History Characters / StarWarsVsWarhammer40KAdeptusAstartes

* DwindlingParty: [[spoiler:The Crimson Razors lose a lot of their named members over the course of the series. As of Season 3, Davik Thune is the only named Crimson Razor who is still alive, the rest of the named Crimson Razors that were introduced having been killed off in one way or another. This gets downplayed since Thune still has ''a ton'' of other unnamed Crimson Razors serving under him and the deaths of the named Razors hasn't significantly impacted the Chapter as a whole in any meaningful way.]]

* BackForTheDead: Like Araknus, he disappears from the story after Episode 8 and returns much later in Episode 31 where he [[spoiler:sacrifices himself as part of a trap to take out Grievous.]]

* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler:In Episode 31, he stays behind on a warship rigged to explode in order to ensure that Grievous won't be able to escape once he's boarded the ship.]]

* PragmaticVillainy: In Episode 7, he works hard to save Anaxes from being destroyed by Trench's planet-cracking bomb. Not because he necessarily cares about all the humans living on Anaxes, but rather so the Crimson Razors can conquer the planet themselves in the name of the God-Emperor and the Imperium.

* PragmaticVillainy: In Episode 7, he works hard to save Anaxes from being destroyed by Trench's planet-cracking bomb. Not because he necessarily cares about all the humans living on Anaxes, but rather so the Crimson Razors can conquer the planet for the Imperium.

* MindRape: Subjects Admiral Trench to this in Episode 7 and later Echo in Episode 8.

* CloseRangeCombatant: Unlike Araknus, Hastus is a melee fighter who has a a two-handed power sword as his primary weapon and a combat knife as his secondary weapon. The closest thing he has to a ranged weapon is a frag grenade.

A relatively young Swiftclaw who is part of the Pack sent by [[spoiler:Ciaphas Cain]] to investigate an abandoned terraforming station on Tatooine.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The subtitles in Episode 32 spell his name as "Yannik" while Episode 33's subtitles instead spell it as "Yan

* DefeatMeansRespect: When Saphran is initially faced with Jocasta Nu, he laughs and mockingly asks if the Jedi have grown so desperate that they've resorted to bringing their elders out of retirement to slow him down. After Jocasta is the one who fires the killing spot upon him, however, his tone changes and he seems to regard her as a WorthyOpponent. He ultimately chooses her to be the one who he says his last words to.

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: He's introduced narrating about how Bolters are the "proper" weapon for a Space Marine, looks down on his subordinates for preferring melee weapons, and smugly kill-steals from his fellow Astartes during the boarding of Trench's flagship at the Battle of Anaxes. This shows how he's a cocky GunNut.

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: He's introduced talking about how Bolters are the "proper" weapon for a Space Marine, looks down on his subordinates for preferring melee weapons, and smugly kill-steals from his fellow Astartes during the boarding of Trench's flagship at the Battle of Anaxes. This shows how he's a cocky GunNut.

* {{Irony}}: He's introduced preferring his Bolter over melee weapons and even smugly kill-stealing from his fellow Astartes during the boarding of Trench's flagship at Anaxes. When he faces Dooku during the Razors' assault on Raxus Secundus, this bites him in the ass as Dooku casually uses his Force lightning to disable Araknus's Bolter gun, leaving him armed with only a combat knife against a Sith Lord wielding a lightsaber.

[[folder:Heldress Torve]]
!!Captain Heldress Torve, Commander of the 1[[superscript:st]] Company

-->'''Heldress:''' There will be no losses. No Angels shall fall before we are finished. The only one of us whom [the Republic] will even be able to target will be the master of our Chapter, and he is already dead. And rest assured, Saint Lazarus, no matter how hard the Republic may try, they cannot kill death.

* GoOutWithASmile: He dies smirking at his Jedi enemies.

* OutrankingYourJob: A Wolf Lord is the Space Wolves' equivalent of an Astartes Captain, expected to lead one of the Chapter's twelve Great Companies, each of which ideally numbers around 100 Space Wolves (often more in practice due the Space Wolves not being a Codex-compliant Chapter). This guy is shown to be commanding a grand total of seven other Space Wolves (less than even a single Pack, the Space Wolves' equivalent of a squad) alongside one bounty hunter. He's also shown personally leading a small reconnaissance team on scouting mission into potentially hostile territory ahead of the main army, stuff that would realistically be handled by a Pack Leader (the Space Wolves' equivalent of a sergeant). It's possible that he originally was the commander of a Great Company, but only brought a single Pack with him to help evacuate the Xek-Tek Sector, leading to him getting unexpectedly cut off from the rest of his men when the Xek-Tek fleet made the BlindJump into the ''Star Wars'' galaxy.

* OutrankingYourJob: A Wolf Lord is the Space Wolves' equivalent of an Astartes Captain, expected to lead one of the Chapter's twelve Great Companies, each of which ideally numbers around 100 Space Wolves (often more in practice due the Space Wolves not being a Codex-compliant Chapter). This guy is shown to be commanding a grand total of seven other Space Wolves (less than even a single Pack, the Space Wolves' equivalent of a squad) alongside one bounty hunter. He's also shown carrying out tasks like personally leading a small reconnaissance team on scouting mission into potentially hostile territory ahead of the main army, stuff that would realistically be handled by a Pack Leader (the Space Wolves' equivalent of a sergeant). It's possible that he originally was the commander of a Great Company, but only brought a single Pack with him to help evacuate the Xek-Tek Sector, leading to him getting unexpectedly cut off from the rest of his men when the Xek-Tek fleet made the BlindJump into the ''Star Wars'' galaxy.

* BreathAttack: In Episode 28, a weakened and downed Saphran shoots blue-and-red daemonic lightning from his mouth at Depa Billaba in retaliation after she spits on his body. She uses Vaapad to absorb the attack and then throws a spin kick into Saphran's face to make him stop.

* TheSpartanWay: [[spoiler:Their recruitment method consists of taking young boys, placing them in squads, and then making those squads fight each other for months. Then, after the squads have been whittled down to the strongest (with the weaker squads being killed), each squad of child soldiers is ordered to fight amongst themselves; those that refuse are killed. The last boy standing from each squad is then told to execute his former brothers in arms. If he does, he is taken to be implanted with gene-seed and begin the transformation into a Space Marine of the Crimson Razors. If he refuses, he and his comrades are all killed.]]

* BadassCrew: Five of them are able to clear out Jabba's Palace without taking a single casualty.

* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Part of the reason the Skywatch has been able to get away with being so Codex-Deviant for ten thousand years is due to the Chapter possessing strong ties to the Ordos Xenos of the Inquisition, who in turn shield the Skywatch from any Inquisitorial scrutiny.

* EmpathicShapeshifter: One of the trials that the Skywatch put their new recruits through involves stripping a trainee almost naked and then locking them alone in a room with Katathma flowers. These flowers are lethal organisms that shapeshift into forms of terror and death depending on the perceptions and expectations of the observer. The only way for a recruit to survive is to empty their mind of their emotions, thereby forcing the shapeshifting flowers to [[ShapeshifterModeLock default to their standard forms]]. These flowers are cultivated aboard the ''Master of Light'' and are said to have originated from Heimdal Primaris.