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Harper appears to be young woman with short black hair, olive eyes, and has a light brown complexion skin.  She wears a standard Atlas military uniform except she wears a sleeveless collar top with black arm warmers.

Lieutenant Harper's in-game portrait

Harper is shown at first to be similar to other members of the Atlas Military, being focused on the task at hand and having a calm and collected demeanor.
She was also shown to be skilled at manipulation such as when she sold out her fellow co-conspirators to deflect suspicion off of her and Thornmane and when she tricked Team RWBY to board a train with hostile Atlesian forces that was actually planned to crash and get them out of the way of the conspiracy.
Once she learned that Thornmane lied to her about his plan being for the sake of the Kingdom however, Olive was shown to be remorseful for trusting and helping him out despite the fact that she would lose her rank in re military after her betrayal was discovered. Due to this, she decided to turn herself in for her crimes in order to atone.


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Oscar is a boy who is short in stature with his hair unkempt umber or black with green undertone.
His skin is tanned and he has a faint, perpetual blush and freckles on his cheeks. His hair is dark brown and his eyes are hazel, the main iris being forest green, with accents of burnt orange and yellow around the pupil. As of Volume 7, there is a slight height difference in Oscar where he barely reaches past Ruby by the head as seen in " As Above, So Below ".

Oscar seems to be of a calm and passive disposition and generally seems to enjoy his life as a farmhand, working on his chores as soon as he wakes up. He works with a visible smile on his face, implying he enjoys his tasks.
When Ozpin makes contact with him, he initially brushes off any of his requests, wishing to instead remain as a farmhand and not accepting Ozpin as anything more than a voice in his head. However, in " Kuroyuri ", he gives in and begins his journey to Haven Academy . According to Ozpin and later stated by himself, Oscar desires to be someone more than just a farmhand.
Oscar seems uncomfortable in new social situations, as shown when he approaches Qrow Branwen on behalf of Ozpin and first conversing with the members of Team RNJR . His slow pace of speech and tendency to look down while talking suggest awkwardness when engaging with strangers. Oscar also sounds nervous when Ozpin mentions he must strengthen his body and Aura .
Oscar has two different versions of himself after Ozpin's soul merges with him. One is his own personality while the other is Ozpin using his body. Each version of him smiles differently than the other and at certain points, their voices mix with each other. [8]
Though he trains diligently under Ozpin's tutelage from within him, Oscar is incredibly frightened at the prospect of the world going to war again. After conversing with Ruby Rose and then Ozpin, Oscar appears to have taken a great step in conquering his fears of war, as Ruby disclosed to him the reason why she fights, reassuring and inspiring him.
In spite of his lack of experience in combat, smaller size and gentle appearance, Oscar does possess a willingness to fight. This is displayed when he agreed to spar against James Ironwood , a man quite larger than him and bearing much more experience due to his militaristic lifestyle. Oscar can also lash out against opponents if he has been attacked or his allies have been attacked. During the attack on Haven, Ruby was knocked out, resulting in Oscar being fueled by consequent rage and determination and using it to fight harder against Leonardo Lionheart .
Despite his training molding him into the disciplined warrior that he will become, Oscar is not without a sense of empathy and compassion even towards his enemies or aggressors. A stark contrast to the more jaded Ozpin, who has suffered betrayals from allies and foes alike. In his battle with Hazel Rainart , he attempts to empathize with the emotionally wounded man despite Ozpin's advisement that Hazel had been too broken for too long to listen to reason. He holds nothing against Qrow's negativity towards him due to Ozpin, and forgave Jaune easily for his outburst. Notably, his trust in others has come to some effect, as he was able to sway Hazel against Salem by trusting him with using the Relic of Knowledge , as well as how honest and straightforward he was when telling him. [9]
After learning the truth about Ozma and Salem, Oscar expresses fear that his life would simply be another repetition of Ozma's mistakes and regrets. He later comes to terms with the fact that he will likely lose his identity soon, but states he will do everything he can to help with what little time he has left. He later demonstrates an awareness of the speed of the merge and declines heavy reliance on his new magical powers as a result.
Since arriving in Atlas , he appears to be naturally accessing more of Ozma's memories, remaining calmer and more collected than before and readily reassuring others in times of crisis or doubt. Additionally, Oscar seems increasingly familiar with the layout of Atlas and their technology, as a previous incarnation of Ozma was the one who proposed the idea of placing Atlas in the sky using the Relic of Creation to begin with.
In " As Above, So Below " Ironwood notes surprisingly that Oscar talks about the previous time in Atlas as if he was actually there, showing that Oscar has unconsciously started to tap more into, and access, Ozma's memories from his previous incarnations. [10]
In " The Enemy of Trust ", Oscar is shown to have acquired new wisdom as he tries to convince Ironwood not to abandon Mantle and the rest of Remnant out of fear, and again later when he decides to focus on figuring out how to save Atlas rather than discuss Ozpin's self-exile at that moment. This has shown how much Oscar has matured in his role. [11]


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During his first life Ozma had a medium-dark skintone with messy brown hair and brown eyes. He originally wore a blue-green tunic with a tan undershirt, a blue cape and black trousers with brown boots. Both his tunic and cape are outlined with golden markings. Over this, he wears metal armor held by brown belts and straps. The armor is etched with ornamental patterns.

Before he met Salem, Ozma was described as a pure and noble soul, a righteous warrior who did things for the greater good. He was always ready to lay down his life in pursuit of this ideal. He saved Salem not because he desired her hand in marriage like the others, but because he simply believed that she deserved her freedom.
Ozma eventually fell in love with Salem, with her feeling the same, so much so that he only agreed to return to Remnant for her. However, his love for her led to him agreeing with her plans to insert themselves as the world's new gods. He was happy with her when they started a family, but after learning of her plans to replace Humnaity, he turned against her, trying to sneak their children away from her, though he ultimately failed and was killed.
Throughout his many deaths and lives, Ozma became depressed, suicidal and a broken shell of his former self, wanting to forget his past altogether and hide away from the world. During this time, Ozma's catchphrase became "I am just a man, and not even a very good one," downplaying his own heroic nature. He was also a martyr, as he believed his life was worth less than others and allowed himself to die if it meant saving them. However he still possessed his sense of duty and justice, and eventually decided not to give up.


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During the Beacon Arc , Ozpin looks like a middle-aged man with tousled silver hair and thin brown eyes. He has a light complexion and sharp facial features. Interestingly, Ozpin has black eyebrows, suggesting that he may have had black hair when he was younger.
He wears shaded glass spectacles and a small, purple, cross-shaped pin on the cowl around his neck. His outfit mainly consists of an unzipped black suit over a dark green, buttoned vest and green shirt. He also wears black trouser shoes and long, dark-green pants. In addition to his cane, his other frequent accessory is a mug bearing the Beacon Academy emblem, from which he drinks hot coco. [2]

Ozpin is typically both stoic and affable towards people he speaks to. He, like Ruby Rose , has been shown to think outside of the box. It can be inferred from his indifference toward Ruby fighting Roman Torchwick , as well as the way he literally launches new students into the Emerald Forest for the Beacon Academy Initiation , that he has no real problem putting his students in mortal danger if he feels they can handle it, given the right reasons or to accomplish an objective. Both Theodore and Xanthe Rumpole see this attitude toward his students as reckless. Despite this, he does take into consideration that precautionary measures are in place, such as during the Beacon Academy Initiation, where students were being filmed the entire time to ensure their safety.
Ozpin can be humble, admitting that he has made many mistakes in the past. In addition, he possesses a more caring side, comforting Ruby and assuring her that her appointment as team leader was not a mistake. He is seen to care for the well being of his students, as with Blake Belladonna when he told her if she needed to tell him anything, she should not hesitate to ask. Also, while Ozpin is a Headmaster of a Huntsman Academy, he shows great care for the well-being of his students in " Welcome to Beacon ", where he infers that he hopes his students will never have to fight a war. Ozpin is also shown to harbor respect for the Faunus , something made clear during his conversation with Blake, yet is highly aware of the racial discrimination they suffer from Humans .
In RWBY: After the Fall , one of his students, Coco Adel , describes Ozpin as mischievous and having a young, boyish charm that reminded Coco of her younger brother. [3] Ozpin can also be very blunt, as shown when Jaune Arc asks him questions about the launch. According to Ruby and Yang Xiao Long in " The Shining Beacon, Pt.2 ", Ozpin did not "seem himself" while giving his speech to the incoming students.
Ozpin is also known to believe dearly in teamwork, which is one of the reasons why the Huntsmen academies focus heavily on it. [4]
However, Ozpin is also known for being secretive, which is sometimes a detriment. Said flaw can go so far as endangering his allies, as shown in " Argus Limited " when he chose not to relay how the Relic of Knowledge attracts Grimm until the train was under attack, forcing the group to separate in order to protect both the Relic and the passengers. In " Uncovered ", Ozpin is shown becoming testy after Yang and Weiss scrutinize him over breaking his promise to stop withholding secrets and making a false martyr out of Lionheart. Nevertheless, he resolutely defends his actions, believing the people of Mistral "deserve better than the truth", which in turn shows, not only how much he values his allies, even the ones who betrayed him, but also empathy to those who make mistakes. Though once he discovers the Relic is missing, he becomes fearful of his past failings and trauma at Salem's hands being exposed, so much so that he desperately tries retaking the Relic from Ruby once she summons Jinn to learn the truth.
Ozpin is also shown to have something of a guilt complex in that he tends to shoulder all the blame for both his own actions and Salem's- such as in " Unforeseen Complications ", where he accepts all the blame for what happened during the Fall of Beacon. His guilt over lying to his allies as well as their anger drove him to self-exile in " So That's How It Is ", even going as far as to agree with Qrow Branwen that maybe meeting him was the worst luck of the latter's life. This guilt complex is so extreme that in " War ", when Hazel Rainart snaps that Ozpin deserves to be tortured, he agrees without hesitation before expressing concern for Oscar and the people in Atlas . This shows that he truly believes his life is worth less than others because of his mistakes.
He is, however, capable of reflecting on his mistakes and learning from them. In " The Enemy of Trust ", Ozpin gives a monologue on the nature of fear and how it affects others, showing he has reflected on giving in to his fear since his self-exile. Later in " Refuge ," he agrees with Oscar Pine about not wanting their souls to merge into one and stresses that everyone needs to learn how to work together after everything that has happened- not just the two of them. Finally in " Risk ", he tells his former students that he should have trusted them with the truth and never have left when they discovered it.


