History Characters / SuperRWBYSistersGuestCharactersPart3

* TalkingWeapon: And boy he does! For a sentient sacred sword, he sure is amazingly egotistical.

* EvilCounterpart: He's obviously one to Sonic, being his evil robotic copy and all.

* AffablyEvil: Despite being one of the main antagonists of Frontiers, she has no problems having a civilized chat with Futaba or giving Blake some books to read while imprisoned whenever she's not actively stopping Sonic and company.

!!Mr. Green

!!!Villains

** Eggman finds himself disgusted with Salem's goal of destroying Remnant simply because of her thousand-year long beef with Ozpin and the Gods.
** In Frontiers, he is horrified when one of his robots tells him that Wakaba was assassinated in cold blood in front of Futaba by Data Shido, believing no one should have to go through that and Futaba is broken. As such, he makes plans to contact Phoenix Wright after the adventure so Maya can channel Wakaba and give Futaba a pick me up.

* HiddenDepths: During Frontiers, Kyoko finds the doctor's Egg Memos while adventuring through Cyberspace, revealing many of Eggman's hidden feelings that he likely won't DARE to admit in-person, such as his hesitation in making Atlas fall onto Mantle, his regret on kidnapping Pyrrha and brainwashing her into a slave with the Metal Cap, and his admiring for his enemies, namely Kyoko herself. Pretty complex thoughts for a seemingly unrepentant mad scientist.

* ManipulativeBastard: Implied. After convincing Adam to kidnap Azure in a bid to get revenge on Weiss and the Schnees, Eggman seemed quite proud of his little scheme, muttering "Well, that takes care of two problems.". Given that Wings of Ruin end with Adam dying (specifically, him turning into a Trophy courtesy of the Trophy Gun), it seems as if he was talking about getting Weiss off his back as well as leading Adam to his death. Given his genius intelligence and tendency to play his opponents, this seems quite likely.

* UnwillingRoboticisation: His grand plan in Winter's Dusk is to inflict this on everyone via his new metal virus. Frontiers reveals that it's because he wants to preserve all life on Remnant because no one should die by the hands of Salem.

* VillainExitStageLeft: Though the heroes defeated him and were at their mercy when the Death Egg sustained too much damage and fell down to Remnant, Eggman saw the opportunity to escape and took it, running off and taking an escape pod off the Death Egg.
* VillainRespect: Although he did sell her out to Ironwood after exposing Salem, Eggman truly respected Futaba and enjoyed his time working with her. In fact, in Frontiers, once he heard about what happened to Futaba seeing Wakaba be killed in front of her by Data Shido, he decides to contact Phoenix Wright after the adventure to see if Maya can channel Wakaba to give Futaba a pick me up.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Frontiers reveals that he wants to preserve all life on Remnant, even if it means turning everyone and everything into metal because no one should die by the hands of Salem.

!SPY×FAMILY
[[folder: Loid]]
!!Loid Forger / Agent Twilight
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* AdaptationNameChange: In the original series, Loid Forger is the code name received by Agent Twilight for Operation STRIX as his real name is unknown. Here, it is his actual name.
* TheCameo: He first appeared at the end of Velvet's Illumina Vacation together with Anya and Bond.
* CrossoverRelatives: In this series, he is Taiyang Xiao Long's cousin. His mother was Zhang's sister.
* MasterOfDisguise: Like the canon series, he is a master-level spy. Loid also has a Semblance that allows him to change his face into someone else, which can be achieved by looking at the person he wishes to disguise as straight into their eyes.

* KillAndReplace: Well, kidnap rather than kill, but during the lead-up to and during Winer's Dusk, he kidnaps several characters to replace them with his robot doubles in order to spy on or sabotage the heroes. So far, the robot clones of Raven and Esdeath have been found and destroyed.

* VillainRespect: Although he did sell her out to Ironwood after exposing Salem, Eggman truly respected Futaba and enjoyed his time working with her.

