History Characters / RedVsBlueOthers

* AnArmAndALeg: His left leg is a prosthesis from mid-thigh down, and it's strong enough to put a melon-sized dent in a car.

[[Characters/RedVsBlueRedTeam Red Team]] ([[Characters/RedVsBlueDexterGrif Dexter Grif]]) | [[Characters/RedVsBlueBlueTeam Blue Team]] ([[Characters/RedVsBlueLeonardLChurch Leonard L. Church]], [[Characters/RedVsBlueLaverniusTucker Lavernius Tucker]], [[Characters/RedVsBlueMichaelJCaboose Michael J. Caboose]], [[Characters/RedVsBlueAgentWashington Agent Washington]])\\

[[Characters/RedVsBlueProjectFreelancer Project Freelancer]] ([[Characters/RedVsBlueSimulationTroopers Simulation Troopers]] | [[Characters/RedVsBlueArtificialIntelligences Artificial Intelligences]]) | [[Characters/RedVsBlueCharonIndustries Charon Industries]] ([[Characters/RedVsBlueFelix Felix]], [[Characters/RedVsBlueLocus Locus]]) | [[Characters/RedVsBlueChorus Chorus]] | [[Characters/RedVsBlueCosmicPowers Cosmic Powers]] | [[Characters/RedVsBlueAllianceOfDefense Alliance of Defense]] | '''Others'''-]]]]]

* GutturalGrowler: Literally, as demonstrated by [[http://lordjazor.tumblr.com/post/160916141174/been-seeing-this-speculation-around-a-lot-that his voice actor]] - the voice comes from so deep in the throat every word vibrates.

* HiddenDepths: Jax is actually quite knowledgable about time travel, giving coherent explanations about how it's used in movies[[labelnote:*]]citing ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'', ''Film/StarTrek2009'', and ''Film/BackToTheFuture''[[/labelnote]], and giving a logical explanation as to what kind of paradoxes it can create.

* {{Sacrificial Lion}}ess: For the Director, since her death led to his crimes.
* SemperFi[=/=]SpaceMarine: Judging from her uniform and cap, she seems to have been from the UNSC Marine Corps, which fits into both categories.

* BadassBaritone: He speaks in a deep voice, indicating how much knowledge he holds.

[[caption-width-right:322:''"I have a reputation to uphold. If word got out that two bounty hunters killed ''my'' men, shot up ''my'' property, and kidnapped ''my'' son all without consequences, that would be a sign of weakness... which is why I am personally going to bash your skulls open and feed you to my dogs."'']]

[[folder: In General]]

[[folder: The Alien]]

* ADayInTheLimelight: The ambiguously canon 360 episode "The Talk" is told entirely from his perspective as Tucker, Church, and Sarge attempt to give him, well, TheTalk.

* TheIntern: Still in school with 47 more credits needed to graduate when he's placed with Dylan.

[[folder: Ruben Lozano]]

* TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou: She has some sort of personal beef with West and wants to be the one that deals with him. Thus, when she learns that Zero severely injured him, she's naturally angry and attempts to stab him with her knife. [[spoiler:It's because she's actually half his daughter, with East revealed to be a kind of LiteralSplitPersonality of hers]].

** The Meta is a LightningBruiser, using his strength in combat; Zero is a speedy martial artist, who uses his skill.
** The Meta uses a combination weapon in the form of the Brute Shot, which is a much more “physical” weapon; Zero’s main weapon is the Great Key, a sword made of energy.
** The Meta’s armour is white and drab in colour; whilst Zero’s is RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver, not to mention glows at times.
** [[spoiler: The Meta’s “ally”, Sigma, was created using a fractured AI based on a human man’s mind, and was the one directing him as an empty shell from the beginning of his StartOfDarkness; the Black Lotus Zero, obtained at the very end, is an alien technological entity which truly controls the Ultimate Power which Zero struggles to.]]
** [[spoiler: The Meta’s original goal was not to become power, but to reform with the AI Fragments to achieve Metastability, and would later continue to for the sake of just power in a single-minded manner due to his psychological overriding; Zero seeks power for power’s sake as well, but he only does it as a means of revenge and because he feels entitled to.]]
** [[spoiler: The Meta is SmarterThanYouLook and is capable of playing the long game to get his hands on what he needs and uses his strengths and weaknesses with a surprising amount of cunning; Zero appears, and fairly is, a skilled tactician and leader but he begins to suffer a VillainousBreakdown even after getting his Ultimate Power and it hampers his performance.]]

* TeleportSpam: While he doesn't do it as frequently as Phase, his armor allows him to jump from one place to the next. His also has more freedom than Phase's, since she can seemingly only teleport to wherever her knife is.