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Penny was a light-skinned android with rather curly short orange hair that came down to her chin with a small cowlick on top and she wore a pink bow on the back of her head, bright green eyes and freckles.
She wore an off white old-fashioned styled off the shoulder blouse with frill detailed trim and frill flared cuffs that half covered her hands alongside copper button detailing on the lower parts of her sleeves. She also sported a short gray pinafore dress with golden trim on the hem alongside four light green stalagmite styled stripes on the lower half of the dress, two on the front and two on the back, accompanied by two matching-colored circles above the tips that had a stripe that ran around her waistline, with golden outlines, and a detachable black and light green collar. She also wore a pair of black thigh-high leg pieces that seemingly were attached to black shoes. The leg pieces had a single green stripe up the sides that appeared to light up.
She had a layer of synthetic skin that concealed her metallic structure and spherical joints, and her irises bore similarities to the shutter of a camera. The skin wasn’t strong and could be damaged revealing the metal under it as shown in A Minor Hiccup .
She also wore a silver backpack that contained Floating Array , her weapon.

Penny was amiable, excitable, kind and curious. It was stated that Penny got a lot of her attitude from her father Pietro Polendina . [6] She often showed a distinct lack of social awareness, likely due to not having a lot of experience with Human nature. When Ruby Rose made an unconditional offer of friendship, Penny seemed both immensely pleased and somewhat surprised. Another small quirk was that Penny hiccupped whenever she told a lie. She was also really excited when Ruby offered her a fist-bump in A Night Off , an action that nobody had ever offered to her and wanted to do it perfectly. [7]
She also seemed to place great value on friendship, for she was greatly angered at the sight of Ruby being knocked down by Roman Torchwick's flare in " Black and White ". She also placed trust in Ruby based on the latter promising that she was her friend in " A Minor Hiccup ".
Furthermore, Penny seemed to be immensely curious. Upon hearing that Blake Belladonna had run away, she proceeded to ask Ruby numerous questions, all related to Blake and friendship in general. Despite being told not to wander off, Penny still wandered Vale on her own.
Penny occasionally showed insecurities about her artificial nature. Upon confiding in Ruby that she was a synthetic being, Penny was worried about how she would take the news. However, after seeing Ruby took it rather well, she was glad that Ruby did not seem to care that she was really a machine, for what truly mattered was her heart and soul.
In " Dance Dance Infiltration ", Penny was shown to enjoy dancing as she danced by herself between two Atlas Soldiers . Later that night, she did "the Robot" with one of the soldiers.
Penny's most notable trait was her kindness. Upon meeting Team RWBY , she greeted them with a jovial "Salutations!", complimented Weiss Schnee 's hair, and offered to help Ruby track down Blake. In addition, she once saved Ruby from a truck before she asked the driver if he was okay, thanked Team CRDL during the Vytal Festival for the time she had and told Pyrrha Nikos in the finals that it was a pleasure to finally meet her. Despite Atlas and Mantle originally being hesitant of Penny, she still worked as their proud protector. [8]
Penny's more peculiar social quirks appeared to tone down as the series progressed. While earlier appearances had her depicted as cheery, curious, and unfamiliar with many aspects of social interaction, these aspects appeared to diminish with each subsequent appearance; by the time of the Vytal Festival, Penny was barely distinguishable from her former self's naivete and volatile emotional state, sharing a conversation with Ruby about both her plans to stay at Beacon, despite her teammate Ciel Soleil objecting due to running short on time.
Penny was apparently very perceptive, for she saw through Blake's disguise and recognized that she was a Faunus while most people did not. She could also spot both Joanna Greenleaf and May Marigold in " Sparks ", even though the latter was using her Semblance to hide them.
After she learned that James Ironwood planned to leave Mantle to die in " Gravity ", she started to question if what the military was doing was actually right and was horrified that she and Winter Schnee had to kill the current Winter Maiden for Ironwood's plan to work.
In " Refuge ", she confided to Ruby about her worries, telling her that she was going through an identity crisis since becoming the Winter Maiden. Penny stated that she was content simply being the protector of Mantle and regretted having taken the powers.
In " Amity ", Penny had become slightly more insecure when it came to her own nature as a synthetic Human. This was seen from Cinder Fall's attempts to hurt her by prying on her insecurities and fears.
After Penny convinced her father to let her hold up Amity Communications Tower to help get Ruby's message to the rest of Remnant, Penny gained her own autonomy and was able to make her own decisions unhindered. [9]
After she ended up getting hacked, she attempted to fight against the virus corrupting her until she asked Ruby and her friends to kill her so that they would get her powers instead and prevent Ironwood from completing his plans. However, after Nora Valkyrie told her that the virus is only a part of her and Jaune Arc boosts her Aura, she managed to suppress the virus until she was given a Human body by Ambrosius .
After she was mortally wounded fighting Cinder in " The Final Word " she asked Jaune to kill her so her powers wouldn't go to her and because she wanted to make her final choice herself. After he reluctantly agreed, she revealed to Winter that she thought about her and that she wouldn’t be completely gone, but now a part of her.
Penny and her personality operated under an AI before she was turned into a Human. [10]


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Perry is a young man that wears the standard White Fang uniform. He wears glasses on top of his Grimm Mask . He also has floppy ears, which would later be concealed by his White Fang uniform.


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Peter appears to be a man in early old age. He wears a double-breasted burgundy suit with gold piping and buttons. His pants he wears tucked into olive boots, similar in appearance and construction to cavalry boots.
He has gray hair and a gray mustache and is a fat man. His build is similar to an apple shape, where he is chubbier on his top half, with a bit of a belly.

While Peter seems to be a pretty well-mannered man, his teaching skills seem to bore the class, as displayed by Ruby Rose , who was sleeping, and Blake Belladonna , who was uninterested in the subject. He also seems to joke around in teaching, as he tried to make the class laugh by calling the Grimm "prey", but was met only with silence.
He's also shown to not be above flirting with some of his female students, playfully flirting with the trainee Huntresses such as Yang Xiao Long , much to her discomfort. He has also proven to be quite confident in his abilities as a Huntsman , often telling stories of his feats. He even has a gold bust of himself near his desk.
Despite these seemingly self-absorbed traits, he is not truly arrogant and he has his moments of humility. Peter also seems to not be afraid in speaking the truth, such as mentioning Weiss Schnee's poor attitude and lack of gratitude for what she has. He also wishes the best for his students in general, as shown in " Family ", in which he encourages Yang to overcome her fears and don the prosthetic arm.
It is also revealed by Bartholomew Oobleck in "Family" that Peter is afraid of mice, to which he responds angrily but comically, explaining why he fears them.
In RWBY: Ice Queendom , he seems to be more serious, as he gives a lecture about the Grimm instead of telling stories and boasting about his feats.


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Pietro is an elderly man with dark skin and short, balding white hair. He wears a green cap with oval-shaped glasses. He wears a red vest over a cream shirt with a pink bowtie. His dark mustard pants and leather boots match with his cap and red-brown belt.
Pietro uses a special chair to aid himself with movement. This chair is built to have four moveable legs, and is white and green in color, with yellow accents.
In " Worst Case Scenario ", before Pietro created Penny, he was a young man with brown hair, he wore a red vest over a cream collarered shirt with a pink necktie and a white scientist jacket, and gray pants.

Pietro is described by Maria Calavera as "one of Atlas' finest minds" that works with the Kingdom of Atlas on its technological projects, being capable of restoring Penny following her apparent destruction.
He is described as being a 'big kid', something that his daughter inherits from him. [2] He is kind and excited to experiment on his latest projects, though Pietro's intellectual excitability makes him somewhat scatter-brained. In addition to his work with the Kingdom of Atlas , he also volunteers to help the people of Mantle .
He cared very much about his daughter Penny and wanted to keep her safe. However, his overprotective nature casued his relationship with her to become strained, as she wished to hold up Amity Colosseum to help her friends. In the end, he came to understand that he needed to let Penny make her own choices and live the way she wanted to even if that meant that things might not turn out okay. [3]


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Pink has long pink hair with a fluffy white scrunchie and has an ahoge and red eyes, she wears a magenta hair clip on her head and wears a black and white uniform, due to her being a faunus , she has cat ears.


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Plum has long, mauve hair reaching through her waist. She has purple eyes, wears white glasses, and red lipstick. Her clothing consists of a purple dress, a white lab coat and black tights.

As Johann Betula 's deputy aboard the Saints , she is responsible and serious, and deals with things in a decisive manner. Though when anxious she becomes shrewd and unreasonable. [1]


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Pyke is a young man with light tan skin and green eyes. He styles his brown hair in a short bowl cut. Pyke wears a brown long-sleeved shirt with a yellow dash across the middle. The shirt only has one sleeve, with the other arm being covered by an orange-brown arm warmer. His right arm is larger than his left which is also joked about by the creators. [2]
In addition, he wears a brown, leather bandolier with three pockets, the middle of which being yellow as well. He wears green cargo pants with metallic kneepads, as well as brown boots with a yellow dash going down them.

Pyke is a blind optimist, if somewhat of a naive and overly idealistic person. He is somewhat awkward, and looking to impress others. Pyke used to be into the equivalent of Remnant’s anime series, and transferred to Haven Academy from Shade Academy after his first year due to an incident that he doesn’t like to talk about. He can be somewhat cocky in nature, such as when his Semblance gives him a great outcome and acts with gusto when it does. Interestingly, Pyke does not accept money as payment for his Huntsmen work, wishing only to help.
Pyke is noticeably not very perceptive, leading him to often miss important details. He also has a tendency to want to impress more grizzled Huntsmen, and makes an effort to fit in with them. He refrains from drinking alcohol.
Despite this, he is not unintelligent, often just misjudging situations. He possesses a degree of tactical intellect, as shown when him and his teammates were sneaking back into Kuchinashi and he was able to come up with a successful plan for them to break in.
When Taupe is kidnapped by the Hana Guild , he shows a different side of himself when threatening two teenagers to get information of Taupe's whereabouts. This implies that some of his Optimism may be a mask for the pain that he has from both his past and the negative affects of his semblance.