* * WellIntentionedExtremist: Frontiers reveals that he wants to preserve all life on Remnant, even if it means turning everyone and everything into metal because no one should die by the hands of Salem.

* WellIIntentionedExtremist: Frontiers reveals that he wants to preserve all life on Remnant, even if it means turning everyone and everything into metal because no one should die by the hands of Salem.

* CompositeCharacter: Downplayed. While Eggman mostly follows his game counterpart, his plan in Winter's Dusk (turning all of Remnant into robotic zombies) is quite similiar to the Metal Virus from the IDW Comics.

* UnwillingRoboticisation: His grand plan in Winter's Dusk is to inflict this on everyone via his new metal virus.

*** In canon, Becky and the boys share an odd and turbulent relationship as they (including Anya) often trade verbal jabs with each other, but soon find themselves under better circumstances. Here, she is shown to be close together with them as a team of aspiring Huntsmen just like Team LAFF, and something akin to a snarky yet tight-knit group of friends, subjecting each other to a lot of good-natured ribbing, daring each other to do stupid things (i.e. Emile being dared to stuff about thirty fries inside his mouth for twenty Lien... which also got him a broken jaw in the process), playing video games together during their free time, not hesitating to help each other out when needed, and training together as a team to enhance their respective strengths.

*** In canon, Becky and the boys share an odd and turbulent relationship as they (including Anya) often trade verbal jabs with each other, but soon find themselves under better circumstances. Here, she is shown to be close together with them as a team of aspiring Huntsmen just like Team LAFF, and something akin to a tight-knit group of friends, often playing video games together during their free time, not hesitating to help each other out when needed, and training together as a team to enhance their respective strengths.

** With Damian, her relationship here with him is quite complicated. Since Operation STRIX or the Friendship Scheme doesn't exist here, Anya simply acquaints herself with Damian (as he never once showed any form of elitism) through casual means instead of mostly attempting to befriend him for the sake of a big mission involving world peace. Sadly, she still gets off on the wrong with him here, but for different reasons. Whereas in canon, Anya had a hard time befriending Damian mostly because of his arrogance and stuck-up behavior, especially when the latter developed a crush on her after she punched him, but adamantly refuses to admit that he developed feelings over a girl with a social class standing lower than his. In the SRS, Anya made a decent start with Damian... until she became understandably cold and resentful towards him after he cruelly mocked Weiss and her background as a former laboratory experiment when he took his prejudices towards Atlesians too far. Luckily, while she may not be quite ready to forgive him just yet or even try to be his friend again, this doesn't stop her from at least engaging with him either in civil/casual conversations at best or childish but harmless bickering at worst.

* InsultOfEndearment: Damian usually addresses her as "Esper Girl" more than her actually after he became aware of her mind-reading abilities.

* ShoutOut: Her current outfit heavily references her appearance in one of the promotional poster artworks for [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/spy-x-family9171/images/6/62/Tower_Records_Cafe_Illustration.png/revision/latest?cb=20201222222220 SPY×FAMILY's collaboration with Tower Records Café in Japan since 2020]].

*** Ewen and Emile in canon were portrayed with little characterization outside being than a couple of bootlicking coat-riders (but later became genuine friends) who mostly hang around Damian just to leech off his prestigious status and kiss the ground he walks on as much as they enable his elitist and egotistical behavior while constantly looking down on and bullying commoners (i.e. Anya) with him. In this series, both boys are shown to be unconditionally friends with Damian starting from their debut appearance, apparently not even caring if he's very wealthy or the son of an important political figure in Vale. Not to mention that they often get exasperated by his irrational racism towards Atlesians as much as they don't hesitate to call him out for his negative behavior and say outright to his face that he's wrong.

* SuperScream: Her Semblance, Sonic Boom[[note]]Later renamed as "Boomburst" after she finds it way cooler.[[/note]], allows her to unleash a powerful and ear-splitting ultrasonic screech that can stun enemies upon impact and even force back nearby objects. However, if used too much, Becky’s throat will become sore and she won’t be able to speak clearly nor use her Semblance for a certain period of time.