* TeleportSpam: She's somehow capable of doing this, closing the distance between her and anyone she feels is in need of being introduced to her knives. To do so though, she needs to ''throw'' her knife, and then teleports to the location it was thrown. She mainly throws it behind opponents so as to catch them off guard from behind, or into vehicles so as to quickly catch up with them.

** In terms of abilities and personality, Phase acts more casually and calmly, even when facing accomplished soldiers like Carolina while Agent East is otherwise hot-headed and brash. Phase can seemingly teleport towards her knife once thrown without consequence, while East possesses SuperSpeed that tires her out and leaves her vulnerable afterwards. "Duo" indicates that she went through similar experiments as East, but she has become hateful, vengeful, and villainous while East is just angry. Phase wears purple and black armor, in contrast to East's dark pink. [[spoiler:And then East turns out to be a LiteralSplitPersonality, that when merged back with Phase makes her purple parts pink.]]

!Interstellar Daily

[[folder:Dylan Andrews]]
!Dylan Andrews
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"People are quick to jump to conclusions. They see something or hear something and fit it into a preconceived emotional box. [...] It's up to people like me to find the very truth and expose the real facts."'']]
-->'''Voiced By:''' Anna Margaret Hollyman

A reporter for the Interstellar Daily determined to track down the Reds and Blues in Season 15.

A criminal syndicate led by Zero.

A former Alliance member who is in search of the Ultimate Power.

!Unaffiliated

[[folder:Mason Wu / Siris]]
!Siris/Mason Wu
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"We are not crooks [...] The three of us set out to stop criminals. We do good, we get paid, everybody wins."'']]
--> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/ChristopherSabat

Locus and Felix's partner in the past.

!!Associated Tropes:
* AintTooProudToBeg: Begs Ruben Lozano for mercy after the crime boss threatens to invoke RevengeByProxy.
* AnArmAndALeg: His left leg is a prosthesis from mid-thigh down, and it's strong enough to put a melon-sized dent in a car.
* BountyHunter: Along with Felix and Locus. He apparently got them the gig.
* ChangedMyMindKid: He considers abandoning Felix and Locus when things get ugly since Ruben didn't know he was part of their team, but ultimately he sticks around.
* EarNotch: On the same side as his prosthesis and eyebrow scar.
* EveryoneHasStandards: He's against illegally taking Gabriel Lozano hostage and would rather have turned him over to the police.
* HappilyMarried: Implied towards an unseen woman named Megan. Felix even says that Siris can use his third of the bounty money to buy something nice for his wife.
* HeelRealization: A low grade one, but when he tells the dying Lozano that he shouldn't have brought family into it, Ruben replies that 'you did it first'. Siris takes a minute to think on that.
* HonorBeforeReason: Refuses to run a red light even as they have the son of a crime boss tied up in their trunk.
* IHaveAFamily: His motivation for considering abandoning Felix and Locus. He changes his mind and doesn't go through with it.
* KickChick: A male example. He incorporates his powerful cybernetic leg into his fighting style, such as using it to break a gun.
* LightningBruiser: Strong enough to snap metal pipes in half and hard to catch when he gets moving.
* MoralityChain: A failed one. He got Locus and Felix into the bounty hunting game for the good they could do and serves as the group's moral compass, but ends up being talked into the ransom scheme. He's also nowhere to be seen in the Chorus arc, where Locus and Felix's morals have taken a nosedive.
* PurpleIsPowerful: His clothes are dark purple, and his shades are tinted purple. Judging by his skills and strength, he is also the most physically powerful of the trio. (See SuperStrength below)
* SuperStrength: He's strong to begin with, and fast enough to evade bullets, but his prosthesis has enough force to kick a chunk of exhaust pipe through a man's chest.
* TokenGoodTeammate: He's much more reluctant to engage in illegal activities than his partners.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: If he hadn't stayed behind to help Felix and Locus fight off Lozano's men, they would've most likely been killed. This would have left Chorus in a much better place than if Felix and Locus had manipulated them to keep their civil war going.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: It's unclear what happened to him after the final confrontation with Lozano. Only thing clear is that he ''wasn't'' involved with Locus and Felix by time of the Chorus Trilogy, and as a result, the lack of their MoralityChain led to them working with Charon Industries and the CivilWar on Chorus.

[[folder:Spencer Porkensenson]]
!Spencer Porkensenson
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Intention is no matter. Only consequence has true form."'']]
-->'''Voiced By:''' Creator/JasonMarnocha

An unknown soldier with a FOTUS Helmet. Actually just a legal process server, who informs Tucker that he owes several Chorusan mothers child support payments.