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Pyrrha wore her red hair in a waist-length ponytail, curled slightly into a loose ringlet. She also wore light-green eyeshadow around the far upper corners of her green eyes. She was tall and quite muscular compared to most of the other girls at Beacon.

Described as the "pride of Mistral ", Pyrrha was a very professionally capable, friendly, righteous yet relaxed and selfless person. She was a composed and collected individual who, despite being a celebrity, was modest and patient around other people, making her very sociable. Additionally, she tended to be quite formal. In addition to her impressive range of combat abilities, she was a quick thinker, knowing her limits and assessing her opponents before acting.
Pyrrha took her studies and relationships equally seriously, making her a bit stubborn and emotionally sensitive. This came from her loyalty toward her friends as well as her good intent. She was willing to keep secrets and help friends in need.
She quickly became good friends with her teammates, especially Jaune, and got along with the rest of Team RWBY , often having conversations during lunches and sharing a similar schedule during classes. However, she felt that she struggled to make friends as everyone saw her celebrity status before considering her personal self. Her limited experience with people led her to apologize even when helping them.
Pyrrha's righteousness willed her to take risks for the greater good and always concern herself with the ethics of making decisions, such as volunteering to be the next Fall Maiden. She was willing to become the Fall Maiden despite the risks to her well-being and concerns over the scruples of the transfer process. For most of her life, Pyrrha believed she was destined to be a great Huntress , one that would protect the world, and strived for this goal no matter what she could lose. Pyrrha was selfless to a fault - one of the traits that harmed her most.
Pyrrha's selfless nature, combined with her beliefs of carrying out her duties as a Huntress made it difficult, if not outright impossible, for her to make decisions for herself out of fear of letting down those who have placed their faith in her. Regardless of the potential dangers of taking such powers through unorthodox means, she was not fazed by it as much as the idea of losing Jaune and her friends.


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Pyrrha's Dream Actor was very similar to the original Pyrrha, with a different outfit and hairstyle. Her red hair was let down rather than being in a ponytail. Her outfit was very similar to Weiss' Songbird outfit from Volume 4 , in Pyrrha's color scheme of primarily red. There was a dark red sash tied around her waist, and the gem near her chest was colored green.

This Pyrrha was the same as the real one except as a singer. According to Dopey Klein, she loved to sing to everyone in the city. However, outside of singing, she didn't seemed to talk, but she did give hints through body movements or expressions as another way to communicate. She showed Jaune the reason why the Nightmare never spotted them in the train was due to his lucid dream broadsword. She seemed to care about Jaune a lot as she gave him a tissue for his nose.


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In the flashback sequence of " Burning the Candle ", Qrow had dark spiky hair and a cloak and wore predominantly dark or black clothing. In " Ruby Rose ", Ozpin described him as a "dusty, old crow".

Qrow is a seemingly rude, blunt, cynical, sometimes crass, yet cool-headed and nonchalant individual, who appears at first glance to be somewhat immature, insensitive and stand-offish, but actually has a heart of gold.
He is an alcoholic, as Glynda Goodwitch notes "he's always drunk!" and is usually seen taking swigs from his hip flask, often at inappropriate times such as in front of children or during important strategic meetings. It's also clear that he cannot handle leadership without relying on alcohol as seen during his travels with Team RNJR , following the Fall of Beacon . Qrow has a habit of giving people nicknames, as he refers to Ruby as "Pipsqueak", but his preferred nickname for her is "Kiddo". Other examples include "Firecracker" for Yang, "Oz" for Ozpin, "Jimmy" for Ironwood and "Ice Queen" for Winter Schnee .
He dislikes Atlas and openly criticized their military for occupying Vale and mistreating Ozpin during the Vytal Festival . Qrow's dislike of Atlas was brazen enough for him to immediately get into a brawl with Winter Schnee upon encountering her and personal enough for him to back down at the last second just for the chance to humiliate Winter in front of James Ironwood. He also shows a level of cockiness when he baits Winter into attacking him. He also has a mercurial attitude towards his age: disgusted at the notion of being called old by his nieces, but willing to use it as an excuse to leave uncomfortable conversations.
This childish and maverick facade, however, belies the demeanor of a veteran Huntsman . While watching Vytal Festival Tournament matches, he openly expresses displeasure and lack of approval, even as far as calling one a mess. He hinted to his nieces that his time out in the field had hardened him, which made them much safer displays of strength on the broadcast seem tame and benign in comparison. He is very cautious because of that, warning Ruby and Yang to not let their past near-victories against Roman Torchwick and the White Fang go to their heads. Regardless, he has faith in his nieces' potential as Huntresses, encouraging them to continue learning throughout their time at Beacon, saying they will go far after graduating. He also tries to help raise Yang's morale after her disqualification and proposes to help her find her mother though he warns her that Raven is not a kind person and is a dangerous woman with a worldview that he does not share.
Qrow is shown to be tender at heart despite his rough demeanor and cares for both of his nieces dearly. He saved Yang and Ruby from Grimm when they were very young and later took Ruby under his wing and trained her in scythe-wielding, allowing her to pursue her dreams as a Huntress. " It's Brawl in the Family " and " Lessons Learned " also show that he has remained very close to his nieces and plays the part of the childish uncle. In " Family ", it is shown that unlike his sister, Qrow despises killing and is upset with Raven for not contacting Yang, especially after she learned her daughter had lost her arm. While both Qrow and Raven attended Beacon to learn how to kill Huntsmen, Qrow's disgust and anger toward Leonardo Lionheart shows how far he has come. His value for family is strong to the point he suggests that Raven return to help in the fight against Salem , implying he still cared for her despite everything she had done. However, this changes In " The More the Merrier ", as after Qrow finds out Raven joined forces with Cinder Fall and set a trap for him, his nieces and their friends, he claims that he no longer sees her as family. However, he still asks for Raven's whereabouts after the battle showing that he may still care for her. Qrow also agrees to hide Lionheart's cowardice and betrayal from Ironwood for the time being, as well as agreeing to cover up Lionheart's death so that the people of Mistral believe he died a hero.
He is also very self-conscious about his Semblance to the point of self-loathing, aware of its possible impact on the people around him, he makes a point to keep his distance from those he cares about. Qrow regards his life as being cursed due to his misfortune Semblance. Seeing himself as a burden to friends and family because of the bad luck he brings to everyone around him, he tries to spend most of his time living and working alone.
He does not hold back his opinions, he berates Ironwood for militarizing Vale, undermining Ozpin and inciting fear in the population, which empowers the Grimm. He admonishes his nieces for thinking they're capable of putting a stop to all crime in Vale and tells them they were not thinking like true Huntresses. When Ozpin tells Pyrrha Nikos why he needs her help and asks her to become a Maiden , Qrow is the only one who bluntly tells her just how bad the consequences could be for her should she agree. When Ruby tries to reassure Oscar Pine that he's his own person and not just another life to Ozpin, Qrow bitterly remarks "Don't lie to him, Ruby. We're better than that."
Despite Qrow's general dislike of authority and rules, he is extremely loyal to and trusting of Ozpin at first. He holds religion in doubt, but he takes Ozpin's word on the existence of the The Gods and their Relics . However, when Ozpin's past is revealed, Qrow feels betrayed and worthless. He turns his back on Ozpin, immediately having lost all faith in him, and lashes out both physically and verbally, deeming meeting him "the worst luck of his life".
By " Lost ", Qrow falls into a depressive state, and his alcoholism worsens. He refuses to talk with anyone about his problems and resorts to drinking to numb his pain. It is not until Ruby stands up to him that Qrow starts to snap out of his depression, even making efforts to drink less. He also shows surprise and pride in Ruby's growing maturity and leadership skills. Qrow mentions to Clover Ebi in " Sparks " that he has given up alcohol and in " Cordially Invited " he turns down a drink when offered.
In " Known by its Song ", Raven stated that she and Qrow attended Beacon to learn how to kill Huntsmen, implying that he once shared her brutal nature in the past. By comparison, when Qrow realized that Leonardo had the Mistral Huntsmen killed, he expressed pure disgust and anger towards his former ally, showing how far Qrow has come since his youth, fully embracing the responsibilities of a Huntsman and developing a strong sense of right and wrong.
Although he has made strides to better himself, Qrow nonetheless holds a double standard regarding secrets when it comes to his family. In " A New Approach ", he goes along with Ruby's decision to lie to Ironwood and keep Ozpin's disappearance, how many questions left in the Relic of Knowledge , and Salem's immortality a secret from him, despite the fact that it was this decision that made Qrow turn on Ozpin in the first place. Later in " Pomp and Circumstance ", when Ruby asks him if she is just like Ozpin, Qrow replies no and states that the difference between the two is that she is making sure they prove themselves first, which is the exact same thing that Ozpin did before revealing his secrets to others.
After Qrow was arrested following Clover's death by Tyrian Callows , he fell into depression once again and blamed himself, holding on to Clover's four-leaf pin to remember him by. While in prison, he bonded with Robyn Hill , as they were both shunned due to their Semblances.
Once Qrow and Robyn escaped from prison and realized that Ironwood was willing to destroy Mantle to get what he wanted, Qrow began thinking of killing Ironwood to stop him. Robyn however managed to talk him out of it, before they encountered Winter Schnee and Marrow Amin and came up with a plan to defeat Ironwood and evacuate both Atlas and Mantle.


