite ordering her arrest.
During his fight with Arthur Watts, he showed no hesitation in sacrificing his only remaining Human arm to get out of the trap, which represented him losing another part of his Humanity. [9]
In "Gravity", once he learned Cinder was in Atlas, as well as the lies from Ruby's Group and that Salem was coming, Ironwood resorted to drastic measures. Now more distrustful than ever before, he believed the entirety of Ruby's Group betrayed him, leading him to commit many unethical acts in order to prevent Salem from winning, due to him feeling like her arrival was a personal matter. [10] He eventually decided to abandon Mantle despite the people not being fully evacuated and use the Relic of Creation to raise Atlas into the sky instead of Amity Tower, abandoning his original plan in order to keep both the Relics and Winter Maiden from Salem's reach. He also planned on putting the entire Kingdom in a state of martial law without the council's approval so he can enact his plan unopposed. When Oscar tried to persuade him to change his mind, he went so far as to shoot him without any hesitation, completely set on his path. He performed many of these actions because he believed that he was backed into a corner and was doing the only sensible thing. [11]
As of " Divide " Ironwood took even more extreme actions than before, such as when he killed Councilman Sleet when he questioned his decision of declaring martial law and forcing Watts to work with him at gunpoint in order to hack Penny Polendina to bring her back under his control. His most ruthless actions were shown in "Ultimatum", when he wanted to use Yang, Ren, and Jaune as leverage against Penny to bring her back and later prevented the SDC from evacuating Mantle by destroying the evacuation ships so he could hold it hostage with a bomb to force Penny back to his side. After he escaped his cell in " Worthy ", he decided to kill Jacques when he asked if he would help free him too by vaporizing him within his cell.
When reaching the Vault and confronting Winter Schnee, he shed a tear over her betrayal before engaging her in battle, saddened that even she had forsaken him. He became even more fixated on keeping Atlas away from Salem despite it being too late. He also stated that it was everyone's fault for everything bad that had happened to the Kingdom, refusing to acknowledge his own part that led events to deteriorate in the process. In "The Final Word" he attempted to shoot at both Salem and Cinder in defiance as they left the Vault, only to give up when the latter declared "checkmate", causing him to lower his head in defeat before he perished.
Ultimately, Ironwood was a man with good intentions. However, his increased distrust and paranoia due to the Fall of Beacon cause him to take many ruthless actions in the name of stopping Salem. These actions, as well as his refusal to listen and be reasoned with caused many of his allies to leave his side, eventually leading to them all to turn against him, and ending with him perishing alone in Atlas.
Ironwood had an immense interest and love for astronomy, later choosing to reflect that in his office at Atlas Academy. [12]


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Jaune is a tall young man with fair skin, blond hair and dark-blue eyes. He is quite toned, having strong muscles in his arms, shoulders, and upper chest.

Jaune begins as an outgoing, goofy, and all-around friendly person. He treats people equally and has no problems expressing himself to strangers and bonds with them easily, showing a lot of confidence. When faced with entirely new social situations, Jaune's confidence leads to bold behavior. This can become out of hand and backfire especially when pursuing romance. His voice actor, Miles Luna , admitted this by saying when Jaune tries too hard it can cause a misunderstanding. At heart, Jaune is a kind, amiable person and means well. Additionally, Jaune is prone to get airsick, as seen in "Ruby Rose" and " As Above, So Below ".
Jaune maintains his unselfish manner regardless of the situation, going as far as to defend Cardin Winchester , who had been blackmailing him and forcing him to do his work. A strong sense of integrity makes him willing to deliberately put himself in awkward situations, such as wearing a dress in public without a hint of embarrassment to uphold his family motto of not going back on one's word. During conversations, Jaune never contradicts himself and, while sometimes harsh, is always honest with answers.

"I don't care what you do to me... but you are not messing with my team."