* HonestAdvisor: He's one of the few people who doesn't hesitate to voice out his disapproval towards Damian whenever he says or does something wrong or makes a bad decision, and then tries his best to correct his behavior and give him advice on how he can do better. Damian highly respects and appreciates him for this.

* GoofyBuckteeth: His buckteeth represents his main feature as a beaver Faunus.

* DropTheHammer: Uses a massive hammer in combat.

*** In canon, Becky and the boys share an odd and turbulent relationship as they (including Anya) often trade verbal jabs with each other, but soon find themselves under better circumstances. Here, she is shown to be close together with them as a team of aspiring Huntsmen just like Team LAFF and something akin to a tight-knit group of friends, often playing video games together during their free time, not hesitating to help each other out when needed, and training together as a team to enhance their respective strengths.
*** Ewen and Emile in canon were portrayed little characterization outside being than a couple of bootlicking coat-riders (but later became genuine friends) who mostly hang around Damian just to leech off his prestigious status and kiss the ground he walks on as much as they enable his elitist and egotistical behavior while constantly looking down on and bullying commoners (i.e. Anya) with him. In this series, both boys are shown to be unconditionally friends with Damian starting from their debut appearance, apparently not even caring if he's very wealthy or the son of an important political figure in Vale. Not to mention that they often get exasperated by his irrational racism towards Atlesians as much as they don't hesitate to call him out for his negative behavior and say outright to his face that he's wrong.

* WolverineClaws: His main weapons are a pair of three-pronged jagged titanium claw blades fashioned in a white liger motif called "Pridestalker".

* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: Back then in the 1st grade, his [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/spy-x-family9171/images/7/7a/Ewen_Egeburg_Anime.png/revision/latest?cb=20220507155215 hairstyle]] used to be pretty much like his canon counterpart. However, he stopped styling his hair that way as he now lets his chin length down, mostly to cover his forehead scar, which he got from a Beowolf when he took the brunt of its slash attack that was about to kill Becky in a previous attack at Hathaway.

*** Ewen and Emile in canon are portrayed as nothing more than bootlicking coat-riders (but later became a couple of genuine friends) who mostly hang around Damian just to leech off his prestigious status and kiss the ground he walks on as much as they enable his elitist and egotistical behavior while constantly looking down on and bullying commoners (i.e. Anya) with him. In this series, both boys are shown to be unconditionally friends with Damian from their debut appearance, apparently not even caring if he's very wealthy or the son of an important political figure in Vale. Not to mention that they often get exasperated by his irrational racism towards Atlesians as much as they don't hesitate to call him out for his negative behavior and say outright to his face that he's wrong.

* IntangibleMan: His Semblance, dubbed Phantom Force, grants him the ability to make his body intangible, phasing through solid objects (except for certain gasses, liquids, or energy-based matter like force fields) and dodging enemy attacks with ease. However, he needs to be careful and act fast regarding where he phases through whenever he uses this ability. As such, if he accidentally deactivates his Semblance and finds himself stuck in the middle of a thick wall or structure, his movement will be very limited. Worse scenario, he'll suffocate within the wall if his whole body including his head completely gets stuck.

* {{Invisibility}}: His Semblance also gives him the ability to make himself (including the gear and clothes he wears) completely invisible, allowing him to do effective sneak attacks on his foes and conveniently slip away from sight when needed.

* AnimalMotifs: White ligers.

* InterclassFriendship: Unlike their canon selves, both of them have no problem hanging out with middle-class kids like Team LAFF and Logue in and out of school.

* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: Ewen's near-death experience when he defended her from a Beowolf during a Grimm attack in the 1st grade caused her to develop a guilt complex of sorts, often blaming herself at that time that her friend never would've gotten hurt if it wasn't for her lack of strength and courage. Said incident even haunts her up to this day.