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In her first appearances in Volume 2, Raven's outfit consisted of a V neck black and red kimono top with a black pleated skirt that has black shorts underneath, with series of beaded necklaces. She also wears a red obi sash around her waist alongside a red tasset wrapped around her waist that carries her weapon's sheath. Attached to it is a long black object that is either fur or feathers, with a red and white bandana material like hanging from behind her. Her forearms bear red armored gauntlets that protrude outwards and black fingerless gloves. She wore black mid-thigh high boots, that had armor plating with red splatter patterns and black heels.
In Volumes 4 and 5, her appearance changes slightly: her boots gained a red sole and heel and have become solid black, losing the splatter design and armor and her eyes now a darker crimson color.
Her most distinctive feature is a fearsome, full-face mask that resembles the face of a Creature of Grimm . The mask has four eye slits, further enhancing the character's inhuman appearance. In Volume 2, Raven's eyes are visible through the lower slits, but in Volume 5, the slits are black and red inside. She wears this mask to not only hide her Maiden powers, but to also appear more intimidating when leading her tribe. [3]
Under the mask, she looks very similar to Yang; they share the same facial shape and long, bushy hair. However, Raven's hair is jet black, her eyebrows are a little bit higher, her complexion is significantly lighter and slight age lines are under her eyes. Her hair is tied by a red bandanna and loosely done up in a ponytail with the ends resembling curved black feathers. A cowlick can be seen protruding from the top of her head, similar to that of her daughter's.
Corvid Form
As a corvid, Raven is similar to her brother's corvid form, only lacking his head feathers. However, befitting her name, she transforms into a raven rather than a crow. This is indicated by their different calls (Qrow's is a harsh caw , whereas Raven's is a deeper croak) and different flight patterns (Qrow tends to flap his wings more, whereas Raven soars).

Raven is cynical, patronizing, selfish and stubborn. She believed her act of "kindness" of saving Yang's life from Neopolitan was sufficient despite having left Yang at a very young age and refused to protect her daughter when in need after that. Raven is intended to be more intimidating the less you know about her. [4]
Given her upbringing in a nomadic bandit tribe, Raven has a "survival of the fittest" mentality, and she has little issues with taking the lives of the innocent or even that of Huntsmen , indirectly or otherwise. Despite murdering the former Spring Maiden, Raven presented her actions as merciful and necessary, saying that the Maiden never learned anything despite the training Raven put her through and that she wasn't cut out for this world.
However, beneath her "survival of the fittest" philosophy and despite her great powers as a Maiden, Raven is a coward who is really troubled and fakes confidence. [5] Her fear of Salem is so great that she chose to run from it all after deeming the fight unwinnable. She is even willing to risk her brother and daughter's lives in order to get access to the Relic of Knowledge in hopes of warding off Salem. As Yang pointed out, Raven's definition of strength is shallow. As despite her great power, she chooses to run away from her problems instead of facing them, sacrificing others as shields to gain herself advantage. In the end, Raven's survival of the fittest philosophy is just a façade to hide her fear of Salem and her other insecurities, one that is heavily implied to be a fear of being a mother.
Raven is not above manipulating others, having tried to emotionally manipulate Yang during their reunion in " Lighting the Fire " so she would choose to stay with her instead of reuniting with Qrow and Ruby Rose , first by taking a faux warm and theatrical attitude before revealing secret information and threatening Yang in the hope that it would scare her from joining Qrow and Ozpin . She also successfully deceived Salem's subordinates into thinking that Vernal was the Spring Maiden and into setting an ambush for Qrow and the students in order to get access to the Relic in " A Perfect Storm ", although the latter was due to Cinder Fall's need for revenge.
Raven is also very prideful and hypocritical, refusing to acknowledge her faults and always trying to justify her actions both to others and to herself, often putting the blame on others for them even if she feels guilt. She states to Qrow in " Family " that she did not know that the Grimm would come quickly to destroy Shion , despite the fact that it was the tribe's attack that left it vulnerable in the first place. When speaking to Lionheart in " True Colors ", she refuses to admit that it is out of fear of Salem that she worked with her subordinates, unlike Lionheart who freely admitted it. Finally in " Haven's Fate ", she tells Yang that she knew that she could handle the trap on her and her friends even though it wasn't the case and presenting her murder of the Spring Maiden as an act of mercy due to the girl's perceived weakness. Also, despite criticizing Ozpin over keeping information from others, using others to reach his goals and being manipulative Raven has no issues doing the same. While aiding Summer in a mission, she brings up her choice to leave her family in the dark about the details, to which Summer coldly reminds her is something she also did.
While Raven and Qrow used to see each other as family when growing up, she now sees Qrow as a traitor for leaving their tribe and Qrow outright stated that she was dangerous and hostile, though he continued to care for her and they stayed in touch, though Raven seemingly only contacted Qrow to get information from him. When Qrow confronted her on her setting a trap for him, Yang and Ruby and renounced her as his sister Raven went as far as implying that she may have never seen Qrow as family. Raven is a cynic who claims to have foreseen Ozpin's failure to protect Beacon Academy from its destruction. She believes that Ozpin is not the man her daughter thinks he is and condemns those who trust him, such as Qrow, Ruby and even Taiyang and Yang.
Because of her prideful and self-centered mentality Raven often fails to measure the consequences of her actions, such as her attempt to manipulate Yang into staying with her and to distrust Qrow and Ozpin by calling Ruby a lost cause, and revealing Salem's existence and insulting Qrow and Taiyang, which only reinforced Yang's determination to reunite with her uncle and sister, and reject Raven further. She also advised Yang to question everything which eventually caused her to question her mother's own motives and actions. She also devised a plan to get the Relic of Knowledge to keep Salem away from the tribe while overlooking the fact that it would only cause her to become a greater target for her.
According to Qrow, Raven has a very skewed definition of what a family means. Despite having constantly watched over Yang in her corvid form, Raven never took a part in her daughter's life or tried to meet her in spite of her Semblance. With Qrow, the only reason she would visit him was only when she needed something from him rather than trying to maintain or reestablish a good relationship with him. When reunited with Yang for the first time Raven used a theatrical attitude trying to be welcoming to Yang by praising her and offering hospitality, only to drop the act after Yang stated that she wasn't here for her.
She also does not understand why Qrow chose to stay with their former teammates and his nieces over returning to the tribe despite how close Qrow has become with them, as well as underestimating how far Yang would go for Ruby by trying to scare or convince her with knowledge about Ozpin and Salem, which instead only reinforced Yang's determination to reunite with and protect her sister.
Yet despite her ruthless and immoral behavior, Raven isn't totally devoid of morality as she showed some regret for her actions, such as the treatment of her family and the killing of the Spring Maiden. When battling Cinder in " Downfall ", she is disgusted by her complete lack of scruples in her quest for power, calling her out for having become a monster by getting a Grimm arm. However, because of her pride, Raven often tried to deny her true feelings, hiding it behind an aloof attitude. She states to Vernal that she did not care about Yang being in danger due to her plan even though her body language said otherwise. Likewise, when Ruby made a proposal for her to join them in " The More the Merrier ", she showed an instance of vulnerability, before hiding it and dismissing her entirely. It's implied in a conversation with Summer that some part of her choice to leave was because Summer could be who she couldn't, shifting her responsibility over to her.
According to Taiyang, Raven had a straightforward approach, often dealing with obstacles by going through them instead of going around, and saw strength as all-important in a fight, traits that Yang inherited. He adds that Raven was ambitious and gave her all to whatever cause she saw as just while acknowledging she had unspecified faults that greatly contributed to the dissolution of Team STRQ. When Raven told Yang that she didn't know her, Yang replied that she only knows the Raven that her father told her about, asking her mother if she killed her previous self too. The question caused Raven to be shocked and look away, indicating that Raven was once a braver, more idealistic woman before leaving.
After defeating Cinder, Raven shows a softer side, taking the time to close the deceased Vernal's eyes and thank her for her service. This side of her is further shown in "Haven's Fate", in which she and Yang share an emotional conversation. After Yang calls Raven out for killing the former Spring Maiden, her cowardice and hypocrisy in refusing to fight Salem, and for showing a callous indifference to her own daughter's well-being, Raven once more begs Yang to stay out of the war against Salem, but to no avail. Raven subsequently breaks down in tears, apologizing to Yang before fleeing.


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The Prince appears as his name suggests. He is a prince, and wears a golden/crimson crown. He is a short porcelain doll, with large round red eyes and diamond-shaped pupils. He wears a red robe, along with a black and white striped shirt. He wears a crimson bowtie on his robe and has blonde hair. After becoming enraged, large cracks begin to run down his face.

The Red Prince possesses a very spoiled and bratty attitude. He will often complain when something doesn't go his way and likes his title as the "heir of the Crimson Castle". He also enjoys beheading people for failing him and because it amuses him. The Red Prince has also been shown to enjoy playing games; this being mainly his version of the game Chess and is not above cheating and indeed, even seems to prefer it to playing fair, as he is shown to be very controlling of the Red and White Pawns.
The Red Prince is also shown to hate Humans , believing them all to be inherent cheaters. This was stated to be due to his previous incarnation, the Red King, having been beaten by Alyx via cheating. Because of this, and despite going through Ascension , the Red Prince still retains the emotional scar of the incident.
Although he has a selfish attitude, he can be reasoned with, as the Curious Cat was able to persuade him to allow Team RWBY to leave his castle instead of having them beheaded.
In " The Adventures of Somewhat ", it is shown that the Prince became much more subdued after his loss to Team RWBY , sending all the guards of the Crimson Castle away and considering himself not worthy of being their prince. Upon encountering Somewhat , he challenges them to a game, still showing that he believes his purpose is to be win at all cost. Despite this, he does not attempt to cheat his way into winning like last time, showing himself capable of maturity. After a talk with Somewhat, he realizes that he expand on his purpose by not just winning, but teaching others to win as well. Following this, he sees Somewhat off, appearing very grateful for their advice.


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Reese appears as a young girl with light green hair swept to her right, with teal eyes and fair complexion. She also wears two black facial markings on her cheeks reminiscent of eye black .
Reese's attire reflects a skater motif. She wears a dark purple hoodie over a mauve sweater. She also wears black shorts as well as knee pads and elbow pads on her arms and legs. She wears black shoelaced high top sneakers.

Reese exhibits a playful and youthful nature, being headstrong and eager to help others in battle. However, she is also stated to be an extremely poor leader by Coco Adel , being too considerate of her teammates' thoughts and concerns for every decision to made. Coco described her as acting like a "12-year old hanging out at the mall".
Despite this, Reese is also one of the more courageous Huntsmen , being one of the first to defend Shade Academy from The Crown . She was also partially affected by the Battle of Beacon , looking away when it is mentioned by Xanthe Rumpole .