* AmbiguouslyEvil: His introductory scenes keep it vague as to what side he’s on, and what he plans on doing with Tucker once he finds him. He turns out to be a due process server serving Tucker a class action lawsuit.
* AmbiguouslyHuman: His helmet resembles that of an Elite, and his obsession with Tucker implies he is at least connected to the aliens. Completely averted after its revealed that he's just a process server.
* AntiquatedLinguistics: He speaks in an ''extremely'' formal and archaic style, especially after he's revealed as just being a process server. Why he speaks like this is entirely unknown, except for the [[RuleOfFunny obvious metafictional reason]].
* BlackKnight: Evokes the classical appearance and mannerisms of one. Averted on the mannerisms part when it's revealed that he's but a humble process server.
* BountyHunter: Characters consistently refer to him as a bounty hunter instead of by name. Whether he actually is a bounty hunter on top of being a process server is unclear.
* TheComicallySerious: He looks and acts far more intimidating than he actually should be, and the contrast between his appearance, mannerisms, and his actual job is his primary source of comedy.
* DarkIsNotEvil: Despite his [[RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver red and black]] armor, his true nature is noble.
* EmbarrassingLastName: Averted. His strange, overly-long last name doesn't seem to bother him in the slightest.
* EvilBrit: He clearly has a British accent. The “evil” part is subverted, however, when it turns out he's just "serving" Tucker with child support complaints.
* EvilSoundsDeep: He has a throaty voice that is serious and intimidating. Like with the other villain tropes that apply to him, this is subverted when he’s revealed to be a process server.
* ExactWords: "I serve Lavernius Tucker." And he proceeds to serve him a court order for a class action lawsuit for child support.
* FreakyElectronicMusic: His apparent {{Leitmotif}}.
* GoodAllAlong: His loyalties are unclear at first, but then he protects Dylan and Jax from the Blues and Reds, and is revealed to be a process server. If nothing else, he's a lawful servant of the court.
* GutturalGrowler: Literally, as demonstrated by [[http://lordjazor.tumblr.com/post/160916141174/been-seeing-this-speculation-around-a-lot-that his voice actor]] - the voice comes from so deep in the throat every word vibrates.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: The most intimidating, [[BadassBureaucrat badass process server]] in all of fiction.
* MysteriousWatcher: He debuts in this way in "The Chronicle", observing Dylan and Jax from the cliffs surrounding Blood Gulch.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: His armor is designed like this, but it has no bearing on his actual morality.
* RedHerring: Everything about him is meant to make the viewer think he'll be the new 'armoured, mysterious badass villain who has an elaborate appearance' that has previously been done by Tex, Meta/Washington and Locus. He's just a process server that was sent after Tucker to inform him of the child support payments he needs to pay. He has no connection to the Blues and Reds, and once his job is done, he departs.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: He doesn't contribute to the plot much by himself, but Dylan and Jax not mentioning that they saw him is what fuels Tucker's distrust of them, which allows Tucker to play into Temple's hands.
* SpikesOfVillainy: The giant spike on his helmet serves as this. Minus the "villainy" aspect.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Subverted. After the Chorus Trilogy built up Locus and Felix by having them serve as a MysteriousWatcher over the reds and blues, with distinctive armor and weaponry, he seemed like he was going to be this. [[AntiClimax He was not.]]
* UnstoppableMailman: Follows Tucker's trail across several planets, warzones, and an abandoned city, just to give him child support paperwork.
* VillainousFashionSense: His armor adheres to every villain design trope in the book. It helps hide the fact that he's a civil servant.
* WalkingSpoiler: DownplayedTrope in that he's really a RedHerring, and TheReveal of his true nature is an intentional AntiClimax.

[[folder:Wiz and Boomstick]]
!Wiz and Boomstick

The ''Red vs. Blue'' versions of the hosts of ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle''.

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Wiz uses the tagline about analyzing the combatants weapons, armors and skill to determine who'd win a ''Death Battle'', which confuses Simmons with how he said it.
* LikeFatherLikeSon: HotBlooded, {{Cloudcuckoolander}}-ness, Texan accent, loves causing Grif pain...
* LukeIAmYourFather: Sarge is heavily implied to be Boomstick's father, who abandoned him to join the military, or rather [[TheUnfavorite joined the military to abandon him]].
* MundaneUtility: Boomstick uses his shotgun to... write his name.
* RedOniBlueOni: Boomstick wears red armor and is HotBlooded and irrational, while Wiz wears blue armor and is (somewhat) saner.

%% * AwesomeMcCoolname: Decides to create a stage name for himself using this trope.

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