Jaune is shown to care for his friends and the people around him, being protective of them and having a sense of responsibility as team leader. He focuses only on his teammates' well-being physically, mentally, and emotionally, disregarding his own to ensure theirs. He steps forward when others threaten his friends, and he has proven himself unwilling to do something that may hurt those he cares about.
At first, Jaune's family lineage leads to an obsession with being a hero. However, he was never formally trained like others in his family, causing him to lack self-esteem and assign a lot of importance to his image as a fighter. He values this image so much that he is willing to act dishonestly to achieve it- even using fake transcripts to be admitted to Beacon. The obsession had made him brash and headstrong in battle, jumping in without considering the risks and behaving predictably offensively.
However, following the Fall of Beacon, his personality had somewhat changed. After witnessing the aftermath of the attack on Shion , he is shown to be somewhat cynical, saying that they would arrive at Higanbana "if it's still there". He would also get angry at Qrow Branwen for his involvement in Pyrrha's death, openly accusing him of using Ruby as bait. This was a completely different reaction from a year earlier when he tried to justify Cardin's bullying. Jaune initially tried to keep his grief to himself, as he had continued to train on his own as a way to cope with the death of Pyrrha, listening to her recordings on his scroll, which had shown a deep-seated sense of regret and guilt at not being able to save her from Cinder Fall . Jaune's good nature renders him almost incapable of comprehending the actions and personalities of people like Cinder, unable to fathom how someone can be so cold and cruel. This expression of disbelief at the sheer sadism of others serves to show how idealistic and noble Jaune remains despite his trials and losses, ultimately proving him to be a fundamentally humane and caring individual.
While Jaune is a good person, he has shown that he is not above losing his cool, as seen when he punched a hole in the wall of his sister's house and when he took his anger out on Oscar Pine over Ozpin keeping so many secrets. In spite of this, he isn't above keeping secrets himself. In " A New Approach ", he went along with Ruby's decision to lie to James Ironwood and keep Ozpin's disappearance, how many questions left in the Relic of Knowledge , and Salem 's immortality a secret from him.
It is only when he found Pyrrha's memorial statue in Argus that he finally came to terms with her death, understanding that she had to try and make a difference despite the overwhelming odds against her, and became inspired to follow her example. This is best seen where in " Fault ", where instead of getting mad at Ren who insulted him for faking his transcripts, he chooses not to argue and focus on getting to shelter. It is also during this period that he also becomes a lot more patient and wiser, mediating the argument between Ruby and Yang as well as giving advice to Ren in order for him to open up on how he was feeling.
Despite his optimistic and ideal attitude, Jaune has been shown to be a remarkably strong-willed individual by doing things that most characters would not be easily willing to do. One such example of this is when he forced himself to go through with taking Penny's life in order to fulfill her desire to pass the Maiden powers on to Winter Schnee and, in the process, prevent Cinder from acquiring even more power. Despite having the will to commit to such a decision, Jaune was still distraught by the act of killing his friend, screaming and crying while he did so.
After the destruction of Atlas and Mantle, being forced to spend decades alone trapped in the Ever After, as well as being poisoned by Alyx and left for dead, Jaune's overall mental state was severely affected. Because of this, he was more prone to fits of anger, such as when he met the Curious Cat again, and when he would lament at the fact that he couldn't even be a "make-believe hero" when he tried to get Alyx and Lewis on the same path as the fairy tale in order to get home. His mental state was so severely affected, he wasn't initially sure Team RWBY was real and not a hallucination until they hugged him and reaffirmed that they were, in fact, real.
Alongside his deteriorating mental state, Jaune also showed strong signs of stress and depression from the severe isolation and loneliness within the Ever After. This is shown in “ The Perils of Paper Houses ”, where Jaune's deteriorated mental state was exemplified in how he treated the Paper Pleasers. He named them after the people that he had once known and cared about back on Remnant as a way to still feel connected to them, which prevented him from letting them ascend since he viewed ascension as death, which reminded him of his past failures and his inability to save others. He also developed a deep hatred and prejudice against Afterans , believing them all to be either too clever, too stupid, or too crazy to trust. However, his attachment to the Paper Pleasers was demonstrated when they were finally able to ascend after the village was flooded due to a break in the dam, where he collapsed to the ground in sorrow, lamenting the fact that he had once again failed to save something close to him. He would later show open hostility towards Ruby for trivializing their "deaths" when she had called them his "make-believe friends", only calming down and apologizing after Weiss approached him.
However, in “ A Tale Involving a Tree ”, Jaune’s mentality would begin to improve for the better. After initially being confused at what the Ever After "wanted" from him and being tormented at being unable to save Ruby, Jaune was brought back to the Paper Acre alongside Weiss, Blake and Yang, where he would then meet the new incarnation of the Paper Pleasers, the Genial Gems. Jaune would watch as the Gems began rebuilding and remaking the flooded town of the Pleasers, causing him to realize that the errors of his actions as their "hero" through overprotecting them had prevented them from becoming what they needed to be due to a desire to be a hero and get the rush from successfully saving someone. After being comforted by Weiss and assured that he wasn't a failure by her, Blake, and Yang, Jaune's emotional and psychological state had been considerably restored as he accepted himself alongside his flaws and failures. This moment made Jaune realize that just because he had failed and made mistakes, it didn't mean that he was a failure as a person or a Huntsman.
In " A Knight's Journal ", after leaving the Ever After and finally reuniting with the rest of his team, Jaune found himself unable to fully readjust to life with his former friends often feeling like the odd one out among the three due to being mentally older than them despite having been physically deaged back to the point he had been before falling into the void. Because of this, he spends much more time with Oscar feeling a kindred spirit with him as someone who has had a similar life-altering experience.