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Rhodes was a tall, dark-skinned man with dark, brown hair and brown eyes. He wore a Prussian blue shirt, which is covered by a bronze and navy blue striped vest with buttons, alongside brown pants and wristbands.
In his years over time, some of his hair greyed and he received a scar across his right cheek. He also sported straps over his chest and arms and a bronze pauldron covering his left shoulder.

As seen in " Midnight ", Rhodes was shown to be kind-hearted and sympathetic to others, especially to those who are being mistreated. He picked up on Cinder 's abuse under her adopted family and was understanding towards her situation, therefore he could not blame her for beginning to harbor murderous thoughts for her unfair treatment. Despite this, Rhodes himself was not fully aware of the situation that Cinder herself was in. [3]
Rhodes was also seen to be righteous and had a sense of morality and believed strongly in the creed and mission of what it meant to be Huntsmen , with him having firmly stated to the young tormented Cinder that despite everything she was forced to endure, killing her stepfamily was not the right choice or the correct solution for her problems and would only worsen her situation, successfully dissuading her from doing so and convinced her to instead choose a better path in life.
Due to this strong sense of morality and his sense of responsibility for Cinder, Rhodes was compelled to fight her and take her in after she ultimately killed her adopted mother and adopted sisters despite his personal feelings and sense of attachment to Cinder due to his responsibilities as a Huntsman.
As seen during his time training Cinder, Rhodes had developed a deep strong bond with the young girl and was implied to have begun seeing and loving her as something akin to a daughter and was proud of her progress and accomplishments in her training. However, it appears he did not understand the extent of the abuse or did not do anything to aid her beyond training Cinder as a Huntsmen, instead telling her to push through seven more years of it.
Regardless, this love for her ultimately led to his death by her hands due to letting his guard down, as seen where after successfully destroying Cinder's Aura, Rhodes immediately dropped his weapons and went to check on her, showing that despite everything, he truly did not want to hurt Cinder. In his final moments after being fatally stabbed by Cinder, Rhodes nonetheless maintained his care for her by petting her head and smiling at her, showing he held no grudges for her having killed him.


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Roane is a dark skinned girl with red hair and matching crimson eyes.
She styles her hair, evenly center parting her straightened crimson bangs, with large, twin dreadlocked pigtails tied together at the back with gold spiked ring headbands. She wears a white strapless leotard with a red triangle that exposes the majority of her arms, cleavage, and part of her hips, as they are underneath black shorts adorned with gold spikes at the sides. She also sports a black spiked collar with matching black spiked underarm pauldrons and long black gloves with large gold cylindrical cuffs. Her tank that holds the ammunition for her wrist cannon is fastened horizontally by a belt and studded leather straps on her waist attached onto a hardpoint to mount her tank on. Completing her ensemble is a pair of dark black trapezoidal sunglasses and dark rouge lipstick.
She has a tattoo on her upper left leg. Like the rest of her team she has golden spikes in her design, having them on the sides of her pants and shoulder plates.

Roane's in-game portrait

Roane is a mellow Huntress at first, but becomes quite fiery one.


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Robyn is a young woman with tanned skin and violet eyes. Her light-blond hair is tied in a ponytail. She has a beauty mark under her right eye and another one on the left side under her mouth.
Robyn wears a black sleeveless coat with gray accents over a red double-breasted sleeveless vest, a brown high neck shirt, and a light gray short-sleeved shirt with one right short sleeve that has a black cuff whilst the other sleeve is longer. She also wears a brown belted waist clincher with matching brown pants tucked into black knee-high boots with dark brown cuffs. Around her neck she wears an olive green scarf with tattered looking tails hanging behind her. She also wears a pair of black archery styled gloves with the index finger missing on both of them.
She wields her weapon , a crossbow , on her left arm.

Robyn has a direct and confident personality, having no trouble being confrontational with Atlas personnel, including the Ace Operatives . Despite this however, Robyn has shown she tries to be reasonable about things. She tries to negotiate and get the truth from Clover Ebi before the raid on the trucks she was planning. She is also shown telling the Happy Huntresses at her celebration that if she won the election they would need to learn to get along with James Ironwood and Atlas.
She is willing to listen to what others have to say and given her Semblance's ability to tell if somebody is lying, she's aware of the need to give people the chance to explain themselves.
Above all, Robyn is extremely dedicated to Mantle and its people and is a true good natured idealist, wanting to genuinely help the people of Mantle simply because she truly wants to give everyone there a fair shot at a good life. To that end, she is willing to use both legal and illegal means to accomplish this goal. Additionally, as expected, she shows no discrimination towards either Humans or Faunus . Robyn is shown to have a humorous side, with a habit of giving people nicknames based on their physical traits or appearance.
However she also has a rather impulsive side to her personality. In " With Friends Like These ", upon hearing that Ironwood is planning to abandon Mantle and arrest those against him, she started a fight between herself, Clover, and Qrow Branwen onboard a Manta with Tyrian Callows in custody. Despite the fact that not only was there was no order for her arrest, but it led to Tyrian breaking free and crashing the Manta, which caused her to become unconscious.
After she and Qrow are arrested by Ironwood, she shows a different side of her personality. She reveals that she knows what Qrow feels like due to also having similar experience with her own Semblance causing people to shun her out of fear of their secrets being revealed by it. She also defends Qrow from Jacques's and later Harriet's accusations of him being a murderer since she knows he wasn't completely to blame for Clover's death and attempted to comfort him due to his guilt over feeling responsible for his death.
Robyn also believes that the people are what makes a Kingdom, not the infrastructure or land. She also is willing to save even those she considered her enemies, such as Vine Zeki when she saw him nearly fall off a ship and went back to save him.


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Roman was a tall and lanky man with slanted, dark-green eyes and bright, long, orange hair, with long bangs covering his right eye. Black eyeliner traced his visible left eye.
As a result of his affiliation with Spider, he had the organization's emblem tattooed on his right wrist. After deserting the group and fleeing to Vale, Roman had it re-made into his classic pumpkin emblem.

In contrast to the more violent Neopolitan , Roman Torchwick appeared as a mysterious, cold and ruthless career criminal.
Roman's personality was a mixture between that of a formal gentleman and a ruthless criminal. He was highly manipulative, very charismatic, and charming. He emitted charm and spoke calmly even in the middle of an armed robbery. Roman emitted hostility when upset or frustrated, as seen in " No Brakes " when he ordered the White Fang to help him shoot Ruby as she escaped, bent his weapon and slammed a subordinate backward.
Above all else, Roman was a nihilistic anarchist believing the world to be a dark and cruel place where nothing truly mattered and only those who were willing to take what they wanted in life - by force if necessary - were able to truly survive. It's implied that this cynical mindset was likely a result of his perceived abandonment from his mother who dropped him off at an orphanage as a baby and never looked back. Ironically, his jaded, self-centered, and even pessimistic worldviews are the antithesis of Ruby Rose's idealistic, selfless, and ultimately hopeful philosophy.
Roman displays many of the classic signs of being a possible psychopath. He takes a gleeful kind of pleasure in planning and committing elaborate heists and demonstrates little to no guilt over any of his actions or how they might go on to affect others. He is fully aware of how the rest of the world sees him as a dangerous menace to society but makes no effort to try and justify any of his actions and even seems to take a twisted kind of pride in his infamy, believing himself to be the most wanted criminal in Vale and seeing it as an accomplishment.
He also demonstrated a ruthless streak, evidently willing to use lethal force on Ruby when she foiled his scheme, even going so far as to laugh after successfully shooting her down in " Black and White ". In " Heroes and Monsters ", he demonstrated a jaded side when he chastised Ruby for her being blind to the cruelty of the real world while trying to beat her with his cane. Judging by his elaborate outfit and accessories, Roman also had expensive tastes, a common stereotype of Mafia Dons and other organized crime kingpins.
Despite working with the White Fang, he had no respect for them and discriminated against Faunus . On several occasions, he talked to or about them in a derogatory fashion, referring to them as "mutts" or "animals". However, in " No Brakes ," when calling several White Fang members "animals" for reporting Team RWBY's arrival to him instead of fighting them off, he is quick to tell the White Fang member working next to him that he is exempt from the insult. It is unknown if his treatment of the White Fang is due to genuine racism towards the Faunus race, acting out his frustrations towards having to work with the group (as he prefers to work alone or only with Neo whenever possible), or his penchant for antagonizing others in general.
It was also clear that he held some level of irritation towards Cinder Fall and her faction having been more or less press-ganged into working with them and he was both kept under pressure to steal large amounts of Dust as well as being kept in the dark about Cinder's full plans. He also often took to mocking, taunting and insulting his enemies. This quality persisted even when he was in very difficult situations, such as when he was imprisoned and interrogated by James Ironwood .
In "Heroes and Monsters", he revealed that he worked with Cinder's faction under the belief that nobody can stop them, and he could not afford to lose, considering himself a gambling man who knew what bets not to take. Despite his self-serving personality, it is shown that Roman genuinely cared for his right-hand woman Neo to the point that he was both saddened and angered when she was blown away from the airship during their fight against Ruby. In his final moments, Roman revealed his perception that he ended up the way he was because it was the only way he could survive the harshness of the world.
More of Roman's personality shines through in RWBY: Roman Holiday . His motto and final words were taken as a result of abandonment issues from his childhood, only ever letting Neo in and becoming close with her.
Roman was also highly ambitious, wanting to be famous to satiate his abandonment issues. This ambition led to him carrying on the longest, most successful crime spree the city of Vale had ever seen, becoming a sort of folk hero in the eyes of the public.
Roman was also a flirt, often using this trait to manipulate others. He enjoyed leading on his partner at Spider, Chameleon , as he enjoyed the control of it. He also flirted with Lisa Lavender after his first bank robbery, using her position in an attempt to garner more notoriety. With Neopolitan, however, he gets flustered and reprimands himself when he catches himself thinking about impressing her at the tea shop. He also blushes and gets flustered when Neo shows any form of affection, including when she kisses him on the airship at the end of Roman Holiday. The contrast between the two behaviors shows Roman's genuine affection towards Neopolitan, versus utilizing the other women for his own gain.
Roman was also shown to be paranoid whenever he was offered food or drinks, believing that they were drugged. Due to this habit, he was able to figure out that the tea that Jimmy and Carmel Vanille offered him and Neo was actually drugged and only pretended to be affected to get the drop on them.
Roman believed he'd never truly be happy, but regardless attempted to buy his way into it. Because of this, he attempted multiple schemes in order to become rich quickly, such as when he stole and monopolized Vale's coffee supply.
In the manga adaptation, which alters several things from the canon source, Roman's personality has been changed drastically. In this version, he is portrayed as a deranged sadist who looks forward to the slaughter the Breach will involve. After Ruby is captured, he has her tied to a chair with the intention of letting the White Fang slowly torture her to death showing that he is incredibly cruel and merciless to his enemies. His relationship with Neo has also been changed as shown when after saving his life, Roman coldly tells her to "mind her place" and even threatens to kill her if she "interferes" again.


