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Max Tennyson
Max Tennyson
- The Ace: To the Plumbers, he is a legend because he was one of the best.
- Adults Are Useless: Averted. He has the experience, the tools, and the ability to take down villains with or without Ben or Ruby's help. He knows about the Omnitrix from the beginning, does his best to help, and, when informed by his grandchildren about aliens or other weird phenomena, believes them.
- An Arm and a Leg: Has his arm ripped off by Dr. Viktor.
- Badass Normal: No powers? No problem.
- Big Good: A Grand Magister of the Plumbers and presumably he's the one in charge of the branch on Earth.
- Cool Car: The Rustbucket.
- Cool Old Guy: Aging clearly didn't weaken him that much.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Few people would expect this old, slightly obese, cheerful Lethal Chef to be by far one of the most competent Plumbers ever.
- Dead Partner: Devin Levin.
- Go Out with a Smile: Max's death at the hands of Viktor has him imagine a better version of his death.
- Happily Married: Still married to Verdona in this continuity.
- Hawaiian-Shirted Tourist: Never seen without his Hawaiian shirt, unless he's in full Plumber gear.
- Lethal Chef: To everyone BUT the aliens, apparently.
- The Mentor: Ben and Ruby's biggest inspiration.
- Mentor Occupational Hazard: He fits the role of the old guard mentor figure for The Hero who appears to die later on.
- The Men in Black: The Plumbers
- Reasonable Authority Figure: And often much more reasonable than his grandchildren.
- Uncertain Doom: It's unclear if he was killed or just sent to the Null Void.
Verdona Tennyson
Verdona Tennyson
- Adaptational Job Change: Magistrata of the Plumbers.
- Adaptational Superpower Change: Verdona is now an Osmosian, not an Anodite.
- Happily Married: To Max Tennyson.
- Never Mess with Granny: Literally; she is an actual grandmother, yet was able to handle Kevin in a fight.
Anna Dombrowski
Anna Dombrowski
- Action Mom: She raises two kids back home, and can slice through thousands of vines in a second with her paper.
- Good Parents: Anna and Sienna put Kevin through therapy and visited him weekly as he recovered.
- Paper Master: Her powers.
- The Rival: With Glynda Goodwitch, starting around Ben and Ruby's age involving an incident involving unfairly critiqued writing. She then channeled that spite into her writing and wrote a bestseller, and every book she's published since then has also been a bestseller, which she rubs into Glynda's face whenever she can.
- Shout-Out: To Yomiko Readman from Read or Die.
Ari Caro
- Abusive Parents: Implied briefly- Rook makes mention as to why Ari doesn't like her parents.
- Ambiguously Brown: Has noticeably dark skin, but her ethnicity is never described.
- Badass Adorable: Ari can casually wrestle an Appoplexian and look cute doing so.
- Cat Girl: Due to her Archemedian horns.
- Dance Battler: Does a lot of leg work with her fighting.
- The Determinator: After her experiences in the Archimedes/Incursean war, no one would have judged her if she switched careers. Instead, she went right back to work, vowing that no other child would die so horribly on her watch.
- Fiery Redhead: Ari's red hair plays off of her personality very well.
- Gadgeteer Genius: She helped Ceres develop Doppler with Lev.
- Jerk With A Heartof Gold: She's a bit bitchy and her bedside manner needs work, but she loves her friends and Ceres and takes the Hippocratic oath very seriously.
- Playing with Fire: As an Archemedian, Ari can freely manipulate violet flames.
- Shell-Shocked Veteran: Her experiences as a war medic were traumatic, especially since she had to amputate limbs without anesthesia multiple times.
Lev
- Ambiguously Brown: Has noticeably dark skin.
- Action Fashionista: Kicks ass and looks fantastic doing so.
- The Alcoholic: Has shades of this. While he's usually seen sober, he's the first to reach for the alcohol if it's present, and can only truly let down his walls when he's drunk. It's even pointed out that he can only talk about his experiences during the Archimedes/Incursean war while he's blackout drunk, which hints that he occasionally drinks to cope.
- Artificial Limbs: Has prosthetic legs.
- Asexual
: Confirmed by author. - Cat Boy: Due to the Archemedian horns.
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Chaotic Neutral: He loves chaos but he's mainly out of the action. - Coincidence Magnet: Appeared randomly at Beacon during Duped, all because he heard Ben was getting sloshed.