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Jaune's Dream Actor had an identical appearance to his original incarnation. In " Awaken in a Dream ", he gained a slightly different outfit, gaining an orange beanie, scarf, and mittens, with white highlights to them. Apart from that, he still retained the Vale outfit of the original Jaune.
Oddly, when the original Jaune entered the dream and replaced his Dream Actor, he gained a large brown cape and an extravagant oversized sword that the Dream Actor didn't have. He also gained the scarf, beanie, and mittens later on in the dream from the other Dream Actors of Team JNPR .

Jaune's Dream Actor version didn't have much personality to him, being only able to make kitten noises from his cell, and didn't seem capable of much outside of that. It is possible that he may have be able to do more if motivated, similarly to the other Dream Actors in " Dreams Come Rued ".


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Jax has black hair which is tied into a top knot and a silver diadem over his head. He wears a blue linen duster embroidered with spirals. The shapes seem to swirl on the fabric whenever Jax uses his Semblance .
In the " Volume 9 Bonus Ending Animatic ", he is shown wearing a prisoner's uniform after his arrest.

At his very core, Jax seemingly relishes death and destruction. He has no real ambitions beyond feeding his own fragile ego and lust for conquest and cares little for the lives of the people that he has to step over in order to see his own goals made a reality. Even the people who are loyal to him, such as his own sister, appear to hold little importance to him in the grand scheme of things. Jax also highly idolizes the lawless and violent days of Malik the Sunderer and wants nothing more then to drag Vacuo and the rest of the world with it back into those ancient times.
Xanthe Rumpole , Jax's former professor, described Jax as an arrogant man who always talked a good game but never had anything to back up his claims. During his time at Shade, Jax would often just follow the lead of his twin sister, Gillian Asturias . Jax is shown to possess extreme delusions of grandeur, believing himself to be the descendent of Malik the Sunderer, the first king of Vacuo, despite the lineage having been stated to be untraceable, and as such, firmly believes that it is his birthright to rule over Vacuo. He is also particularly ruthless in comparison to his sister, forcing her to give him all her Aura despite it possibly endangering her life.
Jax was also shown to possess an apparent fearlessness, which could be interpreted by some as suicidal insanity. Win or lose he was determined to keep fighting to the very end and refused to consider either surrender or retreat when his sister tried to warn him that the battle was no longer in their favor. Jax was even willing to force his own army – many of whom were his unwilling slaves – to continue fighting alongside him to the death and even seized control of his own sister when she tried to talk him out of the plan.
It's also implied that Jax was an expert when it came to the art of manipulation as Theodore mentions that he had "corrupted" his sister into going along with his plans and he proved charismatic enough that he was able to easily convince the rest of his team as well as others that siding with him and forming The Crown.


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Jesse is a young Faunus woman with long orange hair tied into low pigtails and blue eyes. Jesse’s Faunus trait is an orange and white fox tail. She wears a bright red long-sleeved jumpsuit with yellow shoulders alongside a yellow scarf cape with a matching sash around her waist that is long enough to hide her tail at the back. A silver fox shaped badge is also attached to the sash. She also sports brown leather forearm length gloves and calf high boots. In addition, she wears brown googles with black lenses on the top of her head.

Jesse is a friendly though slightly cocky person as well as protective, such as by helping Barry vet strangers in the Faunus Quarter who were looking for him and other powerful Semblance users.