* SuperScream: Her Semblance, Sonic Boom, allows her to unleash a powerful and ear-splitting ultrasonic screech that can stun enemies upon impact and even force back nearby objects. However, if used too much, Becky’s throat will become sore and she won’t be able to speak clearly nor use her Semblance for a certain period of time.

*** Ewen and Emile in canon are portrayed as nothing more than bootlicking coat-riders (but later became a couple of genuine friends) who mostly hang around Damian just to leech off his prestigious status and kiss the ground he walks on as much as they enable his elitist and egotistical behavior, constantly looking down on and bullying commoners like Anya. In this series, both boys are unconditionally friends with Damian from the

*** In canon, Becky and the boys share an odd and turbulent relationship as they (including Anya) often trade verbal jabs with each other, but soon find themselves under better circumstances. Here, all four of them are shown to be close together as a team of aspiring Huntsmen just like Team LAFF, and something akin to a tight-knit group of friends, often playing video games together during their free time, not hesitating to help each other out when needed, and training together as a team to enhance their respective strengths.
*** Ewen and Emile in canon are portrayed as nothing more than bootlicking coat-riders who mostly hang around Damian just to leech off his prestigious status as much as they enable his elitist and arrogant behavior, constantly looking down on commoners (i.e. Anya).

** AdaptationalBadass: All of them have Auras and Semblances here, whereas in canon they were normal children.
** AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: Their relationship with each other is different here as compared to their canon home series.

* ManipulativeBastard: Implied. After convincing Adam to kidnap Azure in a bid to get revenge on Weiss and the Schnees, Eggman seemed quite proud of his little scheme, muttering "Well, that takes care of two problems.". Given that Wings of Ruin end with Adam dying (specifically, him turning into a Trophy courtesy of the Trophy Gun), it seems as if he was talking about getting Weiss off his back as well as leading Adam to his death. Given his genius intelligence and tendency of playing his opponents, this seems quite likely.

* AdaptationalIntelligence: Zig-zagged. While she's by no means an idiot, Anya here is portrayed to be quite competent when it comes to showcasing a bit wider range of vocabulary in her speech pattern and developing basic Huntress-level combat skills. However, she still often has a hard time trying to keep up with schoolwork.

** With Damian, her relationship here with him is quite complicated. Since Operation STRIX or the Friendship Scheme doesn't exist here, Anya simply acquaints herself with Damian (as he never once showed any form of elitism) through casual means instead of mostly attempting to befriend him for the sake of a big mission involving world peace. Sadly, she still gets off on the wrong with him here, but for different reasons. Whereas in canon, Anya had a hard time befriending Damian mostly because of his arrogance and stuck-up behavior, especially when the latter developed a crush on her after she punched him, but adamantly refuses to admit that he developed feelings over a girl with a social class standing lower than his. In the SRS, Anya made a decent start with Damian... until she became understandably cold and resentful towards him after he cruelly mocked Weiss and her background as a former laboratory experiment when he took his prejudices towards Atlesians too far. Luckily, while she may not be quite ready to forgive him just yet or even try to be his friend again, this doesn't stop her from at least engaging with him either in a civil/casual conversation at best or childish but harmless bickering at worst.

* AdaptationalIntelligence: Zig-zagged. While she's by no means an idiot, Anya here is portrayed to be quite competent when it comes to showcasing a bit wider range of vocabulary in her speech pattern and developing basic Huntress-level combat skills. However, she still often has a hard time trying to keep up with schoolwork and also has no idea about the concept of transgenderism upon meeting May Marigold, innocently assuming that she has a Semblance that allows her to change between genders.

* JerkassBall: Grabs this one big time when he takes his prejudices towards Atlesians too far and falsely accuses Anya of being "brainwashed" to be like them after he learns of her background as an escaped lab rat during the 265th chapter of Super RWBY Gaiden. This consequently leads him to be on the receiving end of the disappointment from his friends and homeroom teacher along with Anya's anger, the latter of who angrily snaps at him after she can't take much of his cruelty any longer.