- Gadgeteer Genius: He helped Ceres develop Doppler with Ari.
- Jerk With A Heartof Gold: He's chaotic by nature and acts like he doesn't care, but he actually cares A LOT.
- Playful Hacker: His main job with the Plumbers is cybersecurity and hacking and code-breaking.
- Playing with Fire: A natural ability as an Archemedian.
- Stepford Smiler: Given his experiences during the Archimedes/Incursean war, and knowing very well what Ari and Ceres went through, it's no surprise he is this.
- Strong Family Resemblance: Although he and Ceres aren't related by blood, he's often mistaken for her twin because of people assuming this trope.
Sienna Khan
Sienna Khan
- Adaptational Nice Guy: Sienna left this universe's version of the White Fang when Ghira stepped down, and joined the Plumbers with a number of other defectors, instead of leading the more extremist version of the group.
- Chain Pain: Sienna uses a chain weapon, which she both uses as a whip and wraps around her fist. Both ends have several links of arrowhead-shaped spikes containing Dust crystals, which can be detached and sent flying at her enemies like darts.
- Good Parents: Anna and Sienna put Kevin through therapy and visited him weekly as he recovered.
- She-Fu: She frequently made use of acrobatic flips and kicks to compliment her chain whip.
Azmuth
Azmuth
- Adaptational Nice Guy: More like a friendly grandpa in Gemstones.
- Badass Bookworm: Not so much most of the time.
- Crazy-Prepared: He's called the "First Thinker" by the Galvans because he tries to prepare for every contingency he can think of.
- Gadgeteer Genius: He did make the Omnitrix.
- Mad Scientist: Sort of. He's currently more or less a reasonable scientist, but he still tends to be... eccentric, to say the least.
- The Watcher: He can follow Ben's use of the Omnitrix on regular basis through elements inside the Omnitrix.
- World's Smartest Man: Azmuth is considered the brightest mind in three to five galaxies and sometimes even the universe. He's a Galvan, a species already known for Super-Intelligence, and he's the brightest of them all, to where they named him First Thinker.
Blukic
An utterly incompetent idiot of a Galvan at the Rushmore Base.
- Take That!: Written by the author to punish Blukic for being a "Karma Houdini" in Omniverse.
- Shorter Means Smarter: well... supposedly at least.
- Too Dumb to Live: Practically everything about them.
Hunters and Huntresses
Taiyang Xiao Long
Taiyang Xiao Long
- Amicable Exes: His split with Raven was much more amicable here, and they're still on good terms.
- Bruiser with a Soft Center: The man who taught Yang her brutal, bare-knuckled fighting style, is built like a brick house, is at least as skilled as his daughter Yang, has a tattoo on one arm and a scarf tied around the other. He's also a great father!
- Cartwright Curse: Both of his relationships with his daughters' mothers ended with his significant other either vanishing or dying.
- Eccentric Mentor: While he's a bit of a nut, he's also an excellent teacher to Yang.
- Heroic BSoD: Losing his first love and then Summer, his second wife, caused him to "shut down" as Yang described it for an unknown period of time- long enough that Yang effectively had to take over in raising Ruby. Thankfully it seems that he's recovered, and Yang doesn't hold a grudge in the present day.
- Meaningful Name: One translation of "Taiyang" is "Yang Senior". His eldest daughter is one of the show's main characters and is introduced to the audience long before he is introduced. Her name is Yang.
- Parental Neglect: According to Yang, Taiyang 'shut down' and was so busy at Signal that Yang had to raise Ruby for an unspecified amount of time. At some time he did return to being their father, but Yang is still carrying the psychological scars from that time.
- Perma-Stubble: Much like Qrow, Taiyang has stubble on his face, and like Qrow, was clean-shaven in the picture of team STRQ. Unlike Qrow, whose stubble makes up part of his lack of concern for appearance, Taiyang's is meant to give him a definite fatherly image.
- Play-Along Prisoner: When he's kidnapped by Roman and the Forever Knight, after regaining consciousness he was originally going to just wait for his daughters to rescue him.
- Visual Pun: He's a very good father, who clearly loves and worries about his daughters and has a tattoo of a spiked heart on his arm. He has his heart on his sleeve.
Summer Rose
Summer Rose
- Action Mom: She and Taiyang were both huntsmen; even when he was a teacher, she went out on active assignments.
- Good Parents: Ruby describes her as a "Super-Mom" and mentions that she baked cookies in addition to hunting monsters, and the entire family was devastated when she didn't return from the mission she was on.