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Jessica is a woman with lightly-tanned skin, green eyes and wavy, voluminous back length black hair that has a large green streak running from the front center to the right side. She sports a sleeveless crew neck top that is black on the upper portion and green on the lower portion under a white waist clincher that has yellow laces. She wears a pair of green, black side-striped trousers tucked into a pair of white knee high-heeled boots that have flared tops with a small lace-up section on the front. She also sports a green sash that is doubled over her shoulders and pinned with a white badge with the Green Lantern symbol on it. She also has a pair of white elbow length gloves with the right having a black studded band on the trim whilst the left has a green band tied around the trim.
She also sports a large white Green Lantern symbol over her right eye alongside dark green lipstick and a Green Lantern ring.
When Starro brainwashed Jessica, her eyes and green streak turn rainbow colors.

Jessica is a heroic, kind-hearted, and wise woman. In her first appearance, she saves Victor Stone from an explosion and returns him to Remnant 's surface. She is immediately willing to save Team RWBY and the Justice League from the brainwashed Huntsmen and Huntresses in Vale .
Jessica is a responsible person, being entirely dedicated to protecting the multiverse from universal beings such as Starro , but is not against sharing this information with others, quickly explaining everything in detail about her mission to Team RWBY and the Justice Leagues.
After Starro brainwashes her into serving him however, she was unable to resist like his other victims and turned on her friends while projecting their own traumas against them.


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Jimmy was a pale-skinned man with brown eyes who wore his dark brown hair in a short cut, complimented by a black suit. After being assaulted by his daughter, he gains a scar through his right eyebrow.

Like his wife, Jimmy presented himself as a high-class socialite. Underneath his businessman-like exterior, however, Jimmy was deeply paranoid and a schemer who, much like his wife, was obsessed with appearances.
The appearance of a normal daughter was more important to Jimmy and Carmel than raising a healthy one. While Carmel seemed more accepting of her daughter's muteness, Jimmy refused to believe that she was incapable of speech and frequently attempted to gaslight Trivia into speaking. Trivia grew to resent Jimmy for this, and he was unable to understand why she became increasingly hostile towards him.
In order to keep the façade of an ordinary family, Jimmy and Carmel kept Trivia largely confined to their private estate and out of public view. When hosting parties or entertaining guests, they ordered Trivia to remain in her bedroom. During one such party Trivia snuck out, and Jimmy did not notice until his daughter had returned home and ruined the party out of her own frustration for being neglected.
Jimmy seems to hate Semblances , or at least the " Overactive Imagination " of his daughter. When Trivia misbehaved while playing with Neopolitan, who was an early manifestation of her Semblance, and attempted to explain her actions, Jimmy interpreted it as Trivia shifting the blame away from herself. After Trivia used her Semblance to ruin a party that Jimmy and Carmel were hosting, they eventually hired a former Combat School Professor as a personal tutor; this was done so that they could keep Trivia out of a public school and right where they could keep a watchful eye on her.
When threatened, Jimmy displays a level of cowardice. After Trivia assaulted him and left a scar through his eyebrow, Jimmy became increasingly afraid of her capabilities and installed gradually more complex locks on his daughter's bedroom door in an attempt to contain her, going so far as to threaten installing a Hard-Light Shield if she refused to stay put. When this resulted in Trivia setting the estate on fire, instead of recognizing how their actions as parents had led her to this, Jimmy blamed her for the situation and allowed Carmel to send her away to Lady Browning's Preparatory Academy for Girls .
While seemingly effective in his duties as Vale's City Manager, Jimmy was a deeply corrupt politician, acting as a benefactor of the Xiong Family and giving them the leverage they needed to effectively monopolize Dust trade within the city. While this partnership proved beneficial to the Vanilles for a time, Jimmy eventually grew to resent the power over him this gave Hei Xiong and sought to dismantle it.
Jimmy proved to be clever, yet short-sighted. In an attempt to create a "nest egg" for his family, Jimmy began stealing Dust from the Xiong Family's shipments. In order to conceal the evidence of this theft should Hei ever catch on, he hid the extremely volatile substance under the floorboards in Trivia's bedroom, without considering the possible consequences should his rather unpredictable and increasingly violent daughter do something dangerous, like setting her room on fire. Despite this, Jimmy proved to be sly enough to conceal this activity not only from Xiong and Trivia, but from Carmel as well.
Despite his best efforts, Jimmy proved to be rather unstable and paranoid at his core. When stressed, Jimmy becomes prone to irrationality and acts without considering obvious yet important factors. During the gang war at the Vanille Estate, Jimmy decided to use his Dust stockpile as a bargaining chip to get the family out of their current predicament, seemingly forgetting that his daughter poses a larger threat to him despite recently paralyzing and confining her to her room.