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* {{Determinator}}: Despite "losing" to GDI in the wars they've fought, the Brotherhood just won't quit or die. And just when [[ItsQuietTooQuiet things are quiet and GDI gets complacent]], the Brotherhood comes roaring back with more soldiers, weapons, and technology than before. Of course, this is because Kane himself [[JokerImmunity doesn't seem to quit or die either]].
-->'''GDI General Jack Granger''': As long as there is Tiberium on Earth, Nod is a serious threat.
-->'''GDI General Jack Granger''': As long as there is Tiberium on Earth, Nod is a serious threat.
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** At the beginning of ''Kane's Wrath'', he does seem to show some sympathy for the poor and disenfranchised citizens of Rio. Though, given the overall PragmaticVillainy of both Kane and the Brotherhood, he ''could've'' just been using them and the resulting insurrection to cause trouble for GDI and recruit more followers to his cause.
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* SquishyWizard: Their units are, in general, either overpriced for their actual firepower, but have a variety of tricks the other factions can't duplicate, such as not needing silos, flying MCVs, and various Tiberium-related gimmicks.
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* SquishyWizard: Their units are, in general, either overpriced for their actual firepower, but have a variety of tricks the other factions can't duplicate, such as not needing silos, flying MCVs, and various Tiberium-related gimmicks.gimmicks. As humanity finds out, however, they're still generally shown to be vulnerable to conventional weapons, as well as same sonic resonance systems used on Tiberium.