- Missing Mom: She often went on Huntress missions that took her away from home until, one day, she never returned. Ruby visits her cliff-top grave whenever she can.
- Not Quite Dead: Revealed in Chapter 48 that she IS alive...just a captive prisoner of Salem.
Qrow Branwen
Qrow Branwen
- The Alcoholic: Ben notes he smells of booze.
- Animal Theme Naming: Like Raven, he's named after corvids.
- BFS: Harbinger is a huge sword that is almost as tall as he is. It can transform into both a gun and a scythe. The "sword" is actually the scythe's entire blade; when unfolded with the long handle that comes with a scythe form, the weapon is bigger than Qrow.
- Brutal Honesty: He doesn't hold back his opinions.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: While some characters consider him to be badass, he's...drunk. Like, almost all the time.
- Clock Punk: Between the blade and handle of Qrow's weapon is a circular mechanism containing visible gears. The gears allow the handle to rotate at angles to the blade, allowing it to activate its sword, gun, or scythe formations. The gears audibly whir whenever the weapon changes form, standing out against the more modern revolving chambers and transformation mechanisms of other weapons in the series.
- Cool Uncle: He was the teammate of Ruby and Yang's father, and also of the two women who became their mothers, so they both call him "uncle".
- Dirty Old Man: At least in appearance.
- Functional Addict: His alcoholism doesn't seem to dull his abilities as a professional Huntsman all that much. He can fight with the best huntsmen, is quick on the uptake, and perceptive. Aside from the occasional bout of severe drinking where he ends up insensible, most of the time he acts like he isn't drunk beyond a slight slur to his speech.
Raven Branwen
Raven Branwen
- Adaptational Nice Guy: Seems to be a little bit nicer in this version, as she confirms everything Ruby said about Summer was true.
- Amicable Exes: Her split with Taiyang was much more amicable here, and they still meet pleasantly every so often.
- Animal Motif: Like her brother, named after a bird.
- BFS: Her katana can extend to become as long as she is tall.
- Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You: This version of her has a few for leaving Yang.
Professor Ozpin
Professor Ozpin
- Big Good: As Beacon headmaster, he oversees the training of the next generation of fighters.
- Clock Tower: Beacon Academy's tallest tower and his office, with the clock's face acting as a large window.
Glynda Goodwitch
Glynda Goodwitch
- Alliterative Name: An imperfect example as Glynda Goodwitch only produces the same sound when the first name is spoken in a clumsy fashion.
- Arch-Enemy: To Anna, apparently. Someone insulted the others' writing. In spite, Anna went on to become the best selling author. There are still some very noticeable sparks in the air when they meet.
- Badass Cape: In opposition to the rest of her attire, Goodwitch wears a black cape with purple lining.
- Cleavage Window: Due to her high collar, she possesses a very centralized opening in her blouse that exposes some of her cleavage.
- Deadpan Snarker: Her prim and proper exterior is complimented by her incredibly sharp wit, often snarking at her hyperactive students.
- Good Is Not Nice: Glynda is a heroine and a professional Huntress, but she has no qualms criticizing her students if they behave badly.
- Whip of Dominance: Glynda carries a riding crop which acts as both a wand and a means to intimidate her listeners when she needs to punctuate her words for emphasis. Coupled with her messy bun, glasses, stern demeanor, cleavage-exposing pencil-thin dress, and knee-high boots, her appearance carries a Dominatrix overtone.
Cardin Winchester
Cardin Winchester
- Agony Beam: His Semblance, "Active Burn", can cause a hit to feel like it's burning.
- Break the Haughty: Ben gives him a Curb-Stomp Battle - once as Diamondhead, the other as a human.
- The Bully: This to Velvet Scareletina.
- Butt-Monkey: The series' current holder of this title. So far, he's been beaten up by Diamondhead, punched by Yang, scared by Diamondhead AGAIN, tormented with copies of Diamondhead via Velvet's camera, been stood up on a date by Brianna, beaten up by Kevin, and THEN knocked out
- Fantastic Racism: Guilty of this to Velvet.
- Having a Blast: He can generate what's essentially a wave of explosions by slamming his mace on the ground.
- Smug Snake: Acts like a tough guy when he feels safe, torments other students, and makes their lives as miserable as possible just for fun.
- Sore Loser: Still seems to have it out for Ben 6 years after their first sparring match.
