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!!Antagonists

* AdvertisedExtra: [[DownplayedTrope A downplayed case]], but despite receiving a fair amount of screentime in the trailers, she doesn't really get much in terms of characterization or interaction with Team RWBY in the film, mostly acting as just another League member to fight alongside the team.

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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Watts in the canon series was certainly an arrogant genius, but his primary motivation was mainly due to a grudge against Ironwood for refusing to recognize his talents and [[GreenEyedMonster choosing Pietro's project over his]]. His personality in the ''Justice League x RWBY'' duology, by contrast, paints him as a grandiose egomaniac who viewed other people solely as stepping stones for his own grand vision of himself "remaking the world", something that he had never expressed any interest in doing. He's also much more willing to go into the fray and exposed himself the minute he had the means to do so, whereas in canon he tended to stay out of the way and worked from the shadows.

* AdaptationalVillainy: Watts is still a villain like his canon counterpart, but a number of his motives and past actions have been greatly altered. In canon, his actions were mainly in the background, using hacking as his main weapon, and his crimes tended to be more indirect, being behind the framing of Penny for a massacre and later infecting her with a virus. In the duology, he's labelled as the main reason for the Fall of Atlas, even though in canon that was due to Cinder, Ironwood and Salem's actions.

* {{Irony}}: Traditionally, yellow is the weakness of Green Lantern rings and is also connected to the Sinestro Corps, whose Power Rings are fueled by fear. In the movie, Jaune, a character themed around the same color, not only uses his Semblance to power up Jessica on more than one occasion, but also serves as a source of emotional strength and encourages her not to give into her fears.

* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Watts in the canon series was certainly an arrogant genius, but his primary motivation was mainly due to a grudge against Ironwood for refusing to recognize his talents and [[GreenEyedMonster choosing Pietro's project over his]]. His personality in the Justice League x RWBY Duology by contrast paints him as a grandiose egomaniac who viewed other people solely as a stepping stone for his own grand vision of himself "remaking the world", something that he had never expressed any interest in doing. He's also much more willing to go into the fray and exposed himself the minute he had the means to do so, whereas in canon he tended to stay out of the way and worked from the shadows.

* SealedEvilInACan: His final fate after his defeat, sealed within the Holotrap alongside [=Kilg#re=]. And considering how ''pissed'' [=Kilg#re=] is shown to be over Watts manipulating him, he's probably not gonna have a good time in there.

* FireForgedFriends: With Jaune. They spend a good amount of the movie trying to escape from [[spoiler: Kilg%re]]'s traps, isolated from their friends, relying only on each other and supporting each other. By the time they finally reach their teams, they still have each other's backs in battle. Even after the enemy is defeated, Jessica and Jaune are still seen hanging out together before the two teams head back home.

* BrainUploading: How he survived the fall of Atlas. Having foreseen Cinder backstabbing him, he made a perfect backup of his mind and consciousness, which went on to form an alliance with [=Kilg#re=].

* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Watts in the canon series was certainly an arrogant genius, but his primary motivation was mainly due to a grudge against Ironwood for refusing to recognize his talents and basically taking him for granted, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness all the while the narrative strongly implied that he would discard people like Watts the minute he stopped being useful.]] His personality in the Justice League x RWBY Duology by contrast paints him as a grandiose egomaniac who viewed other people solely as a stepping stone for his own grand vision of himself "remaking the world", something that he had never expressed any interest in doing. He's also much more willing to go into the fray and exposed himself the minute he had the means to do so, whereas in canon he tended to stay out of the way and worked from the shadows.

* NonHumanNonBinary: While it normally doesn't have a gender due to being a computer virus, he's been addressed with a male pronoun by Superman and Ruby.

* TheSmartGuy: Shares this role with Weiss, as both of them spend the majority of their time in Atlas trying to figure out what's going on by studying the strange data and anomalies present in the Schnee laboratory. He also pegs that [[spoiler: Barry is possessed by Kilg%re, that the virus is trapped with them due to being backstabbed by his unknown ally, and that Barry is still conscious through the speedster using Morse Code. This attribute is also the main reason he was taken out early on in Part 2, since the Mastermind notes that he likely would have figured out what was going on with their plans long before anyone else.]]

* TheSmartGuy: Shares this role with Weiss, as both of them spend the majority of their time in Atlas trying to figure out what's going on by studying the strange data and anomalies present in the Schnee laboratory. He also pegs that [[spoiler: Barry is possessed by Kilg%re, that the virus is trapped with them due to being backstabbed by his unknown ally, and that Barry is still conscious through the speedster using Morse Code.]]

* AdaptationalVillainy: Watts is still a villain like his canon counterpart, but a number of his motives and past actions have been greatly altered. In canon, his primary crimes were done mainly in the background, using hacking as his main weapon, and the worst of his crimes being the framing of Penny for a massacre and later infecting her with a virus. In the duology, he's labelled as the main reason for the Fall of Atlas, even though in canon that was due to Cinder, Ironwood and Salem's actions.

A former member of Salem's inner circle, after his near demise in Atlas (and betrayal by Cinder), he managed to escape death by keeping a backup of his consciousness, where he would work with Kilg%re to plot out his return. For more specifics related to him in the main series, check Characters/RWBYSalemsFaction.

* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Watts in the canon series was certainly an arrogant genius, but his primary motivation was mainly due to a grudge against Ironwood for refusing to recognize his talents and basically taking advantage of him before discarding him when Watts was no longer of any use. His personality in the Justice League x RWBY Duology by contrast paints him as a grandiose egomaniac who viewed other people solely as a stepping stone for his own grand vision of himself "remaking the world", something that he had never expressed any interest in doing.

* BodySurfing: In a digital world, it can transfer into different bodies.