** With Damian, her relationship here with him is quite complicated. Since Operation STRIX or the Friendship Scheme doesn't exist here, Anya simply acquaints herself with Damian (as he never once showed any form of elitism) through casual means instead of mostly attempting to befriend him for the sake of a big mission involving world peace. Sadly, she still gets off on the wrong with him here, but for different reasons. Whereas in canon, Anya had a hard time befriending Damian mostly because of his arrogance and stuck-up behavior, especially when the latter developed a crush on her after she punched him, but adamantly refuses to admit that he developed feelings over a girl with a social class standing lower than his. In the SRS, Anya made a decent start with Damian... until she became understandably cold and resentful towards him after he cruelly mocked Weiss and her background as a former laboratory experiment when he took his prejudices towards Atlesians too far. Luckily, while she may not be quite ready to forgive him just yet or even try to be his friend again, this doesn't stop her from engaging with him either in a civil/casual conversation at best or childish but harmless bickering at worst.

** In canon, she doesn't get along too well with Ewen and Emile as both boys often mock and look down on her for being a commoner at the prestigious Eden Academy, but soon later develops a much friendlier relationship with Ewen over their shared love for space. Here, both boys are quick to warm up to Anya during her first day at Hathaway and treat her like an equal overall, not even caring one bit if she is a middle-class girl or even an escaped laboratory experiment.
** With Damian, her relationship here with him is quite complicated. Since Operation STRIX or the Friendship Scheme doesn't exist here, Anya simply acquaints herself with Damian through casual means instead of mostly attempting to befriend him for the sake of a mission involving world peace. Sadly, she still gets off on the wrong with him here, but for different reasons.
*** In canon, Anya had a hard time befriending Damian mostly because of his arrogance and stuck-up behavior, especially when the latter developed a crush on her after she punched him, but doesn't want to admit that he developed feelings over a girl with a social class standing lower than his. In the SRS, Anya somewhat made a decent start with Damian... until she became understandably resentful towards him after he cruelly mocked Weiss and her background as a former laboratory experiment when he took his prejudices towards Atlesians too far. Thankfully, while she may not be quite ready to forgive him just yet and try to be his friend, this doesn't stop her from engaging with him either in a civil/casual conversation at best or childish but harmless bickering at worst.
* AdaptationalIntelligence: Zig-zagged. While she's by no means an idiot, Anya here is portrayed to be quite competent when it comes to showcasing a bit wider range of vocabulary in her speech pattern and developing basic Huntress-level combat skills. However, she still often has a hard time trying to keep up with schoolwork and also has no idea about the concept of transgenderism upon meeting May Marigold, innocently assuming that she has a Semblance that allows her to change between genders.

* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: Displays this with the other members of Team DBEE:

** With Damian, her relationship here with him is quite complicated. Since Operation STRIX or the Friendship Scheme doesn't exist here, Anya simply acquaints herself with Damian through casual means. Sadly, she still gets off on the wrong with him here... but for different reasons.

* AdaptationalIntelligence: Zig-zagged. While she's by no means an idiot, Anya here is portrayed to be quite competent when it comes to demonstrating a wider range of vocabulary and basic Huntress-level combat skills. However, she still often has a hard time trying to keep up with schoolwork and also has no idea about the concept of transgenderism upon meeting May Marigold, innocently assuming that she has a Semblance that allows her to change between genders.

* RageBreakingPoint: She reaches this point in the 265th chapter of Super RWBY Gaiden wherein she punches Damian in the face and then angrily blasts into him after she finally had enough of his blatant cruelty and irrational racism towards Atlesians, tearfully ranting out how much he has no idea what it's like to be experimented on by a bunch of evil people who were trying to forcibly enhance her Semblance and turn her into a brainwashed super soldier while the last thing she remembers before she got kidnapped is seeing her biological family die right in front of her by some psychopath.