- Stood Up: When he asks "Brianna" out in Chapter 50, they say yes just to spite him for not even bothering to learn their name, and reverting back to Ben means that it's impossible. We see the result in Chapter 53.
- Throw the Dog a Bone: Cardin gets one in Chapter 66. He realizes differences in this world are of degree, and not of kind. And in war, the only difference that really mattered was who was on his side.
- Why Did It Haveto Be Snakes: Seems to have a Diamondhead phobia, Velvet is able to intimidate him easily with obvious holograms of said alien.
Velvet Scarletina
Velvet Scarletina
- Ascended Extra: One of Ben's friends outside of the Zeta Squad and RWBY groups.
- Camera Fiend: Velvet will take photos at any opportunity, even when on the battlefield.
- The Dog Bites Back: Intimidates Cardin into submission with Diamondhead holograms after he insults her again, then takes a photo of his frightened state for good measure.
- Guile Hero: Velvet is a smart girl. She's perceived as gentle and in need of protection by everyone around her. However, she's not really the shrinking violet everyone thinks she is.
- Little Bit Beastly: Being a rabbit Faunus, she has a pair of long rabbit ears, which are pulled on by Cardin in her first appearance. She possesses a pair of human ears, too.
- Silk Hiding Steel: Velvet looks like, and on some level is, a Shrinking Violet rabbit Faunus with a gentle demeanor. However, she deliberately plays this appearance up in order to catch people off guard.
Penny Polendina
Penny Polendina
- Catchphrase: "Sal-u-tations!"
- Refers to dodgeball as 'Dodge The Ball Then Eliminate Your Enemies With The Ball'.
- Androids Are People, Too: Penny, for all her weirdness, is portrayed as a conscious person rather than a machine.
- Cute Bruiser: Played with - she's cute, sure, but her fighting style isn't power-based, possibly. However, she does stop a truck with her own hands.
- Does Not Know Her Own Strength: Penny tends to be a teensy bit too enthusiastic with showing affection.
- Idiot Hair: Penny has a single curl of hair sticking upwards from the top of her head. She is an awkward person with a strange way of talking and poor social skills.
- Kill It with Fire: Her first death.
- Literal-Minded: Thanks to her naivety, Penny can take statements at face value or misinterpret them.
- Mistaken for Gay: When she reveals her synthetic nature to Ben, Ruby, and Ceres, her wording initially makes Ceres think that she's trans instead.
- Never Bareheaded: Penny always wears a bow in her hair, in a half-ponytail style. The bow is always worn at a crooked angle.
- Ridiculously Human Robot: She identifies herself as fully synthetic, but can generate an Aura and thus has a soul, though this may not have been gained in a typical manner.
- Robotic Reveal: After stopping a truck with her bare hands in "A Normal Girl", she confesses to not being a real girl, while showing that her hands have metal underneath the skin.
- Robot Wizard: Only living things can generate Aura, which gives humans who master the power the ability to manifest their power as special abilities that can seem like superhero powers or even magic-like in function. Although Penny is a robot, she is the very first artificial creation that is capable of sustaining an Aura.
- Stronger Than They Look: Ben notes she has an iron grip when they shake hands.
- Youthful Freckles: On her cute little face.
James Ironwood
James Ironwood
- Adaptation Origin Connection: Stepfather to Weiss in this universe.
- The Brigadier: Is amicable with Ozpin, and is concerned enough about his students' safety to bring some military forces to protect them.
- Determinator: Ironwood is noted for being a man who never gives up pursuing his vision of how people should be protected.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Invokes this just by appearance.
Winter Schnee
Winter Schnee
- Adaptational Early Appearance: Appears earlier than she did in canon.
- Cool Big Sis: Weiss is of this opinion, and while Winter can be a bit cold she certainly cares about her sister's personal wellbeing more than anything else.
- Icy Blue Eyes: To a greater degree than Weiss.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Even though Winter is a bit callous and aloof, she deeply loves Weiss.
- Number Two: Winter functions as Ironwood's right-hand woman.
- Prim and Proper Bun: She wears a high bun that is very slightly offset to her left. She's a high-ranking member in the Atlesian military and a stern and professional woman who carries herself with dignity and elegance.
Coco Adel
Coco Adel
- Briefcase Blaster: Her handbag can transform into a Gatling gun.
- Combat Stilettos: Her extremely fashionable combat clothing consist of studs, belts and very high heels.