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Roy was a dark-skinned young man with green eyes and brown hair styled in cornrow dreadlocks tipped in gold clasps.
He wore a green vest buckled closed on his left shoulder, over a black T-shirt and loose white pants rolled up to his knees. He also wore a pair of fingerless gloves with white armor pieces that were the holsters for his weapon and olive canvas sneakers.


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Ruby is a fair-skinned young girl with silver eyes and neck-length black hair with red tips.

Ever since she was little, Ruby has had a romanticized view of the Huntsman profession. She is quick to reveal she wanted to become a Huntress in order to be like the great heroes in fairy tales, and she has described being one as far more "romantic" than being a police officer. Her mentality is described as "I don't have time for my emotions. I've gotta make sure that everybody else is okay." [16] Lindsay Jones claims Ruby's mentality is "selfless, but that means she's not dealing with her own issues. Compartmentalizing and internalizing her grief is what might eventually destroy her." [17] She has also shown a distinct lack of ability to pick up social cues due to being a very open and honest person. This results in her inability to pick up Weiss' sarcasm in the " The Shining Beacon " and her struggling to act formally in " It's Brawl in the Family ".
Ruby is a self-proclaimed dork when it comes to weapons; she is quite intelligent, having designed and built Crescent Rose during her time at Signal , although she admits to going "a little overboard" with its design. She feels that seeing new weapons "is like meeting new people, but better." Oum has said she relies on Crescent Rose quite often in battle.
Ruby has a strong sense of moral justice, a trait she obtained from stories about heroes and monsters that her sister used to read for her, as well as the way her parents raised her. These stories are what gave her the ideals that she wished to live by and uphold throughout her life and are the reason for her love for books.
Ruby is shown to be naïve as although she doesn't like to be the center of attention, becoming a Huntress would effectively put her in the spotlight. In addition to her dislike of attention, Ruby prefers to either be alone or with Yang. However, she has become comfortable around Team RWBY and Team JNPR. She does not lack social skills but has problems when meeting new people. This is mostly because of her childish nature and lack of social grace, as she can be bad-mannered (only out of ignorance) and sometimes speaks without thinking. However, because of her enthusiastic personality, she can become very good friends with people who share her enthusiasm.
Despite this, Ruby's leadership skills make her a worthy teammate. While she may occasionally act without thinking, sometimes she seems to understand the situation better than most. She can then use this ability to quickly formulate plans. This was seen during Team RWBY's battle with the Nevermore , in which her teammates' positions allowed her to come up with a successful plan. After Ozpin assigned Ruby as leader of Team RWBY and talked to her in " The Badge and The Burden, Pt.2 ", Ruby took her new role seriously, studying so hard and so late, she fell asleep in the middle of the task. She has become a resourceful and dependable leader and was also able to pass her beliefs as leader to Jaune Arc , thus helping him find a new sense of responsibility for the safety and well-being of his own team.
Ruby is also shown to care for all her teammates equally, despite their background. This is seen in how she expresses sympathy for Weiss' bad childhood after she explains her family's history with the White Fang , before showing the same concern moments later for Blake Belladonna when she runs away, having let slip her prior involvement with the group, and by extension indirectly revealing that she was a Faunus . Ruby's concern is further expressed in her desperate search for her teammate. This sense of care is later shown not to be limited to her teammates. She also shows some worry for Penny , telling the latter to stay out of the fight between Roman Torchwick, Blake Belladonna, and Sun Wukong .
Although Ruby has no trouble interacting with her friends, she does have trouble actually making them, and once admits that seeing new weapons "is like meeting new people, but better". This could have been a result of her having been accepted two years earlier to Beacon Academy, which forces her to leave her friends at Signal behind, as well as interact with people that are both older and more experienced than she is. Regardless, both she and Jaune Arc toast to being socially awkward during the Beacon Dance.
In the second chapter of the manga , it is revealed that Ruby originally had enochlophobia, a fear of large crowds, as shown when she freezes up during a sparring match against Cardin Winchester . However, she manages to work through that fear with some encouragement from her teammates long enough to win the spar, and by the Vytal Festival , she has overcome them entirely.
Despite her social awkwardness, Ruby is far from shy: she is enthusiastic and often eager to speak her mind. She is capable of being assertive, when necessary, as she has verbally stood her ground against many people who have tried to dissuade or humiliate her, including Weiss Schnee before they became friends, Roman Torchwick, Neopolitan, Caroline Cordovin and James Ironwood. Despite her usual kindness, Ruby can also be stern with her friends and close ones when she feels it necessary, such as arguing with Qrow in Argus or with Yang in Mantle .
Ruby also has a sweet tooth, preferring five sugars in her coffee and scarfing down a large plate of cookies in " Ruby Rose ". She is even seen with a plate of cookies in " Jaunedice ", while her friends are eating more nutritious meals. This is shown again in " Alone Together ", where Ruby rejoices and accepts coffee after learning Weiss put "blasphemous amounts of cream and sugar" in it.
In combat or dangerous situations, she is shown to be quite impulsive and battle eager, such as when she attacks a Death Stalker upon seeing it before learning of its high resistance to bullets and blades. This trait contrasts with her adaptability, for she is quite capable of forming attack plans with others in order to take down stronger foes, such as the Nevermore in " Players and Pieces " and Roman in the Atlesian Paladin-290 in "Painting the Town...".
Ruby has been shown to be ruthless at times when it comes to protecting her loved ones, such as when she nonchalantly cuts off Tyrian Callows' stinger in " Punished " after he manages to injure and poison Qrow Branwen . When Neopolitan knocks Yang over the edge of the Central Location in " Worthy ", Ruby attempts to cut Neo in half using the same motion she frequently employs on Grimm.
In " Lost ", Ruby further develops as a leader whenever she and her friends find themselves in trouble. This is evident when she directs the group when they are attacked on the Argus Limited and when she stands up to Qrow after he turns down Jaune's proposed idea of stealing a military airship to get to Atlas. In this, Ruby is a great source of inspiration and admiration for her team. In " Dark ", Blake recounts that Ruby's determination and optimism are something that has always inspired her, and she continues to look up to her despite being older. In " Risk ", Yang points out that, while Ruby's optimism and determination had occasionally been blind, it was also necessary in many situations, to provide the team with hope when they took risks. In " Tea Amidst Terrible Trouble ", Weiss mentions that Ruby has always been the one to get them through the hard times.
Ruby prefers to be open and not keep secrets from her teammates and friends. Despite this, she feels it to be necessary on some occasions. In " A New Approach ", she lied to Ironwood and kept Ozpin's disappearance, how many questions left in the Relic of Knowledge , and Salem's immortality a secret from him, though she obviously felt uncomfortable in doing so. She later expresses doubt about this decision, as she feels it makes her the same as Ozpin. Eventually, after Ironwood agrees to tell the populace about the Amity project, Ruby has Oscar reveal the truth to him in hopes they can finally trust one another. However, when Ironwood decides to abandon Mantle due to Salem's impending arrival, Ruby realizes he can't be trusted to make the right choices anymore and begins steeling herself to stand by her friends instead. [18]
As team leader, Ruby constantly retains a brave, determined and positive outlook. However, when depressed or under intense pressure, she requires the same emotional support she often provides to her friends. In Atlas, having to make difficult choices gradually began weighing more heavily on Ruby, especially when her plans would fail, or her team would become divided. She was also disturbed after seeing the core of The Hound , concerned about what Salem could have possibly done to her mother.
After falling into the Ever After and learning about Penny's death, Ruby's resolve temporarily wavered as she grew more depressed, blaming herself for everything that went wrong in Atlas . She had a hard time even picking up Crescent Rose and felt like she didn't live up to her mother's legacy. Despite normally being open and supportive, at the moment she felt too much pressure to be able to talk about her current feelings of depression, and snapped at her friends for seemingly taking her support for granted. These issues came to a climax when, after being tortured by Neo's clones of her deceased friends and former allies blaming her for her past failures, the Curious Cat revealed to have been manipulated her so they could possess her, as well as seeing Little's death, Ruby momentarily wished she could stop being herself. She decided to drink the tea mixed with the Great Tree 's leaf to ascend and become someone better. Eventually, after talking with the Blacksmith , Ruby realized that her own mother wasn't as perfect as she thought, and remembering her words of encouragement from her childhood, she was able to obtain closure and accept her failures, deciding to ascend as herself, regaining her cheerful demeanor, confidence, and will to fight, as shown in her altercation with the Curious Cat and remained unfazed by their attempts to break her again.
In Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen, Part Two following her experience in the Ever After, she is plagued by the reality of her mortality and fear of a lack of legacy. Thus Ruby begins fighting relentlessly to the point of recklessness to her teams concern. It isn’t until Superman counsels her that she is willing to slow down and learn to cherish her health more to uphold her ideals rather than die for them.


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Ruda is an red-headed girl with a slight tan, styling her straight orange hair with a parted fringe at the front and a loose top bun at the back, with a couple of loose strands and platinum streaks. She wears gunmetal gray circular goggles with an orange visor and bronze studs on the straps. Additionally, she wears a charcoal-colored cropped T-shirt that exposes her midriff underneath a cropped, lime green turtleneck sweater. She also wears presumably a pair of two-tone black and desert white pants, underneath two overlapping dark green belts, the larger one overlaid over the smaller belt wrapped diagonally from her top left to bottom right, adorned with gold spiked studs, and gunmetal gray belt buckle, while the smaller one inverts direction from top right to bottom left.
She shares a tattoo with her team on her left arm, and wears two streaks of black face paint underneath her orange eyes.
Like the rest of her team she has golden and bronze spikes in her design, having them on her goggles and belt.