- Cool Shades: The aspect of her character.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: Her skirt cuts to one side and a mysterious strap dangles near her left knee. Her hair also sports a side plait on the right that's orange instead of brown.
- Hammerspace: Her purse, which is at best one cubic foot, transforms into a minigun.
- The Leader: Coco is the leader of her four-person team.
- Long-Range Fighter: Fights mainly at a longer range with her gatling bag, and shows some difficulty when opponents close in on her.
Fox Alistair
Fox Alistair
- Animal Theme Naming: His black, orange and brown color themes, from his hair to his skin and his black-legged, orange-bodied clothing, are reminiscent of the color scheme of a red fox.
- Aura Vision: To compensate for his blindness, Fox mastered an advanced Huntsman technique to sense the aura of living things, letting him roughly gauge his surroundings based on people or animals he can "see".
- Covered with Scars: Most of his arms are covered in scars and there's also a vertical scar running down the left side of his mouth.
- Deadpan Snarker
- Disabled Snarker: Dude's a blind telepath.
- Monochromatic Eyes: His eyes are solid white. There's no evidence of differentiation between sclera, irises or pupils.
- Power Fist: His blades have large metal plates that extend past his arm and seem to serve as knuckle dusters.
Yatsuhashi Daichi
Yatsuhashi Daichi
- Apologetic Attacker: Yatsuhashi is always a little uncomfortable with using his Semblance because he hates messing with people's minds in case something goes wrong. When using it to erase memory, he always apologizes to whomever he's about to influence.
- BFS: His weapon is a giant, bronze curved sword almost as tall as he is.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: The shoulder armor on his left arm has no counterpart on his right.
- Gentle Giant: As one of the tallest characters, Yatsuhashi is a huge man.
- Mundane Utility: One of Yatsu's most common usages of his Semblance is just making his enemies forget the last second or two of the fight, disorienting them.
- Muscles Are Meaningful: Yatsuhashi is one of the tallest and most muscled characters, and is correspondingly strong.
- Short Teens, Tall Adults: Most of the teenagers have reasonable heights, but are dwarfed by most of the adults being unusually tall. Yatsuhashi is the exception; at 7'0" tall, he averts the trope and is the 2nd tallest character in the show, right after Hazel who is confirmed to be 8'0" tall.
Russel Thrush
Russel Thrush
- Combat Parkour: Russell uses flips to avoid attacks and somersaults as an attack.
- Delinquent Hair: Sports a wily mohawk.
- Dual Wielding: Uses two oddly-shaped swords.
- Spell Blade: Russel's daggers are similar in design to Weiss's Myrtenaster.
Dove Bronzewing
Dove Bronzewing
- Boring, but Practical: His weapon is a fairly simple gunblade, but he is very capable with it, deflecting and parrying most of Pyrrha's blows, which is more than can be said for some of his teammates.
- Eyes Always Shut: He has opened his eyes... once.
- Let's Fight Like Gentlemen: Knows when he's beat against Rook, so he calmly surrenders to avoid embarassment.
- Mix-and-Match Weapon: Dove's weapon is one half of a revolver, and one half of a sword.
Sky Lark
Sky Lark
- Beware the Silly Ones: Despite a goofy side, Sky is by no means nice.
- Mix-and-Match Weapon: Sky's Halberd is a gun.
Flynt Coal
Flynt Coal
- Badass Arm-Fold: The first time we see Flynt, when Neon rushes to his side as the fight starts, he has his arms crossed while holding his trumpet in his right hand.
- Can't Tie His Tie: Though most likely a fashion choice, Flynt keeps his untied necktie around through his collar. No small wonder how it hasn't fallen off yet.
- Color-Coded for Your Convenience: His Semblance creates three copies of himself to quadruple his stopping power, and each one has a different accent color. However, he is always seen wearing a cyan tie and has a cyan band around his hat, so it's easy to keep track of where the actual Flynt is compared to his copies.
- Cool Shades: Wide sunglasses that hide most of his eyes, though they are visible when he looks down and over the shades.
- Crippling Over Specialization: Flynt can do one thing, and one thing only: blast sound waves. Even with his Semblance, he still can't do much more than 'point trumpet, blow trumpet'. The moment his opponents find a way around this, as happened with Weiss and Yang, he starts getting his ass kicked.
- The Leader: Given his name, of Team FNKI.
- Self-Duplication: Flynt's Semblance allows him to create three color-coded duplicates of himself, amplifying the power of his sonic attacks. This makes him the third character shown so far able to create a second image of himself, though he's limited to three clones judging by the information Oobleck gives.
Neon Katt
Neon Katt
- Awesome, but Impractical: Her rollerblades give her great mobility in a fight, but skating on uneven ground carries with it the risk of being tripped up. When she is distracted by Yang during their tournament fight, she loses her concentration and ends up falling, allowing Yang to defeat her.
- Collared by Fashion: She wears a white collar with a bell on it, modeled after a cat's bell collar.
- Color Failure: Neon's color pallet becomes a muted gray after their defeat, though it quickly comes back once she's gotten over it.
- Eyelid Pull Taunt: Flashes Yang one of these briefly in their fight.
- Facial Markings: A small heart under her left eye.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: Neon is covered in various accessories that make it easier to count what part of her attire is symmetrical.
- Flash Step: Neon uses this to beat Yang up in the doubles round.
- Genki Girl: Neon is an incredibly energetic girl, with a personality to match her vibrant looks and Semblance. Both times she's lost a fight, she's responded by asking the other team to hang out with her.
- Girlish Pigtails: She has two sets of these: two big, puffy pigtails on each side of her head, and two smaller ones on the back of her head. She's a Genki Girl with a Rainbow Motif, so it fits.
- An Ice Person: Her nunchucks are energized with Dust, allowing her to use its effects on contact. She prefers ice Dust judging by her use of it on the Grimm and on Yang, further limiting her opponents' mobility in comparison to her own.
- Little Bit Beastly: She's a cat faunus, having a long tail and a cat smile by default.
- Punny Name: Try reading her name "Neon Katt" quickly and the sound would be similar to Nyan Cat. She's a cat Faunus who zips around with a rainbow trail, much like the Nyan Cat.
- Rainbow Motif: Neon leaves a rainbow wake in her path. Even her starry eyes are rainbow gradient!
- Rollerblade Good: Neon wears a pair of two-wheeled rollerblades, giving her a high amount of mobility around the battle field, though they are vulnerable to rough terrain.
Clover Ebi
Clover Ebi
- The Ace: Only the best graduates of the Huntsman academy join the Atlesian military. The very best of those join the unit known as the Ace-Operatives, a unit of five people famed throughout the Kingdom of Atlas as being the most talented and gifted Huntsmen in the kingdom. Clover is the leader of this unit and is responsible for keeping the team at their best.
- Born Lucky: Clover appears to be blessed with charm and surrounds himself with lucky symbols, such as a horseshoe, lucky rabbit's foot, and a badge that is a combination of a four-leaf clover and horseshoe.
- Exposed to the Elements: Clover's uniform is sleeveless with a v-neck, showing off his muscular shoulders and arms.
- Good Luck Charm: Clover carries a number of traditional lucky charms on his person, such as a rabbit's foot hanging on his belt and a four-leaf clover framed by a horseshoe on his left breast.
- Winds of Destiny, Change!: Clover's Semblance brings good fortune. This allows him to shift the potential fate of either himself or others.
Rex Salazar
Rex Salazar
- Adaptational Sexuality: In canon he only openly displayed attraction towards women. Here he's dating Noah.
- Dashing Hispanic: He's half-Argentinan, half-Mexican.
- Destructive Savior: Rex at one point defends his work by saying that he protects people and property, only to quickly amend that he doesn't do as much of the latter.
- Person of Mass Destruction
- Red Is Heroic: Wears a red jacket as his main outfit.
- Shapeshifter Weapon: He doesn't have one so much as he is one.
- Swiss-Army Superpower: His powers let him create and control machinery, as well as interface with and control any electronic system by touch.
Six
Six
- Ambiguously Brown: Six is Chinese, but the average viewer didn't really get that impression.
- Badass in a Nice Suit: Never seen without his trademark green suit and tie.
- Badass Normal: He's a normal human.
- Bodyguarding a Badass: This to Ironwood.
- Cool Sword: He has two retractable katanas.
- Dual Wielding: He dual-wields his swords.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's incredibly distant, but he's a drinking buddy of Qrow.
- The Lancer: To Ironwood.
- Lightning Bruiser: Ridiculously tough and one of the fastest combatants.
- The Men in Black: He has the look and the attitude down. Think Agent K with two fold-out swords.
- Tall, Dark, and Snarky