Ruda is a cheerful and humble Huntress, but is not to be underestimated. She also cares greatly for her teammates.


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Russel is a teenage boy of average height and a slender build. He stands at the same height as all of his teammates except for Cardin Winchester . His head is shaved with a light-green mohawk.
He wears a hoodie with the sleeves cut off, and two bracers on his arms extending from the wrist to just below the elbow. These bracers have his silver-colored emblem printed on them.
Beneath the hoodie, Russel wears a pale-green, long-sleeved shirt. He wears a brown strap around his chest holding a spiked spaulder to his left shoulder. He also wears dark-gray pants. His boots seem to be made of a thick brown material and go up to his knees.

Although Russel has not had a substantial speaking role, he can be seen as a "school bully" much like his leader Cardin, for he calls Velvet Scarlatina a freak because of her rabbit ears.
Like his team, Russel is somewhat of a coward as he flees from an attacking Ursa .


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Saber is a gerbil Faunus. [1] He wears the typical Menagerie Guard garb. His hair is dark brown and shaven at the sides, similar to Corsac Albain .
He has a scar running across his right eye and his Faunus trait are buck teeth.

Saber is shown to be strict and take his job seriously. When Ilia accused the Belladonna family of being traitors and she started an argument against them, Saber commands his men to pursue her. After he arrests Corsac Albain , he asks him if his actions and losing his brother were worth it. Saber also stops Ilia from leaving his grasp due to her helping with the attack on the Bellandonnas until Blake Belladonna tells him to let her go before asking her father Ghira Belladonna what she thought she was doing.


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Sage is a teenage boy with dark skin and gold eyes. His hair is sage green, and he appears to have tattoos of wings on his chest and tattoos of Roman numerals, matching those on his sword, around his neck.
He wears a white long coat with asymmetrical sleeves, a green wing design similar to his tattoos and no shirt underneath, displaying his tattooed chest. His jacket also has a golden pauldron on his right shoulder and a golden cuff around his left wrist. He also wears a pair of black pants fastened by a white belt with a yellow buckle.

Sage's personality seems to be that of a generally stoic and quiet person. Following the Fall of Beacon , Sage became a more quiet person, noticeably giving Sun Wukong the silent treatment after feeling betrayed at his leader's abandonment of their team.
He is portrayed as being somewhat oblivious and is shown to dislike Vacuo as a whole. Scarlet David comments on how Sage is an awful person to lead a team in general when Sage is assigned as the leader of Team SSEA .


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In ancient times, Salem was a woman with fair skin, pale platinum blonde hair and light blue eyes. She wore most of her hair in a half up-done bun style with a small, simple bun on the top, and the remainder of her long, straight hair hanging at the bottom. Most of her bangs were tied back, barring several large locks that framed her face to her left.
She wore a white two piece dress consisting of a sleeveless, diagonally overlapping white backless pleated top with a raised pale blue halter-top square collar adorned with an aquamarine colored rhombus-shaped crystal on the clavicle surrounded by two smaller white rhombuses. Her long, high-waisted skirt was white with a faint purple tint - adorned with white diamond emblems and white wavy lines near the bottom hem, ruffled around the waist and completed with a purple sash. For accessories she wore gray circular earrings, a pair of dull brown bracers, and a thin leather strip that holds the same crystal over the sash. Her long fingernails were painted pale lilac. If noticed carefully, she also has on faint purple heeled flats obscured by the skirt.

Salem is insidious, patiently moving to undermine and destroy her enemies with cold, deliberate resolve. She is also highly intelligent, with a healthy respect for her enemy, mankind, who she recognizes as possessing both resourcefulness and ingenuity, acknowledging Humanity's capacity to draw strength from hope. She is humble enough to recognize that there are limits to her abilities and that she can only do so much for her subordinates.
She is very confident and self-assured, secure in her knowledge that she can best whatever Ozpin sends to stop her and her goals. She also appears to be cruel or sadistic, seeming to relish the prospect of watching Ozpin fail. During her attack on Atlas , she shows cruel delight that she can force him to watch as she destroys the Kingdom.
In contrast, Salem is also fair and collegial towards her allies, giving credit where credit is due and showing genuine appreciation to those who are loyal. In enforcing this atmosphere of fairness, she also discourages unnecessary malignancy and cruelty among her associates. She is also seen tolerating her allies' unruly behavior to some extent, such as Tyrian Callows' maniacal tendencies and Arthur Watts' snide and condescending attitude. In " So That's How It Is ", Salem shows her fairness when she only blames Cinder Fall , who was in charge of the mission, for their failure in acquiring the Relic of Knowledge during the Battle of Haven . She forbids Hazel Rainart from taking the blame, even threatening him when he continues to do so.
Salem knows how to manipulate people and has different methods to do so, such as boosting Watts' ego, giving promises of power to Cinder and making use of Leonardo Lionheart's fear. [7] [8] She is one who would make use of anybody to help further her goals, something Salem herself suggests when explaining her decisions to Cinder, but would later discard the people she uses if they become obsolete to her, which is later violently demonstrated when she uses a Seer to kill Lionheart for trying to run from the Battle of Haven.
However, Salem is not above losing her temper, as she is particularly demanding when inquiring whether Cinder has truly killed Ozpin or not. This display of sheer dominance shows Salem's rather imperious and demanding personality. Her biggest displays of anger are shown in "So That's How it Is", when she first binds Hazel to the floor after he tries to cover for Cinder, and then when she destroys all the windows in her council chamber upon learning that Ozpin has already reincarnated and has acquired the Relic.
Likewise, when Oscar Pine attempted to mimic Ozma's mannerisms, Salem did not hesitate to furiously grab his face to make it clear that she can see through his efforts.
Due to the countless millennia of walking Remnant , Salem is suicidal in nature. She wishes nothing more than to be rid of her immortality and has gone to great lengths to do. Even jumping into the Pools of Grimm could not kill her and instead only gave her the power to control the Grimm. It has also given her a low opinion of Remnant, deeming it a "ruined world." In the present, her goal is to divide Humanity and acquire the Relics so that when The Gods destroy Remnant, the curse on her will finally be broken, allowing her to die.
In the distant past, Salem was shown to be a kind yet lonely woman but appeared to be slightly manipulative. This was shown when her beloved Ozma died of an illness, leading her to attempt to trick the Gods into bring him back. She did the same to Humanity to turn them against their creators, only for it to fail. After she jumped into the Pools of Grimm, she gained a destructive nature.
When she and Ozma reunited, Salem was shown to be truly happy and a genuinely kind and loving mother to their daughters . However, this did not stop her from murdering Ozma as well as their daughters in a rage when she learned they were trying to flee their home once Ozma realized the monster she had become. In " Fault ", she conjured smoky images of her daughters, indicating that she still harbors lingering feelings towards them.


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Saphron is a young woman with wavy, dirty blonde hair and blue eyes. She wears an orange sleeveless top with a beige sleeveless vest, light brown trousers with orange stitches on each side, and dark brown boots. In addition, she wears her wedding ring on her left hand and a bootlace necklace around her neck.

Saphron seems to be an understanding, kind, caring and loving person. She loves to tease Jaune, and she is very reasonable with her wife while she has been busy at her work.


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Scarlet has red hair that comes down over his right eye, with a complete undercut. There are several red markings around his left eye. He wears a green, mulberry, navy color feather earring on his left ear and has a red military pelisse-like jacket draped over the left side. He also wears a gray bandanna around his neck.
On his right hand, he wears a fingerless glove, and on his right bicep, he has a gray band. He wears a white sleeveless shirt and light gray pants. He also wears a pair of long, brown, laced boots. Around his waist, he wears a brown belt and a slightly slanted gray belt that his weapon holster is attached to.
Scarlet also speaks with an English accent, befitting of his fairy tale allusion.

Scarlet is said to have a bossy personality with a sharp cunning wit, being able to see through Sun's self-centered personality and habits. When about to battle Team NDGO in the Vytal Festival , he expressed worry about getting sand in his boots, implying him to be somewhat fussy.
Following the Fall of Beacon , Scarlet's demanding nature heightened as he took the role of Team SSSN's leader at Sun's absence, feeling betrayed. He is shown to be blunt, and downtrodden at having to stay in Shade Academy . [3]
Scarlet takes his time at Haven and later Shade more seriously than his teammates, paying close attention to model students such as Coco Adel and Arslan Altan , especially respecting their skills in leadership as opposed to Sun's lack thereof any. He is also shown to be socially aware, deciding to subdue his excitement over the reshuffling of teams when meeting with the Beacon Brigade , who felt miserable from it. This is in part due to equating the strength of his team as a whole to how well the formation of the teams are.
Despite this, Scarlet was genuinely friends with Neptune Vasilias and Sage Ayana appreciating their company, though he has a distaste towards Sun due to his more negative tendencies and habit of leaving SSSN without any warning. However, at the end of RWBY: Before the Dawn , Scarlet comes to somewhat accept Sun as a leader, citing that there could be much worse people to lead SSSN.
Scarlet also grew to admire Nolan Porfirio and how he handled his grief, using to motivate himself to do better and not repeat the same mistakes he had made with the Battle of Beacon . The two of them would eventually go on to begin a romantic relationship, as seen at the end of Before the Dawn .


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Shay is a skinny man with long dirty blond hair and gray eyes. He has a stubble around his mouth and is missing an upper left tooth after getting punched by Yang. He wears a dark blue and gray jacket with torn sleeves over a long sleeved shirt He wears a bandana around his neck and has a shoulder pad on his right shoulder. He wears brown leather fingerless gloves with straps and brown pants with boots.

Shay is a lecherous, smug, and petty bandit who oversteps his boundaries. In his first appearance, he makes unwanted advances at Yang Xiao Long despite her lack of interest of him and even touches her hair, resulting in Yang punching him away. Whenever he is in a bad mood, Shay takes his aggression out on the person who humiliated him or others unrelated to his problems, displaying a lack of responsibility for his actions.
Shay is also deceitful, as he lures Yang near the Branwen Tribe 's hideout for his fellow bandits to ambush her. However, he becomes careless when he seemingly has the upper hand, such as when he revealed the location of the hideout after ambushing Yang, and overestimates himself against opponents stronger than him. When back to a corner, Shay immediately cowers and complies with the opponent's demands.


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Shion appears to be a young person with long silver hair and lavender eyes. They have light purple nail polish on their fingernails. Their outfit consists of loose light purple long sleeves with their shoulders exposed, baggy white trousers with a black sash that holds three golden keys, and high heel black boots. In addition to their attire, they wear a big light lavender mage hat with three black feathers on it and a black fabric collar with two gold rings around it.

Not much is known about Shion, but they appear to be stoic and calm. They also appear to be determined to capture Nightmares and prevent them from possessing people. In “ Awaken in a Dream ”, they appear very intelligent as they have great knowledgeable about Nightmare and dreamscapes. Shion appear to care for the safety for the people they send into the sleeper’s dreams. They have a habit of taking nap on a makeshift hammock when there is nothing to do. They also travels the world of Remnant to search for Nightmares and captured them since they do not stay a single place since once their mission is completely and clear all Nightmares, they have to move on to the next location.


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The Shopkeep is an elderly, balding, gray-haired man with wrinkles under his eyes and over his brow. Typically, he wears a green shirt with a red apron and gray pants.
Being older, he appears to have trouble moving around and moves sluggishly, occasionally being hunched over. His eyes always seem to be closed but he can still see.

In his first appearance, the Shopkeep shows little interest in conflict. He is timid when Torchwick and his men arrived, offering to let them take his money if they just leave. The man is very helpful, apparently taking part in preparations for the Vytal Festival and freely offering Emerald Sustrai directions to Tukson's Book Trade .
However, his helpful nature also makes him easy to take advantage of, as evidenced when Emerald pickpocketed him, despite his help. Given that he is seen driving an armored car for his Dust shop, the Shopkeep can be assumed to have a considerable work ethic, despite his age.
The Shopkeep was also willing to bribe researchers from Human Nextwork to let him be a character in the game. [1]


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Sienna was a female, Bengal [2] tiger-based Faunus with amber eyes, a dark complexion and wild black hair in an asymmetrical bob. Her Faunus trait manifested as an extra pair of ears, and her body was adorned with numerous tattoos resembling tiger stripes. [3] She wore four golden earrings on three of her ears, one on each Human ear and two on the left Faunus ear, as well as having a small jewel resembling a bindi on her forehead.
She was seen wearing a form-fitting dark gray sleeveless dress with white trim; the top part having a large diamond cutout exposing most of her back accompanied by a smaller diamond-shaped cutout just above her breasts, over which is a low-hanging long red cape that was clasped by golden rings near the crest of her top's chest cutout, as well as a gray waist cincher with red trim and a gold-buckled belt over it, which fastened a gray pouch on her right hip, and a long gray open skirt with thick white trim revealing a pair of black shorts beneath, along with over-the-knee black stockings with golden trim. Aside from that, she wore a pair of light gray wedged sandals with red laces tied to her calves, as well as a single black elbow-length fingerless glove on her right hand. She also wore a red rope with a golden bell on her left side wrapped around her waist with a matching rope wrapped around her right wrist.

Sienna was one of the White Fang's first advocates for using violence to combat Human prejudice toward the Faunus, and her very first actions as High Leader employed these methods. [4] She believed it necessary to use force in order to demand the respect of mankind, though only in acts of retaliation for continued crimes against their people rather than unprovoked acts of hate. She was known to be strong of mind and body, and perfectly willing to be violent, but not to the extent of hurting her cause on a global scale, which she believed Adam's participation in the Fall of Beacon had done by making the White Fang appear like a militant force declaring war. She was easily in touch with her anger but did not let it overrule her judgment, allowing Hazel Rainart to speak briefly after he effectively clarified he was not an enemy, and did not punish Adam for acting outside her authority, instead choosing to speak with him directly on their disagreement.
The nuances of Sienna's attitude and ideology are best illustrated by her interactions with Adam. While not as intensely prejudiced towards Humans as him and many others in the White Fang, she still regarded them with reflexive dislike and defensive skepticism. She was unconcerned about the Human lives taken by Adam, and on one occasion, only prevented him from killing a Schnee Dust Company security guard in order to focus on the mission at hand; she later encouraged him after he had accidentally killed one, only chastising him when he went too far, and due moreso to concern for the damage his excess could bring to their cause rather than the life of his victim. Despite his later activities boldly stepping beyond her approval, she underestimated the amount of support his destructive actions would earn him, such as in the Albain brothers and her own personal guard.
Though relatively level-headed for someone in her position, she was also shown to be somewhat arrogant and stubborn, being completely surprised by Adam's betrayal despite being well aware of his extremist tendencies. Upon the announcement of his coup, she stated she would not simply follow him, which was apparently predictable enough that Adam had already decided to kill her.


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Sil is a short man, light-skinned man with black bangs and light blue eyes.
He wears a black leather clothes with many belts and buckles.

He is described as a "goth extrovert," and has a tick of flipping his hair away from his face. He has a habit of doing this even when he is in dangerous situations such as when Fenix Nemean shot him with a turret gun.
Sil also put his tab on Fenix when he and his team visited the Skillful despite not knowing him or even caring about him just to avoid paying with his own money.
Like the rest of his team, he was okay with working with a criminal organization like the Wave as long as it meant that they got paid in the end. While he worked with them, he was shown to bark orders around at the lower ranked members and enjoyed it. He was also shown to be okay with using Violence on Daff in order to threaten Team SAFR in the process and blowing up the side of a mountain to kill them later on.
Despite working with the Wave, he and his team had no real loyalty to them. After they got their hands on one of their magic artifacts on their stolen ship, they used it to teleport out of there while leaving Lemon to fend for herself.


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Sion has orange facial hair. He wears a dark purple hat alongside a dark purple and gray purple uniform. He also wears white gloves and a white belt.

Sion is fairly aged and often seems overly bureaucratic, becoming cowardly at key moments. He is somewhat scared of Chief Officer Trish Rust . [1] He is also a friend of James Ironwood .


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Sky has blue eyes and long, combed back, dark blue hair. He wears dark gray armor with light gray edges, as well as vambraces of the same style. Underneath his armor, he wears a black, long-sleeved V-neck shirt and black pants.

Sky seems to be a cowardly sort. So far, he has not spoken and follows Cardin Winchester in his abuse of others. When Jaune Arc defies Cardin by pelting him with a jar of red sap, Sky tries to hide behind Dove Bronzewing , who shrugs him off, obviously annoyed.
He displays a capacity to be silly, as seen when he uses his hands to form bunny ears on his head, though whether this is lighthearted or entirely meant to offend Velvet Scarlatina is subject to speculation. His cowardly side is mostly seen when he abandons his leader to fend for himself against a giant Ursa .


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Sleet was a pale man with black, slicked back, graying hair. He had light blue eyes and wears glasses. Sleet wore a suit with a gray-blue vest and a dark blue tie.

Sleet appeared to be a professional man who keeps Atlas' concerns in mind. He was also shown to be frustrated with James Ironwood's practices as General and Headmaster of Atlas Academy due to the extreme secrecy employed by the General due to his paranoia after the Fall of Beacon. He was also distrustful and frustrated by Ironwood's refusal to reveal any of his secrets regarding the Amity Communications Tower project, the reason for the Dust Embargo and closing of borders of Atlas from the rest of the world, showing that he greatly cared for his Kingdom and would like for Ironwood reciprocate the amount of trust he and the rest of the council has put in him in order to further help Atlas.
Later during the events of " As Above, So Below ", Sleet was showcased to have an immense temper when angered. As seen when he was able to barely control his anger when the true character of Jacques Schnee was revealed and the full destructive repercussion of his selfish and amoral actions were disastrously affecting the city of Mantle , which also shown that Sleet cared for all the citizens of Atlas regardless of whether they were from the Kingdom's lower or upper class.


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Little looked like a regular mouse, having white fur with beige spots. They are able to stand on their hind legs, unlike normal mice.
After ascending, Somewhat became much larger, now as tall as Ruby's waist, with new tufts of fur on their head and chest. They gained a red-orange cape with seams at the end, similar to the hood Ruby dons. They also gained a brown leather pouch-like belt around their waist and brown fingerless gloves.

As Little, they were a curious and friendly mouse. When presented with an idea or concept they didn't understand, they politely asked for clarification. They offered to help Ruby find her friends shortly after meeting her, directing her towards their village to see if they had seen signs of her teammates.
Little appeared to be instinctively afraid of cats, as the mere mention of one of Ruby's friends having "cat ears" was enough to make them scream and cower, and seeing Blake for the first time yields the same reaction. This fear was quickly overcome when Little learned that while Blake has cat traits, she is not literally a cat, and they became comfortable enough to climb up Blake's body and rest on her shoulder. They were also willing to put their fears aside when it comes to friends.
Little believes that one's name is tied to their "purpose". When Ruby first introduces herself, Little is initially confused by her numerous titles, and asks if "Ruby Rose" is her "purpose". When Ruby gives Little their name, they ask "how" one "Littles". When Ruby, Weiss and Blake are preparing to leave Little's village, they offer to accompany the three of them as their "trusty guide" due to not having anything to do in the village yet.
Despite Little's enthusiasm, they tended to be unreliable. They quickly fell asleep after pointing Ruby in the direction of their village and later dozes off after their offer to be Team RWBY's guide is accepted. However, they are capable of great courage as seen, when Little obtained Floating Array from the Jinxy Peddler in order to make Ruby happy.
In " Tea Amidst Terrible Trouble ", they were willing to take risks and face their fears as they managed to stop Curious Cat by biting their tail before they can possess Ruby. As shown in their final moments as Little, they truly cared about Ruby as a friend and despite their small size, refused to abandon her and tried to get her to convince her to escape with them.


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Spring was a young girl with green eyes and long, similarly-colored hair tied in a ponytail. She wore a green summer dress with white straps, as well as various accessories such as a flower crown on her head and a flower bracelets around her wrists. She was also shown walking bare-footed.